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Can You Freeze Mascarpone cheese without ruining it?


Question Posted Saturday December 15 2012, 3:46 pm

I made a huge bowl of mascarpone (cheese) buttercream filling, can I freeze what is left?

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DangerNerd answered Saturday December 15 2012, 6:57 pm:
The answer is: Yes, you CAN, but you probably won't like what happens to it when you thaw it out.

Taste of home has a great thread on the topic of freezing mascarpone cheese:

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There are some tricks to getting it MOSTLY back to the original texture, and this thread lists all of them of which I am aware.

Happy baking!

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