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Pumpkin pie from scratch (crust too!)
...d a sawing motion works best. Scoop out seeds and scrape the insides. You want to get out that stringy, dangly stuff that coats the… More
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help please
I posted this in the house plants section too: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Im desperate!! I have a (used to be gorgeous) Hibiscus tree that I purchased from an unreliable place and it has these awful blackish brown beetle-y looking things on it. I have tried all summer to remove them. The latest… More
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Armenian Kufta Kebabs
Hope this is what you were asking for. Zana ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Preparation Time: 20 minutes Cooking Time: 5 to 8 minutes 1 1/2 lbs lean ground lamb or beef, or both 1 medium onion, grated or pureed or chopped extra fine 1 teaspoon salt or to taste Freshly ground pepper to… More
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help please
Im desperate!! I have a (used to be gorgeous) Hibiscus tree that I purchased from an unreliable place and it has these awful blackish brown beetle-y looking things on it. I have tried all summer to remove them. The latest thing I did was to put the whole plant in… More
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Treeman Question
Last fall during Rutting season, a deer scraped his horns on my apple tree. There is a bit of damage, but the bark isn't girdled, just one side is affected. It still looks quite healthy, but I am wondering if it will heal on it's own, or if I should… More
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Air Layering OUTDOOR Plants?
...gham moss or soil in plastic wrap and tying it to scraped stem section until roots form) on your OUTDOOR plants? I just read that the Lady Bank's Rose roots outdoors easily this way and wondered if any… More
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Got creative in the pea patch today!!!!!
I have told you in the messages past that my peas have really shot up, and was having trouble finding big enough things to stake them to, well I got creative today!!!! If I had not done what I did today, these were on the verge of snapping off!!! I… More
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Horseradish plant and making horseradish condiment.
...from the plant. The roots were washed and lightly scraped, then cut in small pieces and put in the blender with sufficient vinegar to make a smooth paste. It is important to complete the process relatively soon after picking the roots, since… More
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Stubborn Parents
...t off trying to discourage them even made a board cut on an angle… More
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Insect life?
How much insect life is normal in a compost bin? I have a 100 gal plastic storage bin with about 200 dime sized drainage holes drilled in the top sides and bottom. I have only turned my compost a few times all summer. But i did yesterday and a watermelon… More
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scrape booking supplies
Hello does anyone do scrape booking?I am trying to find gold alphabet stickers for a page that I want to do? Need gold and silver stickers to spell graduate? Thank you More
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BEEF!!
So in the indian food thread we started talking about what we like to do with brisket, so I thought I'd start a beef thread. It being cold and all, what's your favorite big warm beefy thing to make? Here's one of my very own recipes that I like to… More
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hyssop help
... I broke off a branch and it snapped right off. I scraped the bark with my fingernail and found no green. I'm pretty sure it's gone. I… More
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Cleaning my garden tools
Hello....My soil is very clay-rich. Is there an easier way to get the clay off my tools than scraping it off? Is there any solution that I can soak them in that will ease the clean up? More
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guess what i woke up to
Freaking frost I had to scrape my windows, april 22 and frost, I spent all weekend putting in my plants only to have FROST, i did go check on my plants and everything ok but still More
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Hi! I'm a new member
....I have so far make my first compost from kitchen scrapes. And Made a compost tumbler with the help of my husband.this summer I started a worm bin.I also took 2 large Rubbermade storage containers and… More
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