Q&A for How to Sun Dry Fruit

You can use a food dehydrater to dry out the grapes or use the oven on a low temperature.

First, wash the ripe figs. Cut them in half. Lay them on a rack with plenty of holes. Cover them with a cheesecloth and secure it tightly around the rack. Place the rack under the sun and let the figs dry for 2-3 days.

If it's thin and gauzy, maybe - the key here is that cheesecloth has a very loose weave which allows moisture and air circulation.

You can use a mason jar or a plastic container with a lid, like a piece of Tupperware.

Yes, you'll need to remove the rind of the pineapple and core it. But them you can dry the pineapple on racks just like any other fruit.

Yes. Remove the pits and the peels (if desired). Then, follow the rest of the process for drying the nectarines.

You can, but they may taste bitter. Try different methods of pre-treating the apricots to see what you like best.