I feel like the days are so out of control, but I dug out my new jars and recipes. I realized I had not dehydrated comfrey or plantain, and needed it for one recipe. Of course, we just mowed too.
The kitchen is full of baskets of herbs and medicinal weeds, which are all waiting their moment in the dehydrator.
Our weather changed rapidly, so I am working quickly.
Sticky notes to the rescue! Without them, I would be a double hot mess express. I finally made a phone call for a quote, that should have been done a year ago. I was to complete that job today, but someone took the wrong vehicle to work this morning.
Purging continues, but not as productive as it should be. Garage clean out remains on the to-do list (did I mention too many commitments this month?).
Hot Mess Express © October 2024 by Kristina at Pioneer Woman at Heart
6 comments:
You make me tired! It all sounds like wonderful, important activity, but so much to do! I make a few spice mixes of my own, with our favorite being fajita seasoning.
I hope the days slow a bit so you can enjoy the beautiful days of fall.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
Hopefully, you'll have less hectic days coming soon! Thank you for linking to your taco seasoning recipe (love the label). I've been using it more and really need to make my own.
Betsy, I do make homemade fajita seasoning too. Thankfully, it that jar is not empty. I sure hope things slow down soon. It's been way to crazy busy here.
Leigh, you are welcome. Yes, I sure hope our days start slowing down.
I finally got the last of the tomatoes and peppers pulled, and those garden beds cleaned up. I still have to do my herbs to dry. Do you do anything to your herbs to remove possible pests other than cleaning with water before you dry them? There was one blog that mentioned using salt water but I don’t know if I like that idea. What do you think and/or do?
Katie C, I use a salad spinner to dry the herbs after washing them, to get the water off for dehydrating.
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