The secret is keeping them dry. If the air around the fruit is restricted or moist (like keeping them in a container or the fridge) they will mold and rot. That's why you should separate each grape or roll them around often while drying. Added heat helps, as long as its not enough to cook the food.
People who know tell me the best way to dry food (tomatoes in my case) is to put them in the back window of a closed car in the summer. Stays warm, and keeps flies off.
Apparently, we have a few people who don't like us having a contest where we give away t-shirts for interacting with a humorous picture. Apparently, we also have a lot of people who like it!
OK, I'm stuck on the first question. I thought I might do well on this, since I have a degree in psychology. However, the first question asks me to choose between four reality TV stars. I barely recognize two names, but I don't know anything about any of them.
Yeah, Gail, but I imagine there are quite a few readers who are too young to know Hello. It was out during my first radio job, which was, like, the Stone Age.
People who know tell me the best way to dry food (tomatoes in my case) is to put them in the back window of a closed car in the summer. Stays warm, and keeps flies off.
Geez, the memory is really the first thing to go, isn't it.
http://www.neatorama.com/2007/09/09/hoof-hearted/