Dehydrating fruit pretreatment & drying times + chart - Luvele AU
Dehydrating fruit pretreatment & drying times + chart - Luvele AU
Pre-treatment guide for dehydrating fruit. Fruit is one of the easiest things to begin dehydrating in the Luvele Breeze. Many fruits require little or no special pre-treatment whatsoever so you can enjoy dried fruit for snacking or long term storage in no time at all. Dehydrating fruit is best done at the peak of the season when all your favourite fruits are in abundance and the cheapest. For the tastiest dried goodies, choose fruits that are good quality, ripe and full of flavour. PREPARATION Wash the fruit to remove debris, dust or insects from the skin, this is especially important if you’re planning to leave the skin on. Dry the fruit with a clean cloth or paper towel. Cut away any blemishes and remove the core, pips and stones. Then pre-treat where recommended. REMOVING SKINS Skins and peel effect the taste
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Dehydrating fruit pretreatment & drying times + chart - luvele EU
Dehydrating fruit pretreatment & drying times + chart - Luvele AU
