Sure. You can get strawberries all year round if you're willing to let them defrost for hours before you eat them. If you do, you'll be rewarded with a semi-firm, fruit-like thing which tastes vaguely like a strawberry. Or you can take a chance on some "fresh" strawberries shipped-in from who knows where but strawberries don't ripen after they've been harvested so you've got a slim chance of getting really good berries if they're not local.
Not now. This is the season. Go on down to the market and buy 'em by the pint, the quart and the bushel if you dare. Eat 'em whole. Slice them and serve them with a bit of cream or on ice cream. And of course, there's that old favorite, strawberry shortcake. Serving strawberries with cake is a bit more complicated than strawberries alone but it's worth the effort. The cake makes them a special treat.
And to make them even more special, try serving them in individual cake baskets. Our Nordic Ware Shortcake Basket Cake Pan will be just the thing to help you do that.
