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Drying Apples in an Oven. You can also dry apples in your oven if your oven can get the temperature down to 145 degrees Fahrenheit. (Some ovens will only go as low as 200 degrees.) Youâll need to keep the oven door open slightly to allow the moist air to escape.Positioning a fan by the door to keep air circulating is helpful too.he drying time will vary depending on which method you use, the moisture content of the apples, and how thick the apple slices are. Drying apples in a food dehydrator takes between 12 and 24 hours. Drying apples in the oven takes between 10 and 20 hours.
Apples also keep well, lasting for weeks at room temperature and a month or two in the fridge. Drying apples extends their usable life to months or even years, with the added benefit of substantially reducing their weight and volume. You can easily dry your own at home, even if you don't own a dehydrator.f you don't own a commercial food dehydrator, your oven will also do the job. Arrange the apples on a parchment-lined baking sheet, or -- better yet -- a wire rack resting on a baking sheet. Turn your oven to 140 F, or whatever is its lowest possible setting.