Dehydrator Food Suggestions?
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dangetshealthy1
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Hey everyone,
In an effort to start snacking healthier, I've gotten myself a dehydrator. I tried my hand at some kiwis, bananas, apples, as well as some peach "fruit leather". Some came out better than others, haha. Does anyone have any favorite foods, recipes, or tips they'd like to share with a newbie? Thanks!
In an effort to start snacking healthier, I've gotten myself a dehydrator. I tried my hand at some kiwis, bananas, apples, as well as some peach "fruit leather". Some came out better than others, haha. Does anyone have any favorite foods, recipes, or tips they'd like to share with a newbie? Thanks!
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Apple slices soaked in a touch of honey and lemon then sprinkle a little cinnamon and nutmeg on when you put them on the trays. I do a lot of jerky too using London broil cut against the grain. If you like it a little on the softer less tough side, slice about 3/8-5/16 of an inch, or about a 3/16 for real thin jerky. (putting the meat in the freezer for about a half hour makes it a little firmer when cutting and helps keep it even. I marinade mine in a little apple cider, with my bbq rub and a little worchestshire and sometimes I'll use a garlic teriyaki sauce.0
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Awesome. Thanks for the tips!0
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Watermelon, Steve's apples, kiwi, and peach/orange bark.
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dangetshealthy1 wrote: »Hey everyone,
In an effort to start snacking healthier, I've gotten myself a dehydrator. I tried my hand at some kiwis, bananas, apples, as well as some peach "fruit leather". Some came out better than others, haha. Does anyone have any favorite foods, recipes, or tips they'd like to share with a newbie? Thanks!
I've sprinkled cinnamon on some apples, really liked that.
Also, strawberries are amazing.0