I'm reclaiming my vegetable garden . . .
. . . one day
. . . one section
. . . when time allows.
The garden did spit out one very small banana pepper, one very small green pepper, and some super chili peppers. I simply sliced them all up (and a few jalapeno peppers from the guy down the road), and dehydrated them all. Oh, I had 3 more very small cayenne peppers too. I will grind them all up, using the tip from a blog follower, and making a super hot powder. I added the 4 teensy habaneros to this too. I better go make a label for it. I may even keep a few dried rings for chili and other soups this winter.
Now I must get back to work.
The garden did spit out one very small banana pepper, one very small green pepper, and some super chili peppers. I simply sliced them all up (and a few jalapeno peppers from the guy down the road), and dehydrated them all. Oh, I had 3 more very small cayenne peppers too. I will grind them all up, using the tip from a blog follower, and making a super hot powder. I added the 4 teensy habaneros to this too. I better go make a label for it. I may even keep a few dried rings for chili and other soups this winter.
Now I must get back to work.
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I was looking at our little fenced garden...thinking, I could probably plant something in there if I get out there and clean it up.
Isn't it funny...? Just when you think you're getting a handle on THE LIST (of things to do) ...someone reminds you there is always more.
Ha! That is what happens when I come here to read. ;)
Thanks! (i think) Pat
I've never tried peppers, I'm not sure they would grow here. Maybe I should try them in with the cabbage, might stop the deer who come to our garden for supper!!
So I went to do some pruning, stepped in a fire ant nest about half way through, and scurried back in the house to dose my feet with witch hazel.
It's always something, isn't it. LOL
God bless.
RB
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