I don’t like the taste of cooked raspberries, but I have a ton of raspberry plants. Here’s a few things I have tried this year:

Raspberry yogourt, just mixed some plain greek yogourt with strawberries

Raspberry sorbet, this one didn’t go well, spent all day beating the sorbet every hour only for it to freeze solid during the night.

Pectin raspberry jam using some pectin packet from the store

Raspberry salad dressing! Probably my favourite. Pass the raspberries through a sieve to remove the seeds, then mix with an acid, either lemon or balsamic vinegar. Add some good quality olive oil, a bit of dijon mustard, and it is delicious.

I did another salad dressing similar to the previous one, but with goat cheese mixed in. It tasted great, but it turned the whole thing bubble pink, which was honestly quite off putting on a salad.

Some sort of raspberry mousse by mounting leftover egg whites from making mayonnaise into stiff peaks and then beating raspberries into it

    • jellykaOP
      7·
      10 months ago

      I did that at first, and thought I was dying when I had bright red diarrhea

      I now try to vary my consumption :|

      • Thebazilly@pathfinder.social
        1·
        10 months ago

        As a more serious suggestion, you could make sorbet if you have a food processor or blender! It’s super simple and how I use up leftover fresh fruit after making freezer jam.

        Puree fruit, add sugar as desired, freeze on a cookie sheet, re-puree, then freeze permanently.

  • Suck_on_my_Presence@beehaw.orgEnglish
    4·
    10 months ago

    Could you dehydrate them and later use them in oatmeal or cereals?

    Also, try home made fruit roll ups. They’re absolutely delicious and very easy to make

    • forestG@beehaw.orgEnglish
      1·
      10 months ago

      Frozen works great too with oatmeal. I am terrible at dehydrating fruit like berries, so I go this way (have quite a lot black currants for my oats).

      How do you do it? Dehydrator or… ?

  • ef9357@lemmy.sdf.org
    4·
    10 months ago

    Make a berry trifle. Layers of angel food cake, berries (you can sugar them first if you wish), and whipped cream. Yummy!

  • Osayidan@social.vmdk.caEnglish
    3·
    10 months ago

    I do this with strawberries and blueberries, should work with raspberries too. I freeze them (or buy them frozen off season), put them in a blender and put in some lemon juice. The result is basically a citrusy berry slushy/ice cream replacement. I don’t purchase ice cream anymore I do this instead.

  • plactagonic@beehaw.orgEnglish
    3·
    10 months ago

    You can also get in the rabbit hole of homebrewing. I store lots of fruits in liquid form my home made cider is good after about year in bottles.

  • forestG@beehaw.orgEnglish
    2·
    10 months ago

    Wash them, let them dry, separate in portions, freeze them. They are good to consume for many weeks. Then, whenever you feel like it, take one out, drop it (frozen) in the blender with greek yogurt, blend and you have a delicious yogurt with great color and flavor. I do this not only with berries (strawberries a personal favorite), but pretty much with every type of fruit I like and I either got too much or is going out of season (well, not grapes or similar fruit).

  • missmystique@beehaw.orgEnglish
    2·
    10 months ago

    Make a raspberry shrub!

    There are countless variances to how you can prepare it, just search for shrub recipes and substitute raspberries in for whatever other berry/fruit may be specified. Use honey instead of sugar, infuse your vinegar with herbs, change up the type of vinegar used, let the mixtures sit for longer, taste your results and tweak to your preference. Serve over ice with sparkling water or mix in a spirit.