Blueberry Muffins.
By rakski
@rakski (134915)
Philippines
My daughter brought home 4 blueberry muffins. She and her classmate ate two that leaves 2, I ate one of them and they are tasty. The classmate went here to do one of their project which is drying fruits. They use the oven to do that.9 responses
@DaddyEvil (144474)
• United States
27 Mar
I'm glad you all enjoyed the blueberry muffins.
I dry fruits and veggies quite often. I bought a food dehydrator for that purpose about 20 years ago and it's still working well. During the pandemic the government gave us a lot of fruits and veggies... Too many really, so I started drying what we couldn't eat before they rotted. I still have bags full of dried veggies of different kinds. I've been using them in soups and stews as well as adding them to scrambled eggs for myself. (Pretty says the onions I dried taste "dusty" to her so she won't eat them. They taste fine to me. *shrug*)
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@DaddyEvil (144474)
• United States
28 Mar
@rakski If you have some extra money, check Amazon. I either bought mine from them or bought it at Walmart. I can't remember anymore.
Dried foods last forever as long as they don't get damp. And you can soak them in water and the dried foods will plump back up just like it was when it was fresh.
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@allknowing (142980)
• India
28 Mar
I have t dry the ber ruit for making pickle. I normally do that in the sun
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@MarieCoyle (42094)
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27 Mar
I have a lot of frozen wild blueberries, little bitty and very sweet and good. We make blueberry muffins often. We also love cinnamon streusel muffins. My kids love them all.
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@rakski (134915)
• Philippines
28 Mar
@MarieCoyle oh, I'm sure I will like that too
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@MarieCoyle (42094)
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28 Mar
@rakski
Kind of like a coffee cake, lots of cinnamon, which I love.
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