mariadnoca
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They were so so good I ended up with a cardboard box full of them and now I have to figure out how to get them into my freezer!
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Best way to freeze blueberries? Picked pounds of them while in Oregon @ $1.50lb!
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desertculinary
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This is what I do...
Rinse, dry *thoroughly*, place on a parchment-lined baking sheet and freeze for 30-60 minutes (until firm or almost firm). Then scoop into ziplock bags and seal flat.
If you have a food saver, that works extra well for long-term storage.
Rinse, dry *thoroughly*, place on a parchment-lined baking sheet and freeze for 30-60 minutes (until firm or almost firm). Then scoop into ziplock bags and seal flat.
If you have a food saver, that works extra well for long-term storage.
I freeze also as said above but don't forget to save some
to enjoy fresh. This yogurt cream from Pioneer woman is absolutely delicious with them. Great for a sweet treat or for breakfast.
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/yogurt-cream-and-berries/
to enjoy fresh. This yogurt cream from Pioneer woman is absolutely delicious with them. Great for a sweet treat or for breakfast.
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/yogurt-cream-and-berries/
cynupstateny
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I do the same.
colleenmomof2
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Hi Junebug! I was thinking about a dehydrator with Marilyn's Amazon
gift. This time of year I scramble to capture enough "summer" to last through til next summer. And I was thinking about dehydrating the excess plums suggested in a thread above. We have used the oven but I still think I could/would enjoy the machine. Maybe there will be an opportunity for me to pick one up at a thrift or garage sale. Thanks for your suggestion! Colleen
gift. This time of year I scramble to capture enough "summer" to last through til next summer. And I was thinking about dehydrating the excess plums suggested in a thread above. We have used the oven but I still think I could/would enjoy the machine. Maybe there will be an opportunity for me to pick one up at a thrift or garage sale. Thanks for your suggestion! Colleen
colleenmomof2
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The smile on J's face
when I handed him a handful of grape-sicles last week was 1000 watt! He wasn't expecting how good they would taste. Colleen
when I handed him a handful of grape-sicles last week was 1000 watt! He wasn't expecting how good they would taste. Colleen
We have two of these...
with maximum trays (12, I think). We dry plums, pears, apples, blueberries, cherries, peppers, tomatoes. Pears are THE BEST! Last year I tried drying watermelon. It was...interesting.
http://www.nesco.com/products/Dehydrators/FD-60-Snackmaster-Express-Food-Dehydrator/?ln=Dehydrators/Dehydrators/FD-60-Snackmaster-Express-Food-Dehydrator/
with maximum trays (12, I think). We dry plums, pears, apples, blueberries, cherries, peppers, tomatoes. Pears are THE BEST! Last year I tried drying watermelon. It was...interesting.
http://www.nesco.com/products/Dehydrators/FD-60-Snackmaster-Express-Food-Dehydrator/?ln=Dehydrators/Dehydrators/FD-60-Snackmaster-Express-Food-Dehydrator/