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INSTRUCTION | P22

Fruit

INSTRUCTION | P23

Fruit

PREPARATION

Wash fruit and dry with paper towels. Remove any blemishes, pips and stones, 
then slice evenly to a thickness of between 5mm and 10mm. Pre-treat where 
recommended. Read following table for further information.

PRE-TREATMENT

The pre-treatment of fruit is recommended to help slow down browning while the 
fruit is drying. We recommended you use a natural pre-treatment solution of 
pineapple or lemon juice. Soak prepared, sliced fruit for 1-2 minutes in the juice 
before placing on drying racks.

BLANCHING

Some fruits with natural protective wax coatings e.g. figs, grapes and prunes, need 
to be blanched to speed the drying process. To blanch place whole fruits in boiling 
water for 1 - 2 minutes. Then plunge into ice cold water, slice and commence 
drying.

DRYING TEMPERATURE

Most fruits should be dehydrated at a temperature of 75 degrees C.

Fruits

Preparation

Pre-Treatment Dry-Test

Time

Apples

Core & Slice

Soak in 
pre-treatment

Pliable

8-12 Hrs

Apricots

Cut in half, 
stone,
slice in quar-
ters

Soak in 
pre-treatment

Pliable

12-18 Hrs

Bananas

Peel & Slice

Dip in 
pre-treatment

Pliable

12-14 Hrs

Berries

Remove stalks
& slice

None

Crisp

7-12 Hrs

Citrus 
Fruits

Peel & Slice

None

Crisp

14-18 Hrs

Fruits

Preparation

Pre-Treatment Dry-Test

Time

Cherries

Remove stems,
cut in half & 
remove stone

Blanch

Leathery

10-14 Hrs

Figs

Remove Stem 
and half or 
quarter 

Blanch

Leathery

14-18 Hrs

Grapes

Use seedless,
remove stem &
halve

Blanch

Pliable

18-22 Hrs

Kiwi Fruit

Peel & Slice

None

Pliable

10-12 Hrs

Mangoes

Peel & Slice

None

Pliable

8-10 Hrs

Melons

Remove skin &
seeds

None

Leathery

14-16 Hrs

Nectarines

Halve & remove
stone

Soak in 
pre-treatment

Pliable

12-16 Hrs

Paw Paw

Peel & remove
Black seeds

None

Leathery

12-16 Hrs

Peach

Peel, halve &
remove stone

Soak in
pre-treatment

Leathery

12-16 Hrs

Pineapple

Peel & remove
core

None

Pliable

14-16 Hrs

Plums

Halve & remove
stones

None

Leathery

12-16 Hrs

Summary of Contents for Breeze Food Dehydrator

Page 1: ...LUVELE BREEZE FOOD DEHYDRATOR com au Instruction Booklet LBFD500AUS...

Page 2: ...aged appliance incl Mains cable Operate appliance only through a professionally installed socket supplying the correct voltage and do not use extension cables Never remove main cable with wet hands or...

Page 3: ...r than 8 years old and supervised Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children less than 8 years Check the power supply cord for damage from time to time If the power supply cord is damage...

Page 4: ...tures NOTE Remove both drip trays after each use and clean thoroughly Features FAN COVER VENTS IMPORTANT The Fan Cover Vents can be opened and closed The closed position is used when cleaning of the P...

Page 5: ...between 25 and 75 degrees C with 5 degree C increments On the low temperature settings of 25 and 30 degrees C the digital timer can be set for a drying period of up to 72 hours For temperatures betwee...

Page 6: ...ther to create a hollow structure BPA FREE TRAY HOLDER BPA FREE HANGING RACK Place the Hanging Rack on top of the Tray Holder stack then use the supplied Stainless Steel Hooks to hang items for drying...

Page 7: ...rature range of between 35 and 75 degrees C a maximum drying time of 24 hours only should be set WARNING Do not operate at a temperature above 30 degrees C for more that 24 hours NON STICK SILICONE ME...

Page 8: ...er S T E P 2 NOTE THE TRAY HOLDERS CANNOT BE WASHED IN A DISHWASHER Do not put the Power Base Unit in water Wipe down the Power Base Unit with a damp soapy cloth only S T E P 3 Set the Power Base Unit...

Page 9: ...r damaged sections Lay food pieces evenly onto the trays Do not overlap the food pieces as this may inhibit drying As each tray is loaded stack them one by one onto the Power Base Unit ready for dryin...

Page 10: ...g strips for drying If any excess liquid remains on the meat from basting remove with paper towel When hanging your strips of meat be sure to separate your strips evenly throughout the dehydrator usin...

Page 11: ...flavours do not mix STORAGE The storage area should be cool dry and dark The darker and cooler the storage area the longer the dried foods will last The ideal storage temperature for dehydrat ed food...

Page 12: ...a temperature of 75 degrees C Fruits Preparation Pre Treatment Dry Test Time Apples Core Slice Soak in pre treatment Pliable 8 12 Hrs Apricots Cut in half stone slice in quar ters Soak in pre treatmen...

Page 13: ...for 4 5 minutes Brittle 8 10 Hrs Beans Cut into lengths Steam blanch until translucent Brittle 6 8 Hrs Beetroot Remove skin and slice Cook until tender Brittle 12 14 Hrs Broccoli Soak in salt water f...

Page 14: ...read cheese vegetables and cookies 3 5 Hrs Chili Peppers Pods Rinse and dice Mild onion flavor use in moist recipes 2 3 Hrs Coriander Seeds Clip entire plant dip in boiling water Sausage pickling spic...

Page 15: ...at 75 degrees C until flowers are brittle To make potpourri use a handful of flowers blossoms and petals and combine with 3 4 drops of perfumed oil e g tea rose or lavender Arrange flowers blossoms a...

Page 16: ...t to make any warranty claim as simple as possible for you All you need to do is contact us at support luvele com au and provide us information about the problem you are having with your item Firstly...

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