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ElectrIQ EDFD06 - Drying Herbs

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15
*
Dry at 40 for 2 to 3 hrs, then increase temperature to 60 and dry for remaining time.
** Blanch for 5 minutes or until translucent. If not steamed long enough, they will turn black during drying and
storage.
Drying Herbs
Fresh herbs and spices have a stronger aroma and flavours than commercial dried herbs and spices. They
are prized by food lovers and gourmet cooks. Dried herbs and spices are used more often than fresh
because they are more readily available and convenient to use. Although some flavours are lost when they
are dried, they become more concentrated because so much moisture is removed. Most herbs contain
from 70 to 85 percent water. Eight ounces of fresh herbs will yield about one ounce dried.
The flower, seeds, leaves and stems of herbs can all be used for seasoning. Leaves and stems should be
gathered early in the morning before the heat of the sun dissipates the flavouring oils.
Aubergines
4-14 hrs
55 - 70
Cream sauces, casseroles,
dip in batter and fry
Garlic
6-12 hrs
55 - 70
Powder for seasoning.
Mushrooms*
4-10 hrs
55 - 70
Rehydrate for soups, meat
dishes, omelettes or frying.
Onions
6-12 hrs
55 - 70
Soups, stews and sauces.
Powder for seasoning salt.
Package immediately.
Peas
5-14 hrs
55 - 70
Soups, stews and mixed
vegetables.
Peppers
5-12 hrs
55 - 70
Soups, stews, pizza, meat
dishes and seasoning.
Peppers (hot)
3-20 hrs
55 - 70
Soups, stews, pizza,
and seasoning.
Potatoes**
6-12 hrs
55 - 70
Stews, soups and
casseroles.
Tomatoes
6-12 hrs
55 - 70
Soups and stews. Powder
in blender and add water
for paste or sauce.
Dry in roll-up form for pizza
sauce.
Zucchini or
5-10 hrs
55 - 70
Breads, chips with
Squash
dip, soups and casserole.
(1 week shelf life)

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