help please

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Permalink Reply by Burke Bryant on June 23, 2009 at 3:18am

Gazillions of things!
I would start simple, create some salad toppings such as dehydrated onions, cabo tomatos, marinated mushrooms, etc. etc. whatever strike you fancy. jar them and advance to some other recipes such as fruits.
There are several sites on the internet that have oodles of dehydration recipes for free. Just do a simple Gogle search.
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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 23, 2009 at 9:56pm

thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 24, 2009 at 2:18am

how do you make marinated mushrooms?

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 24, 2009 at 2:18am

do you know the sites?

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Permalink Reply by jason on June 23, 2009 at 9:22pm

Hi there,
banana chips are good, apples, kiwis cut into circles with skin left on, like candy but way better- mango slices with cayenne sprinkled on them, thai coconut meat is real good too.

Flax crackers- soak brown flax (can mix in gold flax too) until gelatinous and then add a veggie mix of tomatos, peppers etc that you put in the blender or food processor first. You make the flavor of the crackers with the 'flavor' mix of veggies- very easy and delicious. Make these and report back and I'll guide you through flax bread, onion bread, corn chips etc...

Kale Chips - like chips but way better. I can literally eat a million of these little jokers. Get some kale, green or lacinato, and cut the stems out of it and wash off. Make a 'flavoring' of whatever you want. Can be simple like a little salt and oil and maybe cayenne or something and massage into the kale then dehydrate. Or you can make a sauce of cashews, spicy pepper, little lemon juice, maybe some herbs, all blended up to a sauce like consistency (may need to add water) and then massage into the kale and deydrate.... voila -- tasty treats

Blend some mangos and coconut meat up and add some diced cilantro to the mix, dump out on paraflex sheet in a circle and you'll have about the best burrito wrap ever. Thats from a cookbook, not me, but I make and love them.

Thats a good start huh?

Peace

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 23, 2009 at 9:58pm

ooo banana chips sound sooooo good!!!
where do i buy coconut meat?
yes thats an amazing start thanks jason! =D

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Permalink Reply by jason on June 23, 2009 at 10:53pm

Young thai coconuts. Chop them open, drink the delicious water then scrape out the meat and dehydrate it, its real good. If you briefly soak it in tamari or nama shoyu, it becomes bacon. I never really liked bacon so I don't do that...

All, the bananas, if you open the banana and then massage it gently it will separate into 3 little pieces, cubes I guess of banana the entire length of the banana. If you peel and separate them like this and then dedydrate them, I think they are way better than slicing and dicing.

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 24, 2009 at 2:17am

wait so it just falls into 3 pieces and then place in dehydrator?

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 24, 2009 at 2:08am

OMG! that sound so delicious!

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 24, 2009 at 2:19am

can you make cookies with something other than coconut because i don't eat coconut

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Permalink Reply by Kayla Laws on June 25, 2009 at 5:09pm

I made this suvine! except i made it with only the left over apple from juicing which I didn't drink lol and I mixed it with cinnamon and it was tooo yummy! thanks! please let me know what else i can do in this machine =D

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Permalink Reply by courtney mathews on June 23, 2009 at 11:13pm

i make all sorts of dried fruit snacks, pizza bread, energy snack bars, etc.! u can buy a book wiht recipes online too!

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