Freezing Fresh Blueberries

While blueberries are available year round, they are least expensive when they are in season in your area. Take advantage of your local crop year round, by freezing blueberries. That's right, blueberries freeze very well.

To freeze blueberries: Do not wash them. Lay a single layer of blueberries on a cookie sheet (or flat pan) and freeze them. Once frozen, packed the berries into containers or freezer storage bags. This method makes it is easy to grab a handful of berries from the freezer for pancakes, smoothies, etc. Wash them before using.

-- www.FreshBaby.com

5/13/2011 8:53:05 PM
Cheryl Tallman
Written by Cheryl Tallman
Cheryl Tallman is the co-founder of Fresh Baby, creators of the award-winning So Easy Baby Food Kit, and author of the So Easy Baby Food and the new book So Easy Toddler Food: Survival Tips and Simple Recipes for the Toddler Years.
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Comments
This is a super way to have blueberries to eat fresh all winter long. I love them on cereal or just eat a bowl with some milk and sweetener. Good for the diet and good vitamins too! Mahala
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