Freeze Matzo Balls?

[amazinc]

I made some matzo balls stuffed with a cooked ground chicken mixture. We didn't eat all of them and I'm wondering if they can be frozed for future use. Any help will be appreciated.

[amazinc]

Tallullah! That's the very recipe or at least so close it doesn't matter. The one thing that's not said anywhere is that it is difficult to get the fairly soft chicken mixture into the matzo balls. I just flattened out the dough making a circle, put the filling in the center and pinched
it back together like making chinese beggar's purses. Worked very well.

[amazinc]

Hi Jacqulyncoffey; The recipe is from an ancient Bon Appetit magazine page that I ripped from the issue so I can't tell you the month or year to look for. Perhaps ti will be in their "epicurious.com " collection. The chowhounds team may remove my recipe from this board eventho' I did make many adaptations to the original recipe. Look in epicurious for it under the title "Stuffed Matzo Ball Soup". I'll send you more if you can't find it.

[tallullah]

I love that recipe!

You can find it here http://www.oukosher.org/index.php/con...

[jacquelyncoffey]

Those sound delicious, will you post the recipe? I'd love to try them - thanks

[carol Gutman]

They freeze very well. To reheat them, drop them into hot soup while still frozen and cook on simmer for 20-30 min.

[cheesecake17]

You can defintiely freeze them. My mother in law freezes them using the cookie sheet method. You can freeze the leftover soup separately

[mels]

Freeze them like meatballs - arrange separately on cookie sheet. Freeze the sheet; once frozen pop the balls into a ziploc or zip top plastic bag and stick in the freezer.

[vineland52]

I have a really stupid question - when you put the matzo balls on the cookie sheet, do you freeze them uncovered or do you use wax paper or something like that over them?