I used frozen wild blueberries.
I used frozen wild blueberries and fresh pineapple cubes in mine.
I used frozen wild blueberries, which are tiny but have a stronger blueberry flavor (yum), and are higher in antioxidants 3.
:) Fresh blueberries are expensive right now so I just
used frozen wild blueberries I already had in the freezer.
I used frozen wild blueberries and fresh pineapple cubes in mine.
I used frozen wild blueberries and added five minutes to the baking time, plus used salted butter for the coconut oil.
I like to
use these frozen wild blueberries when I make muffins because they are smaller, but full of great flavor.
Not exact matches
These
Wild Blueberries are tiny antioxidant superstars and what makes it even better - frozen fresh wild blueberries are easy to use right out of the freezer which makes them a tasty and convenient way to get those antioxida
Wild Blueberries are tiny antioxidant superstars and what makes it even better - frozen fresh wild blueberries are easy to use right out of the freezer which makes them a tasty and convenient way to get those an
Blueberries are tiny antioxidant superstars and what makes it even better -
frozen fresh
wild blueberries are easy to use right out of the freezer which makes them a tasty and convenient way to get those antioxida
wild blueberries are easy to use right out of the freezer which makes them a tasty and convenient way to get those an
blueberries are easy to
use right out of the freezer which makes them a tasty and convenient way to get those antioxidants.
I
used frozen,
wild blueberries in this recipe because I can almost always find them at my Whole Foods.
For the berries,
use a mixture of your favorite, I
used strawberries, blackberries, and
blueberries (the
frozen wild blueberries from trader joe's are aces)
Also, I only had 1/2 cup of fresh
blueberries, so
used about 1/4 small,
wild blueberries that were
frozen.
One note about the
blueberries I
use: I always buy Wyman's
frozen wild blueberries from Maine.
I
use a cup to 1.25 cups of cilantro, a cup of
frozen wild blueberries, a teaspoon each of spirulina and barley grass juice powder, atlantic dulse, about half of a medium banana, water and coconut water.
* 1 1/2 cups water * 1 cups sugar (I
used organic, fair - trade sugar) * 3 cups fresh
blueberries (I
used frozen,
wild blueberries instead) * 3/4 cup red wine vinegar (preferably organic) * 2 cinnamon sticks (the original recipe calls for 2 star anise, but I did not have any on hand)
I
used frozen wild mountain
blueberries, which are smaller in size and have a wonderful unique tangy taste and flavor, a bit different from the big sweet ones found on grocery stores.
To this particular recipe I also added
frozen wild blueberries, which I happened to have in my freezer and wanted to
use up (as I said, crumbles are forgiving.)
I
used frozen Wyman's
wild blueberries -LSB-...]
I
used frozen Wyman's
wild blueberries since local
blueberries aren't quite ready yet, but you can bet I'll be making this again with fresh
blueberries too.
Sugar Free, Gluten Free Easy
Blueberry Preserves Ingredients: 2 1/2 cups
wild blueberries (I used Wyman's Wild Frozen Blueberries) 2 T fresh lemon juice 1/8
wild blueberries (I used Wyman's Wild Frozen Blueberries) 2 T fresh lemon jui
blueberries (I
used Wyman's
Wild Frozen Blueberries) 2 T fresh lemon juice 1/8
Wild Frozen Blueberries) 2 T fresh lemon jui
Blueberries) 2 T fresh lemon juice 1/8 tsp.
I
used the one egg version with hwc, Irish butter and
frozen wild blueberries.
I buy mini
frozen blueberries (often labeled «
wild», I get mine at Trader Joe's) but you can
use regular size
frozen or fresh.