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I have a Boos Block 24 x 18 board that I use for my bread making. It's good for rolling out dough for cinnamon buns too. It's on the heavy side and I really don't have storage space so it sits on the counter and also gets used for other things too, like cutting veggies although I never use any of my wood boards for raw meat. I keep it in good condition by occasionally treating with food grade mineral oil and Boos board cream with is bees wax and mineral oil.

What I like about wood boards is, if the surface gets scratched up from knifes or whatever, I can give it a sanding and return it to new or near new condition.

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I wonder if it might work better with canned peach pie filling instead of plain canned peaches.

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Have a safe trip!

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I baked a chocolate cake and sandwich buns.

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My brother came over and I fired up the bbq and made brats and steak. And a huge salad.

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Sounds reasonable to me. I often find myself cutting a recipe in half, and if the whole recipe calls for 3 eggs I will either use one egg only, or one egg and a tablespoon of flax seed with 2 tablespoons of water, or one whole egg and an egg white, all depending on my mood and what I'm making.

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The more I think about it, the more I think it could be infested, as in it got infested with microbes that made it turn sour. Sours are kinda popular.

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Maybe they meant "infested", lol. I've never seen that term before.

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Today I made pancakes with cherries.

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I made a peach cobbler using canned peach pie filling. I used a recipe I found on the Duncan Heinz website although I seasoned it my way. I'm of the opinion that cloves and almond extract go great with peaches so I used a 1/4 teaspoon of ground cloves and 1/8 teaspoon of almond extract (a little goes a long way). It was a real easy recipe. I've never made a cobbler before. I'll serve it vanilla ice cream and a sprig of fresh mint.

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I couldn't read it either.

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He had a feast.

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Yes, you do have to watch out for bunnies. Plant some for them and some for you. About 10 years ago, when I was still growing my tomatoes in the ground, I went out there one evening to water them and saw a rabbit in the next row close to a plant. Then his nose started twitching and the next thing I know his mouth is on a tomato. Which happened to be the first ripe tomato of the season, I was going to pick it the next day. It dawned on me that this was a Kodak moment. I set the hose down, walked back to the house, got the camera and changed the lens, carefully walked back out and hoping the rabbit was still there. He was.

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Now I'm more confused, two of them are now showing but they weren't before. Here's the 3rd.

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I tried to post 3 photos in the above post, only the last one is showing, not sure what I did wrong. I'll try again.

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