I myself like to freeze in quart sizes. I never tried OJ before. I never heard of using OJ? I use apple juice one cup per quart (about 5 peaches). NO SUGAR. The juice will prevent drying, freezer burn and oxidation (browning).
Peach or white grape juice can also be used. Besides peaches/nectarines, plums, cherries or figs can be done this way too. With your method, I would worry about freezer burn, and I try to avoid sugar. My method fruit should be excellent for 12 months frozen. You should use freezer zip locks and remove as much air as possible. A straw can help do this. Make sure fruit is completely coated, add more juice if needed.
If you have a vacuum sealer juice is not needed to avoid freezer burn. You can use 1/2 teaspoon of absorbic acid (find it next to the pectin at the store). Add 3 tablespoons of water and shake to coat fruit.

This post was edited by Drew51 on Tue, Aug 27, 13 at 9:53

The OJ contains ascorbic acid (vit C). That is what prevents browning. There is an expensive product called "fruit fresh" to prevent browning during freezing or canning. It contains both ascorbic acid and citric acid. Ascorbic acid is the main ingredient to keep the fruit from browning.

Since I am no longer a spring chicken I have tried nearly every method of preserving produce known to man. I've used Fruitfresh and vit.C tablets, etc. I just wanted to pass on a quick, easy, and tasty method using readily available ingredients to younger members of this forum.

We each have our own ways, now they have a lot of experimenting to do. My method is even easier, one ingredient. it doesn't get easier! I learned my method from an old web site. Let me see if I can find it...Yup, still there! Make sure you check the home page, great web site for those inclined.

Your method looks good. Orange juice or concentrate makes a lot of sense. I'm going to try it myself. In mine you should add lemon juice. I forgot about that! In yours with the citric acid in the orange juice, you don't have to. It sounds like a good method!
Anyways thanks for the post!

Probably the best method is just using prepared sugar as described in my link, but I hate using sugar if I don't have to. In your recipe you could omit the sugar too.

Here is a link that might be useful: How to freeze anything

This post was edited by Drew51 on Thu, Aug 29, 13 at 9:07