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strawberries for tomorrow
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MarathonKnitter
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strawberries for tomorrow
how soon before i need strawberries can i cut them up and put them in a little sugar. a co-worker's birthday is tomorrow. i made the woman's day no-bake strawberry cheese cake, but it requires strawberries on top.
i will be in the office at 8am and she won't be in until noon.
can i cut up the strawberries tonight and have the "syrup" ready and just assemble just before lunch??
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Posted 6/9/11 8:43 PM  |
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rojerono
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Re: strawberries for tomorrow
Yes. The longer it sits, the softer the strawberries get and the thicker the juice gets. I usually do it overnight for shortcake and then I cut up some new fresh strawberries right before serving to go with the marinated ones.
Message edited 6/10/2011 7:57:15 AM.
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