I feel the same way about blueberries, and can’t help but fill my cart when they’re on sale in the peak of blueberry season. The kids can eat as much as they want, but I also make sure to put some up so we can enjoy blueberries long after the season has ended. My go-to me...
Frozen blueberries are convenient if you love using the fruit to bake, cook, as an addition to your food or you just want to have some on hand, so that you can access the fruit year round You will find that most people use the frozen fruit in waffles, pancakes, pies, smoothies, oatme...
off of the berries as possible so you’re left with individually frozen berries. A salad spinner works beautifully, almost completely drying the clean berries. I’m not sure if it’d work well for softer fruit like raspberries or blackberries, but it’s great for strawberries or blueberries....
Another way to prevent strawberries from getting mushy is to use parchment paper. First, slice the strawberries and spread them out on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. This will prevent them from sticking to the pan and each other. Once they are frozen, you can transfer them to ...
Popped them into the freezer for a few hours, then transferred frozen raspberries into freezer baggies. I see Mango Raspberry smoothies in our future! An antioxident power punch of a smoothie! Mmmm…don’t you want to reach through the screen and munch on a few?
Fresh blueberries— personally, I prefer the fresh berries, but you can use frozen berries, too, if you do don’t thaw them. Toss them in straight from the freezer. Be prepared for them to discolor the muffin batter. The taste will be OK, though. ...
How do you thaw frozen blueberries for pancakes? You don’t have to thaw blueberries for these pancakes since we are just adding the blueberries to the batter when it’s on the skillet. However, if you want to, I suggest measuring out your blueberries into a bowl and transferring them to...
Not a big deal if you don’t mind uncovered food and if it’s in a large frozen block. . . but blueberries!?! It was a mess. The extra money for the name brand was worth it for us. Reply Kristen July 27, 2020 at 09:16 AM Ohhh, that would be SO frustrating. Definitely a ...
Don’t leave them out to defrost. Instead, rinse the frozen blueberries to defrost them. Instead, rinse the blueberries in cold water several times until they are defrosted, and the water is relatively clear when you drain them. As they defrost, the water may start out dark blue, but wil...
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