Comments for Ten Apple Farm http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress Living With Goats Sat, 28 Aug 2010 09:54:04 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Pickle Progress-and Problems by margaret http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1114&cpage=1#comment-17610 margaret Sat, 28 Aug 2010 09:54:04 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1114#comment-17610 <a href="#comment-17605" rel="nofollow">@Deborah @ Antiquity Oaks</a> Isn't that so disappointing? I'm doing more beans this weekend, and I'm a little nervous--completely irrational, I know. I love pickled peppers, but I've never made them. Sadly, we got our peppers in so late this year that they're only about an inch long! @Deborah @ Antiquity Oaks
Isn’t that so disappointing? I’m doing more beans this weekend, and I’m a little nervous–completely irrational, I know. I love pickled peppers, but I’ve never made them. Sadly, we got our peppers in so late this year that they’re only about an inch long!

]]> Comment on Pattypan Perfection by Barbara Schutt http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1117&cpage=1#comment-17606 Barbara Schutt Sat, 28 Aug 2010 04:14:56 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1117#comment-17606 Thanks for giving me credit! You could use breadcrumbs instead of rice sometime. Your bread is so delicious. Thanks for giving me credit! You could use breadcrumbs instead of rice sometime. Your bread is so delicious.

]]> Comment on Pickle Progress-and Problems by Deborah @ Antiquity Oaks http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1114&cpage=1#comment-17605 Deborah @ Antiquity Oaks Sat, 28 Aug 2010 03:25:12 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1114#comment-17605 We love dilly beans, too! I've had two jars explode on me. It was a batch of peppers last year. I ran out of the hot vinegar solution, and silly person that I am, I added cold vinegar to the jar. The cold vinegar sank to the bottom of the jar, ad when I put it in the canner, the two jars blew out the bottoms within a minute or two. We love dilly beans, too! I’ve had two jars explode on me. It was a batch of peppers last year. I ran out of the hot vinegar solution, and silly person that I am, I added cold vinegar to the jar. The cold vinegar sank to the bottom of the jar, ad when I put it in the canner, the two jars blew out the bottoms within a minute or two.

]]> Comment on Pattypan Perfection by Deborah @ Antiquity Oaks http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1117&cpage=1#comment-17603 Deborah @ Antiquity Oaks Sat, 28 Aug 2010 03:18:21 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1117#comment-17603 That does look yummy! I keep saying I'm going to stuff them, but haven't done it yet. Funny thing is I just did a tv segment yesterday morning, and I stir-fried patty pan and lemon squash. Here it the clip and the recipe: http://www.themorningblend.com/videos/101465624.html That does look yummy! I keep saying I’m going to stuff them, but haven’t done it yet. Funny thing is I just did a tv segment yesterday morning, and I stir-fried patty pan and lemon squash. Here it the clip and the recipe: http://www.themorningblend.com/videos/101465624.html

]]> Comment on Backyard Locavores by Teri http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1092&cpage=1#comment-17600 Teri Fri, 27 Aug 2010 20:35:42 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1092#comment-17600 Looks like a great event! It's a wonderful point what you say about looking at your place through the eyes of others and seeing what you are doing right. It's SO easy to look at every square foot as a project waiting to happen, and especially when you throw young kids into the mix (we're expecting our second in a few months), it just seems daunting! When others come by our place for a visit, they marvel at what we've created here, and sometimes we just have to sit down and pat ourselves on the back for doing the best we can! Looks like a great event! It’s a wonderful point what you say about looking at your place through the eyes of others and seeing what you are doing right. It’s SO easy to look at every square foot as a project waiting to happen, and especially when you throw young kids into the mix (we’re expecting our second in a few months), it just seems daunting!

When others come by our place for a visit, they marvel at what we’ve created here, and sometimes we just have to sit down and pat ourselves on the back for doing the best we can!

]]> Comment on Pattypan Perfection by Kathy in KY http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1117&cpage=1#comment-17597 Kathy in KY Fri, 27 Aug 2010 13:58:43 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1117#comment-17597 That's a great way to use them. I would've never thought of that. Looks delish! Thanks for sharing with all of us. Take care, from KY, and have a great weekend. That’s a great way to use them. I would’ve never thought of that. Looks delish! Thanks for sharing with all of us. Take care, from KY, and have a great weekend.

]]> Comment on Extending Our Season by Courtney http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104&cpage=1#comment-17551 Courtney Sat, 21 Aug 2010 18:32:04 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104#comment-17551 Nice! I love the hinged roof, that's brilliant. I will totally borrow the idea when I'm out of the gosh-darned city and have more garden space. Nice! I love the hinged roof, that’s brilliant. I will totally borrow the idea when I’m out of the gosh-darned city and have more garden space.

]]> Comment on Extending Our Season by margaret http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104&cpage=1#comment-17541 margaret Fri, 20 Aug 2010 17:11:41 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104#comment-17541 <a href="#comment-17537" rel="nofollow">@Jeanine</a> Not dreaded, that horseradish! We planted it there, but are planning to scoop it out--all the little thready roots--in the spring. On the other side of the bed, the mint has taken over a plot at least 5x15 feet.... @Jeanine
Not dreaded, that horseradish! We planted it there, but are planning to scoop it out–all the little thready roots–in the spring. On the other side of the bed, the mint has taken over a plot at least 5×15 feet….

]]> Comment on Extending Our Season by megan http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104&cpage=1#comment-17540 megan Fri, 20 Aug 2010 16:42:15 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104#comment-17540 I was just thinking of building one of these - with the added bonus that you could cover it in chicken wire for the summer and keep the varmints out! I was just thinking of building one of these – with the added bonus that you could cover it in chicken wire for the summer and keep the varmints out!

]]> Comment on Extending Our Season by Jeanine http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104&cpage=1#comment-17537 Jeanine Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:31:04 +0000 http://livingwithgoats.com/wordpress/?p=1104#comment-17537 It's a beauty! Warning: On the other side of the raised bed, the leaves appear to be those of the dreaded horseradish. Insert some kind of deep barrier between the new bed and the horseradish. Those roots find a way into the next county. It’s a beauty! Warning: On the other side of the raised bed, the leaves appear to be those of the dreaded horseradish. Insert some kind of deep barrier between the new bed and the horseradish. Those roots find a way into the next county.

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