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Can Pecorino Romano be freezed

Updated: 10/6/2023
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I've done it numerous times. Depends on what you want to use it for. Thawed ricotta tends to be (a bit) more grainy than fresh but the taste is not affected, so for dishes where the texture is not particularly important, like lasagna, I say go ahead. Freezing won't make ricotta unusable and I've never experienced more than a slight change in texture. Once it is thawed properly in the refrigerator, it should be fine.

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no it can't because it will make it take really gross and the Italian seasoning will go hard and will be hard to eat.

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I wouldn't recommend it.

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Yes

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Yes it can.

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