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VEGETABLES BEST ADAPTED TO QUICK
FREEZING
Gardeners who plan to preserve
some of their vegetables by quick
freezing this summer will be inter
ested in knowing what variety of
vegetables have given the best resul
results when quick frozen, says the
University Extension Service* The
color of a vegetable helps its
appearance when frozen, and is also
an indication of the Vitamin con
tent. The deeper the yellow and
green vegetables are higher in
vitamin content than those of light
er colors.
Vegetables desired for their
crispness and eaten raw ordinarily
do not freeze well, while those
vegetables most commonly cooked do
give a good frozen product, with
the exception of a few, such as
kale and New Zealand spinach, which
become tough and stringy when
frozen. Those that freeze well are
B eans" Giant str.ingless gruen pod.
Beets Detroit Red
Broccoli Italian Green sprouting
Cabbage- All varieties are very
good.
Carrots Any uniformly deep yellow
carrot is satisfactory
Cauliflower Snowball
Kohlrabi Early white Vienna
Parsnips Hollow Crown,Short Thick
PeasThomas Laxton,Gradus,Laxtcn
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Rhubarb All varieties yiel^ a
product of good flavor.
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