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Posts by Patrick Anampiu

link to How to Dehydrate Ginger and Make Ginger Tea

How to Dehydrate Ginger and Make Ginger Tea

To dehydrate ginger, wash, peel, and cut the ginger root into thin slices. Place the ginger pieces on food dehydrator trays and dry at 135°F for 3 to 4 hours. Dehydrated ginger can be ground into...

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Delicious Dried Blueberry Recipes and Creative Ideas

To make dried blueberries, blanch them for 30 seconds and shock them in ice-water to split their skins. Place the blanched berries on food dehydrator trays and dry them at 135°F for 7 to 12 hours....

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link to Drying Cherry Fruit Leather and Making Dried Cherries

Drying Cherry Fruit Leather and Making Dried Cherries

To dry cherries for fruit leather, wash fresh cherries and remove the stems and pits. Cook the cherries and spread the mixture onto parchment paper-lined dehydrator trays. Dry the mixture at 135°F...

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How to Perfectly Dry Peaches in an Oven

To dry peaches in an oven, rinse fresh peaches and cut them into ¼-inch thick slices. Place the peach slices in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Dehydrate at 140°F for...

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link to How to Dry Dates and Make Date Powder

How to Dry Dates and Make Date Powder

To dry dates, cut fresh dates in half, and arrange them on food dehydrator trays in a single layer. Dehydrate the dates at 135°F for 8-24 hours. Once dried, store them or grind them into date...

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The Best Way to Dehydrate Coconut and Make Coconut Flour

To dehydrate coconut, set the food dehydrator to 130°F. Remove the meat from fresh coconuts using a coconut scraper or a knife. Cut the coconut meat into chunks or grate it into coconut flakes....

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Patrick has a farming background and is a full-time food writer and recipe creator. His goal is to help you discover how fantastic it is to dehydrate and preserve food by sharing his knowledge. Outside of the kitchen, Patrick enjoys outdoor activities and exploring nature in all its beauty.

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