I like to let them grow, lying on the ground in some soft straw (not hay), so they get large. Then I slice various thicknesses into sheets and dehydrate them by about 60% or so. Then make Parmesan with them, or bread them and use them as lasagna noodles and things like that. They take in so much flavor and texture when they are reconstituted with the fats in your dish.
I like to let them grow, lying on the ground in some soft straw (not hay), so they get large. Then I slice various thicknesses into sheets and dehydrate them by about 60% or so. Then make Parmesan with them, or bread them and use them as lasagna noodles and things like that. They take in so much flavor and texture when they are reconstituted with the fats in your dish.