Croissants are at their best when freshly baked. Freezing is the best preservation; wrap airtight when thoroughly cool and freeze. Good for 1-2 months. (This is straight from Julia Child.) To thaw and serve, set frozen croissants on a lightly buttered baking sheet and place in a preheated 400°F oven for 5 minutes.
The plastic container symbols indicate the type of plastic used in the container and provide guidance on recycling.
Yes, but dispose of it after 3 days. It's never a good idea to keep any food in a metal container in the refrigerator. The metal can react with different foods to develop toxins. Put the meat in a plastic or glass container for refrigeration.
You can wrap it in food plastic wrap, or if you have a dome storage container that seals the top & bottom together, you can use that.
yes if it is rapped in tin foil or plastic wrap
You can store curried beans in a plastic container, but you may never get the odor of curry out of the plastic.
You can find a plastic container at a local dollar store.
No. In my experience items refrigerated in paper bags do not refrigerate well. The bags are too porous and allow air to circulate around the food. This causes the food to go bad more quickly than if it is stored in a non-porous container such as a plastic bag or container.
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Assuming it is freshly cut to begin with, set a bunch of asparagus in a tall plastic container (I repurpose ricotta or cottage cheese containers) with an inch or two of cold water. Set the whole container in a plastic bag with a twist tie and refrigerate till ready to use. My father was a grower and we always set the bunches in our spring water cooler till it was taken to market.
Someone can determine which round plastic containers are recyclable by looking for a recyclable symbol on the plastic container. If there is a symbol then the plastic container is recyclable.
NO, NO, NO! if you put hot jam into a plastic container it will melt it.
Put them in a plastic bag, squeeze the air out, fasten and refrigerate.