When you’re using your dehydrator to dehydrate different foods, you’re doing something that is really important as you store and save them for a later time. This is a critical step for you and your family to have quality food ready when an emergency takes place in your area. While the dehydrator is one of…
In case you want to know how to dehydrate zucchini, I have step-by-step instructions to show you how today. My garden is overflowing with fresh zucchini this year, so I’m preserving as much as I can. Grocery prices continue to rise, and I believe they will be even more costly by the end of the…
The green onion (white section) part is on the left. It takes longer to dehydrate because the white part of the onion is thicker. The scallions are the long green part of the green onions. These took about 2-3 hours to dehydrate. The white sections took a lot longer to dehydrate. Today it’s all about…
Today it’s all about how to dehydrate Kale and make Kale chips. If you don’t have a dehydrator, no worries. I have the instructions for using an oven below to do both of these. If you are on blood thinners you may not want to eat these. You could make them for your family though….
If you learn to dehydrate food, you will save money by making your own snacks and storing some food that you may otherwise have thrown out. I freeze spinach and bananas when I can see I can’t use all of them before they go bad. But, here’s the deal, I can only freeze so many…
Have you often wondered how to tell if your child may be dehydrated? Please remember, I’m not a doctor, nurse, or anyone in the medical field. I’m a mom and a grandma and sometimes call myself Dr. Linda for the advice I give my loved ones, but I am not a doctor. A couple of…
Today it’s all about how to dehydrate pineapple when it’s fresh and juicy. You can see why I have been showing you different foods to dehydrate. I would love it if everyone could get a dehydrator of some kind. This is probably my favorite fruit to dehydrate. My grandkids love freeze-dried pineapple. Of course, I…
I am going to try and explain about dehydrated food. The symbol or the letter (D) means dehydrated when we order or shop for food storage. If it has no symbol like (FD) it’s dehydrated and therefore, we should know it is dehydrated and not (FD-freeze dried). Maybe it’s just me but when I first starting buying the #10…
If you’re like me, you’re looking for a frugal way to preserve your food. I’m talking about those bananas sitting on your kitchen counter, and they are starting to get those tiny brown spots. I can’t always make banana bread, so I slice a few of those bananas and dehydrate them for snacks. The Best…
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