Does anyone know if i can freeze pavlova please? Cheers
245sam,
Dec 7, 11:14pm
maree21, although I have not done so personally I understand that pavlova freezes perfectly.:-))
tandy384,
Dec 7, 11:15pm
yes does freeze well as long as you dont put cream on it tho.
245sam,
Dec 7, 11:19pm
Again, obviously, I have not done this but I recall reading on this MB that some posters had frozen filled rolled pavlovas; however I can't recall whether the filling used was a cream based one or icecream - I must try to locate the answer to that one and I'll post the info' if I find it.:-))
maree21,
Dec 7, 11:25pm
thanks everyone. There is some on special here and i want to buy a lot lol, some I can eat now and the rest for christmas
maree21,
Dec 7, 11:32pm
Cheers for the recipe but i have tried to cook pavs in the past and mine have never been successful thats why i buy them.
245sam,
Dec 7, 11:36pm
maree21, I see that, like myself, you are in Christchurch so my guess is that you are aware of the on-special pavs at Raeward Fresh.:-))
maree21,
Dec 8, 12:42am
yep thats the shop lol
ashanti,
Dec 8, 12:53am
Once you get the hang of making your own pavs you will never want another shop pavlova casing again. (-:
gardie,
Dec 8, 1:07am
Got my Chrisco yesterday and the Pavs were frozen, so yes!New to me too.They keep so well unfrozen that I've never had a reason to try.
kiwifidget,
Oct 8, 11:10am
my mum makes awesome pavs and she freezes them. we've been eating her pavs for decades and we cant tell the difference between fresh ones and defrosted ones, so there is no harm in it.
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