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Dehydrator Recipes

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Date: 10/06/2006 Topics: Food Tips and Info > Drying | Readers Request > Food  
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I have a dehydrator that I haven't really figured out yet. Does anyone have any tried and true recipes they wouldn't mind sharing? I would love to get snack type recipes to make for our 5 kids and anything else you'd care to share.

Thank you,
Betty from VA
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Post By Patti (Guest Post) (08/23/2008)
Would love to know any tips on drying blueberries. I have a nesco pro700.
Thx

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Post By Richard Valero (Guest Post) (04/15/2007)
I'm a big hunter and use my dehydrator all the time for meats. I've recently started using it to dry fruits and vegetables. It's taken me a bit of practice to get the fruit and vegetable piece down. I'm now at a point where I'm making some pretty good trail mix and other nutritious snacks.

I'd recommend reading up on the internet. There are some really good sites that can help you get a grip on drying just about anything.

http://www.uga.edu/nchfp/how/dry.html
http://www.dehydratorshop.com/
http://www.harvestessentials.com/jerfruitleat.html

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Post By Dameemag (Guest Post) (10/07/2006)
Hi...I have used my dehydrator for years...I always made apples rolled in dry jello..My boys loved the different flavors...we would roll them and then put them in the dehydrator overnight and when they got up they had a good snack to put in their lunches for school....the only problem they dissapear really fast....have fun and experment with everything....jerky is really good....Barb from Michigan

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Post by mobo (169) | (10/07/2006)
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Type in at Google: drying fruits
you get ideas from university cooperative extension services....from many universities.
Tonight we are going to try mangos!!!
Did try bananas, but I didn't care for them!!
We did make a trail mix with our dried apples: used raisins/dried apples/all types of nuts/and chocolate bits----mixed together in bowl and serve!!!
Lot cheaper than going to the store!!!!

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Post by mobo (169) | (10/07/2006)
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We have been using ours like crazy!!!
We have been drying apples and pears----it takes about 8 hours for them on ours.
We don't do anything special to them-----did try some cinnamon on the apples, wow!!!
But, we are learning too!!!

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