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01/05/2012
Great idea! Thank you very much for posting it. I currently buy a dehydrated veggie mix with many veggies in it, all finely chopped. It even has parsnips and greens in it, along with the usuals, like onions. I add it to all sorts of things, since I get it real cheap. One of my favorite uses is to add it to rice at the start of cooking. It looks good, and tastes good too. I like your idea even better. I have started dehydrating veggies myself, and will have to give this a try when I have enough done. I think I will make a mix with some mild chilies in it for some heat, and one without.
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01/05/2012
Great idea! Thank you very much for posting it. I currently buy a dehydrated veggie mix with many veggies in it, all finely chopped. It even has parsnips and greens in it, along with the usuals, like onions. I add it to all sorts of things, since I get it real cheap. One of my favorite uses is to add it to rice at the start of cooking. It looks good, and tastes good too. I like your idea even better. I have started dehydrating veggies myself, and will have to give this a try when I have enough done. I think I will make a mix with some mild chilies in it for some heat, and one without.
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05/14/2011
When you pack you dehydrated foods away, do you use any of those oxygen pads (they look like round tea bags) in your containers?
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05/13/2011
Thanks for this idea!! I may be able to get vegetables into my mother"s diet now; she has Alzheimer's Disease and will not touch vegetables. Just like a little child :-) I especially like the idea of adding them into homemade bread. Can't wait to try this out. Thanks again!
By kittsparks1 (Guest Post)
07/21/2005
Thank you very much for sharing this idea. It never occured to me and now I have a super new way to get veggies into me. *I* am the picky eater in my house, everyone else is trying to be vegan. What a good idea!
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