dehydrated apples

Our homemade dehydrated apple treats are a delicious and nutritious treat that your dog will love. Make a batch of these and store them in an air-tight container. They will keep for a month, unless you have hungry dogs... Well, and humans too!

Dehydrated Apple Treats

2.5 lbs Apples (organic)

tbsp Cinnamon (ground)

Wash, peel and core apples

Slice apples thin and even, about 1/4" with a mandolin or knife

Lay sliced rings on dehydrator trays, leave a small amount of space around each slice to allow air to circulate

Sprinkle apple slices with a very light dusting of cinnamon

Dehydrate at 135°F (57°C) for 6 to 8 hours, check at the 6 hour mark and continue to dry depending on the desired texture and if they will get eaten fast or stored

Check for, both inside and outside of rings, ideal slices will feel dry and leathery without being sticky

Tear an apple slice in half to check for moisture on the inside, it should resemble a dry sponge-like texture

Once done, cool for several hours and store in an airtight bag or container - make sure they are completely cool so as not to create any moisture

Give one to your pup, and to yourself and then store the rest in a dry, cool, dark place for up to a month

Dehydrated Apples

apples

Food dehydrator

Wash, quarter, and core apples. Slice into thin, even slices.

Lay the apple slices on dehydrator trays.

Turn on the dehydrator to 150-155 degrees F. (You may need to adjust this temp depending on your food dehydrator&#039;s tendancies.)

Dry for 6-10 hours (or more), until apple slices are dry and crispy as desired.

Allow dehydrator and fruit to cool, then store in a closed canning jar.

Dehydrating apples at home is easy do to in a dehydrator or oven. Dehydrated apples make a healthy snack and is a great way to store apples for the winter. Dried apples can be used in from scratch cooking and baking.

Home Dried Apple Rings and Apple Chips

Apples

Lemon juice (optional)

Cinnamon (optional)

Start with apples that you know you like...

Start with apples that you know you like and that are not bruised or mushy (save those for apple sauce).

Peel the apples if you want or just...

Peel the apples if you want or just scrub them with a little apple cider vinegar to get the wax off.

Core the apple and slice into 1/4" slices. I...

Core the apple and slice into 1/4" slices. I really like using an apple peeler/corer/slicer for this; it can also be used for pears.

Dip the apples in some water with citric...

Dip the apples in some water with citric acid (fruit fresh) or lemon juice in it to keep them from browning if you want to. Just like dehydrated bananas the apples turn brown if you don't but they taste just fine and are fine to eat.

Lay the apples on the dehydrator trays -...

Lay the apples on the dehydrator trays - you can sprinkle with a cinnamon sugar mix if you want to.

Dehydrate apples at 135°F for about 10 hours....

Dehydrate apples at 135°F for about 10 hours. You could also dehydrate them in the oven if your oven will go that low.

The dehydrated apple rings are done when they...

The dehydrated apple rings are done when they feel leathery but not crispy. If you like dried apple rings that are more like apple chips just keep them in the dehydrator longer.

Store dehydrated apples in an airtight container for...

Store dehydrated apples in an airtight container for up to six months.

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