This post is about how to dehydrate grapes. I picked up some red/purple grapes at Costco so I could demonstrate how easy grapes are to dehydrate. I must say, I started out with a very large bowl and ended up with a pint mason jar of dehydrated grapes. You can also call them homemade raisins…
Do you know how to dehydrate Mango? It’s really easy and it makes for a very healthy snack! If you can find mangoes already peeled, ready to eat, and they are on sale just dehydrate them! This saves you money in the long run because you have some go-to healthy snacks for visits to the…
Dehydrated foods are often seen as being healthier than their fresh counterparts. This is because they contain less water and so have a higher concentration of nutrients. However, there are also some potential downsides to eating dehydrated foods. One of the main issues with dehydrated foods is that they typically have to be cooked as…
Dehydrated potatoes are a versatile and convenient ingredient to keep on hand. They can be used in soups, stews, casseroles, and sauces, or simply reconstituted with water and used as mashed or roasted potatoes. Dehydrated potatoes can also be used as a thickener for gravies and soups, or as a great side dish. And for…
Although it’s been fairly warm this winter where I live in Northern Utah, I realize we are still several weeks away from consistent warm days and weather conducive to planting my garden seedlings outside. I get excited about the prospect of another successful garden season and the bounty enjoyed at harvest time. That got me…
Today it’s all about how to dehydrate basil and freeze it too! Do you like to have basil in your kitchen at all times? It’s an ingredient you may want to add to pasta dishes, stews, mashed potatoes, and other incredible meals that you make for your family. Knowing how to preserve it and use…
Today it’s all about how to dehydrate frozen vegetables and make vegetable powder. This is one of the easiest ways to get started on your journey to dehydrating your own food. When I dehydrate food, I don’t use oxygen absorbers because the food will be consumed within one year. Then the process starts all over…
Today I’m going to show you how to dehydrate celery and make celery powder as well. I love the texture and taste of celery, but I realize some people are not fond of it. My husband is one of those people. The texture of celery may not be pleasing to some family members, so if…
I’ve been wanting to show you how to dehydrate parsley for a very long time. And while I’m at it I will show you how to make parsley powder. This herb is actually one of the easiest food items you can dehydrate. I wish you could smell my house with my dehydrator drying this fresh…
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