Ronco Food Saver manual Mushrooms Select mushrooms with cap

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Fruit

Preparation

Dryness Test

5-7 Tray No Fan

Mushrooms

Select mushrooms with cap

 

curling under-these are young

 

and tender. Wipe off with damp

 

paper towels or brush gently to

 

remove dirt.

Nectarines

No need to peel. Halve and

 

remove pit. Cut in 1/4” slices and

 

arrange on tray.

Onions and

Peels and cut into 1/2” slices or

Leeks

nuggets, or chop. Stir several

 

times during drying.

Okra

Use young pods. Trim and cut into

 

1/4” circles.

Orange Rind

Peel in long strips and dry. Do not

 

grate until ready to use.

Parsley

Tear into small pieces, dry, then

 

chop if desired.

Parsnips

Same as carrots.

Peaches

Remove peel during dehydra-

 

tion if desired. Pit when 50%

 

dehydrated. Halve or quarter, with

 

cup side up

Pears

Peel, remove core and woody

 

tissue. Cut into slices or rings,

 

halves, quarters or eighths.

Peas

Use only tender sweet varieties.

 

Shell and blanch 3-5 minutes.

Peppers

Halve, remove seeds. Cut into

1/4”

 

(Green and

strips or rings. May also be

Pimentos)

chopped. Powdered dried pimen-

 

tos are Paprika.

Hot peppers

Always wear rubber gloves to

 

protect your hands when handling

 

hot peppers. Wash and dry whole

 

peppers and arrange on tray to

 

dry.

Persimmons

Use only ripe fruit. After washing,

 

remove cap and cut in 3/8” slices.

Pineapple

Remove core, cut in slices or

(fresh)

wedges or chunks.

(canned)

Drain and pat dry. Place on trays.

Potatoes

Peeling optional. Slice 3/16” to

 

1/4”, or dice, grate, cut French Fry

 

style. Steam as for beets.

Leathery to brittle depending on size.

Brittle

Leathery

Leathery

Brittle

Brittle

Leathery

Pliable &

Leathery

Pliable &

Leathery

Brittle

Brittle

Leathery

Pliable

Pliable

Leathery

Brittle

1 - 2 days

1 1/2 - 3 days

(3 tray max)

1 - 2 days

1 - 2 days

1 - 1 1/2 days

1/2 - 1 day

1 - 2 days

2 - 3 days

(3 tray max)

1 1/2 - 3 days

(3 tray max)

1 - 2 days

1 - 2 days

1 - 2 days

1 - 2 days

1 - 3 days

1 - 2 days

2 days

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