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preservation Drying frozen peppers

I dehydrated a batch of supers last year in my oven which only goes down to 215 (too hot) so the only way to keep the temp low enough and the air circulating was to leave it open a little, it worked perfect except that the kitchen was like walking into CS gas at one point and my wife in the living room was getting teary eyed

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FiresOfNil said:
I dehydrated a batch of supers last year in my oven which only goes down to 215 (too hot) so the only way to keep the temp low enough and the air circulating was to leave it open a little, it worked perfect except that the kitchen was like walking into CS gas at one point and my wife in the living room was getting teary eyed

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If you have an Aldi supermarket or other similar type market near you they usually have low budget "dehydrators" or around $20  I have owned two and they work just fine.  I do have an oven that will drop down to 150F but my wife would go ballistic if I used it for peppers.  lol
 
This year, I dehydrated all my peppers outside under my covered Pergola.  Before that I dehydrated them in my basement, but even then the smell throughout the house was a bit overwhelming. 
 
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