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Processing the fruit of chequers/wild service tree

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How do I process the fruit of the wild service tree?

I know the berries need to be subjected to frost before they can be dried and consumed.

  • Can I harvest them early and stick them in the freezer for a few hours instead?
  • How do I know when they are dried/ripened enough ready for eating?
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I would think that you can adapt any method that is used for medlar or common medlar (mespilus germanica). So freezer should work.

How do I know when they are dried/ripened enough ready for eating?

Take some courage - try one. ;)

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