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Forum: Canning, Freezing and DryingReplies: 29, Views: 532
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Grits
Pineville, LA
(Zone 8b)

January 19, 2001
08:48 AM

Post #652

Does anyone dehydrate fruits, vegetables?

I dehydrated some Roma tomatoes and packed them in olive oil. They are wonderful! I think I may be driven by market prices for the products that I "do". I don't like the hard, tasteless, and very expensive tomatoes you get in winter.

I also packed some hot peppers in olive oil - I never liked pepers in vinegar because they end up being mushy.

Bud, do you offer these type products in your market?

Grits

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