Re: Removing heavy metals (Purslane, food drying)

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Drying soup...that's a new one. Seriously, how did you make your food

dryer...if it's not too complicated to describe. I don't want to buy

a plastic food dehydrator because of concerns about the bad effects

of plastics on the body.

Or could you suggest a good dehydrator that is non-plastic and not

too expensive?

Thanks,

Avril

In , " Gaiacita "

<gaiacita@...> wrote:

>

> I would guess to dry it you would put it in a food dryer and wait

it out.

> --but if I wanted to dry it I'd be throwing it in a food dryer or

> very, very low oven. Sooner or later everything dries out. I have

an old

> food drying book and it tells how to dry soup. :-) I built my

food dryer back in the 70's and still have it.

> We don't dry stuff too often, but it's here if I need it.

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