ArmyOfFive4God

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Spinning off from the what are you canning/dehydrating threads..... I put a batch of HM yoghurt in the fridge this morning that I made last night. I also have Amish Friendship bread & water kefir going on my counter top now.

Bumping for C4C

I've been reading on a couple of forums about using a hot plate for canning (here & frugal's). What brand(s) do you recommend? I would like to do a summer kitchen, but we don't have the space or the money to do a full sized shed. Since we're living in WY now, we also have a home with no air conditioning (not that I'm complaining, I just don't want to heat up the house come canning time!!).

My first though is transplant shock. Do you know if they were hardened off? If not could be sunburn. have you kept the soil (and hence the roots) very wet so that they root well?

I love Miller soap. I began reading that months ago & it's the site I think I'll use when I'm ready. I also just found this site which includes the history of soap making. I thought it was neat!

Congratulations, sweetie! They are beautiful!

I got mine from Big Lots. Square, plastic, cheap, big.

Originally Posted By: ArmyOfFive4God There is. I bought one a few months ago. It begins with an 'o' but I can't remember the name, nor find the tag. here is one from Gurney's along with links to some other citrus trees. I also have 2 Meyer Lemons that I got this past year. All my citrus plants are in for the winter. I found it. It's called an Owari Satsuma Mandarin

Came looking for this. I'm down with some sort of flu bug, so I want Hubba to pick up the 3 things I need for it, so I can make it tonight.

Judy, would you explain how you do the deh. & grinding thing? THNX!

Originally Posted By: Bealadybug Cool.... I did not know that. I will have to check into it. Is there also a dwarf orange tree. My kids would prefer them over candy any day. There is. I bought one a few months ago. It begins with an 'o' but I can't remember the name, nor find the tag. here is one from Gurney's along with links to some other citrus trees. I also have 2 Meyer Lemons that I got this past year. All my citrus plants are in for the winter.

In vac sealed baggies, between the planter & the water saucer Inside old dubbed VHS cases, even inside an emptied out tape Under a lamp, you know the felt ones? Remove the felt, place $$ & reglue or attach felt Under a small aquarium (any aquarium actually) In doll clothing, a teddy bear's hat, etc.

Grammy is awesome. If you're a member over there, she is a wise one! Is Grammy here as well?

We need a forum called the "Darchives"

Yes, we like odd bits!

bumpity boop boo Researching this now. Saving loads to my faves & currently waiting on my freshly filled ink cart. to settle....

I used the 2nd ones last year!

Were your restrictions inclusive of food gardens? Here we had an all out ban EXCEPT new landscape & food gardens.

She might not like him. I don't recall him bringing chocolate. He's been reprieved

Originally Posted By: jewlzm Wow! It actually has Muskrat in it!!! Unlike my unpopular Porcupine recipe. People were disappointed because it had no porcupines. hmm Now where to find a muskrat. I wasn't!

heeheeee! They look great Debbie!!!! I am so happy to read a "testimonial."

I've used my dehydrator before. I stuck it on the top rack.

BTW, I self photographed this, except the ones where both of my hands are in the dough, so please excuse the poor pic quality

30- I had to throw my pastry brush away last time I made these & just haven't gotten around to replacing it yet. So I spooned my melted margarine over the unbaked rolls. 31- The rolls after being drowned in margarine (YUM!). I baked mine for about 12 minutes. 32- Mmmmmm..... Fresh out of the oven 33- Ready for the table. See how they pull apart into 3 sections? DELICIOUS!!! 939-HPIM0403.JPG 940-HPIM0404.JPG 941-HPIM0405.JPG 942-HPIM0406.JPG