At a glance
You'll blend raspberries and banana into a smooth purée, spread it thin on a tray, and then slowly dry it in a low oven for several hours until it's chewy and no longer sticky—the key is patience and the right drying temperature. Once cooled, you can cut it into strips, roll them up, and dip the ends in melted chocolate for an extra special treat.
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Blend the fruit
Blend the raspberries and banana until smooth, with no lumps left in the purée.
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Spread onto a tray
Spread the fruit purée in a thin, even layer over baking paper. The thinner the layer, the faster and more evenly it will dry.
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Dry in the oven
Place in an oven preheated to 80 °C and dry the fruit leather for 3 to 4 hours, until the surface is dry and no longer sticky to the touch. Alternatively, let it dry in the sun, protected from insects.
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