Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related
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RON PARRISH I love the dilly beans.
lkrfletcher I’m a big fan of dilly beans also. I use my same recipe that I use for pickles but add cayenne pepper to them.
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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lkrfletcher I’m a big fan of dilly beans also. I use my same recipe that I use for pickles but add cayenne pepper to them.
kyle I usually do the same, but add a slice of horseradish and red pepper flakes.
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lkrfletcher I’m a big fan of dilly beans also. I use my same recipe that I use for pickles but add cayenne pepper to them.
kyle I make 2 kinds .One with cayanne and one with ghost pepper flakes
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kyle I usually do the same, but add a slice of horseradish and red pepper flakes.
lkrfletcher do you grow your own horseradish? That’s something I want to try next year
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Chef Yes I make dilly beans every year!
RON PARRISH love dilly beans!
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kyle I make 2 kinds .One with cayanne and one with ghost pepper flakes
RON PARRISH I used ghost peppers before, but I give alot of stuff away and some people didnt like it that hot. Now I dry them and grind them into powder. When I want extra heat, I open a jar and put some in and let them sit in the fridge a couple weeks
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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RON PARRISH I used ghost peppers before, but I give alot of stuff away and some people didnt like it that hot. Now I dry them and grind them into powder. When I want extra heat, I open a jar and put some in and let them sit in the fridge a couple weeks
kyle I grew some Carolina reapers last year that I dried. Also blend them up with some peach jam and dip pretzels in it or smear on toast. You got me interested in growing horseradish now.
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RON PARRISH I used ghost peppers before, but I give alot of stuff away and some people didnt like it that hot. Now I dry them and grind them into powder. When I want extra heat, I open a jar and put some in and let them sit in the fridge a couple weeks
kyle Did you grow the peeper yourself? I’m wondering if you use gloves when you harvest these hot peppers. I grew some hot peppers a few years ago and the wife harvested them bare handed. She also rubbed the sweat off her face before she realized why her hands were tingling. Needless to say she had me putting her contacts in and taking them out for a couple days afterwards.
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kyle Did you grow the peeper yourself? I’m wondering if you use gloves when you harvest these hot peppers. I grew some hot peppers a few years ago and the wife harvested them bare handed. She also rubbed the sweat off her face before she realized why her hands were tingling. Needless to say she had me putting her contacts in and taking them out for a couple days afterwards.
Ridley Acres I wear a glove most of the time (when I remember) when picking and processing. Also gotta be careful rinsing the dishes out after with hot water. Have choked myself and the fam a few times.
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johnsbrewhouse Have you ever pickled the green beans? Something I want to try to do myself.
Chef Yes I have, we are still eating them from a couple of years ago. They are not hard to do. The worse part is putting them in the jar. You want them fairly compact because they do shrink when you process them. I also trim them to fit pint jars with the bigger beans since they are usually tougher anyhow and the pickle tenders them up. You have to experiment on how you want them, how much heat, pucker or garlic.
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Today’s garden bounty. Can’t believe how many beans the plants have put out in the last week and a half, over 10 lbs. My garden is small since there is basically only two of us eating out of it and we give the kids or neighbor lady what we can’t use right away of process. I grow pumpkins as well for the grandkids, field and Atlantic Giants.
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Today’s garden bounty. Can’t believe how many beans the plants have put out in the last week and a half, over 10 lbs. My garden is small since there is basically only two of us eating out of it and we give the kids or neighbor lady what we can’t use right away of process. I grow pumpkins as well for the grandkids, field and Atlantic Giants.
johnsbrewhouse It always amazes me how much food can come off a single plant.
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kyle Did you grow the peeper yourself? I’m wondering if you use gloves when you harvest these hot peppers. I grew some hot peppers a few years ago and the wife harvested them bare handed. She also rubbed the sweat off her face before she realized why her hands were tingling. Needless to say she had me putting her contacts in and taking them out for a couple days afterwards.
Ridley Acres I did grow them. I did not use gloves picking them, but did when cutting them up to dry and grinding them. One thing I learned was if you use your coffee grinder to grind up ghost peppers, dont use it again for coffee.
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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Ridley Acres I did grow them. I did not use gloves picking them, but did when cutting them up to dry and grinding them. One thing I learned was if you use your coffee grinder to grind up ghost peppers, dont use it again for coffee.
kyle Just a couple weeks ago my pastor was telling me he used to grind some hot pepper seeds with his coffee to give it a little kick
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kyle I grew some Carolina reapers last year that I dried. Also blend them up with some peach jam and dip pretzels in it or smear on toast. You got me interested in growing horseradish now.
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kyle Just a couple weeks ago my pastor was telling me he used to grind some hot pepper seeds with his coffee to give it a little kick
Ridley Acres I wasn’t a fan of the taste, had to buy another grinder
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Chef Yes I have, we are still eating them from a couple of years ago. They are not hard to do. The worse part is putting them in the jar. You want them fairly compact because they do shrink when you process them. I also trim them to fit pint jars with the bigger beans since they are usually tougher anyhow and the pickle tenders them up. You have to experiment on how you want them, how much heat, pucker or garlic.
johnsbrewhouse Would you share your pickling recipe?
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Chef Yes I have, we are still eating them from a couple of years ago. They are not hard to do. The worse part is putting them in the jar. You want them fairly compact because they do shrink when you process them. I also trim them to fit pint jars with the bigger beans since they are usually tougher anyhow and the pickle tenders them up. You have to experiment on how you want them, how much heat, pucker or garlic.
johnsbrewhouse I do mine in quart wide mouth jars. I find it to be a lot easier
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RON PARRISH I used ghost peppers before, but I give alot of stuff away and some people didnt like it that hot. Now I dry them and grind them into powder. When I want extra heat, I open a jar and put some in and let them sit in the fridge a couple weeks
kyle Thats the main reason I make 2 kinds.I am the only one that eats the ghost pepper ones.I grow red and white ghosts,carolina reaper.scorpion ,cayenne and hot wax peppers every year.Most get dehydrated and ground
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kyle Thats the main reason I make 2 kinds.I am the only one that eats the ghost pepper ones.I grow red and white ghosts,carolina reaper.scorpion ,cayenne and hot wax peppers every year.Most get dehydrated and ground
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