Books on dehydrating
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Books on dehydrating
by eucalyptus papuana » Wed 11 May, 2011 8:31 pm
Can anybody recommend any good books on dehydrating meals...I have seen some from the US on Amazon but don't know if there are any local examples?
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Re: Books on dehydrating
by corvus » Wed 11 May, 2011 9:52 pm
The book that came with my Fowlersvacola dehydrator just about covers all you really need to know.
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Re: Books on dehydrating
by Liamy77 » Thu 12 May, 2011 6:16 am
theres an ebook called food to go that covers it n more....
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Re: Books on dehydrating
by Son of a Beach » Thu 12 May, 2011 9:15 am
Liamy77 wrote:theres an ebook called food to go that covers it n more....
Food to Go is seriously good. It is written by a forum member specifically for bushwalkers. It covers all aspects of bushwalking food, not just dehydrating, but it does have a lot of good information on dehydrating of course. I learned a fair bit from it, and my home dried bushwalking food has improved out of sight since I first read it.
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Re: Books on dehydrating
by 1iron » Thu 12 May, 2011 3:34 pm
Interestingly Food to Go is $19.50 Aus but only $17.30 US, thought our dollar was worth more.
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Re: Books on dehydrating
by Son of a Beach » Thu 12 May, 2011 3:37 pm
1iron wrote:Interestingly Food to Go is $19.50 Aus but only $17.30 US, thought our dollar was worth more.
It's the same with just about everything at the moment. The market hasn't caught up yet. Most international businesses still have their prices the wrong way around. Makes it very expensive when you have to buy with the Australian dollar, when it should be much cheaper for us right now. TVs, computers, etc have not come down in price at all!
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Re: Books on dehydrating
by eucalyptus papuana » Thu 12 May, 2011 5:32 pm
I have the Fowlers book but it doesn't realy explain dehydrating whole meals (stew, chilli con carne etc) - I was hoping to short cut the learning curve. The others sound good though - thanks for your help.
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