Don't throw tomatoes at me, ha ha! I spent the Labor Day weekend laboring in the tomato patch(s).
Hubby and I had to re-tie the 100-some tomato plants and finally finished them up yesterday. By the time we picked tomatoes, it was too hot to remain out there, and too late to start a batch of anything with tomatoes.
I tried a new recipe to see if it would be a different spin on a holiday treat for gatherings. I lined a 13 x 9 pan with parchment paper, then lightly oiled it. You could use non-stick spray if you prefer. I didn't use much at all really.
Pour 1 cup of Jack Daniel's Whiskey over 2 pounds of sifted powdered sugar and stir.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Monday, September 5, 2016
Lesson Learned ~ Tidbits
We've been gardening for maybe 5 years. I really can't remember without looking in our homesteading journal. Anyway, we used to plant the smaller roma type tomato in our garden.
Hubby was in charge of purchasing the tomato plants this year, and he brought home a larger heirloom paste tomato. Actually a few varieties to try. This was a ripe one, but the sunlight was reflecting on it in the photo. You can see it was about 4 inches wide. It's not a beefsteak variety, but a paste. I have no idea what the correct name was, and will be better at that next year, but these babies are huge and heavy.
Hubby was in charge of purchasing the tomato plants this year, and he brought home a larger heirloom paste tomato. Actually a few varieties to try. This was a ripe one, but the sunlight was reflecting on it in the photo. You can see it was about 4 inches wide. It's not a beefsteak variety, but a paste. I have no idea what the correct name was, and will be better at that next year, but these babies are huge and heavy.
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Homesteading,
Motherhood,
Self Sufficiency
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