"Paul E. Schoen" wrote
"cshenk" wrote in message

Market. On-line I found them for $6 per two ounces! There should be a way
to make them at home.

Take about 2 cups of water and dump in 1/4 cup salt. This will when
shaken make a super satureated salt solution (some will precipitate out
and if it doesnt, add more salt until you have a thin layer of salt that
won't disolve)

Soak the beans in this for about 3 hours. Nuke the salted water beans
about 5 mins (not to boiling but they should be hot) and let sit about 30
mins. Load in dehydrator and turn on.

Here is one from Northern Tool for $40.
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...3936_200413936

But it seems to be the same as one that is on sale at harbor freight tools
for $20. I might get one. It might be possible to use less salt or mix
with potassium chloride. I'll bet they would also taste good if some soy
sauce were added to the soaking mix.

Same thing. Salt works as well this time. DBurushg with soy as they dry if
desired.

;-)