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Re: SUGA 2017
sanderson wrote:Your gardens are beautiful. Do you want to share any recipes?
Absolutely, and thank you.
SQWIB Cooks
Most of the stuff here is Cooking on my Pit, Dutch oven and other outdoor stuff.
SQWIB- Posts : 366
Join date : 2016-03-07
Location : Philly 7A
Re: SUGA 2017
Kelejan wrote:Phew! SQUIB, I have just read your 2017 results, looked at your pictures and I am feeling slightly inadequate. I will amend that, I am overwhelmed.
Can I borrow you for 2018?
I think this has given me some motivation to get on with things this coming year.
I already have a couple of hugelculture beds that I had to make about four years ago as I had so much wood laying around from when my birch trees was cut down.
when the snow disappears from my yard I will investigate to see how much the wood has rotted down etc. I do know that there are lots of growth coming from that area.
A couple of years ago I had masses of tomatoes harvested from a few plants, most have been eaten, frozen, dried etc., but this year I will try roasting them before further processing and they sound much more tasty roasted first. I will also look out for those Box Car Willie tomato seeds.
Thanks for all the words and photos, I have really enjoyed your year. Kelejan
Yes you can borrow me for 2018 and Thank you, I'm just glad its finished so I can start my even "Longer" winded SUGA 2018.
Hopefully my Hugel beds will do even better for 2018, a few are on their 3rd season and a few will be on their 2nd season.
My 2018 year will be my last shebang, I'm gonna dial it back a bit for 2019.
Keep us posted on the Hugelkultur beds, I'm curious to see whats going on.
The roasted tomatoes are definitely a good way to utilize those maters.
I was quite impressed with the Box Car Willies, not one split and they were first on and last off, the flavor and size are also pretty good.The BCW earned a permanent residence in my garden.
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Re: SUGA 2017
I put on 2 pounds looking through "Eye Candy". I would like to put your link under Recipes, Meat and Appetizers.
Re: SUGA 2017
Suresanderson wrote:I put on 2 pounds looking through "Eye Candy". I would like to put your link under Recipes, Meat and Appetizers.
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