strawberry roll ups

Easy homemade fruit leather recipe made with strawberries and honey. No sugar added fruit roll ups for the perfect afternoon snack.

How to Make Fruit Leather - EASY

honey (optional)

Preheat oven to 150 &#8211; 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper (do not use wax paper).

Pour berries and honey into a blender or food processor and puree until smooth.

Pour berry mixture onto parchment lined 9&#215;13-inch pan(21cm x 31cm). If you wish to remove the berry seeds, pour it through a sieve or ring it through a cloth (much faster).

Spread the berry mixture with a spatula to a thin even layer.

Bake for 6 hours, until leather peels away easily from the parchment. Set on the counter to fully cool down for 4 hours or overnight.

Using scissors cut the parchment paper from the edges and then into strips. Roll them up, parchment and all.

Use Silpat sheets.  My fruit leather turned out a little thin, but it came off really easily.  Just need to make it thicker next time.  Also, I used honey, I read somewhere you can also use corn syrup but sugar may crystalize.

I just made the Apple Cinnamon Fruit Leather from your Best Homemade Kids' Snacks on the Planet book. I had the puree in the oven at about 175 for 11 hours. I used a 1/4 sheet pan with parchment paper and they come off the paper without any trouble. A bit tough on the edges, but perfect texture in the middle. Great flavor and the kids really like it! Just took lots of extra time.

Hi there.  Can you actually make it thicker if you want? Like a 1/2 inch. I wanted to make a sheet and cut it into little cubes. :)

I did as instructed with an Excalibur dehydrator (I can set the temp to whatever I want). It's delicious, but it sealed to the parchment paper. Any tips on getting it off?

I make mine in a dehydrator. Wipe the trays with a very light layer of spray oil using a paper towel. Too much oil will change the taste, so be sure it is only a teeny bit. Dried rolls will peel right off.

I made these today and they turned out wonderful!  I also used an Excalibur dehydrator and if you look in the book that comes with it, it states for fruit leathers to set the temp to 135 for 4-6 hours.  I did for 4 hours and they turned out great.  The first couple of sheets were poured a little too thin and we had to work carefully to pull off ( I had used the sheets that was ordered with the Excalibur) so next time I'm going to just use parchment paper.  The other trays/sheets seemed to have the right amount poured and came off great!  I pulled some peaches out of the freezer I had put up this summer and combined that with fresh apples I had gotten at an orchard.  Thanks so much for the recipe, will be making multiple times!

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