Drying food is great fun. Dried food can be stored indefinitely. We
dry our apples when we have a big crop. Crushing dried jerky is best
done in a blender.
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I had too many tomatoes in my garden last year. So I got a dehydrator and
made sun dried tomatoes. Yummy! And yes the last for ages!
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Bob (this one) - 06 Feb 2005 00:53 GMT
> I had too many tomatoes in my garden last year. So I got a dehydrator and
> made sun dried tomatoes. Yummy! And yes the last for ages!
Not to put too fine a point on it, but you made *dehydrator* dried
tomatoes. Sun dried tomatoes are dried in the sun. I've done both and
there's a decided difference in texture, flavor and appearance.
Pastorio
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Graphic Queen - 06 Feb 2005 02:28 GMT
>I had too many tomatoes in my garden last year. So I got a dehydrator and
>made sun dried tomatoes. Yummy! And yes the last for ages!
If it was done inside in a food dehydrator then they aren't sun-dried
anything. But it is a great way to store plenty of tomatoes. We do it
all of the time, except ours are sun-dried since we are in the
southwest with lots of heat and sun.
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I got my dehydrator following advice on this group. I wanted it mainly for
making beef jerky. It worked great, but I found myself losing control and
eating the jerky almost as fast as it was produced. So much for making
jerky. I think I'll try something like those zucchini and squash 'chips'. If
that doesn't work well for me I'll have to give the dehydrator away to some
friends!
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Ignoramus30020 - 05 Feb 2005 20:17 GMT
> I got my dehydrator following advice on this group. I wanted it mainly for
> making beef jerky. It worked great, but I found myself losing control and
> eating the jerky almost as fast as it was produced.
What did you use to brine/spice the meat?
> So much for making jerky. I think I'll try something like those
> zucchini and squash 'chips'. If that doesn't work well for me I'll
> have to give the dehydrator away to some friends!
That would be pretty carby, I think.

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