Dehydrating

Let me tell you, these dehydrated candied oranges are delicious. They are a little tangy and sweet- it is a perfect flavor combo. These would make a great gift for someone or make a bunch for yourself and your family.

Dehydrating sweet potatoes is so easy. I enjoy having them on hand to use for snacks, soups, and more. Here I am going to take you step by step on how to correctly dehydrate sweet potatoes.

Apple season is among us. It is the perfect time to get out that dehydrator and make some of these delicious dehydrated cinnamon and sugar apple chips.

Dehydrating ground beef is a great way to free up space in your freezer. Also, it tastes just the same when it is rehydrated.

Who doesn’t love beef stew! Especially this time of the year. I know the closer it gets to the holidays the busier we all are. This is one dinner that won’t keep you in the kitchen for very long. This beef stew is the perfect dump and go crock pot meal!

I am going to be chatting about all things celery today! I am going to give your directions on how to dehydrate celery, how to make celery powder, and how to make celery salt. Are you maybe asking yourself, why? I will answer that as well.

Dehydrated onions are most definitely my number one pantry staple. I use dehydrated onions and onion powder in almost everything I cook.

Okra is a staple crop that we grow yearly. My main uses for okra are for frying and gumbo. So dehydrating okra for us was the way to go this year. I have canned it in the past, but my favorite way to preserve it is by far dehydrating it.

I planted SO much over 100 seeds of zucchini and squash in my summer garden. I think everyone of those seeds grew! It was crazy! So it was time to get busy and get dehydrating.

Dehydrating potatoes is so easy. I enjoy having them on hand to use for scalloped potatoes, soups, and more. Here I am going to take you step by step on how to correctly dehydrate potatoes.