Tips You Need To Know to Dry Cranberries | Dehydrate Cranberries

Описание: Do you like to bake with cranberries year-round, but have a hard time finding cranberries that don't break the bank? We've got a way for you to dry and dehydrate cranberries when you find them on sale, and use them for your dishes year round. Grab your apron and a hair tie, and lets get started.

Be sure to watch the video as I explain a few problems I had when dehydrating, that you'll want to avoid.

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Ingredients
fresh washed cranberries
Instructions
Place cranberries in bowl and fill with water. Let the cranberries sit. Pick out any spoiled cranberries and remove any rocks.
Drain cranberries and remove water.
Place the cranberries on the cutting board and chop them at least once. This will allow the cranberries to dry quicker. Chop the cranberries to the consitency you want, remembering they will shrink as they dry.
Put the chopped cranberries onto the silicone mat and place on the dehydrator rack, filling the mat as full as possible.
Place the rack into the dehydrator, repeating process until all the cranberries are chopped and in the dehydrator.
Turn the dehydrator on to 150℉ (65.5 ℃) for 14 hours.
After 14 hours, check to ensure the cranberries are dry and not sticky. Dry longer if needed.
Once dry, turn off dehydrator and allow to cool.
Inspect the berries to find any berries that are not dried completely and set aside.
Place the dried berries in a jar and vacuum seal. Making sure to date and label.
You could also place into a food saver bag and airtight container, depending on when you are using the cranberries.