Dehydrated Pepper Seeds
By : Yogurt Hydro | 0 Comments | On : November 9, 2014 | Category : Dehydrating, Food, Preserve
I was already dehydrating vegetable greens, and put these in at the same time.
We’d bought a large mixed bag of bell pepper and pablano peppers and I saved the seeds from them as we used them over a few days.
These are both mild peppers.
I added my small tray of pepper seeds to a 200F degree oven and left the door open slightly to allow moisture to escape.
I shook the tray of mixed seeds regularly to help them dry evenly.
Once they felt completely dehydrated (I believe it was 3 – 4 hours) I removed them and let them cool before storing in a small glass jar (an old spice container or ziplock would work just as well).
Dehydrated Bell Pepper & Pablano Pepper Seeds
These could also be crushed or ground but I like the look of them whole.
The flavor is wonderful and can be added to almost anything.
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