Survival Food Storage: Dehydration Part 2 of 2

In part 2 "Survival Doc" of TheNewSurvivalist.com continues his discussion and demonstration of how to dehydrate and store survival food from your own orchard. Part 2 of 2.

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• fruit orchard
• preserving fruit
• apples
• drying fruit
• dehydrating food
• survival food storage
• disaster preparedness
• survivalism
• long-term food storage
• prepper
• food dehydration

[buttkickingmiget]

can u put the scraps around the plant so it will decompose and the plant can take the nutrients

[thenewsurvivalist]

@buttkickingmiget Better to put the scraps in a compost heap and let it rot there first, then put it under the tree or in your garden.

[mrsrmarkham]

Could you also use the juice from your skin and cores to make vinegar?

[thenewsurvivalist]

@mrsrmarkham Yes, juice is juice.

[renagade12]

can you dehydrate your skins and grind them up for teas?

[thenewsurvivalist]

@renagade12 Yes. You can dehydrate just about anything.

[buttkickingmiget]

@thenewsurvivalist thaks for the advice

[3wundermom]

you could use the peels and core and make jellies

[stromak]

Wow! Survival Doc, where did you get that apple peeler/deseeder/slicer thingy??? :))) That was awesome! I want one I want one I want one... :D

[wolfen26]

I like your dehydrator. I too have one is an electric one. If you go electric, I do recommend a NESCO Professional Food and Jerky dehydrator. It works really nicely.