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Home Sick
Another hot day in Florida. We are as much house bound by the heat here as we were in New England by the cold and snow of winter. And just like spring freed us there, fall will soon free us … Continue reading
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Orange Marmalade
Wednesday, 1pm and at last I get to sit down for a few minutes. Thanks to Norman, who is in the kitchen cleaning up the dishes from making the marmalade. I started the day by watering my blueberries while … Continue reading
More Tomatoes
Went to the Easy Street Farm Store Market again on Wednesday and got two boxes of the Roma plum tomatoes. This morning we are processing one box. These are first run tomatoes, nothing like the canning tomatoes we are used … Continue reading
Update On The Tomatoes
Here are the first 16 pints of spaghetti sauce. We got 28 pints in all plus 4 pints of tomato juice. That was very good, some of the reason was because they were Roma tomatoes which are meatier than table … Continue reading
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Spaghetti Sauce
We have been here for about a year and a half now and finally ran out of our homemade spaghetti sauce. We tried a can of store bought sauce and I decided either I had to make some more sauce … Continue reading
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Canning Beans Again
Went down to the garden early this morning and got my basket full!! It rained off and on all morning but it was a lot better than the sun and high humidity we usually have at 6 a.m. so picked … Continue reading
Finished the Tomatoes
Started at 5:30 today and finally got to sit down and put my feet up at 3 p.m. While Norman was out for his walk I cut up the onions, garlic and celery and measure the herbs. Right after breakfast … Continue reading
Dill Pickles
Time sure flies when your having fun. The time goes so fast I never get to do all the things I need to do such as weed the garden. The weather has been so hot there is not much growing … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farming, up dates
Tagged butternut squash, cucumbers, sweet potatoes
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AC
Finally I had to give in and turn on the AC!! Last night it never cooled off enough to help me and when I went to bed and was no longer under the fan in the living room I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farming, Freezing for Winter
Tagged beets, deer, green beans, heat wave
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HOT! HOT!! HOT!!!
Yesterday we went to McMinnville to the farmer’s market to see how everyones gardens are doing. There were only four farmer’s there but the one I like to check in with most is Brent Brain and he was there with … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farming, Freezing for Winter
Tagged cabbage worms, cauliflower, zucchini
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