Fill a box with peaches and cover them with newspaper to speed up the ripening process.
To store in the freezer, slice the washed peaches into chunks, sprinkle on some lemon juice and pack them in freezer bags.
A pound of peaches equals 4 cups sliced peaches (approximately).
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01 Aug 2007 at 2:45 pm
This will only soften them, not make them any sweeter. Peaches do not sweeten after picking, so try to buy/pick ripe peaches, and support your local growers! YAY! for local growers!!