The ground is saturated now so all of the moisture is making its way into the pond. There's two feet of new water in there over the last ten days. Happy happy.
Posted on 12/01/2018 5:06:30 PM PST by greeneyes
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My dog looks through the window and I have a bunch of house plants. I love them. I will see how I can post something.:-). Happy Sunday
My dog looks through the window and I have a bunch of house plants. I love them. I will see how I can post something.:-). Happy Sunday
I apologize if this is a double post. But I think I lost the first one. Those beet chips sound amazing how do you make them? My husband, who had a heart attack , would love them.
They must be full of vitamins and minerals, not like the store bought chips that are full of salt. Thanks!
I don’t really miss it that much.
It’s just kind of weird.
:)
Very simple to make the beet chips.
First I steam them, and after they cool, I peel them. I have a mandolin than makes super thin slices like for potato chips and I use that to slice them.
Then you place them in hot oil, lard, or tallow, and fry. Place on paper towels to drain, and sprinkle with some sea salt.
It’s the same process I use for potato chips.
The ground is saturated now so all of the moisture is making its way into the pond. There's two feet of new water in there over the last ten days. Happy happy.
Sounds great. Also, if you added stuff about indoor "gardeniing" for us snowbound folks, I wouldn't mind that either. :^)
thx.
BRRR. That picture looks a bit on the cool side.
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