I'm looking for dehydrator recommendations, primarily for beef jerky but also for fruits.
I used my daughter's dehydrator some time ago, but it runs too hot and turned the meat into crispy critters in just a couple of hours. There was no adjustment for heat or anything else.
I'm looking for dehydrator recommendations, primarily for beef jerky but also for fruits.
I used my daughter's dehydrator some time ago, but it runs too hot and turned the meat into crispy critters in just a couple of hours. There was no adjustment for heat or anything else.
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks,
Knox G.
"American Harvester" or "FD-50", by Nesco. It has an adjustable heat setting, reasonably large trays, and the fan is not too loud.
I'm looking for dehydrator recommendations, primarily for beef jerky but also for fruits.
I used my daughter's dehydrator some time ago, but it runs too hot and turned the meat into crispy critters in just a couple of hours. There was no adjustment for heat or anything else.
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks,
Knox G.
Try a 100W light bulb inside your oven with the door just slightly cracked. Works great.
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I'm looking for dehydrator recommendations, primarily for beef jerky but also for fruits.
I used my daughter's dehydrator some time ago, but it runs too hot and turned the meat into crispy critters in just a couple of hours. There was no adjustment for heat or anything else.
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks,
Knox G.
Iv'e had the ronco for about 10 years. It's works just fine for anything, and the beef jerky recipe is good too.
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