So I found some decent Blueberries, recently; Not so tangy that they overpower the Blueberry flavor, but not to so sweet that they're Bleh. The Problem is their texture. They are pretty Dry and REALLY seedy. Thus they're not really great for eating.
So I thought about trying to do something with them, but I don't have anything to make Jam and I kinda suck at just baking Bwhahaha! I started looking for Alternative uses for them, and found that alot of fruits that have strong flavors like this, but not to suited for cooked are used in things like Stews, Roasts or Veggie dishes (I.E. a Pineapple that's to stringy, or an Apple thats to dry, etc etc)
Unfortunately, It seems there's not really alot of examples of Blueberries being used as a mix-in for a salad/Pasta (like a chicken blueberry Alfredo) or used in a condiment or sauce (Blueberry Chipotle BBQ). I really don't have the Experience with this kinda thing (or cooking with fruits in general) to start experimenting myself, So I wanted to ask anyone if they had any good ideas or examples I could try.
So I thought about trying to do something with them, but I don't have anything to make Jam and I kinda suck at just baking Bwhahaha! I started looking for Alternative uses for them, and found that alot of fruits that have strong flavors like this, but not to suited for cooked are used in things like Stews, Roasts or Veggie dishes (I.E. a Pineapple that's to stringy, or an Apple thats to dry, etc etc)
Unfortunately, It seems there's not really alot of examples of Blueberries being used as a mix-in for a salad/Pasta (like a chicken blueberry Alfredo) or used in a condiment or sauce (Blueberry Chipotle BBQ). I really don't have the Experience with this kinda thing (or cooking with fruits in general) to start experimenting myself, So I wanted to ask anyone if they had any good ideas or examples I could try.