How to dehydrate and store food PART 1
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Very, very informative!! Thank you VERY much!!!!!
I like your video and you seem so very sincere. I am vegan and am looking for inexpensive ways to keep food longer. I thank you for your posting
@Johanvideo525 Longer shelf life.
what are the benefits ?
MUY BUENO muchas felicidades y gracias por este post o video excelente informacion
Can you dehydrate other leafy greens like collard or turnip greens like you do with spinach?? Thanks. Great video!!
Thank you so much for this video!!! It helps tremendously!!
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When u dehydrate tomatoes etc do u need 2 spray the dehydrator trays with pam or something like that? they seem 2 stick 2 the pans of the dehydrator & then tears the tomatoes apart when I try 2 take them off. Does it mean I am doing something wrong. I really love your videos YOU have helped me & a lot & we (friends & I) are now saving food this way as well. One other question how much extra water do you keep in storage 2 re-hydrate your food. I heard it takes a lot more water.
I’m looking for dehydrating some vegetables to grind up for spices (instead of MSG filled tablets in my rice), what would you recommend ?
@iLoveMyGun89 Ya how long will the dehydrated vegetables last ?? 2/3 years let me know if you find out = )
how long will dehydrated vegetables last on average?
If you cook it before hand, it doesn’t ‘lock in’ the enzymes…it destroys them.
Thankyou for posting your video! I have just recently been very interested in food dehydration and your vid really helped me out alot! Thanks God Bless :)
Thanks for the great info! What kind and where did you purchase your slicer?
Which youtube one of yours tells about putting them in the jars when done? Thanks.
My husband bought me a round dehydrator with the heat and fan at the top – instead of the Excaliber:-(. It says you can use 30 shelves. LOL
We were given a box of onions so I cut them according to the directions at 3/8″ and put them at 135 degrees as per the directions. It did not tell me to blanch as I just saw on your other website said to. Then I read in a cookbook that if you place the onions directly on the shelves it will be very hard to remove the odor. Have you had this problem?
Great information. Thanks for sharing.
Helpful video, thanks!
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Very interesting and informative. Especially for the carrots and potatoes. Also, you have lovely hair!
So you don’t peel your ginger first?
Do you vacuum seal your dehydrated foods or just screw a lid on when the jar is full? Never done this before but am anxious to get started
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thank you so much for having the desire to share your expertise! I really appreciate this information!
@sarahfarrar1 i’m sorry but i think perhaps i’m missing your point. could you explain further what you mean by your remarks? thanks!