google-site-verification=WrSE1sp-vBpRvLUEYemg5YM3K4m_X9QSDLo-oB1XVPw
top of page
Writer's pictureElissa Jayne

DEHYDRATE CARROTS Using A Dehydrator / Dehydrating Carrot


How to dehydrate Carrots using a dehydrator.

Dehydrating Carrot is a good way to preserve some Carrots for Winter cooking.

We can grow and buy Carrots all year round in Australia, so it is not the first dehydrating project on the list, however if you have an abundance of Carrots, including fermented Carrots, then you may want to dehydrate some for later use.


DEHYDRATING CARROTS PROCESS

Wash Carrots, discard top and slice into 4mm pieces / over 1/8 inch

Blanche Sliced or Diced Carrot for 2 minutes in boiling water

Julienne 1 minute and Grated doesn't need blanching

Place carrot on dehydrator trays in a single layer with room for air circulation

Dehydrating Carrots Temperature - 50C / 125F

Dehydrating Carrots Time - up to 15 hours (Guide Only)

Carrots are dehydrated when shrunken up, leathery and no moisture inside.


REHYDRATING CARROTS

Sliced or Diced - 1 hour cooking

Julienned or Grated - 30 minutes cooking

Happy Homesteading Friends

Elissa Jayne

Moat Cottage Homesteading

www.elissajayne.com


SHOP Amazon For Elissa's Favorites

BLENDER Nutribullet https://amzn.to/3qCShu4

APRON Pinafore https://amzn.to/3qgvLal

Jar 200g Moccona Coffee (reg Jars I use on Pantry Shelves) https://amzn.to/30tJD8l

Jar 400g Moccona Coffee (lg Jars I use on pantry shelves) https://amzn.to/3hb4KkJ


MOAT COTTAGE HOMESTEADING LINKS

WEBSITE: https://www.elissajayne.com

YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/MoatCottage

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moatcottagehomesteading/


MORE VIDEOS

HOMESTEADERS LARDER PANTRY - Food Storage Playlist

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbgyJJsd3gmNhfRx_UzWkWYMbge7bXd-H


Welcome to Moat Cottage Homesteading, I'm Elissa and here at Moat Cottage, we raise and grow and process some of our own free range meat, organic vegetables and fruit. We grow all of our herbs for both eating and medicinal purposes as well as hunt, fish and forage.

We preserve our produce for the year ahead by canning, dehydrating, fermenting and freezing and we work on being prepared for emergency situations.

We don't like plastic, chemicals and artificial fragrances and are trying to live an older style life, balanced with this modern world lifestyle.


Australian homesteading channel Homesteading in Australia


- Disclaimer: Moat Cottage Homesteading is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to www.amazon.com.

Elissa only recommends products she uses and loves.


Comments


bottom of page