This dehydrating food articles page contains a shortened list of articles written by myself, and others, over the years.
So here I am, slicing up celery stalks and making sure they each take their place on the dehydrator tray.
I mean, each tiny piece of celery means something. It's not just a scrap that you scrape off the plate—not anymore.
I keep the leaves too; they chop up beautifully in our homemade vegetable soups, and the tiny stalk slices are excellent for use in chicken or tuna salads. Nothing goes to waste.
These tiny pieces add up to a future meal—one we can guarantee will be there for us no matter what the situation is in America—or around the world. So let's get to it: bet busy dehydrating fresh food!
The Raw Food Revolution
Janetta's Dehydrated Potato Beaded Necklace
Dehydrating Food for Fun and Profit
Does Dehydrating Food Destroy Nutrients?
"After you've been dehydrating food for a while,
you reach a point where you treat your foods with such
care,
and with a reverence that wasn't there before."
"After you've been
dehydrating
food for a while,
you reach a point where
you treat your foods
with such
care,
and with a
reverence that
wasn't there before."
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