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Home-Dried Apricots, Apple Rings and Figs
4.6(778 ratings)Drying a mixed tray of fruit at the peak of late summer gives you a pantry of snacks that taste far brighter than packaged ones. Each fruit needs a slightly different prep and time, so they go in together and come out in stages. The apricots stay soft and tangy, apple rings turn chewy, and plums darken into sticky prunes alongside jammy figs.
- Hands-on
- 40 min
- Dehydrate
- 1 day
- Total
- 24 hr 40 min
- Serves
- 12
- Level
- Moderate
Method
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A mixed stash of dehydrated apricots, cinnamon apple rings, plums dried into prunes and halved figs, all naturally sweet and free of sulfites. Join to see the full ingredient list, every step and the kitchen tip.
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