Re: OT~Drying foods/Angelia

[Guest guest]

Hi,

When u write ur book on HOW TO DRY VEGGIES THE ANGELIA WAY...

I want a copy... I d love to know how to do some of these veggies...

Surely u don t just cut it and lay it on the dehydrator.. or is it just that

easy???

I ve only dried a few fruits personally and would love to broaden that...

Angelia R wrote:

As for drying foods, I dry everything...

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[Guest guest]

Well, yes. For apples and other fruit, you want to dip them in

acidulated water first to keep them from getting brown.

Re: OT~Drying foods/Angelia

Surely u don t just cut it and lay it on the dehydrator.. or is it just

that easy???

[Guest guest]

Well... I got my info from many places...

One great book is the Ball Blue Book of Preserving. It has been said that

it is the " bible " of canning and preserving. Though, your local county

extension office will have some great recipes and Ideas for drying and

canning foods.

Check it out...

Angelia in OR who doesn't always follow the directions...

----- Original Message -----

From: " Deb Knee "

>

> Hi,

> When u write ur book on HOW TO DRY VEGGIES THE ANGELIA WAY...

> I want a copy... I d love to know how to do some of these veggies...

> Surely u don t just cut it and lay it on the dehydrator.. or is it just

that easy???

> I ve only dried a few fruits personally and would love to broaden that...

>

> Angelia R wrote:

> As for drying foods, I dry everything...

[Guest guest]

Just make sure you get a " recent " copy. They have them at

www.homecanning.com for about $6

Wal-Mart has them and other stores too...

The older copies don't have as " up to date " info in them.

Angelia in OR

----- Original Message -----

From: " Deb Knee "

>

> Thanks Angelia...

> I ll check half priced book for this BIBLE. I ll also check my extension

ofc.. good thought

> Deb

>

> Angelia R wrote:

> Well... I got my info from many places...