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a jar of dehydrated garlic chips on a bench alongside a mortar and pestle and whole garlic bulbs

Dehydrated Garlic (and how to make garlic powder)

  • Author: Emma Lee
  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Cook Time: 8 hours
  • Total Time: 8 hours 10 minutes
  • Yield: 1 Jar
  • Category: Preserving
  • Method: Dehydrating
  • Cuisine: Australian

Description

Tires of sub-par tasteless, imported garlic in the colder months?  Here’s how to make homemade dehydrated garlic cloves and garlic powder and have year-round garlic for all your cooking needs.


Ingredients

  • Lots of garlic cloves

Instructions

  1. Separate each garlic bulb into cloves. Peel each clove of garlic of its outer skin.
  2. Assemble your food processor with a 2mm slicing disc. Slice all of the cloves into thin slices. If you are using a mandoline, aim for relatively uniform pieces.
  3. Lay all the garlic slices in a single layer onto dehydrator trays.
  4. Turn the dehydrator on to 60 degrees C and leave to dry for 8-10 hours until there is no moisture left and the garlic slices snap when broken.
  5. Once cool. store in airtight containers or mason jars for up to 12 months

Notes

Generally, I get at least one year’s shelf life from my dehydrated garlic flakes if they are dried correctly and stored in a cool dry place in preserving jars out of direct sunlight.

Keywords: garlic, dehydrating