Baking and drying are two different things. If baking, go with Pegeen; if drying/dehydrating go with 180 degrees (if your oven will go that low) as the preferred temp for dehydrating/drying; 200 if that's the lowest your oven will go (for most modern ovens that's the lowest; also why a dehydrator is a separate machine). It will take several hours. Remember to "condition" them once dehydrated. Lots of good info about dehydrating on the internet.
425 F. You'll want to preheat the oven. Check them at 20 minutes if they are thin slices. It could take 30 minutes. After the first 10 minutes, toss them and rotate the pan in the oven.
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