One good way to have some of your favorite herbs, seeds, fruits and foods is drying them.
Drying or dehydration methods depend on the food you want to preserve, so I thought handy to share with you a guide that is available at the National Center for Home Food Preservation.
This guide covers the following topics
Just point your browser to this address and click on the link of your interest for the complete drying guide, http://nchfp.uga.edu/how/dry.html
At this site you can also fin other guides for canning, freezing, fermenting, pickle, cure, smoke and store food
Drying or dehydration methods depend on the food you want to preserve, so I thought handy to share with you a guide that is available at the National Center for Home Food Preservation.
This guide covers the following topics
- Food Dehydrators
- Fruit Leathers
- Fruits (Colorado State University) pdf
- Fruits and Vegetables (University of Georgia) pdf
- Herbs
- Jerky
- Leathers and Jerkies (Colorado State University) pdf
- Mango Leather
- Packaging and Storing Dry Foods
- Peanuts
- Popcorn
- Pumpkin Seeds
- Sun Drying
- Sunflower Seeds
- Vegetable Leathers
- Vegetables (Colorado State University) pdf
- Vine Drying
Just point your browser to this address and click on the link of your interest for the complete drying guide, http://nchfp.uga.edu/how/dry.html
At this site you can also fin other guides for canning, freezing, fermenting, pickle, cure, smoke and store food