Don't Let It Go to Waste | Dry Pantry Clear Out & Organization
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- You've done all that work dehydrating food for your family. And you let it sit in your pantry and look pretty. But if you let it sit too long, it may not be good! Be sure to organize, label, clear and rotate! Watch how I manage my inventory and make 2nd and 3rd uses out of things!!
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All I can say is that you’re not only my dehydrating BFF, you’re my dehydrating GURU! It’s so nice to have you back! Hope you’re feeling fantastic! ❤❤❤
Fantastic would be stretching it :D But yes, definitely feeling about 80% better!
Greetings from Portugal! ❤🇵🇹 Love your channel!
Thanks for the reminder that I need to use more of my dehydrated things! The jars look so pretty when full of goodies though and it is very reassuring to have my own personal store in my spare room wall-to-wall cabinets. I just did a major spring clean last week and it all looks lovely.
I inherited a big dehydrator from my parents years ago and you got me started on actually dehydrating things. Your channel is so organized and helpful.
I'm glad you've found it helpful!!
Always love your videos my dehydrating guru
The brush….brilliant
Can you show a video on how to rehydrate different things?
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Hello Darcy from Chicago. I find that the most dissappointing find is an unlabled jar. I want to thank you for the latest newsletter. I'm going tthrough things to use by making seasoning and bouillions. I ground dry tomatoes to make my own tomato bouillion. I love your recipes, using the carmelized onions. The live was great.I love seeing the community being so supportive.❤❤
ScienceAlert has an interesting article on orange peel and heart inflammation. I bruised my heart in a car accident a year ago. Without knowing the connection, I have been adding dried orange peel to yogurt, meat marinade, ice tea and water. I have been obsessed with drying oranges and eating the peels.
Wow very interesting.
Will check that out! Thank you
Great video, Darcy! I’m at that point where I need to use/combine my dehydrated goods. I have 3 little shaker bottles with larger than average holes. I’ve been wondering for awhile what to do with them, but they seem perfect for my powders. I love eggs, but am not supposed to have the yolks, so adding the greens and other powders to the little shakers so I can more easily add them to my eggs makes me hardly miss the yolks. I will be starting on this project in the next couple of days. Thanks, as always for sharing! ❤
Darcy, following along and going through my dehydrations thank you!
Awesome!!
Darcy you are so full of good ideas it's amazing! I hope you're doing well after your surgery and that you are continuing to improve. I will be getting all my stuff set up at the end of July when my daughter and her family move back to New York and I don't have to worry about little kiddos getting into my dehydrator and I will be cooking meals instead of her. Which I have loved. Thank you again for all you do for us!
I'm glad it helped! Enjoy the calm after the storm ;)
Have noted that you seem to be finding your rhythm once again. Slow and steady will win your race. Glad that you reminded me that this is my 3rd quarter project and I need to get it mapped onto my planner!
You mentioned that you still have a little light on the storage space. When my daughter broke her closet doors I couldn't afford to replace them. So I bought a twin size flat sheet and a spring curtain rod. Cut a small slit on the back side of the top of the sheet on both sides, slide the rod in and adjust it to fit tight. And if you don't have a sewing machine just trim the bottom as long as you need it. And if you use a dark colored sheet it will make your dry food pantry darker. When needed take it down wash and dry and put back up. That's what I did on a metal book shelf for my dehydrated jars. Works great!
The dried fruits and powders are also good in overnight oats 😋😋
Thank you for reminding me that it is ok to use it!
Excellent info. Thanks so much!❤
You are so welcome!
Enjoyed the video!
I just made ketchup with tomato powder. Yum!
Thank you for this video! I've used a dehydrator for years but only been truly been using it for the last maybe 2 years...... before it was used sporadically with making jerky. Last year we purchased a bigger and much nicer dehydrator. I have jars and jars of cabbage, onions, potatoes, tomatoes and more and they are beautiful but I'm struggling with how to use them. I will check out your videos for the meals in jars, especially the eggroll in a bowl! Great video!!
The links are in the cards on the video - or you can just go to my video home page and do a quick search.
😊 love it, I need to consolidate some jars(clover and corn silk). Lol the dog has let me know he's unhappy with amount of dog treats I've done lately 😂
😁 Then you'd better fix that!
@@ThePurposefulPantry Lol, it's in works for tonight.
Thanks for this info 🎉
You bet!
Hi, Darcy! Do items have a longer shelf life if powdered? For example: whole blueberries vs blueberry powder. Thank you! 😊
No - shorter.
About a year and a half ago I was downsizing everything. My cookbooks were out of control, I stopped counting at 120! 🤷♀️ I’m down to 34 and I think a few more need to go. I get most of them (80% or so) from thrift stores.
I was a thrift store cookbook collector and eventually started to scan the few good recipes from some books and donated them back. Those with cell phones/cameras can also take a pic to the page you want to keep.
@@islandgal500 maybe print out special ones just-in-case this gov? takes grid down
@@bluebirdgramma6317 Don't know why a govt. would take the grid down or why that would affect my saved scans???? I have some printed and most are saved to portable hard drives (with backup), so all I need is for my computers to keep working and read the files. Simple files so even my newest computer and 20 year-old laptop reads them all.
Is there anyway to safely dehydrate eggs?
Depends on what you mean by 'safely'. According to the NCHFP and other food safety pro's, no. BUT..educate yourself and make the decision for yourself. Here's more info: www.thepurposefulpantry.com/how-to-preserve-eggs/
I love dehydrating food but I'm terrib l e at using most of it. I just do not plan ahead enough to use it since time to rehydrate must happen. 😢
Your video gave me a kick in the butt to go check my dried products. I know that I need to get them more organized. What do you do with items that you most likely will not eat or has been on the shelf too long to do anything with?
I showed that through the video ;) and if it's something you can't do one of those ideas with, or is so old you can see that it's not useful anymore, compost it.
@@ThePurposefulPantry Thank you!
Great video! Can you tell me where you purchased your 'fan' brush you cleaned your jar with? THANKS for sharing! I've learned a lot.
From an art supply store in the clearance section.
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Do you hydrate the strawberries before using in your oatmeal? Thanks for showing and explaining your reorganization!
Yep - I just toss them in when the hot water goes in.
Is that a magic bullet you are using to powder with?
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Since elderberries are so good for health. Would they be good ground up and mixed with the beets you take everyday?
No - because they would have to be cooked first, then ground, but because I don't know what nutrition is still left because they are older, I'm not sure it is worth doing that. I have to check with some natural-medicine friends to see what they'd do.
I think I heard you say dried kimchi! Can you actually dry that and other ferments? Would it still have probiotic properties? And would you do it like other vegetables? Thank you!
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@@ThePurposefulPantry thank you so much! I have a tub from Costco that I would love to get out of my fridge…
If I powder the oranges will the rinds make it bitter?
depends on how thick it is. The pith is what is bitter (white part) as well as the membrane (the part that separates and surrounds the segments), and it depends on how thick the pith is.