25 healthy strawberry recipes and all are gluten-free! From sugar-free strawberry shortcake to strawberry sangria, strawberry salads and everything in between, you'll find delicious and healthy ideas for ways to use fresh strawberries.
Strawberry season is here and I couldn't be happier. Whether you grow your own, gather them at a u-pick farm or pick them up at your local grocery store or farmers' market, strawberries are a favourite berry for many of us.
Wondering what to do with fresh strawberries? Are you looking for a few new strawberry recipes to try?
Strawberries are incredibly versatile. While we love to eat them freshly-picked "as is," I have several favourite recipes using strawberries. I've rounded them up for you in this collection.
From breakfast (with my favourite strawberry rhubarb pie smoothie) to dessert (love those balsamic strawberries) and everything in between (be sure to check my strawberry vinaigrette), I'm sure you'll find new favourite ways to use fresh strawberries here.
Click on the green buttons underneath each photo to take you to each of these gluten-free strawberry recipes.
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Gluten-free Strawberry Desserts
Breakfast Recipes with Strawberries
Strawberry Drinks
Salads with Strawberries
Strawberry Appetizer Recipes
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you prevent strawberries from molding? The best way I've found to prevent strawberries from developing mold is to use a vinegar rinse. Vinegar kills the mold spores hiding under leaves and on the surface of the berries.
I use the basket and bowl of my salad spinner to rinse strawberries but a colander and a large bowl will work equally as well. Add 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water and soak the strawberries for 5 - 10 minutes. Drain and rinse with cool water, then lay them out on a towel, pat dry and let them dry completely.
I line a lidded glass dish (or even the clamshell plastic package they came in) with a paper towel and store them in the fridge.
Rinsing strawberries in a vinegar rinse can extend their life significantly, by a week or longer, depending on how fresh they were when purchased. They won't taste like vinegar!
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