Re: where to purchase a dehydrator?

[Guest guest]

My dehydrator came with some " no stick " sheets. My meringues still stuck to

them. However, placing the sheet in the freezer for a little while let me pop

the meringues right off. It would probably work with a plate too.

Holly

Crohn's

SCD 12/01/08

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> Speaking of dehydrators, I have one but have only used it a few times.

> It's not the kind you use Marilyn. I made banana chips a few times

> but they stick to the plate and I blister my fingers.

>

> Can you line the trays with parchment or anything? I also tried

> spraying it once but it doesn't last as long as it takes to dry

> something out here. This may be a good time of year to try it again

> though.

>

> Debbie 40 cd

[Guest guest]

When I was growing up we used to make regular meringues in a very slow oven, and

we always cut a piece of brown paper bag the size of the cookie sheet. I don't

know a thing about dehydrators and what is good or evil with them, but meringues

didn't stick to the paper in those days. Of course I'm sure you are not using

sugar so perhaps there's a content/stickiness difference, but just an idea.

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> My dehydrator came with some " no stick " sheets. My meringues still stuck to

them.