3 Ways To Preserve Garlic Scapes | How To Preserve Garlic Scapes | Storing Garlic Scapes

When you have an abundance of garlic scapes to harvest from your garlic then you have to find ways to preserve them. These 3 ways to preserve garlic scapes will help you keep your garlic scapes usable for weeks to come.

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[teknofonix]

I didn't even know what a garlic scape was until last year when I grew garlic for the first time, this video was just what I was looking for - thank you

[genepurdum]

We have about 200 scapes to deal with every year and freeze most of them, but I flash freeze them first so they are easier to "pour" when we go to use them. Just spread them out on parchment paper on a baking tray, put in the freezer for an hour, then into the plastic bag. You can also dehydrate them until brittle dry and grind up in a coffee grinder to make garlic powder.

[whatidontknowisstaggering]

Oh my, the flip the edge of the storage bag so as to not ruin the seal hack is awesome!

[angelaraum]

Great ideas. You can also store in Mason jars that will extend longer than Ziploc bags.

[waunitawitmer]

great explanation! I was never sure what to discard and what to use in cooking so thanks for the thorough video

[kaytirb]

Thank you very much, hope I see more videos from you again .

[mas]

Thank you! I’ll chop them and freeze as suggested.❤ nice video.

[justdanadane]

I love coming here & learning something new. You & Jason are so wonderful to share your knowledge with everyone & trying to help make our lives easier through your hard work. I hope y'all have a great weekend. Stay safe. ♥️♥️🙏

[karenorofino]

I just got my first bunch of garlic scapes ever! As a crazy garlic lover I’ve never heard of them… OMG DELICIOUS!!! THANK YOU for the valuable information!

[goudagirl]

THANK YOU for this video! I am SO enamored of garlic scapes (after first hearing the term from Karen Bertelsen of the blog "The Art of Doing Stuff" several years ago), that I just bought 3 pounds of them at my (not so) local Asian market that I make a special trip to visit every couple of weeks! Thank you for this video, because as a singleton, I wondered how on earth I was going to preserve these things! Raw or cooked, they're absolutely fantastic, so great in salads, raw! BUTTTT....should the scapes be blanched first for a few minutes before their frozen, like many other veggies?

[Rusty]

have you considered dehydrating them? I have some now and may consider that.

[northwestgardener]

Great video, I only have 35 plants this year so, , , they will never make it to a freezer. I have also left them out for over a week on the counter and on the end that was cut they developed little white balls (very small) they had another garlic flavor that was different than the scapes. It was an accident but if you oops, , , it's not all bad.

[larrystone]

Great video thx for sharing and the info Be safe God Bless

[loripretti]

Oh my gosh Angela Kay that is amazing great information!!! Thank you so much for sharing this information with us!!! God bless!!!

[silkiesandsuch]

I love garlic in general, and the scapes are my favorite part! I’d always been told they were only worth eating when completely fresh and stuck to using them that way. I’m glad to finally hear otherwise. Thank you for sharing your knowledge on the matter.

Have you ever tried drying them? I’m wondering if that lovely flavor would survive the process.

[susanclair]

hello from Oregon. I am new to your channel. thanks for sharing

[susannemarieschuster]

I dehydrate mine after I put them in food processor and sprinkle them on when I cook

[oregonpatriot]

You should get yourself a 'vac pack' machine if you want to remove ALL the air. _I wouldn't want to live without one. Too many uses to list._
Thanks for the vid!

[christyconway]

loved the chopping to the beat of the music😉🎶