Dehydrating potatoes

Dehydrating potatoes is a simple way to preserve this pantry staple! Learn how to dry potatoes four different ways in a food dehydrator.

Step by step instructions for dehydrating mashed potatoes starting with raw potatoes. Remember, do not add fat to dehydrated foods - hence, no butter or milk.

A great way to save potatoes from ending up in the bin is to create the simple and tasty Mash Potato Flakes which can be used for...

No matter how tight money is, there's always a way to prepare and stock up. It would be nice to be able to buy freeze-dried long-term food storage, or wheat and other grains and a grinder, but not all of us have the money to do so. We can do what we can do! Here is a place to share ideas for low-budget prepping.

Here is how to dehydrate potatoes and use dehydrated potatoes. Dehydrated potatoes are easy and perfect for storing garden produce long term.

Are you a fan of potatoes but struggle with the time and effort it takes to prepare them? Well, look no further than dehydrated mashed potatoes!

Making dehydrated hash brown potatoes is an easy way to preserve fresh potatoes for long term storage. Properly stored dehydrated potatoes can last many years. This is a perfect way to stock your pantry with fresh potatoes.

Dehydrating potatoes is so easy. I enjoy having them on hand to use for scalloped potatoes, soups, and more. Here I am going to take you step by step

If you have been reading my blog for any amount of time, then you know I am a dehydrating fool. I LOVE to dehydrate and I use my dehydrator almost every single day. Dehydrating just makes sense to me. Dehydrated foods last a LONG time; dehydrating is easy and fun; dehydrated foods take up less space than even home canning. I usually dehydrate my potatoes into the au gratin/scalloped potato style but we love having hash browns for breakfast and use them in casseroles so I decided to start…

Having dug the last of the potatoes it was time to prepare them for storage. Earlier in the season we had started digging potatoes and canning the new potatoes in jars. These are the small potatoes that are usually smaller than a golf ball. We like them as an addition to green beans during the winter. But O Wise Ones favorite is new potatoes smothered down in butter, garlic and parsley. The larger potatoes are stored in the shed for now under dry straw to protect them from the light. They…