Dehydrating is an amazing method of preserving food. I sometimes feel I can’t live without my dehydrator! 😉 Think of the times you have an overabundance of fruit or veggies on hand, and aren’t able to use them up before they go bad. Enter the dehydrator!

Dehydrating is a superior method of food storage in my book. You can save foods for much longer, without worrying about botulism like in canned goods. (I love canning, but botulism is a concern.)

Dehydrating shrinks foods, so they take up less space. You can dry so many different types of fruits, veggies, even meats and eggs and dairy!

It’s low-cost, and keeping food on the shelf doesn’t require any electricity such as, say, a freezer would.

With that in mind, here are 33 healthy dehydrator recipes for you to look into:

33 Healthy Dehydrator Recipes

Dehydrated Zucchini Chips from It’s a Love/Love Thing

Paleo “Skittles” from Joyful Abode

Paleo Cereal Recipe ~ Cranberry Almond Crunch from Whole Lifestyle Nutrition

Make Your Own Green Powder from Oh Lardy!

Traveling Bone Broth from Mom’s List

Apricot Coconut Dehydrator Cookies from Health, Home & Happiness

Dehydrated Beet Chips from It’s a Love/Love Thing

Paleo Garlic Mustard Zucchini Chips from This Flourishing Life

Apple Cinnamon Fruit Rolls from Paleo Leap

How to Dehydrate Kiwi from It’s a Love/Love Thing

Sweet Potato Chips from Detoxinista

Mango Fruit Leather from Our Paleo Life

Collard Greens Chips from Real Food Kosher

Chia & Sprouted Quinoa Crackers from The Raw Food Kitchen

How to Dehydrate Radishes from It’s a Love/Love Thing

Probiotic Apple Chia Fruit Leather from Paleo Kitchen Lab

Paleo Flat Bread or Wrap from Paleomazing

Onion & Sun-Dried Tomato Almond Dehydrator Crackers from Lexie’s Kitchen

Raw Coconut Wraps from The Coconut Mama

How to Dehydrate Peaches from It’s a Love/Love Thing

Tomato Chips – Dehydrated from Real Food Carolyn

Raw Vegan Carrot & Flax Crackers from The Healthy Family & Home

Homemade Fruit Roll-Ups from A Girl Worth Saving

Paleo Granola with Hazelnuts & Cacao Nibs from Savory Lotus

How to Dehydrate Tomatoes from It’s a Love/Love Thing

Easy Peasy Kale Chips – Salt and Vinegar Style from Oh Lardy!

Carrot Pulp Crackers (Vegan & Gluten-Free) from Carrie on Living

Healthy Homemade Fruit Roll-Ups from It’s a Love/Love Thing

SCOBY Snacks from Loula Natural

Homemade Apple & Banana Chips from Popular Paleo

How to Make Dried Plantains! from Rubies & Radishes

Crispy Yellow Squash Chips from Oh Lardy!

Homemade Yogurt Fruit Leather from Thank Your Body

How to Dehydrate Watermelon from It’s a Love/Love Thing

My recommendation:

I decided I was going to invest in a heavier-duty model dehydrator than the one I had been using. You can certainly find dehydrators in many different places and in differing price ranges, but I knew we had a growing family and I was going to be dehydrating for years, so I went with this one. I have never regretted it for a second – it is the best dehydrator I have ever used, has been serving me well for years, and I highly recommend it, if you have the counter space and plan on dehydrating throughout the years. I didn’t even get the most expensive model and I have been very satisfied. <3

Click here to see more information on the Excalibur.

Also, don’t forget these non-stick dehydrator sheets, they are much cheaper here:

And I have enjoyed this book as a dehydrating reference.

 

Have a beautiful day, and happy dehydrating!

Danielle

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