Popcorn "pop" test #2
It's taking much longer to dry out the popcorn this year. We haven't used our pellet stove all winter (which heats the other end of the house), on account of it needing parts (and we all know about the medical bills). In the past, I would put the ears of corn in front of the pellet stove, and it would be ready by December. Not this time.
I started tackling the first type of radish seeds. It will take many more days to complete this chore. It took almost an hour for that little bowl of seeds, and it doesn't look like much, right? I'll be asking for some help this next weekend.
2 comments:
Yep, all those "little" after-the-harvest chores that take soooo much more time than one would think. Most folks (sadly) think we're crazy for doing such things when we could go buy a pre-popped (even!) bag of popcorn in a minute or purchase some month old radishes (with no taste and an awful texture) off the grocery shelf. Ha! What benefits we all reap from taking the time and effort to produce the same right on our own piece of land. Mundane work such as seeding those radish pods is what I'm good at . . . wish I could sit in a chair next to you, chat and help out!
Mama Pea, you made me laugh out loud when you mentioned "crazy." I was thinking the same thing. My extended family must think I'm nuts, ha ha!
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