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How to Dehydrate Bananas

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Summary: Bananas can be dehydrated in four easy steps, including soaking the bananas in freshly squeezed lemon juice, cutting them into slices and placing the slices on a mesh cooling rack. Find out how long the bananas should be placed in the oven to finish the dehydration process with help from a private chef and caterer in this free video on snack recipes.

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"Hi, I'm Merrilee and today I'm going to show you four easy steps to creating your own dehydrated bananas. First step is to soak your bananas in fresh squeezed lemon juice for about five minutes. If you don't have lemon juice, you can use some other type of unsweetened fruit juice. After you've soaked them for five minutes, you take them out and you cut them into equally thin slices and then you might want to place them on a mesh. I'm using a cooling rack in a kind of a shallow based pan just in case they're real juicy and the juice might need to drain off just a little bit. Makes the dehydrating process go a little more quickly. Anyway, you fill your pan up and then you're going to turn your oven to a hundred and twenty-five degrees. You're going to leave these in your oven for eighteen hours, so you may want to leave for, go on vacation for a weekend or something if you're going to use to tie up your oven for that long. But they're a very healthy and nutritious way of doing dehydrated bananas because often times the ones that you buy commercially in the store are deep fried in coconut oil before they go through the drying process. So these are much more nutritious, very healthy for you and if you want to do a little gourmet twist on your dehydrated bananas, try sprinkling them with some cinnamon or a little bit of flaked coconut in the process and those are your easy steps to making your own dehydrated bananas."

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