Orange Slices On Christmas Tree

Orange Slices On Christmas Tree - 4 Take out any seeds if the orange slices have them. Depending on your tree size you may want to slice 3 to 4 oranges in total. Cut the orange widthwise into 1 cm 039 in slices. For a DEHYDRATOR set the dehydrator to 135 degrees F and let them dry until they arent sticky.

If not line the orange slices on your.

Orange Slices On Christmas Tree. Arrange the slices on the trays then bake for 45 mins-1 hr turning halfway through cooking until completely dried out. Slice the oranges and apples very thinly using a mandolin for the apples if you have one. I clearly needed to do something with them before they started to go bad.

3 Slice the oranges 14 thick with a serrated knife. Place the slices onto an oven rack not a baking tray as they will stick and burn. Place the orange slices on the oven.

Wash and dry the oranges. Dried oranges have a lot of uses. Lay the slices on an oven safe rack then place that rack on to a cooking sheet.

Preheat the oven to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Plus if you are like me as much as you adore clementines when they are in season you may have overestimated how many your family can eat at one time. Once cool stud the oranges with cloves.

It reminds me of a more simpler time when Christmas was more about spending precious time with your family instead of the multitude of new gadgets under the tree. Once dry let them sit for about a half hour. Cut orange slices to around 14 thick.

Set them on wire cookie racks not a metal cookie sheet because they can stick and dont dry as evenly Bake them at the lowest temperature your oven goes to for 4-6 hours or until no stickiness remains. Dab the extra juice off the orange slices with a paper towel. The thinner they are the more.

How To Make Dried Orange Slices The Art Of Doing Stuffthe Art Of Doing Stuff