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I made tacos tonight.
I took a look on Youtube. While there are not a lot of things you can do with it, I found some ideas. Crush garlic, crush nuts, press out pie crusts for small pies, press out dumpling dough. Press out pizza dough for small pizzas.
I hope this link works, Tortilla Press
Thank you, BA. I'm sure you're right. At this point, I don't think there's anything I can do about it.
I had a hamburger, fried potato, sugar snap peas and carrot.
From a distance the tree looks good, but this is what I'm talking about.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.I had a cheese burger and a side of broccoli.
That is a beautiful pie, Joan!
I had a hamburger, fried potato and sugar snap peas.
I made a batch of wheat/semolina/rye buns this afternoon.
What I saw on the news yesterday was to dust yourself (tick prone areas) and your dog with diatomaceous earth after coming back from tick prone areas. Some of the ticks are so small they can't be seen with the naked eye, and those are often the ones that spread disease.
On Sunday I made pork tenderloin on the BBQ. Yesterday I decided to make pizza dough as the temps are still on the cool side. So yesterday and today I had bbq pork tenderloin pizza with a side of fresh green beans and carrots. I have enough dough for one more pizza, tomorrow.
Thanks for the recipe, Joan, I saved it.
I can almost taste those pickles, Joan! I should give it a try.
I made chicken vegetable soup and had it with leftover pork tenderloin.
Those are great looking tomatoes, Mike.
My peach tree was started from a pit by my neighbor's father; he did a lot of fruit trees that way. My neighbors had one too, but it fell apart a couple of years ago. My tree doesn't look great, but at least I'll have this season (it has peeling bark). For years it produced tiny peaches but after pruning it about 5 years ago, it started producing normal size fruit. There's a lot of tiny peaches on it right now, so I'm hoping for a nice crop.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.I noticed that my peach tree has fruit. It didn't have anything last year. So, me and the wild life will get a few peaches this year!
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