Forgive me, but I'm rather proud of myself. Everything I entered into the Dehydration section of Food Preservation at the county fair won a blue ribbon2yr ⋅ GrinningDentrassi ⋅ r/dehydrating
I accidentally left this lemon on my desk for a couple of weeks in 2015, it became a rock and still smells like lemon if I scratch it1yr ⋅ thedard555 ⋅ r/dehydrating
a treat jar i put together for my best friend’s hamster for Christmas! dehydrated bananas, strawberries, apples and pears2yr ⋅ veganash ⋅ r/dehydrating
Dehydrated appetizer: poached plum leather with clam salt, cilantro capers, dried rose, and lime zest1yr ⋅ presdaddy ⋅ r/dehydrating
first try at dehydrating extra cherry tomatoes from the garden...looking forward to turning these into a pesto1yr ⋅ turgon613 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Just in case anyone wanted to see what a cabelas 10 tray looks like vs an Amazon (commercial grade) 10 tray looks like3yr ⋅ Brayder ⋅ r/dehydrating
I got tired of spending $5 for small packs of dried mango. I'M SO EXCITED! 6 pack of mangos from Costco filled all trays perfectly.3yr ⋅ I_AM_GETTING_THERE ⋅ r/dehydrating
The whole family likes dried shrooms. My sister even eats a handful like they’re potato chips 😅1yr ⋅ Chanzillla ⋅ r/dehydrating
Blackberry seed pulp energy bars - didn't want to throw out the seedy pulp from making blackberry syrup, so added in some sesame, hemp, chia, oats, apple sauce and honey and threw it in the dehydrator!3yr ⋅ Balsamicon ⋅ r/dehydrating
Pulled the trigger on this bad mama jama. Dehydrator UPGRADE! Brod and Taylor Sahara.2yr ⋅ Ruby5000 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Spicy Ethiopian Quwanta jerky. This uses a traditional Berbere spice blend. Nice and fiery!!!2yr ⋅ Ruby5000 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Dehydrated almost 5lbs of frozen veggies in a quart jar. So much more room in the freezer and will last longer! Just did other veggies as well as beef and chicken.2yr ⋅ Adventurous_Disk_562 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Just dehydrated ground beef, currently scooping into a jar with a spoon and noticed grease on the spoon. Does this mean it will spoil easily?2yr ⋅ Jeeeeg ⋅ r/dehydrating
Dehydrated chickpea miso. ~8 hours at 140 then processed into powder. SO GOOD — and can be done with any miso.2yr ⋅ chasemielke ⋅ r/dehydrating
Raspberries and strawberries were on sale so I made fruit leather. Cook the berries in a saucepan with sweetener if desired, I used honey. Then run through the blender until smooth. Spread on trays and dry overnight.4yr ⋅ MickLittle ⋅ r/dehydrating
I tried canned pineapple for the first time - big succes! Rings and chunks both work great. The cunks are dense, crispy and chewy, and the rings are lighter and a perfect snack.4yr ⋅ tyhntyhn ⋅ r/dehydrating
Dehydrated red, orange, and yellow peppers. Ground them into powder for later use! Flavor was incredible in sauces!4yr ⋅ Ghawblin ⋅ r/dehydrating
I dehydrated these omelette bites (eggs, onion, potato). I thought they were done (10 hrs), but when I put them in a jar in the fridge this condensation occurred. Do they need to dehydrate more? Are they ruined? Still safe for a 3 week trip?4mo ⋅ rlyrobert ⋅ r/dehydrating
I’m sure a lot of us use an InstaPot, here’s a little trick I use to keep the steam from ruining my cabinets.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
I dehydrated these carrots back in November but I still have more than 3/4 of the jar. I use them mostly for soups, but you could use them in carrot cake if you feel like a sweet treat.3yr ⋅ Sucarusa ⋅ r/dehydrating
13 Golden Delicious apples dried and ready to be put up for the winter.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
I made mushroom powder, garlic powder, tomato powder and sage powder! :)1yr ⋅ dingledangleberry420 ⋅ r/dehydrating
I’m dehydrating kale for the first time. I didn’t know my house would smell like this....3yr ⋅ Rougarou_1 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Had some leftover homemade hot sauce and decided today's the day to make some flakes4yr ⋅ ChurchBond ⋅ r/dehydrating
Sweet red peppers are $2.00 each in my grocery store now. I’m so thankful I dehydrated peppers!2yr ⋅ jazett ⋅ r/dehydrating
6 cups of white rice cooked with bone broth and dehydrated for 24 hours. This with be for some camp meals and quick add in for dinner dishes.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
I’ve wanted a food dehydrator since I was about 10; 31 Christmas’s later ... I can honestly say I’ve never been more excited for banana chips (that says a lot as I generally get quite excited about banana chips).3yr ⋅ rnords ⋅ r/dehydrating
Took advantage of some salmon on clearance and made some salmon jerky.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
I made potato chips! I'm honestly a bit surprised at how good they are.3yr ⋅ WanderingChiron ⋅ r/dehydrating
Behold. The fruits of my labor. Mushroom and Serrano powder. Its not much but its food that didn't get wasted and thats what counts.2yr ⋅ cindylooboo ⋅ r/dehydrating
Made some really basic but super flavorful beef jerky in my Excalibur dehydrator.3yr ⋅ wortwizard ⋅ r/dehydrating
Finally! Tray 5 filled! First time dehydrating and so happy this years persimmons won’t go to waste 🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼2yr ⋅ dlini ⋅ r/dehydrating
Candied dehydrated witches butter mushrooms. For those in the PNW, try it! Wash, soak in simple syrup with extract for flavor, sprinkle with crystallized lemon (optional but yummy), dehydrate overnight. Like gummy candies.3yr ⋅ wanderingwanderer98 ⋅ r/dehydrating
I left the rind on my watermelon slices for some fun snacks that remind me of the pizza gummies from the 90s/2000s3yr ⋅ Math_Lizard ⋅ r/dehydrating
I dehydrated oranges and ground them into powder. The color’s so vibrant. Can’t wait to use them for baking!3yr ⋅ energetic_egg ⋅ r/dehydrating
Successful experiments! I love the texture of dehydrated fruit and I am excited to snack. 😁3yr ⋅ ejectorcrab ⋅ r/dehydrating
Dehydrated kiwi fruit! Really like the chewy texture and bright flavor these have!1yr ⋅ Sexy_Banker_Lady ⋅ r/dehydrating
3lbs of strawberries, 7 bananas, and 6 cans of pineapple. Switching to square vs circle dehydrator is life changing!2yr ⋅ Adventurous_Disk_562 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Bananas, some with hot chocolate powder, apples some cinnamon, oranges for Negronis. Happy holidays!1yr ⋅ CalmAnts ⋅ r/dehydrating
New here. Bought a new dehydrator and got some bananas and eggplant going3yr ⋅ bonhot ⋅ r/dehydrating
This is a follow-up to my earlier post. These strawberries are about 9 hours in...probably will be ‘done’ in about 12 hours...4yr ⋅ mackjak ⋅ r/dehydrating
I was about to order a dehydrator and one of my wife’s co-workers said she had two. Next day she came home with this! Nesco with 10 trays and five fruit mats. Already have some apples going! Looking forward to tips and recipes!!!(I know it says the trays aren’t dishwasher safe, but maybe top rack?)4yr ⋅ cgn152 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Two pounds of strawbos. I could put some in tea, sprinkle a few on yogurt, cereal or ice cream. Or my kids could just gobble the whole jar in an afternoon.4yr ⋅ wakela ⋅ r/dehydrating
Six different chips — zucchini, yellow squash, cabbage, eggplant, cucumber and cauliflower3yr ⋅ bu11fr0g ⋅ r/dehydrating
New to this and love the results! Zucchini and yellow squash. I seasoned some with a variety of seasonings. Better than any other snack right now! 135° for 11 hours.4yr ⋅ DogNoel ⋅ r/dehydrating
Cheesy chicken and pasta meal in a jar. Made with soup base, cheese, sour cream, chicken, and veggies I dehydrated.3yr ⋅ Rougarou_1 ⋅ r/dehydrating
TADA!!! Follow up from my post the other day. Raisins - only 2.5 days in the dehydrator3yr ⋅ BumblbeeAvacado ⋅ r/dehydrating
This was a whole pack of celery I dehydrated instead of throwing out today!2yr ⋅ shawnawilsonbear ⋅ r/dehydrating
Can't wait for gardening season! Tomato powder turned out awesome and it will be a great space saver!2yr ⋅ hungryforheels ⋅ r/dehydrating
After months of thrifting I finally found one. What’s a fun and easy intro project to get me hooked? Thanks!1yr ⋅ recovery_room ⋅ r/dehydrating
By far the easiest and most rewarding, so far. Sweet potato dog treats. Simple slice and dry for a few hours. 1.6 lbs made 5 ounces of treats. Cost was 93 cents, pre made dog treats in store was $10.99 for 5 ounces.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Add a little dehydrated frozen veggies to instant ramen. Also added some of my homegrown Fatalii pepper powder for and extra kick of heat.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
First timer - apples and cinnamon, starting to smell like apple pie as it heats up. Results tonight.4yr ⋅ Pizzarepresent ⋅ r/dehydrating
Can i dehydrate mushrooms like this, i split a 2 ply tissue in half and put it on each layer2yr ⋅ Successful_Subject89 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Apples are much lighter when you remove all the water. Originally 10 lbs total. Three batches at 135F/57C for 6 hrs each.3yr ⋅ ejectorcrab ⋅ r/dehydrating
rehydrated white sugar pumpkin from yesterday 1 Tbsp pumpkin, 4 Tbsp water2yr ⋅ MatchDistinct4661 ⋅ r/dehydrating
‘Into the dehydrator with You, my Lovies...’ From garden to dehydrator in under 5 minutes!4yr ⋅ mackjak ⋅ r/dehydrating
First dehydrating project of the year: Honeycrisp apples and chili mangos!4yr ⋅ eldoggydogg ⋅ r/dehydrating
Bought a never been used Dehydrator from the 80’s at an estate sale. $4. Started with some peaches. Next up jerky.2yr ⋅ MacDoober ⋅ r/dehydrating
Sun dried heirloom tomatoes in olive oil. 3.5 lbs made 2 pints. These will be used on pizza, focaccia, and salads. They are going in the fridge.4yr ⋅ Goss36 ⋅ r/dehydrating
First time dehydrating fresh pineapple...it’s dry on the outside, slightly chewy on the inside, and naturally sweet! Highly recommend, will definitely be making more!!1yr ⋅ Sexy_Banker_Lady ⋅ r/dehydrating
Made some Roma tomato and Zucchini “pizza” chips for a client. Includes: basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, garlic and cheese. Sliced really thin in the dehydrator for 6 hours on 200deg.4yr ⋅ ChefofLostVegas ⋅ r/dehydrating
Red chile cucumber chips. Great replacement for potato chips. Keto friendly. This is 14 large cucumbers.3yr ⋅ baldeaglesezwut ⋅ r/dehydrating
