The smell wasn't actually too bad. It isn't a smell I much care for, but it wasn't very strong, so I could cope with it. Fortunately it was fairly dry too and not dripping with gore - Rob had waited until it was quiet in the butcher's and asked the man to cut it for him, which he did quite happily.
Fruit leather? That's a new one on me, and it involves cooked fruit! I can eat cooked fruit! I may have to try some actual cookery.
It's easier in the dehydrator, but you can do fruit leathers in the oven too, I believe, although you have to be careful.
Be careful of other people's fruit leathers though - they can be made with raw fruit too (my strawberry ones were) and I don't know if the drying process would remove the stuff that triggers your allergies or not.
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The smell wasn't actually too bad. It isn't a smell I much care for, but it wasn't very strong, so I could cope with it. Fortunately it was fairly dry too and not dripping with gore - Rob had waited until it was quiet in the butcher's and asked the man to cut it for him, which he did quite happily.
It's easier in the dehydrator, but you can do fruit leathers in the oven too, I believe, although you have to be careful.
Be careful of other people's fruit leathers though - they can be made with raw fruit too (my strawberry ones were) and I don't know if the drying process would remove the stuff that triggers your allergies or not.