Book by Thomas, Noreen Jo, Thomas, Noreen
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Noreen Jo Thomas Author/ Speaker/ Health consultant Noreen teaches classes on food dehydrating, gardening, culinary cooking classes and nutrition topics nationwide. Noreen has a bachelor of science degree in food ad nutrition and microbiology. She is a freelance writer and author of "Dehydrator Delights", "Caterpillar Scramble and Cantaloupe Boats" and Project Nutrition newsletter. She has appeared on "Donuhue", "Good Morning Kansas City:, "Good Morning Montana" and the Wall Street Journal, Boston Globe and radio shows such as Sausalto, California's-KJO's "Health Talk" and syndicated radio "Agri-talk". Noreen energizes any group, motivates listening audiences, or informs readers on current nutrition tropics, Noreen is past president of American Heart Association of Clay County, I remember back to the taste of the dried fruit my grandmother made from fruit in her orchard. Nothing compared - not even fresh fruit. The dried fruit was so much sweeter and the room smelled like fresh pie. She didn't have the luxury of a food dehydrator, but used the sun and hand made screens. The taste and smell is still filed away in my memory. Now as an adult, I use a dehydrator and enjoy that same flavor and aroma with my children. I have taught a number of dehydrator classes and was frustrated with the lack of good, updated books. Dehydrator Delights gives you a simple, straightforward approach to drying fruits and vegetables. I have been an avid dryer for about 11 years and about 12 tons later, I'll give you the benefit of my short cuts and lessons learned.
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