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Silicone mat, parchment flip, and dehydration workflow

Use an appropriate nonstick liner, then expose the underside only after the leather is strong enough to handle.

FOOD-023REV A
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CLASSIFICATIONFOOD
STATUSStarting Point
MATERIALKITCHEN / RECIPE
DISPOSITIONPUBLIC / STARTING POINT
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A RECIPE TO MAKEADDED TO THIS RECORD

A full applesauce method and a measured 1.5-cup root-beer bowl complete the recorded six-bowl project; the six proposed flavor identities are explicitly new.

Added . This recipe addition is separate from the original notes below; it is not a claim of a tested batch.

Applesauce fruit leather with six flavor options

New matching flavor plan based on the FOOD-019/FOOD-022 applesauce concept, with drying guidance checked against NCHFP. The six proposed flavor choices and conservative refrigerated keeping period are newly composed, not recovered or kitchen-tested.

YIELD
1 sheet, about 8 strips
PREP / WAIT
10 minutes
COOK
Approximately 6–10 hours at 140°F

Ingredients

  • 2 cups smooth unsweetened applesauce
  • 1 tbsp honey, optional
  • 1/8 tsp regular-strength food-grade vanilla extract for the default flavor

Method

  1. Mix the applesauce, optional honey and vanilla. For a different flavor, substitute one of the measured options in the notes; do not add all six to one bowl.
  2. Spread 1/8 inch thick on a dehydrator fruit-leather sheet, using a second tray if needed.
  3. Dry at 140°F for about 6–10 hours, until the center leaves no indentation and both sides are leathery without wet pockets. If the bottom is damp, peel when firm enough, turn onto a compatible liner and continue drying.
  4. Peel while pliable, cut into strips and roll with parchment. Cool completely before sealing.

Notes & storage

  • Six proposed flavors per 2-cup bowl: vanilla, 1/8 tsp vanilla extract; orange, 1/8 tsp orange extract; almond, 1/8 tsp almond extract; lemon, 1 tsp finely grated zest plus 2 tsp juice; lime, 1 tsp finely grated zest plus 2 tsp juice; root beer, 1/8 tsp regular-strength food-grade root-beer extract. Use a smaller dose if a concentrated flavoring label requires it.
  • For the historical six-bowl size, make five 2-cup bowls and one 1.5-cup root-beer bowl. The separate root-beer recipe gives that smaller bowl exactly. These proposed flavor choices are not recovered original flavor identities.
  • Use manufacturer-approved liners and keep required air passages open. Store airtight in the refrigerator and use within 1 week for this untested flavor variation, or freeze up to 2 months.

Small-batch root-beer applesauce leather

New matching 1.5-cup recipe, adapted from FOOD-019/FOOD-020 with a conservative starting flavor dose. The exact original extract brand and concentration were not recovered.

YIELD
1 small sheet, about 6 strips
PREP / WAIT
10 minutes
COOK
Approximately 6–10 hours at 140°F

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cups smooth unsweetened applesauce
  • 2 tsp honey, optional
  • 1/16 tsp regular-strength food-grade root-beer extract, plus up to another 1/16 tsp if desired

Method

  1. Stir applesauce with optional honey and 1/16 tsp extract. Taste and add the remaining measured extract if needed; concentrated flavoring must stay within its label dose.
  2. Spread 1/8 inch thick on an approved fruit-leather liner. Dry at 140°F for about 6–10 hours, until the center is firm and the underside has no damp spots.
  3. Peel while pliable, cut into strips, roll with parchment and cool fully before sealing.

Notes & storage

  • This small bowl matches the 1.5-cup project note. Flavoring strengths vary, so the earlier “up to 1.5 tsp” is not a universal dose.
  • Refrigerate airtight and use within 1 week, or freeze up to 2 months. This flavored variation has no validated room-temperature shelf life.

TECHNICAL NOTES///

Use an appropriate nonstick liner, then expose the underside only after the leather is strong enough to handle.

ORIGINAL RECORD / RETAINED NOTESCooking / recipe

GOALRun the first test described in this guide and record the result for silicone mat, parchment flip, and dehydration workflow.

INGREDIENTS

  • Exact quantities were not preserved in the manifest entry; add the recovered batch sheet when available.

STEPS

  • Confirm the silicone mat or parchment is rated for the dehydrator temperature and does not block required airflow.
  • Spread the purée evenly and dry until it can peel in one piece without smearing.
  • If the underside remains damp, invert onto suitable parchment or a compatible tray, remove the original liner and continue drying.
  • Cool and inspect both sides before rolling and packaging.

TROUBLESHOOTING

  • Do not use wax paper. Peeling too early tears the sheet; overdrying thin edges makes them brittle. Tray liners can extend drying time.

SAFETY / LIMITS

  • Treat this as a public recipe note, not a substitute for current food-safety guidance.

THINGS TO WATCH FOR

Do not use wax paper. Peeling too early tears the sheet; overdrying thin edges makes them brittle. Tray liners can extend drying time.

RESULTBoth sides are leathery, the center is not wet and no liner material adheres to the food.

DEVELOPMENT HISTORY///

2026.09.01Rev A

Imported as an independent manifest record; public copy keeps uncertainty visible.

SPECIFICATION///

TypeKitchen / recipe
SourceRecovered notes and content manifest
ValidationNext test should record batch, temperature, time, and result

RELEASED MATERIAL///

food-023-public-summary.txtPUBLIC SUMMARY / RECOVERED NOTES
WHERE THIS STANDS

Both sides are leathery, the center is not wet and no liner material adheres to the food.

The record keeps what is known at this revision. Unfinished tests stay unfinished here.
RECORD FOOD-023DISPOSITION / PUBLIC / STARTING POINTBUILD 0.4.17