Heat oven to 225 degrees. Toss blueberries with honey in a bowl. Bake berries on a
parchment-lined baking sheet
until shriveled but still supple,
about 2 hours. Let cool.
Cook's Note
Berries will keep in an airtight container for up to 1 month.
I am disappointed with the way this turned out. I love dried blueberries. After two hours the berries were really sticky and uneven. I cooked them more and some ended up burned tasting and others still gooey. Not as easy as you'd think I guess.
sparkleghost
24 Jul, 2012
How long will they keep for in the pantry?
Ladyboy
12 Mar, 2011
Could I use good quality frozen blueberries, or must them be fresh?
lilbearstudley
11 Mar, 2011
Can I do this with other fruits, like strawberries?
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I am disappointed with the way this turned out. I love dried blueberries. After two hours the berries were really sticky and uneven. I cooked them more and some ended up burned tasting and others still gooey. Not as easy as you'd think I guess.
How long will they keep for in the pantry?
Could I use good quality frozen blueberries, or must them be fresh?
Can I do this with other fruits, like strawberries?