How To Dry Raspberries
Author: Maryam Ayres
Time for reading: ~1
minutes
Last Updated:
August 08, 2022
CHAPTERS (Table Of Contents)
Raspberry is a tasty, healthy and fragrant berry. We are used to harvesting raspberries for the winter in the form of jam, jam, compotes. Many raspberries are frozen, which is also very convenient. Another great way to save this berry for winter use is to dry the raspberries.
How to dry raspberries at home
Raspberry is a tasty, healthy and fragrant berry. We are used to harvesting raspberries for the winter in the form of jam, jam, compotes. Many raspberries are frozen, which is also very convenient. Another great way to save this berry for winter use is to dry the raspberries.
No matter how strange it may sound, raspberries dry well. True, for this you need an electric dryer. In the oven or outdoors, this method will not work, since the raspberry is a juicy berry. She quickly begins to let juice and deteriorate. Therefore, it must be dried quickly and with strong ventilation. An electric dryer works great for this.
For drying, choose slightly unripe or ripe berries, and use overripe ones for other preparations. During drying, do not touch the berries so that juice does not start to stand out from them. You can only change the trays of the dryer in places. Dried raspberries should be easily rubbed between the fingers into a powder.
Such raspberries are perfect for brewing tea, cooking compotes and jelly, adding to pastries. Also, dried raspberries can be ground in a coffee grinder and added to creams, ice cream, desserts, decorate cakes, rolls and pastries.
Store dried raspberries in a tightly closed dry container in a dry, dark and cool place.
Recipes with fresh raspberry ingredient
- Raspberry fresh
- Dryer for vegetables and fruits
How to dry raspberries step by step instructions with photos
Step 1
For work, we need fresh unminted raspberries, a dryer for vegetables and fruits.
Step 2
Sort out raspberries. Remove damaged berries, stalks.
Step 3
Arrange the raspberries in a single layer on the drying racks. Dry until ready at 60°C. This will take approximately 12-14 hours.
Step 4
Dried raspberries are easily rubbed between the fingers into a powder.
Step 5
Raspberries are ready. Store dried raspberries in a dry, tightly closed container in a dark, cool place.