Some good ways to use frozen strawberries?
Picked WAY too many strawberries last weekend and threw bunches on cookies sheets and froze them to throw into baggies. Can I bake with them after I defrost them or will they be too mushy?
Any baking suggestions are welcome - (besides making smoothies) I have to start using some!
THANKS.
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My ace thing to do with strawberries that are frozen, mushy, old, or mediocre in flavor, in fact any lousy old no-account strawberries, is bring them to a boil with a little sugar and a very little water, simmer them for a minute or two, and then thicken with a little cornstarch dissolved in cold water. Eat this hot over pancakes, waffles, French toast. Also works well with blueberries and sour cherries. If you want to you can take a potato mash and smash up the berries as they are simmering.
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Just yesterday I used the last of my frozen strawberries to make a couple of big pitchers of unbelievably good strawberry daiquiris. I invited some friends over for no reason and we finished it all up.
3/4 lb. frozen strawberries + 1 cup white rum + 3/4 cup lime juice + 1/2 cup sugar + 1 blender = one pitcher of amazingness. Repeat, if desired.
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My recent refrigerator disaster 'gifted' me with bags of frozen peaches and strawberries. The peaches went into pies that also used up some of the homemade frozen crusts (from the same disaster).
The left over juices from the peaches, the less beautiful peach bits, and the now sad looking strawberries became jars of strawberry syrup that is verging on being a failed loose jam. These were boiled thoroughly and sugar added until I got a flowable jam. Today we found it's really good on pancakes, but I really think it will be even better on waffles.

