I am still swimming in Apricots.... so the other night one of my sons friends was here, and I asked him how his Mom dried Apricots- She is famous for her amazing apricots, she dips them into jell-o. Here's what Max told me to do....
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first wash & split open the apricots, remove the seed |
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then turn them inside out like this |
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dip them into any flavor of Jell-o |
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and layer them on the dehydrator racks. He didn't know exactly how long they took before they were done, so I'm on my own there. I figure at least 10 hrs. rotate the racks as they start to dry. |
I found it was easier to half & pit a few apricots all at once & then it went faster to flip them inside out & dip them into the Jell-o. I used cherry, but I really want to try Orange. :) YUM!
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