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Dehydrating

Ultimate Dehydrator Cookbook – A Must Have for Every PREPared Kitchen

November 12, 2014 By Tom Myles 1 Comment

The Ultimate Dehydrator Cookbook - a must-have for every PREPared kitchen. Want to know how to dehydrate it? Read this book!

I always spent a lot of time scouring the internet for how to dehydrate certain foods when I was first learning how to dehydrate. And even now, I find myself going to do research on those foods that aren’t so easy to dehydrate. Then…this book, The Ultimate Dehydrator Cookbook by Tammy Gangloff, came along. And it […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating, Library, Reviews Tagged With: dehydrate fruit, dehydrate vegetables, how to dehydrate, jerky, make your own babyfood, tammy gangloff, ultimate dehydrator cookbook

How to Dehydrate Strawberries + A Quick Tip for Hulling

August 14, 2014 By Mike Lucero 2 Comments

What's the best way of preserving the early summer bounty of strawberries for winter? Dehydrate them! + a quick tip to make hulling strawberries easier!

Strawberry season is a small window of opportunity to have fresh, tasty fruit available for all sorts of wonderful dishes, jams, etc. Because there is such a small window of opportunity to have fresh, locally grown strawberries, we stock up and dehydrate or freeze them to use throughout the year.   How to Dehydrate Strawberries […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating Tagged With: freeze strawberries, strawberries, strawberry freezer jam

How to Dehydrate Ginger Root and Make Ginger Powder

July 29, 2014 By Emily Mendel Leave a Comment

How I Preseve Foods - a collaborative Round Robin of Food Preservation posts from Prepared Bloggers.com --- How to Dehydrate Ginger Root and Make Ginger Powder by MomwithaPREP

How to dehydrate ginger root and get the best ginger powder you’ve ever tasted! It’s so easy to do, and it will change your pantry forever! Let’s open our pantry today, shall we? Ground Ginger that so many of use in our cooking is actually a rhizome of the Ginger Plant (but we still know it […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating Tagged With: ginger, ginger root, rhizome

How to Dehydrate Watermelon (Watermelon Candy)

July 10, 2014 By Mike Lucero 23 Comments

Mom with a PREP | Overloaded with the yummy goodness of watermelon this summer? Learn to make watermelon candy! (dehydrated watermelon)

Do you have more watermelon than you can deal with? Learn how to make watermelon candy. This easy DIY food storage recipe to dehydrate watermelon will make your day … and your kids will love it! Summertime is prime time for watermelon. In fact, I can’t even imagine buying watermelon in the middle of winter […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating Tagged With: watermelon, watermelon candy, what to do with watermelon rind

How to Make Green Powder – Don’t Waste Another Leaf!

July 4, 2014 By Tom Myles Leave a Comment

Mom with a PREP | Don't let that pile of greens in your crisper drawer going bad shame you. Show them what for by dehydrating them and making this powerhouse of a powder to add more nutrition to your family meals!

Come sit down by me. I have a story to tell you. It might be scary, but I’m right here by you. You are not alone. This was my story: The crisper drawer of my refrigerator was a one way ticket to a slow, slimy, green death. I bought all the greens we needed for […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating, Food Storage, Preparedness Tagged With: green powder, kale powder, spinach powder

6 Ways to Dehydrate Foods

March 27, 2014 By Tom Myles 14 Comments

6 Ways to Dehydrate Foods | Think using an electric dehydrator is the only way to be able to dehydrate your garden bounty? You've got options!

Think using an electric dehydrator is the only way to be able to dehydrate your garden bounty? You’ve got options! Dehydrating food is a great way to be able to preserve your garden bounty or great find at the produce stand. You simply remove the moisture from your produce or meat to give it a […]

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How to Dehydrate Tomato Paste – and why would you even want to?

February 20, 2014 By Emily Mendel 13 Comments

How to Dehydrate Tomato Paste - and why would you even want to ? | Mom with a PREP

Tomato paste. That gooey tomato-y stuff that comes in those tiny little cans that you use 2 TB out of and then it sits in your fridge until it goes bad. Then you start all over again the next time you need it. Is there any way to break the cycle? What are your options? […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating Tagged With: canning season, how to dehydrate, tomato, tomato paste

How to Adapt Your Nesco Dehydrator to Make Leathers & Liquids

February 6, 2014 By Mike Lucero 13 Comments

Want to learn to make yummy fruit leathers on your Nesco Dehydrator, but don't have the sheets to do it with? Here's a hack from MomwithaPREP..

Here’s an easy hack to be able to do fruit leathers and liquids with your Nesco American Harvester FD-8 Food Dehydrator. You can do this with the circular dehydrators, as well, but it’s a bit harder. Your Nesco doesn’t come with fruit leather sheets or small object grid sheets. But they are easily made from […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating, DIY

How to Preserve Cantaloupe (Freezing & Dehydrating)

December 4, 2013 By Tom Myles 4 Comments

Tips for preserving canteloupe - freezing & dehydrating | Mom with a Prep

“Cantaloupe tonight, dear, Dad’s got the car!” Get it? huh? yeah – it’s a groaner, but it is all about my tip today! Did you know that you can freeze canteloupe? You can! You can also dehydrate it! Seriously! How to Freeze Canteloupe Cut canteloupe in half. Clean out the pulp Cut in quarters or eighths […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating, Food Storage Tagged With: cantaloupe, garden, preserving

Make Your Own Dehydrator Hack

December 3, 2013 By Emily Mendel 4 Comments

Redneck Dehydrator - Make your own Box Fan Dehydrator - an Alton Brown Hack | Mom with a Prep

If you’re a fan of Alton Brown’s Good Eats, you’ll find that he loves taking a concept, breaking it down, and finding a way to do it himself….sometimes much more convoluted than the original premise. But THIS happens to be one of those things that is easy to do, really cheap, and can get you […]

Filed Under: Dehydrating Tagged With: alton brown, diy, hacks

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