We made wind breaks for tomato sauce last year , cardboard covered with tin foil . Moving box and foil taped over side facing fire . Sleeve from a barrel sounds way better .
We made wind breaks for tomato sauce last year , cardboard covered with tin foil . Moving box and foil taped over side facing fire . Sleeve from a barrel sounds way better .
I have fond memories of my dad and our neighbours dad boiling sap in the “Sugar Shack” they built on our property. My dad talked about those Spring boils right up until his death.
I’ve driven past that shack a few times, now owned by someone else and they have no interest in it. One of these days I’ll see if I can get the big stainless steel tub (likely an old industrial dual sink thingy) from there and use it to boil my own sap.
Crumpets. All this maple syrup talk got me to make crumpets again. Being rusty, the first batch was so-so but the next went down very well with some dark, store bought maple syrup. There are a few left for breakfast.
A religious group in Quebec wanted to experience a traditional maple syrup outing that had been going on for generations at a particular farm. The experience included watching the boil then having pancakes and syrup along with a serving of pork and beans.
The problem was the pork and the group asked if it could be omitted from the pork and beans, a traditional family recipe. I guess your syrup isn't halal or kosher either.
The conundrum being, wanting to experience someone else's lifestyle without experiencing all of it.
A religious group in Quebec wanted to experience a traditional maple syrup outing that had been going on for generations at a particular farm. The experience included watching the boil then having pancakes and syrup along with a serving of pork and beans.
The problem was the pork and the group asked if it could be omitted from the pork and beans, a traditional family recipe. I guess your syrup isn't halal or kosher either.
The conundrum being, wanting to experience someone else's lifestyle without experiencing all of it.
Bummer. A few places have cancelled March break in fear of COVID. The St Jacobs tour is a really good one. Two minutes from my home. Love taking the grandkids. They love sitting at the very front of the wagon."Papa! I saw the poop come out of the horses butt".
We've done that one more than a few times with friends from down that way. They are members so they get 20% off in the store. Often pick up a 4L jug for ~$50.
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