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Temperature
135°F
Dry Time
3-4 hours
Wet Weight
20 grams
Dry Weight
5 grams
Notes / Directions
- Spread Sriracha on parchment paper or a ParaFlexx sheet.
- There's no need to spread it with a utensil, just shake it vigorously and it will spread and level on its own.
- The finished Sriracha will have a fruit leather consistency and may be tacky, but it should not be sticky.
- It can be rolled up and cut into pieces for rehydration or adding to food.