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The chart below lists recommendations on how to dehydrate different foods . These are guidelines only . Drying times can vary due to
thickness of cuts and relative humidity .
DEHYDRATE CHART
CATEGORY
FOOD
PREPARATION
TEMPERATURE
FAN SPEED
TIME
Herbs/Spices
Basil, Chives, Cilantro, Dill,
Mint, Oregano, Parsley,
Rosemary, Sage, Thyme
Rinse in cold water; pat dry
100ºF–115ºF
(37°C - 46°C)
Low
3 to 6 hours until stems
are brittle and leaves
crumble easily
Herbs/Spices
Garlic
Peel cloves; halve lengthwise
100ºF–115ºF
(37°C - 46°C)
High
6 to 12 hours
Herbs/Spices
Ginger Root
Peel; grate or slice thinly
100ºF–115ºF
(37°C - 46°C)
Low
2 to 6 hours
Fruit
Apples
Peel and core; slice thinly
135ºF (57°C)
Low
4 to 10 hours
Fruit
Apricots, Bananas,
Figs, Mangos, Melons,
Nectarines, Pineapples,
Pears, Plums
Wash; core, deseed or pit fruit; remove
rinds from melons or some peels; thinly
slice
135ºF (57°C)
High
6 to 12 hours
Fruit
Cranberries, Blueberries
Dip in boiling water to burst skins
135ºF (57°C)
High
10 to 18 hours
Fruit
Cherries
Wash; pit
135ºF (57°C)
High
12 to 24 hours
Fruit
Citrus
Wash; thinly slice
135ºF (57°C)
Low
2 to 12 hours
Fruit
Grapes
Wash; leave whole
135ºF (57°C)
High
10 to 36 hours
Vegetables
Beans (Green/Wax),
Broccoli, Cauliflower,
Corn*, Mushrooms, Peas*,
Peppers, Potatoes*, Onion,
Squash, Tomatoes
Wash, peel and deseed as necessary;
*blanch; cut or slice into uniform pieces;
remove corn from cob; peas can be left
whole
130ºF–145ºF
(54°C- 62°C)
High
6 to 12 hours
Vegetables
Beets
Steam until tender; peel and thinly slice
130ºF–145ºF
(54°C- 62°C)
High
3 to 10 hours
Vegetables
Leafy Greens (Kale,
Spinach)
Wash; dry thoroughly; remove stems, tear
leaves into small pieces if necessary
130ºF–145ºF
(54°C- 62°C)
Low
3 to 6 hours
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