[not really a recipe-recipe] Frozen Seedless Grapes

[Guest guest]

This isn't quite a recipe, but something I eat often

on hot summer days. My kids love them too, and I can

feel good about them eating them instead of less

natural iced sweets. Whenever seedless grapes are

on sale at the market, whether they be green or red,

I buy a few bunches. I bring them home and give them

a good wash/rinse in the sink, then place them in a

plastic bag in the freezer. I find that by not drying them

the grapes get a nice icey crust on the outside. Once they

are frozen, just grab a bunch in a coffee mug and nibble

away when the mood strikes you. They are so good and

really cool you down when the weather is hot.

 

~ pt ~

 

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and sharpens our skill.

Our antagonist is our helper.

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[Guest guest]

I've been doing this for years. They're great.

 

Gary

 

At 10:18 PM 7/18/03 +0000, you wrote:

>This isn't quite a recipe, but something I eat often

>on hot summer days. My kids love them too, and I can

>feel good about them eating them instead of less

>natural iced sweets. Whenever seedless grapes are

>on sale at the market, whether they be green or red,

>I buy a few bunches. I bring them home and give them

>a good wash/rinse in the sink, then place them in a

>plastic bag in the freezer. I find that by not drying them

>the grapes get a nice icey crust on the outside. Once they

>are frozen, just grab a bunch in a coffee mug and nibble

>away when the mood strikes you. They are so good and

>really cool you down when the weather is hot.

>

>~ pt ~