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Dor, I believe you have a Blue Heron in that tree. They are high in the tree with large nests which are fairly well hidden. A friend of mine had an lot next door to their trailer filled with pine trees and at the very top of the trees were herons.They made quite a racket too. Herons are quite...
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Good Points Blue! Now that was funny!
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Dor, I thank you for posting this recipe. It sounds lucious! Sorry to hear you were under the weather, just hope that you are better now. I can't wait to make it! Sounds easy enough to do, too.
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Christmas Stollen
Here is one of our favorites for Christmas. :D
Allow plenty of time since this recipe is an all day prroject with all the rising.
3/4 cups raisins
1/2 cup chopped dried cranberries, cherries, blueberries or mixed candied fruit
1/4 cup orange juice
1 pkg.(1/4 ounce)...
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Randy we once had goose for Christmas but it was quite fatty so I really don't care to have another one. In the Spring a friend of ours always had Wild Beast feast and I remember having goose kabobs which were marinated in orange juice. Now they were quite tasty!:)
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Yum! Everything sounds so wonderful. Thanks for the recipes. I'll have to try some of them.
Wait I think I put on a couple of pounds just reading them. Darn it all! ;)
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When I make Spaetzle I really don't use a recipe. It is made with flour, water, salt and eggs. My rule of thumb is 1-1/2 cups of flour per person. For every 2 cups of flour I add 1 egg. Water amounts depend on how firm I want the dough. I use less water to get the dough firm. I use a wooden...
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Kya, in fact I make them all the time. It is one meal that is requested quite often with the family.
Rindsroulade
Thin cut round steak (milanese cut)
Sliced onions cut in wedges
Dill pickle cut in slices the long way
raw bacon
salt and pepper to taste
toothpicks
Flour to roll meat in...
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This is a wonderful piece of advice. Thanks for sharing!
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Carolyn,
Do they look like these mushrooms?
http://www.americanmushrooms.com/taxa/Gyrodon_meruliodes_04.htm
If these are the ones let me tell you what happened to us. They usually appear after a hard rain and the extension service said that if there are any decaying roots underground they...
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Welcome Joe! I am sure you will feel at home here since its a great place to meet new friends, share ideas, and trade. Glad to have you on board!:)
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Sunflower, this a great idea! I wish I could participate, but we will be vacationing with the grand kids.
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I have seen:
Mockingbirds
Cardinals
English sparrows
Green Parrots
mourning doves, white wing doves, mexican(aztec) doves, ring neck doves
grackles
crows
red tailed hawks
turkey buzzards
hummingbirds
robins
bluejays
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Back in the day when Hibachi's were popular I decided to cook some steaks. I was so green that I didn't even know how to put charcoal in it. Each side had an indentation that would fit 4 charcoal briquets and that is what I did. Having placed the 8 pieces of charcoal and a squirt of fluid it...
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Zone 9, but I've also seen 8 here along the gulf coast of Texas.
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U
U = Uvularia grandiflora - merrybells
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Annette the website is quite informative for someone who has never shipped before. Thanks for sharing!
Edda
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