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Freezing fruit
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You get the best results if you freeze berries on a baking sheet, then once they are frozen, package them up. This way, you don't get a big wodge of fruit mush when you want to use them up.
Strawberries, alas, defy even this process. Make jam, instead...0 -
In last months Country Living mag there were instructions for dried strawberries (like in Special K Red Berries etc) - slice them about 50mm thick, arrange them in a single layer, not touching, on baking parchment lines baking sheets. Dry in an oven on the lowest setting for around 12 hours, turning once. Store in a container in a cool dark place. They say to make sure that they really are dry or they may rot, lengthen the drying if needed.
Haven't tried it but I will soon, I have 30+ strawberry plants all threatening to fruit at once....0
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