What Did You Dehydrate Today?

murphysranch

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I've had an Excalibur for over 12 years and love putting up garden excess or clearance produce. The final product lasts for years. When I go to my local Kroger affiliate, I always scour for the $1 red net clearance bags.

Mushrooms are my fav along with bell peppers. Heck, when I was on SNAP and got free bulk produce from a local giveaway, I dehydrated lettuce and cabbage. That was a few years ago, and I'm just about done using it up.
 
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Here ya go....plum tomatoes, onion & red bell peppers...only did a few of each
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Lots of catnip. Some will go to my Great Aunt and some to one of my Aunts.

It's been so long since we had rain it was horribly dusty. I had to wash the leaves four times to get the water to run clear.

Puppy got high chewing on the stems. That's the only explanation for how weird he's being right now.
 

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Another batch of celery done. Thanks @frustratedearthmother !

I had plums languishing on the counter, so I sliced them thin on my mandolin and popped them in my dehydrator. I'm fixing to add kiwi slices. My kids prefer "naked" dried fruit without sugar, oil, and sulfites added. They're extremely expensive to purchase. Why haven't I done this before? :gig
 
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