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Step 1
Slice your citrus as thinly as you can (this is where using a mandoline comes in handy). 1-2 millimeters thick is ideal. Discard the ends.
Step 2
Arrange your slices in one layer in the basket of your air fryer and set inside. It’s okay if your slices touch - they just shouldn’t overlap.
Step 3
Select the “dehydrate” setting, and make sure you oven is set to the highest convection setting. Set the temperature to 175 degrees and the time to 2 hours and 30 minutes. You’ll know the citrus is ready when the pulp is transparent, with an appearance like stained glass!
Step 4
Once cooled, store your dried citrus in an airtight container. It should last at least 2 years.