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Can I do the same with strawberry?

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Sure. Feel free to follow the same recipe, but replace the raspberries with strawberries.

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If a recipe calls for 1 cup of raspberries, what is the equivalent if you want to use a puree instead?

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The equivalent would probably be about a half a cup because whole raspberries fill the cup more then puree would.

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When I put this on the shelf, does it have to be airtight?

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If the container you put the raspberries in is not airtight, the puree might go bad. Place in the refrigerator if keeping out longer than 2 hours.

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What is the shelf life of this puree if it's refrigerated?

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It can last about 2-3 weeks.

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Could you mix half raspberries and strawberries?

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Yes you could, and it would make a delicious raspberry strawberry puree, and would be delectable on ice cream.

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How much puree can I expect from 2 cups of frozen raspberries?

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You can expect about 1–1.5 cups of puree from 2 cups of frozen raspberries after thawing and mashing.

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Can I use this raspberry puree to make raspberry ice cream?

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Yes, you can use raspberry puree to make ice cream. Mix the puree with milk, cream, or an ice cream base, then freeze.

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Can I substitute fresh strained raspberries for puree when making jelly?

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Yes, you can use freshly strained raspberry juice to make jelly. However, using puree can help the jelly achieve a thicker consistency.

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