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    Tomatoes


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    Tomatoes

    beefsteak or plum tomatoes,
    washed and stems removed

    For beefsteak tomatoes...cut into 1/2 inch slices.
    For plum tomatoes....slice in half lengthwise.
    Place cut side down on the trays.
    No pretreatment necessary.
    Set temp at 100 to dry.
    For the beefsteak - approximately 24 hours or until semi crisp.
    For the plum - approximately 72 hours.
    This all depends on how many trays you do at once.
    It is not recommended to do more than 8 or it takes a long, long
    time. 6 is a nice amount with a reasonable amount of drying time.
    Makes 8 servings.
    . . . . .


    from whispering pass
    Dehydrate - Tomatoes

    1. Wash the tomatoes and remove the stems.

    2. To remove skins, dip the tomatoes in boiling water, then
    immediately in cold water; skins will slip off.

    3. Cut larger tomatoes in 1/4inch slices (or halve the cherry
    variety.) To dry low-acid tomatoes, puree them in a blender
    and add 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar to each quart.

    4. Dry at 145 degrees F. until leathery or brittle. (For puree,
    line trays with fruit leather sheets before pouring.)

    TIPS:
    Chop dehydrated tomatoes for chili, soups, stews and vegetable
    dishes.
    The dry puree can be powdered and converted into tomato sauce
    or tomato paste; this is a good way to make use of leather that
    has turned out too thin and brittle.

 

 

 


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