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- Finishing a large cat tree - Installing a door - Building a little free library - Setting up additional irrigation in my garden - Dehydrating fruit for snacks
by poulsbohemian 8y ago
- Finishing a large cat tree
- Installing a door
- Building a little free library
- Setting up additional irrigation in my garden
- Dehydrating fruit for snacks
- Writing code for fun and profit
- is_true 8y agoHow is your dehydration setup?
- themmes 8y agoAlso interested in this; is it a freezing or heating setup?
- poulsbohemian 8y agoI had no idea dehydrating fruit would provoke such interest. I've got the cheapest generic-brand dehydrator I could find - think I paid $40 a few years ago at the local *mart. Has maybe 8 trays (I bought extra), basic circular, central air design. It works very well and I've done about ten batches of apples, bananas, cherries, and apricots this summer. Have three pounds of cherries to do this week. Hoping to do huckleberries as soon as they are ripe, and next spring we might try dehydrating morels. It's really nothing special, but it meets the family snack needs. I've even done jerky and fruit leather in it, with good success. Now on the other hand my home cheese making operation is significantly more complex...