How to Use Dried Foods (PDF)

Date: 04/06/2002 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Drying | Gardening | Old Categories > Food

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Dried vegetables and fruits provide convenient and delicious additions to family meals. They can be used alone, in combination with other foods, or served for an accent to add flavor. Most uses require that the food be rehydrated, usually referred to as refreshing.

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Information about using dried foods as well as the following recipes:
Campfire Corn Chowder
Creamed Corn
Corn Fritters
Winter Corn Pudding
Vegetable Soup
Instant Soup Cup
Apple Pie
Beef Vegetable Soup
Green Bean Casserole

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Published by: University of Missouri-Columbia

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