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Comments (5)My mother used to prepare it exactly like scalloped potatoes, layers of peeled slices interspersed with a thin white sauce. I didn't find much similarity to oyster taste, but it was edible. Lookiing back, I don't remember that it had wintered, so that probably affected the flavor....See MoreHelp me understand this sex thing.........
Comments (16)As to PawPaws, most of the grafted cultivars were originally wild seedlings that were selected because of their superiority. Neal Peterson, original founder of the PawPaw Foundation, went on to found Peterson's PawPaws and spent a number of years doing his own breeding and subjecting the superior fruit from his breedings to taste test comparisons. Not all pawpaws are equal. Some are quite small with large seeds, and do not yield much fruit flesh. Some are stronger flavored than others and some have a strong aftertaste (though this can be more or less detectable depending on the taster). Check out Peterson's if you interested or look into any grafted cultivar if you want to taste better Pawpaws. As to Persimmons, one year, I successfully grafted about six varieties to one tree. I moved the tree during the dormant season. Lost everything down to the ground, and have not been successful in grafting Persimmons since. *sigh*...See MoreBecause y'all would understand....
Comments (12)Sorry no one got to see your gardens. You can always invite friends for coffee in the garden, lunch for the girls in the garden, or cocktails for a few of your best friends in the garden. And won't they just think you are so on top of everything to do this on 'little notice', and your gardens are all immaculate! You can have a series of smaller get-togethers. And, while it's weeded, be sure to pull new weeds as they appear, so you don't have that big job before your next party. Janie...See MoreThings I don't understand- warming drawers and a huge fridge
Comments (55)So, Histokitch . . . what size fridge do you have that works for you? I could have written your post. I have the DH who commutes 1.5 hours each way, 4 kids to feed, top row all milk, tons and tons of fresh veggies and fruits that kill me on space and even meat for 3 days and I am out of room. I HATE my refridgerator. Nothing fits, I can't find anything, food rots because I can't see it pushed to the back (also hampered by the placement in the kitchen where neither door (sxs) can open fully so I can't see inside. I hate saying to DH -- this was really good when I first made it . . . of course now several hours later and microwaved it kind of s#$ks. So, I live for the day of a warmng drawer and the right size and format refrigerator . . . just need to figure out what size that might be....See More- 10 years agoJasdip thanked dcarch7 d c f l a s h 7 @ y a h o o . c o m
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