dehydrating cranberries
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Crasins are all the rage right now. You can use them about anywhere, in salads, cookies, cakes, pies, and of course any dish using a cranberry, Yet they keep where a cranberry will rot in time.
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prep time
10 Min
Ingredients For dehydrating cranberries
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cranberries, fresh
How To Make dehydrating cranberries
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1Buy fresh cranberries. Sort through your cranberries and look for ones that are fully ripe, free of any damage and firm. Place them in a bowl.
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2Heat a pan of water until it boils. Add the cranberries to the boiling water. Allow the berries to sit until the skins split, but not until the berries turn soft and mushy. If they get to that point, they are no longer useful for dehydration.
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3Place berries onto a baking sheet. Place the baking sheet into your freezer for about 2 hours. (You don't have to do this step, but it will cut down your dehydration time.)
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4Place berries into dehydrator. You'll want to dehydrate them from anywhere between 12 to 24 hours. Make sure to rotate the trays and stir around the berries during the dehydration process.
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5Place dehydrated cranberries into a Mason jar or into a vacuum sealed bag for later use.
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