How to Make Dehydrated Cranberries from Scratch

[@scarletjo9119]

Those cranberry cookies look SO delicious and I'm really glad you shared with us how you dehydrate your own cranberries! Love this! I will definitely be adding this to my collection of natural recipe ideas!

[@hannahshomecreated]

Oh my goodness, those cookies sound good! I love creating recipes and wouldn't have thought to make that, thank you for sharing❤

[@bjpanke9717]

I couldn't find out how much honey how much olive oil and how much salt you used for what amount of cranberries??? thanks!

[@robertj6950]

Good to see you had help!

[@lukelucy1980]

Sweet Video. I'm more apt to subscribe and support sites that provide proportions / recipe. I appreciate the Link to the cookie recipe, However your Head line is HT Dehydrate Cranberries from Scratch

[@homemaker345]

Yummy! 😊

[@oceanglass117]

Was that olive oil and icing sugar you sprinkled on top of cranberries to dehydrate? Looks so delicious

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Just olive oil and a little salt 😋

[@kimm1169]

I want a stove with a dehydrator!! Never new there was such a thing!!’

[@stephanieleeshepherd]

Do you have a link for that honey? That looks delicious!

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Darn, I do not! It was a local hobby in Wyoming. I wish I still had it.

[@judys5767]

What quantities of cranberries and honey were used? I have searched everywhere for that information but did not find.

[@KaristaP]

Yummy! I want some!

[@fshs1949]

❤❤❤

[@nebojsa1976]

How long can they last in jar?

[@JD-tn5tb]

@jenilee.thepioneerhome - Hi can you tell us the proportion of cranberries and honey and oil and salt? Also, if we buy fresh cranberries in bags at the store do we just freeze those in the bag and then take them out and cut them like you were doing or do we need to blanch before we freeze?

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

It's one bag of fresh cranberries, usually about 12 ounces, drizzle olive oil (about 1 tablespoon) and a sprinkle of salt. These are not sweet. If you want sweet add sugar. If they are fresh, you can just cut or chop them and dehydrate them. If you are using frozen then cut them while still firm.

[@IdaMaySmith]

Have you tried this in a regular dehydrator?

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

No, but I'm sure the recipe is the same. Yiu should give it a try! 😉

[@ericaegbert1933]

Watching this as I eat days old Dominos pizza 😳 #notagoodhomemaker

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Erica! sweet cousin. being a homemaker is more than homemade food. its love and happiness in the home. And you are full of love and happiness!

[@ericaegbert1933]

@@jenilee.thepioneerhome awww thanks Jen 🥰