10 large Peaches, washed, pitted, and cut in half (I don't peel them)
1/3 C. sugar
In a large saucepan over medium-low heat, cook the peaches and the sugar until the peaches are tender (about 45 minutes). Let it cool a bit.
Meanwhile, prepare your pans. On two sheet pans, roll out heavy-duty plastic wrap. Spray with a little oil.
Puree the mixture in a blender or food processor until very smooth. With an offset spatula, spread the mixture over the prepared wrap to a thickness of about 1/4" (not too thick, not too thin). Try to spread the peach mixture as evenly as possible to allow for even drying.
Place the pans in an oven on the lowest setting. Rotate the pans after a couple hours. My leather took about 3 hours to dry even though i heard of some taking up to 5.
When done take out and take off of plastic, and using another piece of plastic wrap, wrap it up again like a fruit roll up. and done!
Tips-
Make sure you cover the whole cooking sheet sense the plastic wrap will shrink some.
Mines was a little sticky, and this can be done with other fruits too.
1/3 C. sugar
In a large saucepan over medium-low heat, cook the peaches and the sugar until the peaches are tender (about 45 minutes). Let it cool a bit.
Meanwhile, prepare your pans. On two sheet pans, roll out heavy-duty plastic wrap. Spray with a little oil.
Puree the mixture in a blender or food processor until very smooth. With an offset spatula, spread the mixture over the prepared wrap to a thickness of about 1/4" (not too thick, not too thin). Try to spread the peach mixture as evenly as possible to allow for even drying.
Place the pans in an oven on the lowest setting. Rotate the pans after a couple hours. My leather took about 3 hours to dry even though i heard of some taking up to 5.
When done take out and take off of plastic, and using another piece of plastic wrap, wrap it up again like a fruit roll up. and done!
Tips-
Make sure you cover the whole cooking sheet sense the plastic wrap will shrink some.
Mines was a little sticky, and this can be done with other fruits too.
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