DIY Dehydrated Vegetables | How to Prepare, Dry & Store Veggies | Benefits of Dried Veggies | Pt.1
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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Dehydrator: amzn.to/2IZgwAq
Dehydrator mats: amzn.to/37Jj28w
Knife: amzn.to/3mmpHcI
Silica gel packets: amzn.to/31Vyv1x (in the video I used DIY Bentonite clay packets to keep away moisture, but these silica gel packets are perfect for that)
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Here are some tips and tricks for preparing, dehydrating and storing your vegetables:
• I am dehydrating 7 vegetables and herbs, but you can dehydrate your favorite ones.
• Blanching vegetables is briefly immersing them in boiling water. This destroys enzymes that would otherwise survive the dehydration process and cause the food to decline in quality over time.
• Also, blanching helps vegetables keep their colors and flavors.
• Store all your dried vegetables in airtight containers in a cool, dark place.
• I’ve seen posts saying you can store your dried vegetables in the refrigerator or freezer to extend their shelf life, but I’ve never tried it.
• Do not store your dried veggies in damp basements, under-sink cabinets, or any other place where your stored vegetables will come in contact with water.
• Moisture is the number one enemy of dehydrated vegetables.
• Vacuum pack and use oxygen absorbers for long-term storage.
• Save the bits and pieces from your veggies for your broth / stock
• Use the blanching water in your broth / stock
• If you are planning on storing dehydrated foods long term, pls look into vacuuming sealing the containers for maintaining the freshness.
• You can use dehydrated vegetables in casseroles and baked goods such as bread
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You taught me a thing or two. Education is good ❤️thank you. I will now inbox my dehydrator that’s been sitting in my garage fir 3 yrs
Ruby O’kosi - yes, go get it! :) Thanks for watching! 💚
How did you make the clay packet? I could find a video on your account.
@A. Carpenter - I put bentonite clay in tea bags and tied the top tightly to prevent the clay from spilling. If you click on the “… more” text below the video it will take you to more detailed info, and the link to silica gel packs on Amazon. You may also buy bentonite clay and empty teabags on Amazon. Thanks for watching! 💚
Please show the name of each vegitables during pricessing them, enable to easy catch besides narrating the process and its care and importance of each process.
Raja Ambedkar - did you miss the black & white captions / text in the video? And you should always read the text in the description box below video - there’s a reason why CZcams gives us that space of 5000 characters. Furthermore, it’s almost impossible to fit a lot of the info in a video without excessive chatter into a poor quality mic (I need to upgrade my equipment :) thanks watching!💚
Without moisture absorbers like silica nd bentomite clay huw long would it stay
Hanan Navaf - If stored in an airtight container away from air, moisture & light, 4-5 years. The mold growing on your veggies will tell you that it was not stored correctly. I’ve read that the shelf life is extended if you store it in the refrigerator, but I’ve never tried it.
I live in high humidity climate and have a few damp areas in my home, so I definitely need the silica gel to prevent mold.
If you live in a dry climate AND store correctly, you may be able to do without moisture absorbers (you should do a small test batch first). Thanks for watching!💚
Thank you for video! What is that machine called and where did you get it?
Michelle Juliana - it's called a food dehydrator and I got it on Amazon. I put the links in the description box, but here they are (dehydrator & silicone mats):
Food Dehydrator: amzn.to/2IZgwAq
Dehydrator mats: amzn.to/37Jj28w
Thanks for watching! 💚
That use silica gel to keep drying ?
Desu Kentarti - yes, silica gel. There’s a link in the description box below the video. If you live in a dry, sunny climate you may not need silica gel - but if your climate is damp / wet, you’ll need it. Thanks for watching!💚
What is the brand name of the dehydrator you purchased from Amazon?
Paul - it’s NutriChef- these links are in the description box below the video: Dehydrator: amzn.to/2IZgwAq
Dehydrator mats: amzn.to/37Jj28w - thanks for watching! 💚
What should be the temerature range of the dehydrator?
Linus Keith Emi - the medium temp is around 135F. Thanks for watching!💚
hi. do you have an equipment that help you to dehydrated Vegetables..
iTsMe LingLing - i used a dehydrator in the video and I got it on Amazon. I have the links in the description box, but here they are:
Food Dehydrator: amzn.to/2IZgwAq
Dehydrator mats: amzn.to/37Jj28w - Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling thanks :)
Btw, don’t forget the Silica Gel packets: amzn.to/31Vyv1x
Hi, i want to ask if you are using dehydrator?
Laarni Nogalo - yes, I’m using a dehydrator - more info in the description box. Thanks for watching! 💚
For how long can we store it?
Ruth Anne Soverano - 1 year, but the container must be airtight and kept away from moisture. Thanks for watching!💚
Oh, thank you!
I love them. Thank you.
My Teacher Mary - thanks for watching! 💚
Make a video how to cook this become a dish
Hi - watch the part 2 video here: How to Cook Soup w/ Dehydrated Vegetables in 20 mins || Delicious Soup for your weight loss journey
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Hi Jennifer,
Plz let me know that Within how much time period we should use the dried vegetables...
Does it have an expiry date???
Ninah R. - I use a 1 year expiration time, but the container must be airtight and kept away from moisture. Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling aaah thanks alot dear... Your video really inspire me to do something like this which is very new to me... Thanks once again❤️
how long do you leave out the carrots and where?
@Just a middle schooler - not sure what you mean - pls clarify. Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling when I was watching, I didn't see how long you said to leave the carrots out for. but after I commented, I saw. my only question is where do we leave them out? like to we leave them outside or inside for the dehydrating part
@just a middle schooler - I didn’t leave them out anywhere - I dehydrated the carrots for 12 1/2 hrs (the text / caption is at the bottom of the screen) - so sorry if this doesn’t help… thanks for watching!💚
@@NaturesDarling thank you!!
Omg video
Varsha K. - thanks for watching!💚
Can we put without steam the vegetables or is has be steamed
quackitq - it’s blanching, not steaming - and I wouldn’t skip that part. Blanching destroys enzymes that would otherwise survive the dehydration process and cause the food to decline in quality over time. Also, blanching helps vegetables keep their colors and flavors. Thanks for watching! 💚
Thanks a lot for your answer
I thought skipping that part would be better to conserve the vitamins and minerals. Blanching is just to put them some minutes I hoy water or do I have to put anything else. Also can I mill them to do like vegetable cream.
quackitq - blanching 2-4 mins (depending on the veggie) is all. Not sure if you meant mill them before or after dehydrating. If you meant after, then they would be have to be very dry and they would be powder (sorry if I’m misunderstanding). Thanks for watching!💚
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ice hart - perhaps the first 30 seconds - thanks for watching!💚
How to dry
Xiomara Ocsterwolde - I used a dehydrator (link in the description box) in the video. They can be dried in the sunlight, but you will need to turn them regularly and protect them from flies / insects etc and take them indoors at nights. You can also dry them in the oven on the lowest setting, but you should turn them regularly and keep a close watch because the oven temp is hotter than the dehydrator and may burn them. Thanks for watching! 💚
I don't have dehydrator
Ingo - 1. if you live in a sunny climate, you can dry them outdoors (turn the pieces often & bring them in nighttime) 2. You can dry them in the oven on the lowest setting (turn the pieces over often and keep an eye on them or they will burn) 3. If Amazon is available to you, buy a dehydrator here: amzn.to/2IZgwAq - I purchased this and love, love, love it! Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling i will most definitely try the oven trick. i also read somewhere to open oven door every once in a while steam out. thanks for the reply!
Dont molds develop when u store these in.
Eric Gumafelix - no mold if you store in airtight containers and use the silica gel packets to eliminate moisture. Thanks for watching! 💚
What if I don't have that machine .?
Then what should I do ..?
Avinash Madhukar - spread veggies on a cookie sheet and put in sunlight or your oven on the lowest setting - you will have to keep turning the pieces over to dry evenly (keep an eye on the oven or they will burn). Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling Thanks for your suggestion🥰🥰☺️😊😊