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MikeTodd
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I was going to title this "The Pickle Factory".
Enjoying the first fruits of our labor! The pickle factory is open! Today we are canning Garlic Dill Pickle spears and Bread N Butter pickles!


Enjoying the first fruits of our labor! The pickle factory is open! Today we are canning Garlic Dill Pickle spears and Bread N Butter pickles!


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Looks good!“There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read ’em but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between ’em.” -Kevin Welch0
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Mmmmm!! Loves me summa dem bread 'n butter pickles....3
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Looks like fun, Mike.
I remember helping my mom can produce from the garden when we were growing up. Lots of work, but what stands out in my mind is big pots full of boiling water on a hot/humid summer day in the days before A/C.
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peter4jc said:Looks like fun, Mike.
I remember helping my mom can produce from the garden when we were growing up. Lots of work, but what stands out in my mind is big pots full of boiling water on a hot/humid summer day in the days before A/C.0 -
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Wow you had a great crop this year! Those are going to make great gifts for family and friends. Last year I made 12 quarts and gave most away as gifts to friends.Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt— Abraham Lincoln0
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WaterNerd said:Wow you had a great crop this year! Those are going to make great gifts for family and friends. Last year I made 12 quarts and gave most away as gifts to friends.5
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Yep. It was a summertime ritual/necessity at our house. We lived at the corner of Poverty and Drudgery.....1
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I did so.much canning as a kid I told myself I would never can as an adult. However I do miss the pickles and beans and peaches so much might just break down and start some.0
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That looks like a ton of work, but it also looks incredibly rewarding to have such delicious and fresh canned veggies wow!
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MikeTodd said:peter4jc said:Looks like fun, Mike.
I remember helping my mom can produce from the garden when we were growing up. Lots of work, but what stands out in my mind is big pots full of boiling water on a hot/humid summer day in the days before A/C.2 -
I love a crunchy pickled bean in my bloody maryA little dirt never hurt2
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First of the year! Pickled Bantam Eggs!
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Grandma who recently passed away always made the very best pickles. I've seen people literally fight over them. While family members mourned and several people made pleas for little possessions of hers that they'd like to keep, be it photos or the family crest, I quietly snuck into the cellar...3
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clearlysuspect said:Grandma who recently passed away always made the very best pickles. I've seen people literally fight over them. While family members mourned and several people made pleas for little possessions of hers that they'd like to keep, be it photos or the family crest, I quietly snuck into the cellar...
If I had not been stationed over seas at the time of his passing, I would have done the same to get Grandpa's wine from the basement.By the time I got there, it was all gone, but nobody seemed to know where it went??
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I've got a wall mounted Slim Jim dispenser in the garage. Every garage should have one. These stix are like two years past the eat by date. Still eat good. That count?“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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