I think it is possible that both options will result in your sauce breaking and separating - if I were you I would probably take a chance and freeze it to avoid the possibility of sogginess from sitting in the fridge.
There is a wonderful "soak" that removes any "fishiness" from any seafood product. In one gallon of water, mix one tablespoon salt, and one teaspoon baking soda. Cover the fish or seafood with it and refrigerate 6 hours to overnight. It's called "sweetening the catch", and restuarants have used this trick for years.
There are several options for ridding seafood smells in a refrigerator. Thourough cleaning and baking soda are some of the best options.
Soak them overnight in water and baking soda.
One way is to leave baking soda in them overnight.
Just cover the acid with baking soda and let it sit overnight.
spray pam in it
No, it is best to make it the day that you are going to bake it.
Make a paste of baking soda and water, and soak the sea shells in that overnight. The baking soda won't hurt the shells at all. Make sure you use baking SODA and NOT baking POWDER.
Yes, quite easily.
You can make a paste of baking soda and a bit of water then apply and leave on overnight. You can also use toothpaste, aloe vera, or egg whites leave on overnight.
The salt will be abrasive and the baking soda may act as a degreaser. If you plan to do this, check it out on a small, hidden portion of the floor. For carpets, this mixture left overnight will help kill fleas.
After you mix a cake together, you want to get it into the oven ASAP so that the baking powder has as much time to work as possible. Letting it sit on the counter while you prepare the pans mean it will not rise as much.