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  • R RON PARRISH

    ND Mike
    I did the same thing! Probably why my wife issued a warning when she saw me digging it last night! LOL!

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    RON PARRISH hahahaha! My wife was wearing goggles to protect her eyes! I wasn’t that smart!!!

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      Dug the horse radish up last night. Will be processing tonight!

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      RON PARRISH said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:

      calldoctoday IMG_0985.jpg
      Dug the horse radish up last night. Will be processing tonight!

      Nice looking roots, might need a respirator if they are potent

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      • YooperDogY YooperDog

        RON PARRISH said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:

        calldoctoday IMG_0985.jpg
        Dug the horse radish up last night. Will be processing tonight!

        Nice looking roots, might need a respirator if they are potent

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        YooperDog Very nice looking roots. Let us know how it goes.

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        • YooperDogY YooperDog

          RON PARRISH said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:

          calldoctoday IMG_0985.jpg
          Dug the horse radish up last night. Will be processing tonight!

          Nice looking roots, might need a respirator if they are potent

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          craigrice
          Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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          YooperDog you will be crying in your beer tonight lol

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          • craigriceC craigrice

            YooperDog you will be crying in your beer tonight lol

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            Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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            • R RON PARRISH

              craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
              Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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              RON PARRISH - Nice

              Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
                Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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                RON PARRISH congrats 👏

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                • R RON PARRISH

                  craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
                  Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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                  RON PARRISH tough work but so worth it in the end!

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                  • YooperDogY YooperDog

                    ND Mike said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:

                    Finally was able to make some jelly. I have had these in the freezer for 2 years. 12 half pints of chokecherry jelly and 7 pints of chokecherry syrup. Still have about 4 gallons of chokecherries left and 2 gallons of sand plums. Just ran out of time today.
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                    That’s quite a bit of work. We have chokecherry trees and sand plums all over the place around here. We used to make wine and jam out of them, some good stuff, but a lot of work.

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                    • ND MikeN ND Mike

                      YooperDog it is a lot of work! The whole time I’m doing it I just think how good the jelly is on toast!!!

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                      ND Mike

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                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                        ND Mike good to know. Note to self, don’t chew chokecherries.

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                        GWG8541 chokecherry

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                        • R RON PARRISH

                          craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
                          Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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                          RON PARRISH Chemical warfare at its best!!! Well done

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                            Sour dough pancakes with chokecherry jelly takes me back to a tough but happy childhood

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                              craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
                              Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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                              RON PARRISH can you share your canning method on that. Im getting ready to harvest some

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

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                                RON PARRISH can you share your canning method on that. Im getting ready to harvest some

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                                GWG8541 I have used a few different ways but the way I do it now I like the best. I cut the roots in to chunks after peeling and put them in a blender. I then run blender to get roots chopped up and then shut it off and let it sit for about 5 minutes to let chemical reaction happen. I then ad vinegar to it and blend to consistancy that you like. I like mine fairly thick so I don’t add any more than needed. I only make it in small batches so it doesn’t lose it’s heat before I use it

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                                  GWG8541 I have used a few different ways but the way I do it now I like the best. I cut the roots in to chunks after peeling and put them in a blender. I then run blender to get roots chopped up and then shut it off and let it sit for about 5 minutes to let chemical reaction happen. I then ad vinegar to it and blend to consistancy that you like. I like mine fairly thick so I don’t add any more than needed. I only make it in small batches so it doesn’t lose it’s heat before I use it

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                                  RON PARRISH thanks!

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

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                                    craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
                                    Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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                                    RON PARRISH That’s great looking horseradish. I’ve been told the longer you let it set after grinding and before b adding vinegar, the hotter it gets. I only have one half pint left. Probably better get some done.

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                                      Sour dough pancakes with chokecherry jelly takes me back to a tough but happy childhood

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                                      sixpoint I make chokecherry jam also

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                                      • wdalyW wdaly

                                        RON PARRISH That’s great looking horseradish. I’ve been told the longer you let it set after grinding and before b adding vinegar, the hotter it gets. I only have one half pint left. Probably better get some done.

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                                        wdaly That is true. Its a chemical reaction goin on. If you don’t like it as hot you can add vinegar sooner

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                                        • R RON PARRISH

                                          wdaly That is true. Its a chemical reaction goin on. If you don’t like it as hot you can add vinegar sooner

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                                          RON PARRISH do you ever add sugar to it? I’ve heard that makes it hotter too?

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