]Re: veggie chips & dehydrato

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Hi Suzanne,

I bet that if you contact Excalibur they’d send you a

copy of the basic manual. Their link is below.

The Excalibur site lists books so I ordered Preserve it

Naturally—but I couldn’t view the index or table of contents.

When I checked out Amazon I was able to view the contents of

other dehydrator books and they looked good.

Amazon had an older version of Preserve it Naturally that

was reasonably priced.

I would think that many of the recipes in the book aren’t

SCD compliant, so I’ll have to adapt.

But I’m interested in the very basics right now, such

as drying veggies, fruit, making fruit leather, etc (and drying herbs).

Excalibur Site:

Preserve It Naturally: http://www.excaliburdehydrator.com/Books-41-cat.htm

Amazon Site:

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_hg?url=search-alias%3Dgarden & field-keywords=preserve+it+naturally

Thanks for your interest.

Donna

UC 10 years

SCD 3 Months

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Subject: [sPAM]Re: veggie chips & dehydrato

Donna I would be happy to hear what you do with it I have

one and had to store my stuff for about a year so only used to

yogourmet and in the meantime lost the instruction book to the excalibur.

Thus have forgotten what to do. Where did you get the cookbook?

Suzanne