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Old September 9, 2016   #13
poeticchampion
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Originally Posted by Bart View Post
Same here!

For the Marconi and Corno's I peel, seed, roast them on the grill and then peel off the skin and freeze in ziplock bags for long term storage. (as an aside, I found some this summer that have been in my freezer since 2012 and they tasted as good as the 2016 ones did!!!!)

Anyhow, is there a good way to store the Jimmy Nardellos for later eating? I've never tried to fry them and freeze them, but I'm guessing they would work just as well (??).
Good idea about freezing.

I also fry them and then store them in olive oil in the fridge.
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