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Storing Fresh Strawberries




Source of Recipe


thekitchn.com


Recipe Introduction


This is the best method I’ve ever tried for keeping strawberries fresh. The batch that I did kept for a whole week. The strawberries should be left whole and NOT capped.


Recipe Link: https://www.thekitchn.com/the-best-method-storing-fresh-strawberries-23048250

List of Ingredients




Whole strawberries
A solution of water and white vinegar - 3:1

Recipe



Make enough of the vinegar solution to cover the strawberries (you can dunk the strawberries in batches so that you don't have to do a huge amount of the solution).

Dunk the strawberries in the solution - just let them soak for less than a minute. Remove from the solution and rinse briefly. Dry THOROUGHLY (they suggest a salad spinner lined with paper towels). Transfer to a paper towel lined container (I used one that was large enough that I could spread them out a bit) and cover LOOSELY. Store in the refrigerator.