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storing baklava? - foodfiend - 12-08-2009 I have to get this stuff out of my immediate area! I will be using about a third of the tray this weekend, but the rest has to stay "giftable" through the end of next week. Should I freeze it? Or wrap tightly and put in a cool place? And, if freezing, should each piece be wrapped separately? Re: storing baklava? - cjs - 12-08-2009 hmmmm, I'm thinking flavor wise, it would be o.k. to freeze baklava, but I don't think the phyllo would be crisp as it thaws out. You've already made it? If not, maybe you could freeze it already prepped and bake at the last minute? Re: storing baklava? - Dismc - 12-08-2009 I freeze baklava all the time. I use the foodsaver for freshness, but If you don't have one, just wrap tightly and freeze. There's no loss of texture or crispness. One of my favorite things to make a big batch of and freeze. Re: storing baklava? - cjs - 12-08-2009 'There's no loss of texture or crispness.' - Wow, that's amazing! I'm glad you saw this, Shannon. Re: storing baklava? - Gourmet_Mom - 12-08-2009 Who woulda thunk? Thanks for the info on the phyllo freezing Shannon! Re: storing baklava? - foodfiend - 12-08-2009 Thanks Shannon! It has been screaming at me for 2 days now. Once in the freezer, it's little voice will be muffled... It's actually called Choclava, from this month's Cooking Light, and has Nutella between the layers. I think I'll keep a few pieces out for our anniversary dinner on Thursday. Re: storing baklava? - Gourmet_Mom - 12-08-2009 My parents got married over the Christmas holiday! Happy Anniversary Vicci and Jack! Hey Vicci, I think you've got the willpower of Hercules! I hope you two have a GREAT anniversary! You ARE going to post pics...right? Re: storing baklava? - cjs - 12-09-2009 Happy (early) Anniversary, Vicci! |