"What comes out when you put wine through a dehydrator?"

Her other great purchase, she says, is a food dehydrator.

The dehydrator works with heat, but temperatures cannot be higher than 115 to 118 degrees.

Dry in a barely warm oven or a food dehydrator.

The first commercial food dehydrator was sold in 1920.

A. If you are not feeling romantic, you can use a commercial dehydrator.

Still, it was better than the bunkroom in spite of the dehydrators.

Is it going to be bigger than the pasta machine or the food dehydrator."

"There's a dehydrator and two big sacks of mushrooms in his room.

A food dehydrator uses a heat source and air flow to reduce the water content of foods.

Thus, food dehydrators are used to preserve and extend the shelf life of various foods.

They use food dehydrators that lend crunch to vegetables and cookies.

Remember, we're sixty-six percent water, and fire is a great dehydrator."

The droppings are then usually dried with a dehydrator.

Most sulfurization agents are strong dehydrators and drive completion of the reaction.

The apple rings can be dried in a food dehydrator (from Lakeland or www.ukjuicers.com).

Many of the mail-order catalogues offer home dehydrators with instruction booklets.

A solar or electric food dehydrator can greatly speed the drying process and ensure more consistent results.

The paprika was ground from last summer's crop of sweet red peppers and dried in an electric dehydrator.

More commonly, convection ovens or food dehydrators are used.

Alcohol is a huge dehydrator, says White.

Some can be dried out in a home dehydrator and sealed in plastic pouches.

Follow dehydrator instructions or to oven dry, spread slices on baking trays leaving space in between.

A dehydrator's heating element, fans and vents simultaneously work to remove moisture from food.

Backup electric heating can be incorporated into some solar food dehydrators to provide an alternative heat source if the weather changes.