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The dehydrator is an incredibly useful tool for long-term food storage and making the most of your garden harvest. The Ultimate Dehydrator Cookbook contains everything you need to know to get the greatest value from a home dehydrator. Including tips on selecting a dehydrator, as well as proper sanitation, storage, and rehydration techniques.

Individual entries on how to dehydrate all manner of berries, fruits, vegetables, greens, herbs, and edible flowers. As well as information on how to prep, dehydration temperatures, and times. Recipes for making your own teas, herb blends and rubs, flavored oils, instant baby food, jerky, and fruit leathers.Includes nearly 400 recipes for cooking from your dehydrator pantry. There is an entire chapter dedicated to slow cooker recipes using dehydrated ingredients and one on dehydrated meals for backpackers and campers.

The perfect book for spicy food lovers, Michael Hultquist shares how to make your own spice blends from dehydrated chilies, as well as how to make hot sauce leathers and extra flavorful jerky. He will also teach you fresh, new ways to utilize a dehydrator--for delicious soups, hot sauces and meals in a jar. Order here.

The perfect book for hot sauce enthusiasts, Michael Hultquist will share how to make your own spice blends from dehydrated chilies, as well as how to make hot sauce leathers and extra flavorful jerky.

Loaded with practical ideas, recipes and useful tips. An invaluable resource for anybody interested in getting the most from their dehydrator. Mr. Hultquist has graced countless many with wonderfully creative recipes and food related blogs for several years now. This addition to his body of work will leave your taste buds in an excited state of post culinary bliss!

Michael has once again shown his command of all things chile peppers and spice with The Spicy Dehydrator Cookbook. His inventiveness and versatility shine through on every page. I've been using dehydrators for years to dry out chiles and other fruits and veggies, and what Michael has done here is brilliant. You know you have a great cookbook in your hands when upon first thumbing through it, you immediately want to drop everything you're doing and dash into the kitchen to try out many of the recipes, and that is certainly what Michael did with me with this book. Fantastic job!

This new book by Mike Hultquist is another do it yourself culinary treasure. Mike tempted me with hot sauce but set the hook with the Homemade Soup and Stews section. Unbelievable range with cuisines from around the globe. Great job Mike! Now that dehydrator will work year-round instead of just chile harvest!

I know Mike to be an expert when it comes to chili peppers and now he's surprised me with his knowledge for dehydrating. This is the BEST dehydrator book you can buy and the ONLY book you'll ever need. This book has lots of useful techniques and all the recipes you'll ever need for dehydrating.

Michael is a master of transforming simple and often homegrown ingredients, enhancing their flavor potential and applications using the timeless food preservation technique of dehydrating. He knows how to coax the flavor and heat out of chilies, creating various recipes for capsaicin fanatics! This book not only teaches you how to make healthy and enticing recipes, but gives you tips for transforming food scraps into to edible creations so nothing is wasted, only savored. This collection of innovative sweet and savory snacks, meals and drinks is designed to keep your taste buds guessing!

"Who knew you could do so many things with a dehydrator! Michael Hultquist, from the popular food blog Chili Pepper Madness, has elevated the concept of classic dehydrator recipes to knew levels of culinary enlightenment. From artful seasonings and sauces, to sensational snacks and meals, The Spicy Dehydrator Cookbook moves the food dehydrator from the back of the pantry to the center of the kitchen."

I was never inspired by my dehydrator because all it ever produced was boring beef jerky. With Michael's new book in hand I'm now making my own chili powders, fruit leathers and some truly inspired beef jerky! This is a game changer.

"Mike combines a lifetime of culinary knowledge with visually stunning images. I could almost smell the spices on the pages themselves. This is a masterpiece that should be in every chilihead's kitchen"

Thanks, Teresa. I have some dehydrators recommended on my Shop Page. I use a couple different ones, an Excalibur for larger jobs, and a Nesco for smaller ones. There are many great brands out there. See:


Your books look awesome but perhaps consider them in kindle format? I am overwhelmed by books, have over 4000 of them, Kindle is the only way I can add to my library without choosing which of my family needs to move out. ?

G'day Mike,
Congratulations on the production of yet, another excellent manual of prose and spicy culinary delight.
I must say, however, that I have never seen or heard of a "Spicy Dehydrator" and look forward to locating one........Some day
Keep up the good taste!
BF.

September is an expert in food dehydration, particularly in food processing, storage, dehydration equipment, and recipe development. She is also in charge of business relations for Dehydrate2Store, and created countless original recipes for the home food dehydrator.

Introducing "The Essential Dehydrator Cookbook for Beginners" - a comprehensive and captivating guide that unlocks the endless possibilities of dehydrating food. Whether you're a seasoned home chef or just starting your culinary journey, this book is your ultimate companion to mastering the art of food dehydration.

Inside these pages, you'll discover a treasure trove of delectable recipes specifically designed for beginners. Each recipe is carefully crafted to ensure that you can easily follow along and create mouthwatering dishes bursting with flavor, texture, and nutrition. From crispy vegetable chips to savory jerky, fruity snacks to aromatic herbs, this cookbook covers it all.

As you delve into the world of dehydrating, you'll learn invaluable techniques, tips, and tricks from our expert author. With step-by-step instructions and detailed explanations, you'll quickly gain confidence in using your dehydrator effectively. Discover the optimal temperature and drying times for different foods, and unlock the secrets of achieving the perfect consistency and taste.

"The Essential Dehydrator Cookbook for Beginners" goes beyond mere recipes. It's a comprehensive resource that educates you on the benefits of dehydrating food. Understand how this age-old preservation method enhances the flavors, extends shelf life, and retains vital nutrients in your favorite ingredients. Take control of your food's quality, reduce waste, and enjoy the convenience of having delicious snacks and ingredients readily available at your fingertips.

This beautifully illustrated book showcases the versatility of dehydrated food. Explore creative combinations of ingredients, and be inspired by the colorful array of flavors and textures that can be achieved through dehydration. With vibrant photographs that will make your mouth water, you'll be eager to dive into the kitchen and start experimenting with your dehydrator.

"The Essential Dehydrator Cookbook for Beginners" is not just a cookbook; it's an invitation to embark on a culinary adventure. Join the growing community of home cooks who are discovering the joys of dehydrating food. Immerse yourself in a world of flavors, textures, and healthy snacking options. Unleash your creativity, surprise your taste buds, and transform ordinary ingredients into extraordinary treats.

Don't miss out on this essential guide that will revolutionize your cooking and elevate your culinary skills. Order your copy of "The Essential Dehydrator Cookbook for Beginners" today and embark on a flavorful journey that will leave you inspired and eager to explore the endless possibilities of dehydrated cuisine.

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I've seen articles in the Mother Earth News over the years, so you could try their site. Most blogs/recipe sites I've seen with info on working with dehydrated veg are of the prepper/survivalist variety, so a) their culinary qualities may not be of the best; and b) frequenting them may result in... interesting... alterations to the suggested pages and ads you encounter subsequently.*

Dried fruit is easier, you can just Google recipe "[specific dried fruit] recipe ideas" and then winnow the results for sites you've previously used and/or have confidence in.

*I'd suggest using your browser's "incognito" mode (though Chrome will still report your searches to Google even with that turned on, according to a recent lawsuit, so it's better to use Firefox or some other alternative browser)

That aside -- I am the cook for my hiking group, which led me to eventually get into dehydrating (one of our group is strong as an ox and will carry anything anywhere including full bottles of liquid courage; but at some point I realized that I was being downright abusive and perhaps I could just, you know, dehydrate the food component of our actual meals instead of making her carry frozen blocks of what-have-you.).

Anyway, I have now looked into a number of cookbooks for dehydrated backcountry eating. As @chromedome has pointed out -- the aim of this type of food is obviously distinct in that it maximizes calories per ounce. In the backpacking context, it also prioritizes the kind of tastiness that will induce an exhausted person to eat more (hello, salt).

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