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Sorry for the delay. I didn’t have any more of the pans. I picked a few more up today. Here’s the pictures. They cost $6.99 and on sale now buy 2 get 1 free. That could add up but I don’t cook every week and the convenience is great.
So there is some good news and bad news. The good news is that I think it came out pretty good. The bad news is that I got Covid earlier this week and can't really taste anything. I did pass some on to a neighbor who gave it a thumbs up, but am looking forward to getting my taste buds back and...
Thanks for all the replies. I think a couple of soaker hoses will be the way to go for now. Maybe down the road I will get a more permanent setup especially if I put the work into burying the line under my patio, which lies between the supply and the beds.
The water supply is behind me looking...
It would be via hose though I had not thought of the system l
they would be by hose. I wish I had installed something under the patio when we put it in. I don’t want to rip it up to run pvc or something under it now., so my layout means k will have to run hose over the patio. And it does freeze...
Good point. They are various sizes, one is a big box maybe 8x10 w a walkway through it. They are a compost/soil blend w either coir or peat moss mixed in and vermiculite, with compost added on top the past few years. Growing the usual veg.
I would like to set up some kind of drip irrigation system for three raised beds I have hoping it will be a time and water saver. Wondering if anyone has a system they like or other advice. Skill set= weekend warrior so nothing too complicated. Thanks
I have the 850 and after my first two or so cooks saw how cleanup under the trade was. Mess. I started putting a disposable aluminum tray with wire support and handles underneath the grates and it works great. I add a little water and no cleanup needed or risk of flare ups. The wire handles are...
The sour flavor is acetic acid -what’s in white vinegar. It’s a byproduct of natural fermentation. So the longer your starter and/or bread ferments, the more acetic acid will be in the loaf. I don’t know enough to tweak a recipe to try and make it more “sour” but that’s the principle of it. Of...
This is a new one for me, but I saw this item on a menu and thought I could try it. I have made bacon, pastrami etc. but haven't cooked or cured heart, so any suggestions are welcome.
The heart was 3# untrimmed.
When I opened the package, I was a little surprised to see it had been sort of...
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