Comments on: Tropical Fruit Leathers https://www.freshoutdo.com/tropical-fruit-leathers/ Thu, 10 Dec 2020 23:12:04 +0000 hourly 1 By: Fresh Out Do https://www.freshoutdo.com/tropical-fruit-leathers/#comment-80050 https://www.freshoutdo.com/?p=9409#comment-80050 In reply to Zsombor Lacza.

Thanks for sharing this. We’ve never tried dehydrating jam before but we can’t see any reason why it wouldn’t be totally delicious. 24-hour dry time does seem a bit longer than usual, but I’m sure it’s worth it. It’s all passive “cook time” anyways. Just don’t forget about it! ????

]]> By: Fresh Out Do https://www.freshoutdo.com/tropical-fruit-leathers/#comment-80046 https://www.freshoutdo.com/?p=9409#comment-80046 In reply to Sheryl.

Ha! We wish! No, these are definitely a “make at home” sort of snack.

]]> By: Sheryl https://www.freshoutdo.com/tropical-fruit-leathers/#comment-64923 https://www.freshoutdo.com/?p=9409#comment-64923 You keep a freezer and blender and dehydrator in your car? And enough power to make these while car camping? Impressive. Impractical, but impressive.

]]> By: Zsombor Lacza https://www.freshoutdo.com/tropical-fruit-leathers/#comment-57716 https://www.freshoutdo.com/?p=9409#comment-57716 Great recipe! We have just started to dry all kinds of fruit leathers with my kids and they love it. Best food they take out for their 4-5 hour sailing training and competition sessions. Also started to take it to school. One idea: try jam instead. We have some older, home-made jams lying around and poured them into the trays. it takes 18-24-36 hours to dry, but the wait is worth it. Even less than perfect jams make very tasty fruit leathers. If they are but soft we can roll them up with crushed almonds on top, or if they are very dry we roll them up tightly and cut small slices like a sausage. Either way is fine. Makes you wonder how concentrated it is if you start with 1 kg of fresh fruit, end up with 200 g jam, then about 4 sheets of fruit leather.

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