Re: crunchy-need a miracle recipe

[Guest guest]

The crunchiest things I have been able to make are banana crisps. You

need to invest in a dehydrator (mine was about $120). The banana

crisps are super-crunchy, every once in a while my son seems to want

the crunchy thing.

For crunchiness in cookies I have baked cookies TWICE, like the

biscuits. They are crunchier than when baked once. Just make the

cookies like the recipe calls for, ONLY: do not cut yet. Bake the

mixture on a flat tray and cut after the first round of baking. Bake

these seperate cookies for the second time and they are better.

Marjan

The Netherlands

mom to Nick, 7 yrs, SCD almost 1 year

[Guest guest]

Marjan,

How do you make the banana crisps in the dehydrator? Is there a

recipe?

Thanks,

Geeta

> The crunchiest things I have been able to make are banana crisps.

You

> need to invest in a dehydrator (mine was about $120). The banana

> crisps are super-crunchy, every once in a while my son seems to

want

> the crunchy thing.

> For crunchiness in cookies I have baked cookies TWICE, like the

> biscuits. They are crunchier than when baked once. Just make the

> cookies like the recipe calls for, ONLY: do not cut yet. Bake the

> mixture on a flat tray and cut after the first round of baking.

Bake

> these seperate cookies for the second time and they are better.

>

> Marjan

> The Netherlands

> mom to Nick, 7 yrs, SCD almost 1 year

[Guest guest]

> How do you make the banana crisps in the dehydrator? Is there a

> recipe?

easy, easy.

peel ripe banana, slice (the thinner the crispier, I slice them in 3

mm's), arrange in dehydrator and dehydrate at highest temp overnight.

Especially when you have bought a couple of kilo's of banana when

they're on sale.

Marjan

The Netherlands

mom to Nick, 7, scd almost a year