Make fruit leather from any over ripe fruit.
General method
- Tropical fruits - mangos and papaya
- Stone fruits - apricots, plum, peaches
- Berries - like strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries
- Other fruits - apples, pears, kiwi, grapes, banana
- Blend the ingredients into a smooth puree consistency
- Pour the mix into a baking tray lined with a silicon pad.
- Dry at low temp in the oven (80c or 175F) for 4-5 hours, checking every hour. Alternatively, you can use a dehydrator if you have one or sun dry the puree.
- Cut in strips, roll and store in airtight jars.
Additions
- You can cook the fruit first to kill any bacteria.
- Add some salt and citric acid to turn it into a fruity sour candy.
- Add some honey or maple syrup if you want some sweetness.
- You can find more recipes for fruit leather. Different countries have their own version of fruit leather e.g. Lavashak (Persian fruit leather) or Aam Papad (Indian mango fruit leather recipe).
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