Freeze greens

For the first time on our new homestead, I've got too much kale and collard greens to eat fresh. This is amazing considering the deer love greens as much as my family! The abundance is a happy thing, though, because greens are easy to preserve for winter eating. You may certainly can greens, but I find them mushy and disagreeable when preserved this way. You may also dehydrate greens to use in smoothies or to powder and add to various dishes. You may also freeze dry greens for similar…

We’ve put together a guide that discusses various aspects of greens, including how to freeze greens. Besides, we’ve included more, so read on!

Do you end up with extra spinach or kale that goes bad? You can freeze them! Here are 2 EASY ways to freeze greens quickly and prevent food and money waste.

Solve smelly onion problems by freezing green onions in empty plastic bottles. Chop them up, add to the bottle, and freeze. Shake them out when needed!

Can you freeze lettuce? Yes! Learn the easiest way to freeze your leafy greens and how to use them.

You can freeze greens raw or cooked. Here is your option for cooked greens.

Step by step instructions on how to freeze collard greens so you can enjoy them al year round! Perfect to add to soups or pastas!

Freezing kale and other leafy greens couldn't be simpler! We'll show you how to freeze kale and other leafy greens so you can enjoy their freshness and nutrition all year round!

Got a bunch of green onions and can't use them all right away? Or want to have fresh green onions on hand at all time? Here's how to freeze green onions!

It is so easy to freeze extra leafy green vegetables. Use them for your dinner vegetable or freeze leafy greens for smoothies.