Category: Dehydrating Guide

How to Dehydrate Onion: Instructions: Green onions: Wash, then trim the root end and any damaged greens. Cut across into thin rings or into lengths, as you prefer. Spread on …

How to Dehydrate Corn: Buy ears of corn in bulk when it’s in season in your area to have delicious corn on hand all year round. You can even dehydrate …

How to Dehydrate Papaya: Dehydrated chopped papaya makes a great snack on its own, and is a tasty addition to any trail mix. Steam papaya prior to dehydrating if you …

How to Dehydrate Black Cherries: Dehydrated black cherries make a fun snack, especially for kids! They are tart and sweet like candy but without processed sugars and dyes. You can …

How to Dehydrate Pomegranate: Dehydrated pomegranate seeds make a fun snack, especially for kids! They are tart, sweet, and crunchy like candy, but without the processed sugars and dyes. You can …

How to Dehydrate Scallions: Dehydrated scallions (aka. green onions, or shallots) are a staple for your pantry. They can be stored for years to have on hand and use whenever needed …

How to Dehydrate Mandarin Oranges: Dehydrated mandarin oranges make a fun snack, especially for kids! Chewy and sweet like candy, but without the processed sugars and dyes. If dehydrated completely, …

How to Dehydrate Raspberries: Dehydrated raspberries make a great on-the-go snack and can be stored for years if vacuum packed, and up to a year in a mason jar. Never …

How to Dehydrate Star Fruit: Star fruit, or carambola, is a sweet fruit eaten like an apple but with a consistency almost like a big grape! Ripe star fruit should …

How to Dehydrate Bell Peppers: Dehydrated bell peppers are both versatile and easy to make. They will store for years if stored properly. Use these dehydrated peppers in soups and …

How to Dehydrate Jalapeños: Dehydrated jalapeño peppers are both versatile and easy to make. They will store for years if stored properly. Use these dehydrated peppers in soups and stews, …

How to Dehydrate Apples: Dehydrated apples make a great on-the-go snack and can be stored for years if vacuum packed, and up to a year in a mason jar. Never throw …

How to Dehydrate Peaches: Dehydrated peaches are an excellent fast and tasty snack! Eat them as is for a sweet on-the-go snack that won’t spoil, put them in yogurt for …

How to Dehydrate Mint: Dehydrated mint leaves are a great addition to your pantry. These are great to grind and add to ground tea leaves (see photo below) to make …

How to Dehydrate Kiwi: Dehydrated kiwi chips are always great to have on hand! Eat them as is for a sweet on-the-go snack that won’t spoil, put them in yogurt …

How to Dehydrate Tomato: Dehydrated tomatoes are a must-have staple in your food dehydration. They have endless utility. These rehydrate easily into soups, stews, and chili. Just grab a handful …

How to Dehydrate Horned Melon (Kiwano): The horned melon (or kiwano) is an interesting treat you’ve provably never even tried! Traditionally, you can not eat the skin of this melon, …

How to Dehydrate Garlic: Dehydrated garlic is a must have in your food storage! You can grind to use in salt or chop up in fun recipes (see our spicy pickles …

How to Dehydrate Spinach: Dehydrated spinach is a must have in your food storage! Spinach goes bad quickly, but dehydrated and sealed lasts for years. Use in soups and stews, …

How to Dehydrate Brussels Sprouts: Dehydrated Brussels sprouts are a great crunchy on-the-go snack that is lightweight to carry, but earthy and very filling. Not to mention, they have far less …

How to Dehydrate Watermelon: Dehydrated watermelon is the perfect on-the-go summer snack! Slice in thin strips for Twizzler-like healthy candy, in big slices for a tearable treat, or in small …

How to Dehydrate Dragon Fruit (Pitaya): Dehydrated dragon fruit (aka pitaya) is a fun and unique addition to your food storage. We love these! When dehydrated, it makes a crunchy …

How to Dehydrate Habaneros: Dehydrated habanero peppers are both versatile and easy to make. They will store for years if stored properly. Use these dehydrated peppers in soups and stews, …

How to Dehydrate Limes: Dehydrated limes can be used to make limeade or infused water, or used in various recipes! You can also bake fish or chicken on top in …

How to Dehydrate Strawberries: Dehydrated strawberries are always great to have on hand! Eat them as is for a sweet on-the-go snack that won’t spoil, put them in cereal or …

How to Dehydrate Lemons: Dehydrated lemons can be used to make lemonade or infused water, or used in various recipes such as delicious lemon tart desserts! You can also bake …

How to Dehydrate Pears: Dehydrated pears can be used in chip form as a tasty treat, or shredded in various recipes and desserts! They are light weight and great for …

How to Dehydrate Pineapple and Papaya: Dehydrated papaya and pineapple are colorful additions to your food storage that are also very versatile. Eat them as a healthy snack alternative to …

How to Dehydrate Mushrooms: Dehydrated mushrooms are a must in your pantry. They are easy to prep, and rehydrate perfectly in soups, stews, and chowders back to their original juicy …

How to Dehydrate Cucumbers: Dehydrated cucumbers are both versatile and easy! They are truly a staple in food dehydration and storage because they can be used in numerous recipes: from …

How to Dehydrate Carrots: Dehydrated carrots are important to have in storage because they can be used in numerous dishes, soups, and stews! You can dehydrate whole or sliced baby …

How to Dehydrate Bananas: Bananas are a favorite in the dehydrating world, and even perhaps stand next to apples as the spokespersons for food dehydration. Most people have tried store-bought …