20 Taste-Tested Easy Recipes Containing Dehydrated Food

Enjoy Over 20 Taste-Tested Easy-to-make Recipes that Contain Dehydrated Food!
Our food dehydrating mission came about after going through two hurricanes, back-to-back, and living without fresh food for almost two weeks. After eating up all the fresh stuff first so it wouldn't go off (no electricity for keeping the refrigerator running), we were amazed at how fast our stock of canned goods was also depleted. We became determined to be "pro-active" rather than "re-active".
This recipe book will also suit "prepper" folks (me included) who would rather be prepared in case of an event whereby a national scare closes down the food supply chain.
Inside, you'll find these tasty, easy to make main meal recipes:
Beef Stew
Potato and Bacon Hash
Ratatouille
Shepherd's Pie
Tuna Pasta Bake along with these soups:
Black Bean Soup
Carrot Soup
Cauliflower Soup
Celery and Potato Soup
Chicken Noodle Soup
Curried Celery and Potato Soup
Green Split Pea Soup
Lemony Chicken Orzo Soup
Lentil Soup
Tasty Tuna Fish Soup
Vegetable Soup
Velvety Pea Soup. We have a few delicious side dishes too:
Cauliflower Mash
Chicken Salad
and Tuna Salad which can be served on a couple of our bread recipes too! To finish off the meal:
Delectable Carrot Cake
Mom's Cranberry Pineapple Pie... Yummy!
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After hundreds of requests to put together a book featuring our recipes that contain dehydrated food, we created this just for you! All you simply wanted was: Easy tasty meals that contain dehydrated food that even your kids and spouse will eat!
As a "heads up", this book is NOT a book of recipes containing meals made SOLELY from dehydrated food; you will need to add meat, water, stock etc.!
All the dehydrated food ingredients listed in our recipes were dehydrated from fresh, or frozen, vegetables, i.e. "raw".
Thanks for your interest, and please feel free to leave a review after reading -- and Thank You again!
PS - One efficient way of ensuring a supply of "fresh" fruits and vegetables is to dehydrate them at their peak - and store them in plastic vacuum-sealed packages, for long-term storage in the event of more hurricanes and other disasters, natural or man-made.