Recent content by xcap

gf--My pot is at least the size of yours & has worked on out propane gas for over a year w/ no consequences. The heat has presented no problem to the porcelin top.

I am a retired USAF Aircraft Maintenance Officer--EC/RC/KC-135, KC-10, B-52& F-111 also spent a few years w/ American Eagle as a mechanic till hurt on the job.

Finlandia University's tee shirt logo = FU

I saw a cooking show @ 2mos ago (Andrew Zimmer I think) where he was reviewing a cooking contest in a town using mostly bugs in recipes. The June Bug casserole won. You might bee onto something.

Used to be, I didn't care if they came off but now have a practical reason to remove labels. We recently had to have our dishwasher repaired we thought it was to be on warranty--however after tearing the thing apart the repairman found the food macerater filled w/ various kinds of junk that...

Today I got my first "It tasted dark" comment Then found & reqd this entire thread. That coment froma friend who has been considering taking up brewing. Actually liked the brew & the "dark" taste of my Vanilla Cream Ale. It was amusing & a bit ironic to me when T\this thread turned up.

I had the same problem--fixed it w/ SS wire wound tightly around the hose for a greater psi pressure. No more leaks.

My dogs don't care exscept for the previously mentioned leg lift--luckily the hops all grew several feet higher than the taller one (Lab) can reach when he does lift it. He is also a great deterrent to the deer & other assorted critters that were a problem before getting him.

Not here in Michigan's UP--Health officials have shut down such stuff here in the county of Marquette. Can't donate anything made outside of a commercial kitchen.

24106 + 10 = 24116

Not too many years back the method was to drop @ 1/2 tsp of sugar in each bottle & the siphon the newly fermented beer on top prior to capping. I remember helping my dad do that many times--he never had a problem w/ either infection or bottle bombs.

If you have several of both you could try both planting some & refridgerating some bearing in mind that they are designed by nature to last thru the winter mos. If that is done tho you'd want to mulch heavily first. There are a number of bulbs (much like a rhizome) which overwinter well when...

I have Cascade & Nuggetshere W/ wgat aooears ti be nugget at a friend of a friends (an old plot)

They're finally ready here in da UP. Picking this week in Gwinn too.

I was at State 74-77.