Dehydrating fruit

Bananas are a delicious fruit that I have used a lot in cooking. Learn how to dehydrate bananas which make lovely snacks.

Uncover a variety of nutritious dehydrator recipes with this collection of 20 ideas. Delve into the world of food dehydration and find inspiration for creating delicious snacks using fruits and vegetables. Whether you're a seasoned dehydrating enthusiast or a beginner looking to try something new, these recipes offer a range of options to satisfy your cravings. From sweet fruit leathers to savory veggie chips, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Dehydrating food is easy, economical, and lets you enjoy the bounties of your summer garden all year round! Here's what you need to know to get started.

Use your oven to make these dehydrated strawberries. They're cripsy, yum and oh so easy to make! This recipe will work to make dried strawberries, dried blueberries, dried mango - any of them in your oven!

Master the art of dehydrating lemons. Learn methods for drying lemons, storage tips, and what to do with dried lemons.

How to dehydrate banana chips for a dried fruit snack. Dried banana chips are great snacks for families, camping or hiking.

Dehydration is a method of food preservation which works by removing the moisture in food. When you remove that moisture, the microorganisms like mold can’t grow and break it down. The result is a shelf stable product that doesn’t spoil for many years. When dehydrated, packed, and stored properly, fruits have a shelf life of 5 years and vegetables have an 8-10 year shelf life. More information on shelf life HERE.

Learn these 25+ ways to use fruit powders to extend the life of dehydrated fruits and elevate everyday foods to something wonderful!

Try dehydrating pineapple it to give a whole new way of enjoying the deliciously sweet fruit and make it shelf-stable!

Try out our easy, homemade fruit leather recipe that uses only 3 ingredients! Switch it up depending on what fruit you need to use!