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Frozen Tinkyada

Guhlia

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Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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I just wanted to comment on Tinkyada since it's the common favorite around here. A few weeks ago I made a HUGE lasagna. We put a few pieces in the freezer since there was so much left over. I just took out the first piece today for lunch. Wow!!! It's really good reheated out of the freezer. I heated it on low heat in the microwave. The noodles are wonderful still. I just thought I'd share. I'm so excited!

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Angie, thanks for letting us know! I've been afraid to try freezing it. It would be great to freeze mac and cheese etc. in meal portions for a quick lunch or supper after being in town all day. That's great news!

EG+FC Apprentice
EG+FC
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For christmas day my boyfriend's mother made me the most amazing stuff shells with Tinkyada jumbo shells. There was some leftover, so I froze it. I reheated the other day, praying that it was going to me good. OMG!!!! I think that it was even better than the first time.

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chrissy
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EG+FC----how lucky can you be-----your boyfriend's MOTHER is cooking gluten free for you----how wonderful, hang on to that guy----if for no other reason than his mother must be great!LOL!!LOL!!

glad to know the tinkyada freezes well---i need to get back into making some freezer meals.

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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For christmas day my boyfriend's mother made me the most amazing stuff shells with Tinkyada jumbo shells. There was some leftover, so I froze it. I reheated the other day, praying that it was going to me good. OMG!!!! I think that it was even better than the first time.

I agree... I think it may have even been better after being frozen.

Felidae Enthusiast
Felidae
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Yes, I have frozen Tinkyada pasta dishes before and they are delicious reheated.

EG+FC Apprentice
EG+FC
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EG+FC----how lucky can you be-----your boyfriend's MOTHER is cooking gluten free for you----how wonderful, hang on to that guy----if for no other reason than his mother must be great!LOL!!LOL!!

glad to know the tinkyada freezes well---i need to get back into making some freezer meals.

Yea his whole family is great. Yestarday I went to his uncle's house and I was planning on not eating anything because his aunt was making lasgna. But she was like I was thinking about what to make you all day and I thought of polenta because it has no flour in it. I was sooo happy. The polenta with grated cheese was soooo good......they love me!!! lol And I plan on keeping him for a long time :)

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Sweetfudge Community Regular
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mmm, good to know that it freezes well! i will have to make some big batches!

Guest cassidy
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I never even considered that freezing could be a problem for it. I make lasagna all the time and freeze it. I've eaten it a couple of months later without a problem. I throw it in the microwave and treat it like normal pasta.

The only mistake I made with it is that I was making soup in the crock pot. I added the pasta and let it cook for a lot longer. It turned into this gloppy mess at the bottom of the soup and made it totally inedible. I don't know if I've ever made soup with regular pasta and if that would have happened with regular pasta. I think next time I would keep the pasta separate and just add it in each bowl of soup.

floridanative Community Regular
floridanative
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I don't think Tinkyada reheats well from the fridge but it does fine when frozen. I still prefer Bi-Aglut or Sr. Shar pasta but they don't export their lasagne noodles to the US - that I can find anyway ( :() so I'm having lasagne made with Tinkyada tonight.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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You all convinced me, although, never a pasta fan.

Can you post an ordering web site?

L

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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You all convinced me, although, never a pasta fan.

Can you post an ordering web site?

L

www.shopbydiet.com... I think they have Bi-aglut and Tinkyada, they have some Schar products too, but I'm not sure if they have Schar noodles. I believe tinkyada is on sale right now.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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www.shopbydiet.com... I think they have Bi-aglut and Tinkyada, they have some Schar products too, but I'm not sure if they have Schar noodles. I believe tinkyada is on sale right now.

Thanks Angie :)

Felidae Enthusiast
Felidae
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I don't think Tinkyada reheats well from the fridge but it does fine when frozen. I still prefer Bi-Aglut or Sr. Shar pasta but they don't export their lasagne noodles to the US - that I can find anyway ( :() so I'm having lasagne made with Tinkyada tonight.

I always cook the whole package and so I reheat it quite often. I think it reheats quite well from the fridge. But, Schar is good too, much like the gluteney pasta of the past.

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