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  • GWG8541G GWG8541

    kyle I’ve been giving a lot of tomatoes away. Chef is right, giving something that you have invested your time and treasure in, means a lot. Here is the final product of the tomatoes today. 4 quarts and 11 pints of marinara. 20210816_195135.jpg

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    And some hot pepper vinegar 20210816_205114.jpg

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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    • kyleK kyle

      GWG8541 but its a fun kind of work. I did 9 qts of dill pickles this morning. Cucumbers are just starting. The wife has picked over 2 bushel of beans. We still have so many canned from last year, we are giving most away. Just eating what we can fresh, but making a lot of other people happy.

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      I’m trying something different with my cabbage. Im trying a small batch of kraut with a gallon jar with a gas lock. Im just using salt and natural (lacto) fermentation. Hopefully it will work out. I plan on making some hot dogs soon and would love to have the kraut with them. 20210816_214149.jpg

      “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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      • ChefC Chef

        kyle I find it more a blessing to give than to receive.

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        kyle
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        Chef AMEN! I learned that from my Dad. I really like giving fresh produce to the older folks that cant garden anymore. It seems to really brighten their day. Most cant’t afford the prices that are charged at the local farmers market, plus it gives me a chance to visit.

        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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        • GWG8541G GWG8541

          kyle I’ve been giving a lot of tomatoes away. Chef is right, giving something that you have invested your time and treasure in, means a lot. Here is the final product of the tomatoes today. 4 quarts and 11 pints of marinara. 20210816_195135.jpg

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          GWG8541 good for you, funny how little things can make someones day. Around northern Wi, tomatoes are selling for $1+ a pound.

          hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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          • GWG8541G GWG8541

            And some hot pepper vinegar 20210816_205114.jpg

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            GWG8541 Those peppers look great. What kind are they? My wife likes peppered vinegar on her turnip greens. Would like to try some.

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            • wdalyW wdaly

              GWG8541 Those peppers look great. What kind are they? My wife likes peppered vinegar on her turnip greens. Would like to try some.

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              wdaly those are super chili’s. Just a little more heat than a regular chili pepper.

              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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              • kyleK kyle

                GWG8541 good for you, funny how little things can make someones day. Around northern Wi, tomatoes are selling for $1+ a pound.

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                kyle prices are a little high here also. I agree on giving to older friends and family. I also take a few jars to some of them, especially the ones who I know used to can their own and are no longer able. After my Mom passed I was looking through her recipe cards and found her Pasta Sauce recipe for canning. Mom wrote down the name of a family friend who the recipe came from. She is still alive and in her upper 80s. I make sure she gets some when I can her recipe and produce. I canned that sauce for a few decades, but had no idea where it came from until Mom passed. Its nice to pay it forward and that it has really come full circle.

                “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                  kyle I’ve been giving a lot of tomatoes away. Chef is right, giving something that you have invested your time and treasure in, means a lot. Here is the final product of the tomatoes today. 4 quarts and 11 pints of marinara. 20210816_195135.jpg

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                  GWG8541 - Came out great

                  Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    I’m trying something different with my cabbage. Im trying a small batch of kraut with a gallon jar with a gas lock. Im just using salt and natural (lacto) fermentation. Hopefully it will work out. I plan on making some hot dogs soon and would love to have the kraut with them. 20210816_214149.jpg

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                    lkrfletcher
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                    GWG8541 - Never tried to make my own kraut. Looks good.

                    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                    • GWG8541G GWG8541

                      I’m trying something different with my cabbage. Im trying a small batch of kraut with a gallon jar with a gas lock. Im just using salt and natural (lacto) fermentation. Hopefully it will work out. I plan on making some hot dogs soon and would love to have the kraut with them. 20210816_214149.jpg

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                      GWG8541 Looks good, you should have some great kraut soon.

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                        Was given an antique honey extractor just in time for late summer harvest.

                        IMG_3775_compress75.jpg
                        IMG_3778_compress44.jpg

                        Derusted, painted, and coated with epoxy.

                        IMG_20210804_203832652_compress54.jpg

                        Had one really productive hive this year that I was able to split and still pull 6-7 gal of honey.

                        IMG_20210814_200831589_compress43.jpg

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                        • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                          GWG8541 - Never tried to make my own kraut. Looks good.

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                          lkrfletcher this is my first time solo. My Mom has always been there to supervise. I didn’t attempt it last year after she passed, so baby steps.

                          “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                          • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                            Was given an antique honey extractor just in time for late summer harvest.

                            IMG_3775_compress75.jpg
                            IMG_3778_compress44.jpg

                            Derusted, painted, and coated with epoxy.

                            IMG_20210804_203832652_compress54.jpg

                            Had one really productive hive this year that I was able to split and still pull 6-7 gal of honey.

                            IMG_20210814_200831589_compress43.jpg

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                            Ridley Acres Nice restoration.

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                            • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                              Was given an antique honey extractor just in time for late summer harvest.

                              IMG_3775_compress75.jpg
                              IMG_3778_compress44.jpg

                              Derusted, painted, and coated with epoxy.

                              IMG_20210804_203832652_compress54.jpg

                              Had one really productive hive this year that I was able to split and still pull 6-7 gal of honey.

                              IMG_20210814_200831589_compress43.jpg

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                              Ridley Acres that is a great looking extractor. Glad you had a productive hive. We are planning to pull some off of our hive soon. My sons want it to make mead.

                              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                              • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                Ridley Acres that is a great looking extractor. Glad you had a productive hive. We are planning to pull some off of our hive soon. My sons want it to make mead.

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                                GWG8541 I am interested in mead too. Let me know how that works out.

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                                • Tex_77T Tex_77

                                  calldoctoday Gardening is a lot of work, especially the planting. I greatly simplified my watering process a year ago and put in drip irrigation on a timer, such a time and water saver.

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                                  Tex_77 I did the same and it changed my life 😉

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                                  • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                                    GWG8541 I am interested in mead too. Let me know how that works out.

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                                    Ridley Acres Will do. My youngest son has been making Mead for a few years. Him and my oldest son bottled some that is super sweet and about 10% , its on the floor in this picture. It was my oldest boys batch that he claimed “stalled out” while fermenting. I know they are experimenting with different types of yeast and the addition of various spices right now. The white bucket has a Cherry Mead fermenting. My youngest made a batch in his apartment last year and it was really good, so this is batch 2. The dark batch in the carboy has alot of spices added.
                                    20210817_162850.jpg

                                    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                    • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                                      Was given an antique honey extractor just in time for late summer harvest.

                                      IMG_3775_compress75.jpg
                                      IMG_3778_compress44.jpg

                                      Derusted, painted, and coated with epoxy.

                                      IMG_20210804_203832652_compress54.jpg

                                      Had one really productive hive this year that I was able to split and still pull 6-7 gal of honey.

                                      IMG_20210814_200831589_compress43.jpg

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                                      bocephus
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                                      Ridley Acres Great job reconditioning, love finding old things that are still useful and putting them back in working condition.

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                                      • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                                        Was given an antique honey extractor just in time for late summer harvest.

                                        IMG_3775_compress75.jpg
                                        IMG_3778_compress44.jpg

                                        Derusted, painted, and coated with epoxy.

                                        IMG_20210804_203832652_compress54.jpg

                                        Had one really productive hive this year that I was able to split and still pull 6-7 gal of honey.

                                        IMG_20210814_200831589_compress43.jpg

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                                        kyle
                                        Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
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                                        Ridley Acres nice job. Knowing the work you put into it must make the honey taste even better.

                                        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                          Ridley Acres Will do. My youngest son has been making Mead for a few years. Him and my oldest son bottled some that is super sweet and about 10% , its on the floor in this picture. It was my oldest boys batch that he claimed “stalled out” while fermenting. I know they are experimenting with different types of yeast and the addition of various spices right now. The white bucket has a Cherry Mead fermenting. My youngest made a batch in his apartment last year and it was really good, so this is batch 2. The dark batch in the carboy has alot of spices added.
                                          20210817_162850.jpg

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                                          GWG8541 I have made mead and wine for awhile. The different yeast strains have different levels of alcohol tolerance, that could cause a stalled fermentation. Also, the different yeasts will impart different aromas and flavors. And a hangover from mead is one you will remember.

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