Freezing Potatoes

[swsebrownsugar1888]

do u use the same water for boiling or did u change the water every time ?

[OntoitinThere]

Great demonstration. Thank you!

[Sinistral69]

Thank you for this wonderful and very informative video!

[Sinistral69]

Thank you for this wonderful and very informative video!

[gardenvespers777]

wow lol good deal for a buck! :-) I just harvested a bunch of potatoes and I was looking for information on whether or not freezing potatoes would work.

Looks like it will! I have a foodsaver too!

Thanks for posting this video it was very helpful!

[mreastky]

Nice video.

[cpowell1st]

Thanks a lot! :-)

[HEARTOF24K]

Cool! :D

[jakesfrugalmomma]

Thanks for the useful info!

[KasinH]

GREAT BUY! Way to go! Lots of meals there.

Walmart sells a little manual hand slicer mandolin that slices veggies like this in a jiff. I don't use my electronic slicer as much as I used to with this little manual slicer.  Cleans up with spray of water. The slicer also comes with a few different heads that you can snap interchange to get julienne fries, etc.

Great vid. 5*****.

[CityFarmin]

Did you let them dry before sealing them?

[boomd1791]

I did - sorry didn't show in video. Right before bagging them, I spread them out on paper towels to drain and I pat them down with additional paper towels. They weren't very dry, but they weren't dripping any water.

[SWGirl1970]

I am sure you know this, but you can also dehydrate them and pack em to store for about 25 years or more. Great vid and great job as usual! :)

[boomd1791]

Thanks. I have dehydrated and still do dehydrate potatoes. For this bag I decided to freeze since we will go thru it fairly quickly.

[prov223]

Thanks