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Peppers need to be "blanched" prior to freezing. This will stop enzymes from continuing to break them down.

Prep a large pot of boiling water, drop the peppers into the boiling water for 3 to 4 minutes. remove and emerge into ice cold water to stop the cooking process.

Peel the skin from the pepper, remover the seeds and lay on a baking sheet to dry (you may also pat dry with a clean cloth or paper towel)

Place the tray of peppers into the freezer for about two hours, remove and place frozen peppers into a freezer bag. Remove individual peppers from freezer bag as needed for cooking.

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I would just cool it to room temperature, put it in a tupperware container and place it in the freezer for up to six months.

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How long you can store foods in the freezer depends greatly on how it is stored. If stored properly it can safely be kept frozen for six months.

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Provided that it has been heated after thawing to at least 160 degrees F. for at least 10 minutes, and covered while out, yes. It is going to lose its texture eventually, however.

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wrap the meat tightly in plastic wrap put it in a ziploc bag and stick in the freezer and its good to go

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