I'm pretty angry with this recipe from the table of contents, and that anger would be directed at me for not trying it sooner...I'm getting ready to make my second batch. I see a shelf life of a couple months in the description, but I am wondering if anyone has had success with making a double or triple batch and freezing it?
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I haven't done it. But make sure you leave enough room in there for when it expands as its freezing. That would be an ugly mess if she popped.
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Before you make the double or triple, have you tried the Tennessee Hollerin Sauce? If not, you might wanna give that one a shot, Mikedyer74 .
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Good call out Spinaker ...my plan was to first freeze in a Ziploc with plenty of room then vacume seal the frozen product.
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I haven't made it myself, but other ones have frozen well. My mom has one she got from a 1970's cookbook (or was it a magazine) that I freeze and it comes out just fine. I would try it.
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