RE: [CH] making dry habs

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What was the atmosphere in the truck like.
I transported one sealed package of habs that sat in the car one hot
afternoon and my S.O. complained of the smell and watery eyes for weeks.

<< Jim >>

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Subject: [CH] making dry habs


I bought a package of about ten Melissa's Habaneros, right before going on
vacation. After using two of them in my lemonade, I took the plastic wrap
off the package and placed it on the dashboard of my truck, were they sat in
the sun for two weeks they dried great no mold. I live about 5 miles from
Jim's fields, so the climate is the same.


Big Ed


> Hello to everyone I need to ask something I have 5 pounds of orange
> Habaneros that I want to make into a powder. Now I do not have a
> dehydrator can I do it in the oven? And how? Thanks for any input. Harold
>
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