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Recipes Using Blueberries

April 7, 2014

I like to eat this as a snack. It is frozen blueberries with whole milk poured to the top of their mug. The berries become covered with "snow" once the milk is drank down to their level.

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Total Time: 3 minutes

Yield: One mugful

Ingredients:

  • One mug full of whole milk
  • 1/2 mug full of frozen blueberries

Steps:

  1. Put blueberries in mug.
  2. Pour milk over berries.
  3. Drink milk down to level of berries.
  4. Eat the snow covered berries.

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Silver Post Medal for All Time! 433 Posts
March 27, 2012

These are good and nutritious, they taste like candy.

 
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May 22, 2007

I have several quarts of fresh blueberries. While we love to eat them as they are, we'll never eat that many before they go bad. I would really appreciate recipes and ideas. Thanks!



Jaye from Ft. Myers

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May 23, 20070 found this helpful

If you can't use them up, I would recommend freezing them. After they are clean and dry, lay them flat on a cookie sheet to freeze for a couple of hours. Then transfer them into a freezer bag or container for yummy blueberries anytime. This will work for any berries and even sliced fruit.

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By the way, I love blueberries in smoothies or on ice cream.

Jess

 
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May 23, 20070 found this helpful

Throw a handful or two of frozen blueberries in pancake batter and fry.

 
May 23, 20070 found this helpful

NO-COOK BLUEBERRY JAM

3 c. crushed blueberries
5 c. sugar
1/4 c. lemon juice
1(1-3/4 oz) pkg of powdered pectin
I c. water

Measure berries into a bowl. Stir in sugar and lemon juice. Let stand 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Boil pectin and water together i minute and remove from heat. Stir in fruit mixture, and continue stirring 2 minutes. Ladle into 6-9 jelly glasses or freezer cartons. Let stand at room temperature 24 hours or overnight; then cover with waxed paper and metal or cardboard lids ( Bernadin makes great freezer jam containers with a twist and snap tight lid, 4 in a package, I love them.) Store in refrigerator or freezer.

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Makes 6-8 jelly glass size containers.
FROM:CHATELAINE'S ADVENTURES IN COOKING cookbook.

BLUEBERRY DESSERT

15 crackers(not sure if graham or soda are meant here), crushed to crumbs
1/4 c. butter
1/2 c. sugar
1-1/2 c. blueberries
2 tbsp cornstarch
1/2 lb marshmallows
1/2 c. milk
1 c. cream

Mix crackers and butter. Cook sugar, starch and berries. COOL. Melt marshmallows in milk over low heat. COOL. Then add whipping cream Put half cracker mixture in pan. Put half of marshmallow mixture on top of crumbs, then add berry mixture. Finish with the last half of marshmallow and cracker crumb mixtures. Chill.
FROM: CANADIAN MENNONITE COOKBOOK

 
 
May 24, 20070 found this helpful

I have frozen blueberries many times. I rinse them good and let them dry before packing into freezer bags. I have used berries that were 3 yrs old and they were just as good.

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Use them in pie, cake, pancake, smoothies, whatever you want to.

 
May 24, 20070 found this helpful

Rinse them well, pour about a cup of sugar on them and refrigerate. The sugar prevents them from spoiling. Blueberries will not turn soft as other berries will in sugar and they will keep a long time. You can rinse the sugar off before eating and they will taste the same as fresh. I've kept them for over 10 days using this method, but it's rare that my family will let them last that long!

 
May 25, 20070 found this helpful

you can freeze them--I buy them whole and frozen all the time

 
May 25, 20070 found this helpful

Go to www.recipezaar.com and in the search box type in blueberry. There are over 1500 recipes.
When the recipes come up, look where it says the page numbers, under that click on the word "rating", it will sort the recipes into the most popular, with ratings by people who have made the recipe.

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Check out @ the fourth recipe called "Blueberry Boy Bait", I made it a couple of weeks age, was awesome.
Good Luck, I'm sure you will find something you like.
If you do freeze them as suggested, I would measure them into one or two cups before putting into the bags, when you need some for a recipe they are already measured out.

 
By jayeahr (Guest Post)
June 5, 20070 found this helpful

Thanks for all the suggestions! I can't wait to try them all!

 
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August 18, 2021

This makes a large pan for company.

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