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Asparagus: Dehydrated vs Freeze Dried


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    Staci Radtke
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    @sjrad

    Locale: Wisconsin

    I am considering dehydrating asparagus and am wondering if anyone has had luck dehydrating and getting good results of rehydrating asparagus? We love asparagus and it would be very good to have at camp with some fresh caught fish. If the results are not so pleasant, how does freeze dried asparagus compare to fresh?

    Thanks again for your input.

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    Sarah Kirkconnell
    BPL Member

    @sarbar

    Locale: Homesteading On An Island In The PNW

    I have had the fd version, it is quite nice! Tastes fresh when rehydrated.

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    Elizabeth Tracy
    BPL Member

    @mariposa

    Locale: Outside

    I recently dehydrated some asparagus, and it turned out fine.

    It didn't pop back up to fully normal size, the way broccoli magically does. But the taste preserved pretty well.

    Might help to rehydrate it for a while in cold water before cooking.

    – Elizabeth

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    Laurie Ann March
    Member

    @laurie_ann

    Locale: Ontario, Canada

    Bryan and I have had great results drying asparagus. I often use it in soups and sauces and it comes back well.

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    Staci Radtke
    Member

    @sjrad

    Locale: Wisconsin

    Thanks everyone for your responses. I am going to give it a whirl and dehydrate some tonight.

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