General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
OT i guess - food dehydrating question	13-Jun-2013 At 11:22:21 AM	sinusg
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Problem with dehydrating oily foods is they can turn rancid after awhile. Best to add coconut milk after reconstituting in my experience. Depending on how finely you chop your meal up, 12 hours is about average to dry full meals from my experience. I always have to throw out a couple of bits which are not fully dried - usually tomato/onion! These days I find it easier to just dehydrate the veggies separately and make the meal up at camp. This website is useful for ideas/average times: http://dehydrated-food.blogspot.com.au/ Edit: Oh, and try double bagging/ziplock plus airtight container if you want to keep it in the freezer.

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