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    To dehydrate your chicken, stop giving her water.
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    http://www.backpackingchef.com/dehydrating-chicken.html

    Chicken Feet - take a look at this page... small pressure cookers are available inexspensive at Walmart - & FYI, KFC, Chick Fill A and many other companies are pressure cooking Chicken and other stews and dinners.
    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

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    I found any form of slicing and dehydrating resulted in rubbery rehydrating.

    Best way so far:
    Fry Cook well done and shred the chicken in a food processor.(the tool that makes slaw)
    I may have also food processed it for a while to get even smaller pieces.
    Place in the rehydrate water during the heating stage for a longer rehydrate time.

    Next idea , which will be "more better":
    Pressure cook suspended over the boiling water, shred and dehydrate. Actual results coming soon.
    Grinder
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