Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related
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calldoctoday I would love to have some sassafras tea not had it in almost 50 years
craigrice Yes indeedy. It has probably only been about 35 years for us as we had some trees on one of our properties & I would make it. Drank it all the time as a kid as my mother knew it was good for us. God Bless Her Soul, she had a lot old indian home remedies & some of them, whew, if they did not get rid of what ales up, you better. Like Cayenne Tea, Homemade Quinine, lots of teas & herbs. Now a days, I think most of that stuff is illegal. I have no complaints though at all.
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Chef Hey, I love the good folks from Louisian & God knows I love the food. Got so bad one time, my wife asked me if I wanted to move there, but I said no. You would have no idea were I am really from, but that is OK, we’ll leave it that way. Oh, I do still use File’ on my Gumbo & whew, I got some Gumbo!
calldoctoday my wife loves my shrimp and sausage stew
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calldoctoday my wife loves my shrimp and sausage stew
craigrice Sounds a lot like shrimp creole…
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very similar but quicker
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The garden is getting hot!! -
The garden is getting hot!!
RON PARRISH Looking good. What variety are they?
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Yellow ghost,red ghost,scorpion and habanero
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Yellow ghost,red ghost,scorpion and habanero
RON PARRISH dude you making a recipe of mass destruction?
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RON PARRISH dude you making a recipe of mass destruction?
pr0wlunwoof Just couldn’t plant corn anywhere near it - would have popped
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RON PARRISH you will need to have ice-cream on hand for a chaser
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pr0wlunwoof Just couldn’t plant corn anywhere near it - would have popped
Chef I have read allot about those reaper peppers. They are ridiculous. Like a drop of extract would heat several gallons with of liquid. The creator eats them whole. Apparently if you eat stuff that hot you become tolerant over time. Probably scars your taste buds.
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These will be headed to dehydrator and ground .I sprinkle it on everything but you have to be very careful a little goes a very long way!
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Chef I have read allot about those reaper peppers. They are ridiculous. Like a drop of extract would heat several gallons with of liquid. The creator eats them whole. Apparently if you eat stuff that hot you become tolerant over time. Probably scars your taste buds.
pr0wlunwoof said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:
Chef I have read allot about those reaper peppers. They are ridiculous. Like a drop of extract would heat several gallons with of liquid. The creator eats them whole. Apparently if you eat stuff that hot you become tolerant over time. Probably scars your taste buds.
Scars the “other” end too!
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pr0wlunwoof said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:
Chef I have read allot about those reaper peppers. They are ridiculous. Like a drop of extract would heat several gallons with of liquid. The creator eats them whole. Apparently if you eat stuff that hot you become tolerant over time. Probably scars your taste buds.
Scars the “other” end too!
@Fat-Bob That’s why you always have ice cream after hot peppers, so when you are sitting there in pain, you can scream “come on ice cream…”
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Chef Well those are the two things its hard to find substitutions for. I can make beer but thats a couple weeks at best. Cloth diapers would signify the end of the world as far as I’m concerned.
pr0wlunwoof Understand. But thinking about it, there are a few others things that are needed, just this is a family posting. Not going to let the censor god get me again.
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@Fat-Bob That’s why you always have ice cream after hot peppers, so when you are sitting there in pain, you can scream “come on ice cream…”
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Chef I grow the hot stuff all the time. Just forgot to take pictures before they all got processed.
Gardens are done here. They’re throwing the S-word around here Tuesday.
I still planted spinach and lettuce, it will warm up again.@Fat-Bob My goodness. Heat index yesterday was 114. The s word - something I can only fantasize about last winter we did reach 29’F for a few hours. can only plant lettuce here in november or so. way too hot.
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@Fat-Bob My goodness. Heat index yesterday was 114. The s word - something I can only fantasize about last winter we did reach 29’F for a few hours. can only plant lettuce here in november or so. way too hot.
Chef sam here, garden is winding down quickly. Temps I the 50’s-60’s the next week. Leaves are changing color and falling,. Starting to get ready for the big W.
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Chef sam here, garden is winding down quickly. Temps I the 50’s-60’s the next week. Leaves are changing color and falling,. Starting to get ready for the big W.
YooperDog send some of that 50-60 down this way. It was 97 this morning when we checked after finishing an inspection, really about 1:30 by the time I checked. I was soaked & parched at the same time. Same went for Florida where we had to do one yesterday. I liked North Carolina where we had some work to do earlier in the week & it was 72.
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i live in Maine we have had nights @ 45 degrees
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