How to freeze dry food at home

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Not everything should be freeze dried. See what I won't freeze dry again and why. Don't make the same mistakes I did.

When I began posting in my stories on Instagram about using a freeze dryer, I got a lot of questions. The most frequent question was, “What is the difference between freeze drying and dehydrating?” In this article I’ll answer that question, and also give you a few freeze drying tips for beginners to help you get started with freeze drying.

If you are unsure of which will suit your needs, this article will explain the difference between a freeze dryer vs dehydrator.

Don’t buy when you can DIY! You can learn how to freeze dry ice cream to make novelty food fit for an astronaut.

Freeze dry green beans using the Harvest Right Home Freeze Dryer. Useful for saving your excess garden harvest or building long term storage.

Freeze dried potatoes are a great way to put up an abundance of potatoes from the garden. Learn how to freeze dry potatoes two ways.

The best way to enjoy your freeze-dried eggs is to re-hydrate and cook. No frills necessary but add in whatever you like to make them extra yummy.

How to make freeze dried apple slices with a Harvest Right freeze dryer.

Freeze-dried strawberries are intensely delicious and a perfect snack or addition to cereals, yogurt, or baking. While store-bought can be pricey, making them at home is simple and cost-effective. Learn how to freeze-dry strawberries using your Harvest Right freeze dryer for a concentrated burst of strawberry flavor. Find more preserving food recipes, preserving strawberries, self-sufficient living, and Freeze Dried Fruit at practicalselfreliance.com.