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By HELEN W. SMITH
Rappahannock Newi Contributing Writer
Berry season is finally here. I stopped at one of our local pick-yourown farms last week and got a few blueberries. Whether you pick-yourown or purchase them in the grocery store, here are some tips on selecting and using blueberries.
Selection
When selecting blueberries, look for light-blue berries that have a powdery look which is called “bloom.” This is a sign of freshness. The bloom is a natural, waxy covering that protects the berries from the sun. It cannot be rinsed off, but fades as the berries age. Keep in mind that larger berries are sweeter than smaller ones.
Storage
Blueberries will keep well for several days when stored in the refrigerator.
To freeze blueberries, remove
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