How to dehydrate in the oven

There is an easier way to dehydrate food than using an expensive electric dehydrator. Your oven! Learn how to dehyrdrate food and what types work best.

Use your oven to dehydrate with these handy tips to drying food in your oven.

Dehydrating food is easy, economical, and lets you enjoy the bounties of your summer garden all year round! Here's what you need to know to get started.

I enjoy dehydrating ingredients that I can later use to put together protein-packed meals. I will show you how to dehydrate meat for long-term storage that you can use to make backpacking meals.

Don’t have a dehydrator? Don’t worry! You can use your household oven to dehydrate most common foods!

I will show you how easy it is to dehydrate apples in the oven at home! These dried apples turn out soft and chewy with a sprinkling of ground cinnamon and no added sugar or preservatives. They are the perfect healthy snack when apples are in season!

Want to try to dehydrate food in a convection oven? It's actually a far easier food preservation method than canning, but it does require some preparation. There is a special technique to using a convection oven to dehydrate fruits, vegetables and meats for best results. The food lasts for months!

Dehydrating food is one of the best ways to preserve food in case of emergencies. This guide has everything you need to get started.

Deliciously sweet & tangy dried cranberries without artificial sweeteners or unhealthy oils. These are scrumptious by the handful as a snack or used in your seasonal savory & sweet recipes. These can be made with your dehydrator or oven!

Dehydrating apples at home is easy do to in a dehydrator or oven. Dehydrated apples make a healthy snack and is a great way to store apples for the winter. Dried apples can be used in from scratch cooking and baking.