My daily harvest is becoming too much .. lots of ideas on the Google for ways to preserve them, I figured I would crowd source some ideas

by smarchypants

19 Comments

  1. I usually blanch them, dry them out, and freeze in ziplock bags.

  2. Dirtbikingtattoogirl

    I enjoy when other people pickle them and then give me a jar to sample lol

  3. Numerous-Stranger-81

    I blanch and pickle in them in a shit ton of garlic and lemon juice. They add a great amount of color and texture to stir fries and pastas. I avoid adding too much to the pickling beforehand because I like a neutral start.

  4. jh937hfiu3hrhv9

    Canning is the best way to preserve fresh produce. Canned beans are the best.

  5. RabidSquirrelio

    Frozen. Wash, dry, and put in heavy duty vacuum sealed freezer storage bags, and put them into the chest freezer on the coldest setting. Easy peasy.

  6. PutosPaPa

    Blanch, dry and seal in a vacuum sealer bag.

    Vacuum sealer does much better job of preventing freezer burn.

  7. TheMace808

    Nothing as simple and effective as a blanche and freeze

  8. Ok-Temporary-3383

    Romano are delicious! That’s just about one serving size for us(2 adults).

  9. ThrenodyToTrinity

    TBH I just cook greater and greater quantities of them and then eat them all.

  10. growplants37

    This year, I made a big btach of vegetable soup and froze it into pints for preservation.

    I also blanched, dried, froze, and vacuum sealed two gallons worth.

  11. that_other_goat

    I love pickled beans it’s the second best way to eat them next to fresh picked.

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