How do you store homemade turnovers?

Table of Contents:

1. How do you store homemade turnovers?
2. How do you keep pastry from getting soggy in the microwave?
3. Can I freeze apples for apple crisp?
4. How do you prepare cooking apples for freezing?
5. How can I use leftover apple juice?
6. How do you store apples?

How do you store homemade turnovers?

After you cool the turnovers they can be frozen. Do not put icing or other toppings on them. Put them lightly wrapped in aluminum foil and a freezer-friendly container or a freezer bag. You can keep it in the freezer for 1-2 months.

How do you keep pastry from getting soggy in the microwave?

from getting soggy when heating in your microwave, you should wrap them in a dry paper towel to absorb the moisture when they are being heated (see costs and reviews of paper towels).

Can I freeze apples for apple crisp?

Put your fall apples to good use and freeze pie filling, whole pies, applesauce, sliced apples, even whole apples for later. ... Just fine for any application that involves cooking, but if you are looking for the crisp bite of an apple straight from the orchard, eat your fill now before you hit the freezer.

How do you prepare cooking apples for freezing?

How to freeze apples

1. Line a baking sheet with a piece of baking parchment, then arrange the apple pieces or slices on the parchment so they're not touching each other.
2. Put your freezer on to its highest setting. ...
3. Put the tray of apple pieces in the freezer for a few hours or until frozen through, then take them off the paper.

How can I use leftover apple juice?

1. Turn It Into a Dressing. ...
2. Add it to Oatmeal. ...
3. Use it In a Soup. ...
4. Make a Smoothie With It. ...
5. Make Baked Chicken. ...
6. Make Fall-Themed Pulled Pork. ...
7. Wake Up With an Apple Cider Mimosa. ...
8. Use It to Flavor Veggies.

How do you store apples?

To maximize their storage life, wrap each apple in a newspaper before you place it in the basket. If one apple goes bad, the paper will protect the other apples from coming into contact with it. Store your apples in a cool basement, garage, shed, fruit cellar or refrigerator.