How Do You Freeze Fresh Strawberries, Blueberries And Raspberries?
Strawberries, blueberries and raspberries are best when eaten fresh. Buying a large amount of them at a farmer’s market or picking them from a garden may create the need to store the berries for a bit before they are eaten. Freezing the berries also allows stocking up on them while they are in season. Trim the berries. Remove any green leaves or stems. Place the berries into a colander and rinse them with cool water until they are clean. Spread the berries on a paper towel or dish towel. Allow them to completely dry. Place the berries on a cookie sheet with sides or a jelly roll pan. Space them evenly, with the berries not touching. Place in the freezer for approximately an hour or until they are frozen solid. Remove the pan from the freezer and place the berries in a resealable freezer bag. Remove all air possible from the bag Return to the freezer and store for up to six months. Freeze each type of fruit individually to store. To use the berries, they can be removed a few at a time o
