Blueberry Salsa--New York Times Recipe

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Blueberry Salsa--New York Times

 

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Food Tip If raisins are dried out or sugary, put them in a heat-proof container and cover them with boiling water. Let them stand for approximately 5 minutes, drain and pat dry. This process will plump up the raisins.

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Herb Tip Using Oregano: Only the leaves are used of the oregano plant available in both fresh and dried. Oregano, which is a classic addition to Italian food, also adds a robust and pungent flavor to stews, soups, fish, lamb, pork, vegetables and vinegars.

Blueberry Salsa--New York Times

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