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Jim Cook
(jim_cook)

Locale: Land of Cotton
Dehydrating Hash Browns on 09/04/2007 10:37:50 MDT Print View

Anyone have any experience with dehydrating hash browns at home?
Sarah Kirkconnell
(sarbar) - F

Locale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Re: Dehydrating Hash Browns on 09/04/2007 14:12:30 MDT Print View

Best and easiest is buy the sacks of frozen hash browns and dry them. Easy! Just look for no-oil added types.
Joshua Mitchell
(jdmitch) - F

Locale: Kansas
 		Re: Re: Dehydrating Hash Browns on 09/04/2007 15:17:24 MDT Print View

"Best and easiest is buy the sacks of frozen hash browns and dry them. Easy! Just look for no-oil added types."

So, don't cook 'em, just pour 'em out on the trays and start drying?
Sarah Kirkconnell
(sarbar) - F

Locale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Re: Re: Re: Dehydrating Hash Browns on 09/04/2007 20:38:06 MDT Print View

Yep! They are actually precooked....if you take a look, many frozen vegetables are precooked or parcooked. :-)
Chris Fothergill
(bwca51964) - M

Locale: Minnesota
 		Dehydrating Hash Browns on 10/10/2007 21:21:38 MDT Print View

It is a lot of work but making the hash browns from scratch and then dehydrating tastes much better.

I cook up hash browns and then add onions, green pepper, jalapeño peppers and lots of cheese. It dehydrates very well and makes a great morning meal.