HOW TO DRY VEGETABLES FOR HOME USE
Instructions describe drying vegetables and fruits at home using ovens or special driers. It covers selection, washing, blanching, and gradual heat steps from 110 to 145 F, with detailed guidance for beans, lima beans, peas, and corn. It notes that dried produce stores well and preserves flavor when done carefully.
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