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Food Drying with an Attitude: A Fun and Fabulous Guide to Creating Snacks, Meals, and Crafts

2 reviews
Mary T. Bell

Skyhorse Publishing, 2008

I LOVE her attitude!!!
Since I already have Mary Bell's "Complete Dehydrator Cookbook", which showed so much more than I'd ever known before, the title of this book really got my attention. And the recipes!!! YUMMY!!!! I packed several items when I had to make a trip to my specialist (3 hours each way) and I saved money, ate delicious, nutritious foods and didn't have to do the "fast food" stops like before. Will be ...

Mary Bell's Complete Dehydrator Cookbook

22 reviews
Mary Bell

William Morrow and Co., Inc., 1994

Mary Bell's Complete Dehydrator Cookbook
I needed to get more information on how to dehydrate foods, what foods were good to dehydrate and then how do I use them later in a recipe. This book covers all that and I am looking forward to using it very often as my resource.

The Incredible Journey: WITH Burnett, F.H. "Secret Garden" AND "Little Princess" AND Nesbit, E. "Railway ...

80 reviews
Sheila Burnford, Frances Hodgson Burnett, ...

Hodder Children's Books, 1997

It really is an incredible journey
In the Incredible Journey by Shelia Burnford 3 animals go on a dangerous current owner (John Longbridge) is not clear but they somehow know their former owner is coming back. Three animals venture from their own home off to their old home and encounter many dangers along the way. Not long after they leave they meet a bear who starts scratching and swiping at Bodger the bull terrier. Then a ...

The World We Saw
Mary Bell Decker

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

Just Jerky : The Complete Guide to Making It

6 reviews
Mary Bell

Dry Store Publishing Company, the, 1996

It's short, fun but complete and to-the-point
I can't remember exactly when I became introduced to beef jerky. I believe it was on the way to a Boy Scout camping trip when the troop stopped at a convenience store and one of my fellow scouts bought some of that weird-looking beef jerky stuff sold by the cash register. Years later, in grad school, I realized I could make jerky in my apartment. I bought a cheap dehydrator and some mixes ...