Re: [gardeners] Dehydrate tomatoes

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Cut them in half length-wise and put in seed side down. You might pierce the
skins with a sharp knife to allow the heat to better penetrate. I got better
luck with mine that way. I dried a bunch of Yellow Pear two years ago and they
were excellent. I still kept them in the freezer because our humidity is so
high. I tried some in a quart fruit jar that I vacuum sealed and they stayed
okay for some months. They have to be completely dry or they will mold or rot.

George

Craig Watts wrote:
> 
> George,
> 
> Thanks for the input. I have Roma.
> 
> Small for typical tomatoes. Thought this should be good.
> 
> Should I cut them or de-seed? or put them in whole?
> 
> Thanks again.
> 
> Craig Watts

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