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Taste of Summer

 
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Here is something from long ago.  Fresh sliced and diced cantaloupe (or any melon I would think), dusted with a coating of powdered sugar, with a Borage flower, and into the dehydrator.  These tiny bits of Summer, floating in a cup of tea while the snow is falling, well I don't think it could get much better.

Ahhh, fresh Peaches might work also


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I dehydrate watermelon and cantaloupe - have tried both salted and unsalted - and we love it, for a summery winter snack! It tastes like a promise!
 
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