Dehydrating Apple Chips ~ Easy Dehydrating ~ Dehydrating For Beginners

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Dehydrating apples is fun and easy. Perfect for beginners.
You'll need:
Apples (I use a sweet variety)
Pretreatment Solution
Dehydrate in dehydrator on 135* until pliable.
Store vacuum sealed 3-5 years or in an airtight container up to 6 months for best flavor.
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@homyce 5 месяцев назад

I am not a picky eater at all and I always try to eat healthy but for some reason I never enjoyed apples! I don't mind them, but I hardly ever buy them. I just got a dehydrator and I hope that by dehydrating apples I will start to eat them a bit more often.

@frankgiunto3600 3 года назад

Love your shows. Im learning soooo much. God bless you and yours. Stay safe and Thank you

@happyrapture1370 3 года назад

I love the way you teach. I enjoy your channel very much. Thank you

@stephensudlow6938 Год назад

Thanks for the vid carol.

@islandgal500 11 месяцев назад

Great video! I just picked one-third of the apples on my tree today. I can't leave them on the tree to ripen to become sweeter because the birds and crows know the exact time when they are ready to eat too. They are not sweet so last year I made a lot of tiny jars of applesauce with the smaller apples and bags of peeled slices shaken in cinnamon and brown sugar and then frozen to make into pies, cakes or muffins, etc. This year I remember I inherited a large dehydrator that I have been using for veggies and making potato hash browns. I have limited freezer space as they are full up with other goodies, so thought I would make slices and dehydrate. You've given me the exact information I wanted. I was only surprised that the anti-browning lemon water is rinsed off. OK. Maybe not so tart then. Tomorrow I will start the production line going with sprinkling slices with cinnamon and brown sugar, some with cinnamon and white, and some without any cinnamon or sugar to experiment. I have a lot of Mason jars and also Foodsaver vacuum bags and also jar vacuum sealers so all excited about this next project. I'll then have to pick more apples before the crows get them for the next few days. Thanks again for your inspiration and easy hints. I also have some Citric Acid Food fresh powder to try too along with just the lemon and water dip.

@MissJean63 3 года назад

I’ve taken the plunge into pressure canning and I’m hooked. This is my next investment. Just waiting on the stimulus $$’s. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@playinatlife5778 3 года назад

I had trouble justifying the cost of an Excaliber...not knowing how much I would use it so I went with a Presto digital dehydrator with adjustable temperature. About $70ish at Walmart. I'm very happy with my purchase.

@playinatlife5778 3 года назад

I use a "peeler-corer-slicer" gizmo which makes the whole process easy peasy. My family loves them with a light sprinkle of cinnamon sugar before dehydrating. Love your videos!

@rachaeleniusrachaelenius9220 10 месяцев назад

Yeh just sprinkle on a little cancer food . The kids love it.

@asmaakhudair1996 Год назад

I will try

@Thisisit120 3 года назад

Hey Carol enjoyed your video very much. I have dehydrated apples and they are delicious and the grandkids like mine much better than the store-bought ones.😊 Just recently purchased a freeze dryer and I’m anxious to try the apples out in it. Have you thought of a freeze dryer?

@countryboycharlie9793 3 года назад

I think I might know what I’m going to look for to day. I’m looking for a good jerky I’m thinking u have a video on them don’t remember for sure but anyway, another great video 👍❤️🙏🏼

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 3 года назад

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@yourneighborhoodcrafthead6455 3 года назад

Omg do you have a tour video of your canned foods? That looked lovely!!

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 3 года назад

I do but it’s old. We’ve since changed out the shelving... I need to do a new one 😊

@barbaralouise7918 3 года назад

I just got my first dehydrator. I would love to learn how to make apple pie from dehydrated apples.

@hollyh9334 3 года назад

Check out the video on dehydrate2store.

@bcvahsfam 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! How do you wash your trays? Do they clean up easy? When do you use the silicone mats?

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 2 года назад

I just hand wash them in soapy water. The silicone mats are for things like fruit leather

@jaredjames7046 Год назад

Orange juice and cinnamon is the best

@jayanm9176 Год назад

Super 🎉🎉🎉 my you machalil agri

@danielkunz2393 Год назад

Great video! What do you recommend as for shelf life in mason jar ?

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 Год назад

About a year

@jillburkett6876 2 года назад

I’ve never had dehydrated apples, do you cook with them or just eat them as a snack?

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 2 года назад

Eat them as a snack

@acsmith70325 3 года назад

First!

@lorettalyons3880 3 года назад

Can you dehydrate in the oven? And what kind of dehydrator do you have? Thanks

@hollyh9334 3 года назад

Carol mentioned she has an Excalibur dehydrator

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 3 года назад

Yes, you can dehydrate in the oven. Just use the lowest temp if it doesn’t heat to 135*. Holly is right, I have an Excalibur 😊

@lorettalyons3880 3 года назад

Thanks Carol

@ayamostafa8792 Год назад

Please tell me why it become moist again after it being crispy

@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 Год назад

Probably not fully dehydrated

@sharontaylor375 10 месяцев назад

@@carol-thriftychichousewife6231I live in Oregon, the amount of moisture in the air can cause things to become moist again. I just dehydrate again and then seal my jar quickly.

@phoebesmom Год назад

The best tool for coring apples is using a melon baller after cutting the apple slices then use the melon baller and you will have much less waist and more apple saved. I’ve posted on Facebook this method and I’m the first to use this so it’s called Laurie’s Coring Method

@onlinemoneyhub8513 Год назад

Thanks. May I have the link

@kimiyemlsmallgardendream8115 3 года назад

I did this with apples and strawberries and hated the rubbery texture. I ended up putting them in the compost. 🤮 texture thing ❤️❤️❤️

@islandgal500 11 месяцев назад

What a shame to waste them. I think I would pour boiling water over some dehydrated apples, let them rehydrate, and then chop the apples up to put in muffins, etc. That is what I've done with my dehydrated peas or carrots. Boil water, sit the crunchy hard veggies in the water, simmer for a few minutes later and they are exactly like freshly plump veggies. I really was surprised as expected a weird texture thing too.