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Thanks KyaD. I made B&B pickles years ago but couldn't remember. This is the first year in several that my trellised cucumbers are looking good and putting on enough that I will be able to can them. Have a great weekend.
LOL Bernie. My husband stayed up with me last night but I think that was just because he enjoys feeding my fear by stomping the kitchen floor to make the steam regulator thingy go nuts. I spent most of my time in the living room looking at the clock so I could tell him when to shut it off...
I don't know that I'll ever get over my fear of pressure canners! I managed to get my first canned beans done last night but I'm in a low-level state of anxiety the whole time the pressure cooker is doing it's thing. I always feel like it's going to blow the lid and, with my luck, head straight...
Great pictures. Ms. Raspberry is kind of like the deer kingdom's "Mr. Ed", no? Gotta say that last picture made me smile because I thought it typical for a group of girls to get in a fight one minute, be best friends the next!
I'm having trouble with quite a few plants in the garden. I've pulled up 2 of the tomato plants. The rest have a lot of tomatoes but the plants themselves are looking worse and worse by the day. Bush cukes look terrible but the trellised cukes have taken off! Pulled up a bell pepper and a banana...
typically, aussie, they are pretty much feral cats around here. my response was more tongue in cheek than anything (although we did relocate them once after one managed to somehow work it's way through my air conditioning ductwork and come up through the return during the middle of the night!)...
1. Put some sardines in critter trap
2. Catch cat (trap doesn't harm them)
3. Relocate cat (crossing water is required or they COME BACK)
That's the method we use for the irresponsible no-spay, no-neuter neighbor's prolifically reproducing animal kingdom.
But, actually, I've heard you...
Hi Bibee from another carolina girl...
Woodstock...Greenville has it's beauty and it's beasts so would depend on where your aunt lives. I love it up that way, particularly in the smaller communities in the foothills of the mountains. The northwest corner of our state is beautiful! Please tell...
My favorite cake recipe called a pig pick'n cake that I'm asked to bring to everything:
1 Duncan Hines butter recipe golden yellow cake mix (plus ingredients to make cake)
1 small box banana cream instant pudding (or vanilla)
2 cups milk
1 18oz can crushed pineapple in it's own juice, do...
Dale, I don't have a clue! If she knew we were coming over she would have it ready when we got there. That and hoe cakes, collards, and blackeyed peas with okra. I should have asked her how to make the bread pudding but back in those days I couldn't cook a lick and was probably quite content to...
Got my radar up for this one. I've found many recipes for bread pudding but not with day old biscuits. That's what I've been looking for over the years. It's the way my husband's grandmother made her bread pudding and I can't wait to try your recipe!
Lots of blooms on cukes, zucchini, squash, and tomatoes. Fresh veggies can't be far behind.
Fry that green tomato, Dor! It will make the early picking a little less painful!
I'm cheap. I admit it. Our "shed" was homemade out of a 10' X 10' X 6' chain fence dog kennel. We made our floor of bricks, covered the dog kennel with free aluminum siding, fashioned trusses for a roof, then built out a lean-to for the riding lawnmower. It's the perfect shed. The links of the...
Near Beaufort SC...the Old Sheldon church was built between 1745-1755 and burned during the Revolutionary War in 1779. It was rebuilt in 1826, then burned again, this time by Sherman's troops, during the Civil War in 1865. It is such a peaceful place to wander through with many extremely old...
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