Dehydrating potatoes

Are you a fan of potatoes but struggle with the time and effort it takes to prepare them? Well, look no further than dehydrated mashed potatoes!

Dehydrating potatoes is an easy way to preserve and extend the shelf life of fresh potatoes.

Step by step instructions for dehydrating potatoes. Use red, white or Yukon gold for best results. Use whatever amount of potatoes you wish. 6-8 lbs fills a 9 tray square Excalibur dehydrator.

How to Dehydrate Mashed Potatoes - For Home or the Trail

Making dehydrated hash brown potatoes is an easy way to preserve fresh potatoes for long term storage. Properly stored dehydrated potatoes can last many years. This is a perfect way to stock your pantry with fresh potatoes.

If you have been reading my blog for any amount of time, then you know I am a dehydrating fool. I LOVE to dehydrate and I use my dehydrator almost every single day. Dehydrating just makes sense to me. Dehydrated foods last a LONG time; dehydrating is easy and fun; dehydrated foods take up less space than even home canning. I usually dehydrate my potatoes into the au gratin/scalloped potato style but we love having hash browns for breakfast and use them in casseroles so I decided to start…

Dehydrating sweet potatoes is an excellent way to store them - whether sliced, cubed, or mashed, you can have them ready year-round! Come find out how easy it is to do!

Here is how to dehydrate potatoes and use dehydrated potatoes. Dehydrated potatoes are easy and perfect for storing garden produce long term.

Reader 'Zen Forest' asked "Do you vaccuum seal your dried goods?" The answer is "sometimes". In the picture here, cheddar cheese is vacuum-sealed in a small bag, then placed in a larger bag and vacuum-sealed again. This was done by our friend, David. When we've done it we haven't always double-bagged it. We double-bagged dried apples slices one year, and the rest of the time we fill the bag nearly full, then vacuum seal it. I've spent the last couple hours going through files of pictures for…

If you need to store garden potatoes without a root cellar, your options are limited. Or are they? Try this method for homemade potato flakes.

A great way to save potatoes from ending up in the bin is to create the simple and tasty Mash Potato Flakes which can be used for...

Dehydrating potatoes is so easy. I enjoy having them on hand to use for scalloped potatoes, soups, and more. Here I am going to take you step by step on how to correctly dehydrate potatoes.

Learn how easy it is to make your own dehydrated potatoes. You can use them to make meals in a jar or save them to use in meals of your choice.

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51 Dehydrated potatoes are a versatile and convenient ingredient to keep on hand. They can be used in soups, stews, casseroles, and sauces, or simply reconstituted with water and used as mashed or roasted potatoes. Dehydrated potatoes can also be used as a thickener for gravies and soups, or as a great side dish. And...

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Here are directions on how to dry potatoes as slices. They can then be stored, and drawn on as a ready-to-be-used ingredient in making other dishes.

A few weeks ago, 10 pound bags of potatoes went on sale for a buck. We stocked up and they have been living in The Hole . Now that Jules i...

There is a very close friend of mine, who once made a declaration that she does not dehydrate any fresh produce and never will. I tried to explain to her, how much of her produce she could preserve if she started dehydrating, but to no avail. As for me, I love dehydrating pumpkin, dehydrating grapes

I recently planted two very large growing bags with potatoes. We've done this a couple of times with a huge amount of success. I end up giving quite a few away because I couldn't figure out how to store them all.... until my dehydrator! This is easy and I don't have to rely on prepackaged items. They store easily in a ball jar. I use these for more than just mashed potatoes. They are also a great thickener and the extra potato water can be used as a yeast starter.