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Use these tips to help you make use of your oven to dehydrate foods, even if you don't have a dehydrator.
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@SuttonsDaze 4 года назад

A great option for those just starting on the dehydrating path. Great info!!

@ThePurposefulPantry 4 года назад

Thanks, Leisa!

@someone9292 3 года назад

I don't think I've EVER commented on a video in my life, but I had to at least this one time to tell you how incredibly helpful this video and all the the linked resources you made are! THANK YOU!!! You have saved me so much searching!!!!

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

Glad it helped!

@akwaabab8504 3 года назад

Thank you. My oven only went as low as 170°F, but my toaster oven went down to 120°, so I used my toaster oven!

@garrettmckellar269 3 года назад

This video was extremely useful, especially the part about drying herbs overnight with the pilot light on. That was gold from me because it's the main thing I'm interested in. Thank you.

@Navajosun 3 года назад

You can also dry them by tying them and simply hanging them up.

@marykayejenrich7845 2 года назад

Not to mention that the herb and jerky parts of this video were the only ones capable of understanding. This woman is talking so fast in this video that the closed captioning had a hard time keeping up. What a mess.

@madelinehall8944 2 года назад

She speaks the way she speaks. Maybe you listen too slowly.

@lydialaub5475 Год назад

@@marykayejenrich7845 No need for rudeness! Changing the playback speed to .75 may make her speech more understandable for you.

@lisamartin4028 6 месяцев назад

⁠@@marykayejenrich7845Maybe you had it on too a high a playback speed. I usually watch them at a higher speed to save time.

@stacyberry6097 3 года назад

I use my oven (its a convection stove) It drys fast, and it has worked great. I put Parchment paper on cookie sheets. I do everything. I prefer it over a dehydrater.dehydrated. I do it on 170 once all is dry I turn off the oven an just let everything sit there for about 3-4 hr while it cools also dry a bit more. Its perfect!

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

Except you're losing a lot more nutrients at 170 than at 95 or 125F. But if that's working for you - great!

@Bevity Год назад

Me too!

@Bevity Год назад

⁠@@ThePurposefulPantryIt's my only choice, the convection oven. I'm in a country with really high electricity costs. It was ridiculous, I cut back so that I only had my fridge turned on plus charged my phone and ipad and My electric bill for one month rose anyway, to 7 times higher than usual. I turned the fridge off too. I cook successfully over candles. I live alone, so that means a lot of food spoilage. I'm friends with my ex and his electricity cost is built into his monthy condo fees, which is very low. I stay there a few months per year off and on and this time I decided to use his convection oven to dry food to take home. I dehydrated many different foods! Ground beef, shrimp, tuna in water, two other kinds of fish, garlic, tomato paste, hot red pepper paste, cheese that won't go rancid because I will eat it before that happens and won't have to throw half of it away because it went mouldy or just tasted bad. I am loving this drying thing. I might lose some vitamins but I won't lose the food. I used to have to throw a lot away. Thank you for your videos, by the way!

@TheMiig1513 Год назад

Very comprehensive guide, thank you for making it. I especially appreciate that you explained how to know if it's done, rather than giving a time.

@Tom-Travels 3 года назад

I use a candle warmer and soup bowl to dehydrate chips and cheetos to make them crispy again. I use 120 degrees, via a dimmer switch. I can set it at any temperature up to 160F. I put the snacks on a silicone circle. It makes the cheesy snacks especially delicious. At a 95 degrees I can leave the snacks in their indefinitely.

@mausie33067 2 года назад

I just subscribed and have been watching so many of your videos and have learned a lot from you! Thank you! I bought a handheld vacuum sealer for Mason jars that were empty and taking up space and don’t need a third freezer. Zucchini Chips have been a hit, and five pounds of strawberries in a quart jar. Amazing

@hilarymarquez5970 3 года назад

She is really good at explaining thing! Love it

@AuroraLalune 2 года назад

Was expensive before covid and now dehydrators are more so. Thank you for making this video. I know what I did wrong now and how to fix it!

@rootofavalon3841 Год назад

Thank you so much for all this information, I want to start dehydrating, so being able to start by using my oven is a great option for me. 💜

@aurelianzafiu4155 2 года назад

Thank you very much, exactly what I need to know about this method.

@thestudystrategist2219 2 года назад

Really great information! Thank you for sharing these tips!

@rhiannonjohnson4757 3 года назад

Great video! I’m dehydrating Apple, banana and carrots for my rabbits as a treat!

@lockergr 2 года назад

So sweet.

@deballen6241 4 года назад

Welcome back Darcy. Good to see you. Very interesting I will have to do the oven dehydrating in the winter. Thats gonna be fun.

@ThePurposefulPantry 4 года назад

Thanks!!!! I still will always suggest a dehydrator, but an oven is good in a pinch, or if you can't afford one!

@GamingWife42 2 года назад

Barely into the video but I looked over your list. New subscriber!

@tamakayatruong3548 Год назад

Thank you it was very helpful due to me not having a dehydrator. Which I want to still prepare my own dried good.

@marusholilac Год назад

Great content. After reading hundreds of Amazon reviews I'm convinced there are no good dehydrators, at least none with a high percentage of good examples. You gave me an idea for a product I'd buy if it existed. For those of us with coil-type ranges, a fan that would draw air out of the burner that is used for the vent and prevent the moisture problem, while not requiring the door be left open.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

Well, take into account that many of those reviews are by people who don't bother to read manuals and/or rely too much on what a manual says for times. There are plenty of great dehydrators that work just well. Ovens are just not efficient - but can work.

@julierussell4316 11 месяцев назад

You've got some good points there Lady, Subbed now

@VcassCsoto 3 года назад

This is a dual video because I’ve learned a lot about ovens in that first couple minutes lol I def appreciate all your knowledge and wisdom.

@DianeSturlinXX 2 года назад

Golden information! Thank you 🤗

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Any time!

@ca4196 Год назад

I’m going to try to dehydrate some super super thin ribeye steaks. Thank you for this video. I’m excited and I’ll post to let you know how it turned out.

@royalpreparedness2041 3 года назад

Helpful information - thanks for sharing.

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@larrysmith647 3 года назад

very helpful video, Ma'am---thank you, for the valuable info !

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@stephaniemason2325 2 года назад

How long for moose

@joshboozer3065 2 года назад

Extremely informant. Thank you

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@jrodrigo1984 2 года назад

Good info. Thanks

@denisemiller8474 4 дня назад

Thank you so much for this video so many can’t afford these expensive ovens and freeze dryer things

@ThePurposefulPantry 4 дня назад

Those dehydrators aren't expensive - shop around your local thrift stores. I've seen them for as little as $10 - or ask around friends and neighbors - I bet someone has one that they aren't using and would be glad to give it to you!

@denisemiller8474 3 дня назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry my ex bought me one years ago but I sold it at a garage sale . I wasn’t using it but now that I’m growing a vegetable garden I wish I would have kept it. Lol My comment was because usually all these bloggers talk about using equipment.. the new age . A lot of people want to learn the old fashioned way and it’s good to learn to use things not depending on fancy equipment in case the world falls apart.. I have a lot of my grandmothers tools for baking and cooking I guess I’m old fashioned in ways. Especially when it comes too having to bring your own bag too the grocery store.. I always forget lol .. I’ll never get used too that one ha ha ..

@emanziadeh4925 2 года назад

Thank u very much for this useful video

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Happy to help

@marygallagher3428 4 года назад

Thanks for the great explanation of the pros and cons :-)

@ThePurposefulPantry 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@iisqw 2 года назад

Came across this while trying to learn how to dehydrate snacks for my cat. Thank u for the video！

@lindaann1066 3 года назад

Thank you. So much straight info. Not sooo much chit chat non info😁 love it.

@jfdd43 Год назад

Haven’t tried this yet, but it sounds like 90% of the issues of using an oven can be solved by using a toaster oven. They handle low temps, can be left easily propped open, take up a small amount of energy, and leave your regular oven available for dinner.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

Or better yet, just getting a dedicated dehydrator that does so much more :)

@jfdd43 Год назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry I already have a toaster oven :P, I thought my tip might be useful to those in the same situation. Side note: Alton brown actually did an episode on Good eats about a way to make a dehydrator, using some common items. Looks good, never tried it

@sherrieblake8674 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@picashlio3361 Год назад

Our oven is gas, so the pilot lights the oven burner at 100 degrees. I hadn't realized that a modern electric oven couldn't go that low. I think I'll be reconsidering my urge to switch to an electric range now. Keep drying that yummy fruit.❤

@anastasiazoraida6092 11 месяцев назад

My electric oven goes down to 100 degrees

@anastasiazoraida6092 11 месяцев назад

And has a dehydrate button

@lockergr 2 года назад

My oven's lowest temperature is 170 degrees. Thank you for explaining why dehydration will not work for me. I can't afford a dehydrator and I can't afford a freeze dryer. I can't afford a sun oven for sure. I have a freezer that isn't full sized because my fridge space the builder built too small. Oh, looks like I can try. Very good tutorial!

@cookieschoice4537 2 года назад

Read a comment that you put a wad of aluminum foil in the oven door to crack it open, causing a lower temperature.

@jude7321 2 года назад

Hi Darcy, I want to dehydrate onions but when you chop them up they're so juicy. Do I need to drain them first or leave them out to dry overnight on the counter, to air dry? I don't have a dehydrator so I guess I'll have to try the oven. Thanks for all your great videos, I love watching them and listening to you, you're always so kind and nice and real. God bless you. Loved you from Kentucky ✝️🥀🐴🇺🇲

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

No need to - you can put them in a strainer and let them drain for half an hour if you feel you need to, but I definitely wouldn't leave them out overnight.

@jude7321 2 года назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry Thanks so much 💚✝️

@JenMarco 3 года назад

I can afford to buy a dehydrator but I don’t have space to store it. I have too much stuff already so if I can use the oven, I’d rather do that. I also have a toaster oven/toaster convection oven so maybe that’ll work better and use less energy than the oven.

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

You can do it!

@CCAnne 2 года назад

Mine just broke an I can’t find one that I can afford I lost my job because of a medical issue not being able to get the 2 you know what here in NY.. you have no idea how much I wish I could hug you right now

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Check thrift stores and Facebook marketplace - you may be able to find one that someone just wants to get rid of - and put the word out to friends and family. After last year, a lot of people will be getting rid of theirs who just didn't take to it. Good luck!

@lockergr 2 года назад

Yep, that's why I am broke too. Can't and won't wear it or get the Egyptian slave ritual up the schnoz and I definitely won't be getting any government juice in me. Can't talk and regular words because that's not allowed here. But I feel for you

@CCAnne 2 года назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry I found another one at Walmart the box was ripped an the manager gave it to me for 50% off right after your video 💕

@lukepaugh162 2 года назад

I have a question have you ever worked with using salt as in lightly salting your vegetables before setting them in to dehydrate? I know salt works as a preservative but it also works as a desiccant and helps draw moisture out it might help speed up dehydrating time.

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

No - because I don't want my food salted before I dehydrate.

@pamdonohue8991 Год назад

Good afternoon, I am on the quest to finish up my pumpkins from this year. Second year to try my hand at powdering them. Never knew it was a thing! A few years back I started it with my large crop of tomatoes. What a game changer with added depth of flavor for cooking. Ok back to the subject at hand. I have shredded most of the pumpkins and dehydrators are full. I had 1/2 of a large pumpkin remaining and I thought I would try streaming it. I found your vlog on oven dried fruits and veggies. Score!!! Question: I have a keep warm setting, 145° and the fan in the oven is running constantly. Your thoughts on pumpkin purée in the oven at this temp? Thanks in advance.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

It's fine! Just watch for any browning that it may be too hot, then crack the door.

@andreaauguster3592 2 года назад

Unrelated, I love your glasses!

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@charloomgeldenhuis1376 2 года назад

Have you got ideas on how to dry out rusks if your oven won't let you have the door a little open without turning off ? it is like biscoti but a little more sturdy.

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Nope - you can just do it at the lowest temp it goes to and check often so it doesn't burn.

@colormewellness3794 2 года назад

Hi, thank you for this vid. I do not have a dehydrator but have an oven and convection. I am trying to make my own green food powder using green leafy veggies, ie. Kale. Well, I put my oven on the lowest temp - 170 -- and left the oven door wide open. It dried almost completely in 30 minutes. Isn't that too quick? Trying to keep the nutrients in the veggies. I have kale and chard. Thanks

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Leaves are dry - but are the stems - that's the thing to check for. If it's all completely dry - then you're good .

@louiseoshaughnessy1421 2 года назад

Just a warning about dehydrating onions in your house. Years ago my husband and I tried to do onions, and the onion gasses were so overwhelming my hubby and I and our dogs and cats had to run outside. Took us hours to air out the house.

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Completely depends on your variety and personal sensitivity. We can do it without issue - though it is strong in those first few hours.

@jakinimenab4098 Год назад

I’m wanting to dehydrate in a propane oven on a shuttle bus converted to an RV. Thanks for the tips.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

It's a lot of propane to use to do that, depending on your project. Just an fyi

@jakinimenab4098 Год назад

Hmmm, okay. I’ll tear my power station with my dehydrator and see if it and support it. Thanks

@Zenith-ph7eb 4 месяца назад

Thank you for your videos they have been very helpful and informative. I have a convection oven that I believe will get low enough, but I have to double check. Do I still need to leave the oven door open with a convection? And also, can I just put the food directly on the silicone mat on a cookie sheet and just flip the food around periodically? Thanks again.

@ThePurposefulPantry 4 месяца назад

No - your convection oven should have a fan that does the same thing as cracking the door on a conventional oven. And yes, just flip.

@Zenith-ph7eb 4 месяца назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry Thank you. I wanted to try this method before I go out and buy a dehydrator. I only intend to do this for tomatoes really.

@kellyname5733 Год назад

Thanks so much for this and all your other vids. My new dehydrator (Weston square style with the air that comes thru the middle. It is quiet and very large 15 X 13) does not have extra fruit leather trays to buy, not even from the manufacturer. I thought I could do it in my oven but...maybe. I dont even want those trays for fruit leather, I want it for mixes in liquid form that I can dehydrate and grind up. I might have to get a cheap dehydrator just for dehydrating liquid.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

Check online with Bright Kitchen on Amazon - they create trays with lips for all sorts of machines, even with holes in the middle. THey might have one.

@kellyname5733 Год назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry I looked on Amazon at their store. Are you saying they customize trays? How would I ask for that online or is there a phone #. I looked all over their stuff but saw no way to contact them. Or..were you saying hopefully they would have them on their Amazon store? Thanks

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

@@kellyname5733 No, they don't customize, but that there might be a size that would fit...I wasn't sure.

@GeeklingNo1 3 года назад

Trying to dehydrate my cat treats and I don’t have a dehydrator yet. Thanks! Edit: I’m still gonna keep my treats in the fridge. I just need them dry for the training I need.

@rpgcinema7916 2 года назад

does it work with pasta sauce?

@robinmcclain7943 2 года назад

Thank you Darcy. My question is, can you dehydrate canned potatoes. 2 years ago when things were calming down after “c” shutdown. Local stores were discontinuing their institutional size cans of foods. I have many cans of white potatoes. They are sliced. What do you suggest? Would dicing them work too? Thank you for your help. Blessings

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Yes you can! They aren't my favorite, but you can.

@cookieschoice4537 2 года назад

Why do you need to take them out of the can?

@MrDayinthepark Год назад

Hi Darcy, I wanted to dehydrate whey, captured from making yogurt. I'm freezing it, but I'd like to make powder out of it. I have a convection oven. I think I might be able to use my oven to do it.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

You can as long as you can get it low enough not to burn it. But because it is a protein, store it in the fridge/freezer for optimal storage.

@phyllisbarry9168 2 года назад

Where do you get your packets for your dry goods. You put them in to keep the moisture out

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

I have the moisture absorbers that I use listed in my Amazon store: www.amazon.com/shop/thepurposefulpantry?listId=1Z5VHQCB6WMFY

@shusha50 3 года назад

thks for all the info. Hello from Canada. will let you kknow how it went. thks for your detailed video

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

Best of luck!

@goboldly5700 2 года назад

I assume you can use a gas oven for dehydrating on the convection setting?

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Of course

@andrew_sar Год назад

Do you still leave your oven open a crack when it has a convection feature? When I open up my oven a crack the fan turns off.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

As long as it has a fan that removes the moisture from the oven, you don't need to

@arl4945 2 года назад

Newbie/subscriber: my convection ovens lowest setting is 170, should I prop open or the convection feature will handle it? Also I have a metal pan with holes that is normally used on the bbq with fish or veggies, would that improve the outcome? Thank you.

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

I would prop for things like veg or fruit if your convection oven doesnt have a great fan system to move out the moisture (which is why propping is recommended. I would not use a solid metal pan as it can burn instead of heat - I tend to use a cooling rack with parchment paper instead.

@arl4945 2 года назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry Thank you!

@ilovstodance 4 года назад

do you peel the skins on cukes?

@ThePurposefulPantry 4 года назад

Those are zucchini - and no, I don't with zucchini or cucumbers. There's no need to unless you find you don't like the texture.

@AngieRoeder 3 года назад

What about green onions? Can I do that in the oven?

@ThePurposefulPantry 3 года назад

You can do anything in the oven following those steps. Just carefully watch them because of the heat.

@RobertLaTuso Год назад

I want to dehydrate fresh Turmeric Root (1/2- 1 lb worth) in my oven, how long Approx would it take? Any tips?

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

No ovens are generally too hot to keep all the good benefits. But you can do it, and I couldn't possibly give a time - depends on what the temp is in your oven, how you prepared them, etc.

@rutvi1988 Год назад

Hi can I dehydrate watermelon in the ovens.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

You can try - keep a good eye on them so that they don't burn.

@ameerahhanashiqinsyamira569 Год назад

That you have a journal that talk about suitable time to dry fruit?

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

My entire channel is about dehydrating all kinds of foods, including fruits. I don't go by time - I go by whether it's dry or not, as should you. They can take anywhere from 6 to 36 hours, depending on the food.

@belladrapeau8234 Год назад

how about can mushrooms or bags of frozen vegetables to make powers

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

I'm not sure what you're asking? Can they be dehydrated? yes.

@belladrapeau8234 Год назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry can you use your oven to dehydrate them and if so about how long could they last thank you

@ThePeteW Год назад

You seem to mention the oven not cool enough. But mine has a lowest setting of 60. So not sure if I should put it higher or use the lowest setting. If the latter, how much longer do I need to leave food to properly dehydrate? Here was me thinking this would be simple. It never is ,

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

Ideally anything below 60C for most foods. I can't ever give you a time because there are too many factors. The biggest thing to understand with dehydrating is that it will be dry when it's dry. Be patient.

@gabbj89 Год назад

My oven goes to its lowest setting at 159 can I dehydrate my pomegranate peels?

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

As I mentioned, as low as you can go, but if yours doesn't go that low, dry it and watch it carefully for signs of burning.

@charlesciepielinthemeantim7478 2 года назад

what about dehydrating ginger root in the oven?

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

Doing anything is the same as the process I said. You have to watch the temperature. Since I do ginger at 95F, the oven would never work for me. You would slice it thinly, lay it on sheets and dry it. But you'll have to be careful not to burn it.

@cplfamily 2 года назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry thank you so much! I’m in the process of looking for a dehydrator but thought it would awesome if I could get away with using oven. Have you ever tried bigger chunks of ginger instead of sliced? Like the size of the tip of your thumb? That’s my goal to have pieces that I will crush in mortar and pestle just before use.

@sheilarogers3448 2 года назад

Wanted to see if I could convince you to check out this hanging solar dehydrator at Amazon for around 30 dollars. Maybe they would send you one to review. I would love to see what you would think of it. We got it because our power goes down a lot. Falling trees car accidents and whatever. It came in a small package. I was thinking I had wasted my money Till I opened it. It unfolded in to this large mesh 8 tier rack. I have to wait to try it when we get paid. But I am eager and impressed with it. I will be able to hang it in my enclosed patio. And get more accomplished. Right now we use our dehydrator and oven. But should our electric go down I will be able to put them out and not loose my food. Love your shows by the way. And wonder if you have any on canning okra gumbo

@ThePurposefulPantry 2 года назад

I don't use the hanging dehydrator much because our weather is too humid too much of the year. And no, I don't can okra gumbo.

@sheilarogers3448 2 года назад

@@ThePurposefulPantry do you have a channel or cookbook I can try to get