Re: [CH] Drying Hot Peppers..

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The only problem with this is some of my peppers are moldy.  They are
inside but I guess the humidity from outside (we're in Coastal NC) may be
affecting them.

Joe Arditi wrote:

> Anthony,
> The simplest way doesn't cost any investment (such as a food
> dehydrator).
> Just string them up into a vertical ristra with a needle and thread and
> place in a sunny windowsill.  Right now I have Pueblo, Cayenne and  Hot
> Lemon on different strings and they are totally dried out.  Even easier
> for tiny, thin skinned varieties such as Tabasco, Thai Sun and
> Fluorescent is to just place them on a paper plate in a sunny
> windowsill.
> Hope this helps,
> Pepper Joe
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