Dehydrate potatoes

Dehydrating sweet potatoes is an excellent way to store them - whether sliced, cubed, or mashed, you can have them ready year-round! Come find out how easy it is to do!

I love to dehydrate foods. Dehydrated foods are great for long term storage and they take up a lot less space than freezing or canning. Today, I will teach you how to dehydrate potatoes. Ten pounds of potatoes, once dehydrated, will fit into just 3 quart jars. Talk about space saving! First, wash your potatoes. Once washed, you may peel the potatoes, but generally, I just leave the skins on. More nutritious this way and it eliminates a step if you do not peel them. Now, get your mandolin…

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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.

Learn how to dehydrate potatoes, how to reconstitute them, and how to use your dehydrated potatoes! Dehydrating potatoes is super easy.

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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!