[mickeyboy]

hi all i wonded what is the best of drying chillis is at this time of year is? I was going to string them up and ideally would still like to although im worried they will rot as the research i have done says to hang out doors in the sun

could someone please advise, i have looked at previous posts but havent found them that helpful.....
If needs be i suppose i could dry in the oven but am unsure of this process also, but would ideally like them hanging in my kitchen
They are quite chunky cayenne.
Thanks guys
Mickeyboy

[chili]

ours are just sat on the kitchen window sill in a dish/bowl drying out naturally

[rainbow1]

Mine are strung and hung in my conservatory window. Alternatively, could string them and hang them in an airing cupboard?

[arugula]

We have a lovely Ristra going.

[shokkyy]

I've got one Ristra hanging right next to the boiler in a very warm spot. The other one is hanging in front of a very drafty window in a very cold spot. Both are drying out beautifully with no sign of rotting.

[compostqueen]

Last year I got my chillies dried and I put them in the jars but they then went mouldy 

I have tonnes of the things and beans to dry and am thinking of investing in a drier rather than having tonnes of veg dangling all over the place 

[arugula]

You could think of them as Autumn decorations, CQ.

[compostqueen]

At a stretch    I've got beans drying in there and it does look a sight    I did remove some of the foliage yesterday to improve matters somewhat    At the moment it's ok as the place is a bit of a dumping ground for building materials for an outbuilding we have going on but once that's done I've got to transform the room into a Christmas heaven. So it's out with the paintbrushes again