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How do you ripen cranberries?

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If you leave them for a couple of days depending on how hard they are they will eventually ripen, but dont leave them for too long as they will ripen too much but will also turn mouldy and hairy.

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You don't. Once picked, the flavor is set. They may get a little redder, and eventually will get softer, but the ripeness is final once they are picked.

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It involves denying light to the rhubarb and ramping up the heat a bit to cause the rhubarb to ripen. …

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base is red and shiny

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