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Sun, Jul 18, 04 at 23:31
| I hope I am in the right place. I posted several months ago that I would try to dry these, and I have a report to make. I used my most excellent Excalibur food dehydrator and 5 whole horse/hedge apples. It took 3 days on low heat and smelled awful. It produced very dried hedge apples that now resemble large, slightly green meatballs. I cannot think of how to use these ugly things in anything, so I would deem it a failure.
tj |
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- Posted by Neil_allen z5/6 Chi IL (neil.w.allen@worldnet.att.net) on Mon, Jul 19, 04 at 7:57
| There was a previous thread on this, but it doesn't seem very conclusive. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Dried hedge apples
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