Freeze drying meals recipes

Shopping for easy, ready-made meals for backpacking or your emergency go-bag? These are my top picks for the best freeze-dried meals out there.

I've been using my Harvest Right freeze dryer every day! Check out my huge list of foods you can put in your freeze dryer. Tips included too!

Not everything should be freeze dried. See what I won't freeze dry again and why. Don't make the same mistakes I did.

Casseroles can be freeze dried by removing any excess oils and fats, and by dividing the casserole into small, individual-sized portions before freeze-drying. Another easy option is to freeze-dry the ingredients to make the casserole, so that the casserole can be made any time in the future.

Meals in Jar recipes are the perfect way to use your dehydrated foods, along with pantry staples, to create long-term food storage meals.

Soup is perfect for food storage and your storage needs. Check out how to freeze dry soup of any kind. The ultimate comfort food.

Make easy and delicious convenience meals by making this freeze-dried or frozen chicken pot pie recipe.

Freeze-drying is one of the fastest-growing methods of home food preservation, and as more people get into freeze-dried food, there are bound to be questions about the process. Don't worry; I'll walk you through everything

Learn how freeze drying works and more about freeze drying at home with a Harvest Right home freeze dryer.

When I began posting in my stories on Instagram about using a freeze dryer, I got a lot of questions. The most frequent question was, “What is the difference between freeze drying and dehydrating?” In this article I’ll answer that question, and also give you a few freeze drying tips for beginners to help you get started with freeze drying.