How do I store fresh blueberries or strawberries?
In the refrigerator, in a breathable container or on a paper towel-lined tray. Wash just before eating and consume quickly as they are highly perishable.
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Incorporate fresh chilies, onions, and citrus, balance with sweet or creamy components, and season with fresh herbs for added brightness.
Use well-aerated batters or mixtures, ensure clean equipment, and whisk or beat vigorously to incorporate air.
Cook over low to medium heat, stir or flip gently, and remove from heat slightly before desired doneness to account for residual cooking.
Slice thinly using a mandolin, rinse off excess starch, and fry at the correct temperature until golden.
Drop a bit into hot water. Baking powder should fizz immediately; for baking soda, the water should be acidic (like vinegar) to see fizzing.
Keep in a cool, dark place with good ventilation. Avoid storing with onions, as they release gases that speed up spoilage.