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How about some of your favorite BBQ recipes? What I consider the ol' tried & true potato salad here in "Patten, ME" will be totally different than what your "tried & trues" are.
For instance--I grew up with potato salad being made out of "diced" potatoes. Never had one made out of mashed...
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LB----will dig out my recipes as soon as I get a chance and get it for you. OK?
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Got a good buy on my jelly jars (1c.)-- $6.00 @ case--at Wal-Mart no less!!!?? That was even cheaper than the Amish store! Whooda thunk it?
Got everything---guess now I have to get busy!:o:D
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Flowers-----the way I make my pickles is somewhat similar. Only difference is in the recipe and I have never inverted them. But may try that next time. Have only "lost" a very few and the pickles are much more crisp than when I "processed" them!
I do invert my jams & jellies ----but only for 5...
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Going after jars myself today. It's strawberry/rhubarb time here. Only have about 2 cases of jelly jars!!:eek: I usually get my supplies at the Amish store---they have the best prices around here. Am actually anxious to get started with my "jamming" this year!!!:confused::D
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I agree with Randy---your "growing season" should be long enough for a double harvest. But even if they dont get really big--those little ones are fantastic! We have a dish here in New England called--"new potatoes & peas"(or string beans). Cook them up-mix them together(whole) then add cream(...
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Found this picture that looks more like the one we had---but dont think it was a "Chickering". As I said--not as ornate as the other one. I guess they are old & valuable. :rolleyes: Kinda like us--huh? ;):D
Anyway--the one we had was in just a little bit better shape than this one and of...
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Found a picture of what it looked like---only ours wasn't quite so elaborate. And not in such good shape. Sure wish I had it now! LOL Wonder if he'd sell it to me now for $45.?? LOL
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Nice looking piano Curb.! I have always wanted to play the piano too! But I cant read music---I learned to play the guitars by ear. We had a piano(!) given to us when I was a kid and I learned to "pickout" a couple of songs--but thats about it.
Then our house burned and even though they got...
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1 container cottage cheese (16oz) w/ pineapple ( or add your own pineapple
1/2 container cool whip(sm)
1 can mandarin oranges(drained)
1(sm) box orange jello (sugar free)
Sprinkle jello over the other stuff & mix all together.
PS---I added a few chopped nuts
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Beautiful flowers Maggie!!!:D Dont think any of my lilies have flowered yet.
My grandkids love to pick flowers too----usually the ones I'm trying to grow-LOL. Youngest granddaughter picked a "bouquet" of my chive blossoms the other day! :D
Whatever they pick is beautiful---------just as they...
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Beautiful pictures! Have never seen lilacs like that. Lilacs are my favorite.
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1&2 look like Burdock------:confused:
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Randy--about 30 years ago (:eek:) (before there was email) there was a "craze" going round----everyone had a ham radio in thier home. Usually just a "cb radio"--but some really got into it. We could talk to all kinds of people--depending on how long a range your antenna had. Lots of...
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Hi guys--thanks ----have been reading up on it---guess it will work. Going to try it anyway!!!!!!;) Just trying to figure out how many per pot.
MG----do you remember if they have a very big root system?
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Has anyone ever tried growing peas in a pot or hanging planter ? Waas thinking of doing a few that was-just to get enough snow peas for salads, but not sure if there would be enough soil in a hanging planter to sustain them. Any suggestions?
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:D Thanks Randy. I think I'm a bit like Curbie-------always full of questions.;):D
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Now--going to ask probably a stupid question---but here goes---------
If you poke holes in the plastic in the bottom of your raised bed--can the toxins from the treated lumber seep up through them into your soil??
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Cool!! Was pretty sure that was what it was for --but I had never heard of anyone doing it around here. Having grown up on a farm--I know how much heat manure can generate!;):D How much does the temp drop(inside the "hot"frame) at night? If you have a real chilly night will there still be enough...
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Thanks for the pics Alan---they're looking great!!! Am watching your onions too----never had the courage to start them from seed myself.:o
Explain the "manure to keep the hotbed warm"--- not sure if I'm just having a "seniior moment" here. :o;):D
If the weather keeps up as it's going ---we...
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