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Quote from: pianoman9701 on May 24, 2017, 11:37:16 AMI'm selling dried morels for $150/lb wholesale right now. I'd be drying morels were I in your shoes.I pick morels for personal use, but curious how many you need to collect to equal 1 lb dried
I'm selling dried morels for $150/lb wholesale right now. I'd be drying morels were I in your shoes.
Quote from: mburrows on May 25, 2017, 06:56:10 AMQuote from: Timberstalker on May 24, 2017, 07:07:31 PMQuote from: hunter_sean08 on May 24, 2017, 11:20:52 AMThey can be used for all sorts of different foods, but I personally like dehydrating chicken or other meats for my hiking trips. Throw it in with your ramen noodles or something and boil. It will hydrate back up and you've now got protein with your carbs. Pretty basic suggestion, but useful when you're trying to be efficient.I never trusted them to get hot enough for chicken. Maybe I'm wrong.I cook chicken then dehydrate it. I dont use the dehydrator as a method for cooking anything, at least havent tried it yet.I see - I've dehydrated plenty of red meat, without cooking and never had an issue. But chicken, well it's chicken.
Quote from: Timberstalker on May 24, 2017, 07:07:31 PMQuote from: hunter_sean08 on May 24, 2017, 11:20:52 AMThey can be used for all sorts of different foods, but I personally like dehydrating chicken or other meats for my hiking trips. Throw it in with your ramen noodles or something and boil. It will hydrate back up and you've now got protein with your carbs. Pretty basic suggestion, but useful when you're trying to be efficient.I never trusted them to get hot enough for chicken. Maybe I'm wrong.I cook chicken then dehydrate it. I dont use the dehydrator as a method for cooking anything, at least havent tried it yet.
Quote from: hunter_sean08 on May 24, 2017, 11:20:52 AMThey can be used for all sorts of different foods, but I personally like dehydrating chicken or other meats for my hiking trips. Throw it in with your ramen noodles or something and boil. It will hydrate back up and you've now got protein with your carbs. Pretty basic suggestion, but useful when you're trying to be efficient.I never trusted them to get hot enough for chicken. Maybe I'm wrong.
They can be used for all sorts of different foods, but I personally like dehydrating chicken or other meats for my hiking trips. Throw it in with your ramen noodles or something and boil. It will hydrate back up and you've now got protein with your carbs. Pretty basic suggestion, but useful when you're trying to be efficient.
When the tomatoes are in ... my favorite snacks are cut up pieces dehydrated w/ with Italian seasonings
OK, so I have to admit I had a recent failure. Do not try to dehydrate watermelon. That tasted like crap. Got about 5 lbs of apricots going right now.
Quote from: NRA4LIFE on July 12, 2017, 11:28:25 AMOK, so I have to admit I had a recent failure. Do not try to dehydrate watermelon. That tasted like crap. Got about 5 lbs of apricots going right now.What does Krap taste like?
