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Zucchini Flour

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  • Author: Ann

Description

It only takes one ingredient to make zucchini flour: lots of zucchini. Lightly sweet, zucchini flour adds nutrition and a little extra yum to everything you bake.


Ingredients

Several large zucchini


Instructions

  1. Slice the zucchini into thin slices and put on dehydrator trays. Set the dehydrator on 120 – 140 degrees F. and let dry for 6 – 10 hours until the zucchini slices are completely dry and a little crispy. (Timing will depend on the thickness of your slices, humidity, and moisture content in the zucchini.)
  2. Put the zucchini slices into a food processor and process until the zucchini is very fine.
  3. If the zucchini flour is still not to a flour texture, put the zucchini into a spice grinder or flour mill and process until it looks like flour. Store in a sealed container.
  4. Substitute for 1/4 to 1/3 of the regular flour in recipes.

Notes

As long as the zucchini was completely dry the zucchini flour will keep for several months at room temperature.

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