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drying Onions
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Thought that i would bump this up. Just bought a Lakeland my kitchen dehydrator so I am interested in dehydrating veg and fruit as well.From time to time I buy dried onions.
With harvest time here I thought surely drying onions for storing in jars can't be that difficult so wonder if any kind soul does this and if so what is the best method please?20p savers club
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HI Old Joe

this older thread may have some ideas? Have a read and will merge it later for you
thanks
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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I still can't see any link. Can anyone help please:o Thanks if you can. dementedcannibal6667 wrote: »Ah,didnt see the link rofl.20p savers club
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Thank you so much for the link. I coudn,t see the original link at all.
Your a Star.:j Parsonswife8.20p savers club
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