convection ovens........dehydrator.......

[Guest guest]

Judy wrote:

>>>vegwriter

Re: sprouted grain breads (to Christina)

Hi Christina,

What brand is your convection oven? What is the lowest temperature it can be

set to?

I'd like to get one if the temperature can be set low enough.

Thanks,

Judy<<<

 

Hi Judy,

 

My convection oven was a gift to me and I don't have any paperwork for

it. On the door handle is the name Maxim. I don't know if that's a brand,

or what. The lowest temperature appears to be 100 degrees.

 

I bought the dehydrator that I have at WalMart a long time ago. It's a

round American Harvester. I've been very pleased with it. If I have

long-term dehydrating to do this is what I use rather than the convection oven.

 

Bright Blessings,

 

Christina

 

May my journey benefit ALL beings!

 

Blessed Be the Peacemakers!

 

May Blesswings of Peace n Love surround you!

 

May your Mind be filled with Wisdom.

May your Eyes be filled with Beauty.

May your Soul be filled with Peace.

May your Heart be filled with Love.

May we ALL live in a State of Grace.

Peace Be With You Always.

~~Christina Moon

[Guest guest]

Hi Christina,

 

I have an excalibur dehydrator that I use. But it makes a lot of noise.

What do you use your convection oven for if not for long term dehydrating?

 

Judy

 

Judy wrote:

>>>vegwriter

Re: sprouted grain breads (to Christina)

Hi Christina,

What brand is your convection oven? What is the lowest temperature it can be

set to?

I'd like to get one if the temperature can be set low enough.

Thanks,

Judy<<<

 

Hi Judy,

 

My convection oven was a gift to me and I don't have any paperwork for

it. On the door handle is the name Maxim. I don't know if that's a brand,

or what. The lowest temperature appears to be 100 degrees.

 

I bought the dehydrator that I have at WalMart a long time ago. It's a

round American Harvester. I've been very pleased with it. If I have

long-term dehydrating to do this is what I use rather than the convection

oven.

 

Bright Blessings,

 

Christina

 

Judy Pokras

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