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Freezing Strawberries
I got home from work today and opened up the fridge to get a drink only to find it FULL of strawberries. Apparently DH went to the flea market today and got a flat of strawberries for $10 from some guy he knows. So we have 10 containers of strawberries and no way we're going to use them all. Can they be frozen somehow?
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Re: Freezing Strawberries
Flash freeze them on a baking sheet and then put them in a zipock bag. We pick berries in the summer then use them in smoothies all winter long.
We do the same. Hull them first.
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Yep, forgot that part.
Yup, what pps said. They are going to lose their shape a little bit and get a little mushy but they'll be great for smoothies, syrups and baking into muffins, etc.
You can also slice them then reserve the juice and add a little lemon juice and a little sugar and pack the slices in the juice in freezer bags. That can be used for pies, jams, syrups, or anything with a sweet filling like pastries or tarts.
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