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Old September 17, 2018   #16
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Mostly, here in Texas, getting things to dry enough is not too hard to do, LOL. One year, I used a parked PU and just put in sheet pans with peppers and tomato slices, shook them around 1 time a day and didn't take long at all to get tomatoes to dry leathery and completely dry peppers.
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