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Instructions for Using a Bee Beyer's Food Dehydrator
Whether you want to preserve food or create healthy snacks, dehydrators are an essential part of the process. From jerky to raisins, a wide variety of dried products can be made at home. Using a dehydrator is simple, and the Bee Beyer's version is no different. With a few easy steps and a generous amount of time, you can use the dehydrator to create plenty of preserved goods for year-round use.
Things You'll Need
- Fresh food for drying
- Sharp kitchen knife
- Cutting board
Instructions
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Wash and dry the fresh food you want to dehydrate.
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Place the food on the cutting board. Slice it into 1/16-inch to 1/8-inch slices. This will allow the food to dry quicker and preserve more of the taste. The longer a food dries, the more flavor it loses.
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Spread the slices -- in one layer -- over each rack of the dehydrator, ensuring the edges do not touch.
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Plug in the dehydrator to turn it on, as it has no on/off switch.
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Dry the food according to a recipe or until it is completely dry -- 6 to 8 hours. Leaving the dehydrator on overnight is a good amount of time for optimum drying. Unplug when finished.
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