How to dehydrate hot peppers

Fire up the dehydrator, baby, we've got jalapenos to preserve! This easy how to dehydrate jalapeno peppers guide will make it a breeze!

Grab your favorite peppers and dehydrate them for your own seasonings and spice blends! Preserve your harvest all year long!

Drying peppers is easy! Follow these step by step instructions to learn the 5 best ways: dehydrator, oven, air fryer, hanging, or air-drying.

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Drying is an excellent way to preserve peppers for food storage. Learn 3 ways to dry peppers including air drying, dehydrating, and in the oven.

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1) Using a food dehydrator is the most consistent method for dehydration. These appliances are designed to remove all moisture from the habanero peppers. 2) If you don’t have a dehydrator, you can still dry habanero peppers using an oven, air drying, or an air fryer. To dry habanero peppers in an oven, preheat them to the lowest possible temperature. #foodstorage #foodpreservation #peppers #habaneros

Sweet, bell and hot pepper varieties all dehydrate successfully in the oven. Use the dried peppers as in a variety of dishes or rehydrate them in soups and sauces. Dehydrating leeches the moisture from the peppers slowly at a low heat so the vegetables retain most of their color and flavor.

Learning how to dry jalapenos is a great way to save your garden abundance all year long. Use to create your favorite meals and spice blends!

Dried peppers can last quite awhile, anywhere between a few months to even years if you store them correctly. If you dry hot peppers, the process also increases their flavor and heat that takes any spicy dish to the next level.