Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Making Banana Chips by Dehydrating Bananas
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I assume it is the humidity down here, but every time I make banana chips, I dry them for DAYS and DAYS and they are still chewy. They never ever get crispy, even on the edges. This is totally fine with me, but I have had to rename them "banana chews" instead of "banana chips" so as not to mislead my friends.
I am jealous of your butter slicer! I can't find a decent one! Guess I'll have to hit an estate sale. BUT, thank you for the idea, I have 3 brown bananas on my counter trying to figure out what to make, and banana chips sound easy! I will use my used excaliber 5 tray. Thanks!
If you do not have a butter slicer....Use an egg cutter. The kind for cutting hard boiled eggs. I use mine to cut bananas, strawberries, mushrooms, and eggs.
Thanks for the post.
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Melissa
How long did you soak the banana pieces in the water and fruit fresh?
Thanks!
Very nice!
Cliff, they weren't in very long, probably 5-10 minutes. I put them in as I sliced until the bowl was full, then let them sit while I got the dehydrator tray out and then started taking them out and loading the tray.
you know that I love fresh bananas, but I have never liked bananas dehydrated or in puddings. I only like Fresh bananas or banana bread. I know I'm weird.
I'm pretty sure that I now need a butter slicer. And I love your blog! It was so good to see you all at the wedding!
Ohmeeegosh. That is brilliant! Grinding those bad boys in a spice grinder after dehydrating and making banana bread mix...and cookie mixes...and and and...oooooh I'm so excited. Thank you!
Here's a link to a great banana slicer on the Excalibur website.
http://www.excaliburdehydrator.com/Banana-Slicer-12-39-regular-prod.htm
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