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Wed Jun-29-05 07:53 PM
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I have a tree that produces lots of plums. Is there anything special I should know about freezing plums for use later? I know canning is wonderful but it's a trick that I haven't mastered. Maybe next year.
I don't yet own a dehydrator but I understand they're easy to use, right?
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| BrklynLiberal
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Wed Jun-29-05 08:00 PM
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| 1. Here are step by step instructions. |
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Edited on Wed Jun-29-05 08:00 PM by BrklynLiberal
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Wed Jun-29-05 08:02 PM
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It sounds simple enough. Thanks, BrklynLiberal!
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Wed Jun-29-05 08:05 PM
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| 5. I've saved all three web pages |
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and I'll probably try each of the ideas and see what comes out best.
Thanks!
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Wed Jun-29-05 08:03 PM
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| 4. you'll want to pit them before you freeze them |
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swing by a Target and get a dehydrator - also here's a link to get you started and you can google "dehydrating fruit at home" for more pointers. http://www.finetuning.com/articles/p0-493-dry-your-own-fresh-fruits-and-vegetables-at-home--food-dehydrators-101.html |
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Wed Jun-29-05 08:06 PM
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I'll have plenty of fruit over the winter.
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