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Drying forage
- Thread starter Siikibam
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It depends on what it is.
I usually rinse everything first in a big metal colander in the garden.
I then lay it out on old bath towels in the sun to dry.
If i have a lot and it's a bit breezy I put it in newspaper lined cat littler trays to stop it blowing away (they were never used for cats - just piggy forage).
If the weather outside isn't great I bring things inside and put them on the floor in a sunny spot (or a windowsill if you have one - we don't).
I turn things around occasionally to make sure everything gets properly dried.
Once it's dry I put it in an old biscuit tin.
For larger branches I hang these up in the garage.
I usually rinse everything first in a big metal colander in the garden.
I then lay it out on old bath towels in the sun to dry.
If i have a lot and it's a bit breezy I put it in newspaper lined cat littler trays to stop it blowing away (they were never used for cats - just piggy forage).
If the weather outside isn't great I bring things inside and put them on the floor in a sunny spot (or a windowsill if you have one - we don't).
I turn things around occasionally to make sure everything gets properly dried.
Once it's dry I put it in an old biscuit tin.
For larger branches I hang these up in the garage.
I also just remembered that ages ago I wrote a post about drying dandelions in the oven;
Dried Dandelions
Dried Dandelions