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>Is it possible to make a blueberry pie using dried blueberries instead
>of fresh ones? I can't get fresh blueberries but I have several packages >of dried I made an fruit crisp recently (apple-cranberry-strawberry-blueberry) and the store had bags of dried cranberries and blueberries on sale and I went with the dried. I was thinking that when I make this crisp normally that it gives off an abnormal amount of liquid in the cooking processs and the dried fruit would absorb much of the excess juices. The cranberries did absorb the liquid and reconstitute to nearly normal size, and although the blueberries did rehydrade they were still the size of capers once it was cooked although the fruit crisp was still delicious. Michael O'Connor - Modern Renaissance Man "I actually thought about voting for John Kerry before I decided to vote against him." |
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