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bruised or mildewed ones. Cover and refrigerate. Never wash or hull berries until ready to use and itemsoak in water. When berries are washed, the water has a tendency to tear down nature’s outer covering on the berry and the decomposition process begins. (The same is true of soaking berries in liquer, don't do it until just before serving.)1
If more berries have been picked or purchased than can easily be used over a 2-3 day period, simply wash with cap still intact in cold water, drain, pat dry with paper towel, and place in single layer on cookie sheet; then freeze. When frozen, pack in plastic bags or containers. This method of freezing allows for just what is needed to be thawed, rather
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