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Now for some strawberry facts.
If you've never picked your own strawberries, you need to put that task on your life list. The berries don't travel well because they are so fragile, so most commercial berries are a hardier strain. You won't believe the flavor, tenderness, and juiciness of berries that you pick yourself. And think about growing your own strawberries. All you need is a strawberry pot and sunshine. You can freeze strawberries to preserve them for winter use, although the fruit is available year round. Slice them, sprinkle them with sugar, let stand for about an hour, then pack into freezer containers and freeze for up to six months. You can also preserve the fruit by making Freezer Jam or Strawberry Conserve. Enjoy these recipes for strawberries this week! Strawberry Recipes
Strawberries are one of the most perfect foods on earth. They are sweet, tart, succulent, tender, and juicy. You can use them to make drinks, sweet or spicy sauces, desserts, cakes, pies, salads, and main dishes. Because strawberries are the first fruit to ripen in the spring, they are a harbinger of the new season. In one of my first blogs I told you about one of my favorite cook's treats: eating strawberries with a glass of milk. This phenomenon, which makes milk taste sweeter when eaten with a berry, is probably the basis for serving strawberries in cream! New posts to the Busy Cooks forums:Related ArticlesTwo Berry Crisp Recipe with Blueberries and Strawberrie...Strawberries Romanoff Recipe - Recipe for a Classic Str...Strawberry Flowers - Filled Strawberries With Cream Che...Easy Strawberry Mousse Recipe - Recipe for Strawberry D...Strawberry Dumplings Recipe - Recipe for Strawberry Dum... |
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