https://community.qvc.com/t5/Kitchen/Problem-freezing-pot-stickers-any-ideas/m-p/156831#M4485 <P>I made a large batch of pot stickers using wonton wrappers. Froze them in one layer on a cookie sheet for 48 hours.</P> <P>When the were frozen solid, put them in baggies. (out of the freezer 2-3 minutes)</P> <P>My freezer is well below freezing, doesn't have any leaks in the gasket, and didn't have to door left open. There were no power outages.</P> <P>When I went to take them out, the stuck together as though I had frozen them lumped together in the bag. I ended up have to thaw them &amp; make a "pot sticker hash."</P> <P>Any ideas about where I went wrong? Solutions?</P> <P>They were really good, but I want to be able to take a few out at a time as a snack or appetizer.</P> Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:06:53 GMT Brabls 2012-01-18T22:06:53Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Kitchen/Problem-freezing-pot-stickers-any-ideas/m-p/156831#M4485 <P>I made a large batch of pot stickers using wonton wrappers. Froze them in one layer on a cookie sheet for 48 hours.</P> <P>When the were frozen solid, put them in baggies. (out of the freezer 2-3 minutes)</P> <P>My freezer is well below freezing, doesn't have any leaks in the gasket, and didn't have to door left open. There were no power outages.</P> <P>When I went to take them out, the stuck together as though I had frozen them lumped together in the bag. I ended up have to thaw them &amp; make a "pot sticker hash."</P> <P>Any ideas about where I went wrong? Solutions?</P> <P>They were really good, but I want to be able to take a few out at a time as a snack or appetizer.</P> Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:06:53 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Kitchen/Problem-freezing-pot-stickers-any-ideas/m-p/156831#M4485 Brabls 2012-01-18T22:06:53Z