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Or learn to use beans as a fat replacement in your baking and cooking. Cheese â Yes, you can dehydrate cheese. BUT, and thereâs a big but about it. Itâs a high fat content food, that tends to go rancid much more quickly, and shouldnât be used for long-term storage. Better to buy commercially dried cheese to make sure youâre safe.
You can also dehydrate meat in a complete meal. See Dehydrating Meat in Chili. People write to me often to say how much they enjoy eating it on the trail. Dehydrating Meat: Sliced Ham. Choose lean precooked ham with fat content less than 10%. Deli ham sliced for sandwiches, about 1/16 of an inch thick, is good for dehydrating. Sliced roast beef or turkey may be dried also, but I mostly dry ham since roast beef is more expensive.