Lack of LEFT-OVERS!?!
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What would happen over a few years if I left garlic to grow free?
Comments (21)Next to our place is a vacant acre lot where the house was removed about 10 years ago. The garlic from their garden kept spreading over those years. There was a patch about 30x70 feet and other clumps here and there. A neighbor who was related to those people told me that the garlic was German Red. I spent some time investigating. There were 9 inch or so balls of bulbs mixed in with rounds. The bulbs were small, maybe an inch in diameter. I planted some of the cloves and got bulbs as large as 3 inches in diameter the first year. I would guess that these wilded plants will tend to grow for many years without problem because the spreading is accomplished by the bulblets bending the scapes over so that the plant can move a foot or two each year. Garlic plants grown from bulbils grow plants that are said to clear any plant diseases that would continue in plants grown from cloves. The 30x70 foot clump was mostly to the north of a huge shade tree, with a 3 foot in diameter trunk. In the spring into early summer the only thing growing there was the garlic but then the weeds would crowd out the garlic. When the scapes were on the plants the clump was still mainly weed free. I'm guessing that the shade helped the garlic overcome weed pressure....See Moretrial with left overs (not dinner)
Comments (97)Curious why tile won’t go on shiplap? It’s faux shiplap, not real ship lap. Not to put behind the stove but previous poster suggested above dresser, really liked that idea. And paint the blue behind stove and up to top shelf on right to end of that wall, then maybe across sink counter under window. Stop/star is my problem? . I thought if i get that shelf, spray (krylon) a copper or something against that blue?...See MoreI had these bricks left over and I wasn't sure what to do do with them
Comments (18)I can appreciate what you were trying to accomplish with this. :-) Part of the problem -- at least for me -- is that the bricks aren't stacked in a natural/logical orientation. If they were laid horizontally, so that they gave the appearance of being structural, I think my brain would have an easier time understanding the column (it would appear solid and less like a veneer). The corners/edges would also have been easier to integrate....See MoreSeitan - left over starch - noodles
Comments (12)I've not made chili oil, but I might want to try it. However, I would want to use the chilies of my own choice and keep it rather simple and omit some aromatics (particularly star anise and cinnamon), except perhaps the garlic and black cardamom. I do have Sichuan peppercorns that I need to use, however, but I would want to make chili oil with dried cayenne or chile de arbol chilies. I grew and dried the cayenne myself, and I also have dried chocolate Habanero chilies, which I think might make good chili oil - I have not used any of them yet, but I plan to cook with them when (if it ever happens) I do not have other chilies to use. I would be interested in seeing recipes for chili oils other than the Chinese versions, even though I have all the ingredients to make the Chinese versions. I buy garlic sesame chili oil at a Japanese market, and I keep it in the fridge, since it is made with sesame oil, and I use this frequently, but it is not very spicy. I don't think I've ever bought Chinese chili oil, although I've had it in restaurants. I'm not close to a Chinese neighborhood (Chinatown is at least half an hour away), and where I live Japanese markets are more common. There is also an Indonesian market fairly close, and even Koreatown is closer than Chinatown. Thai Town is closer than Koreatown. Anyway, it is easier for me to go to Japanese, Thai, Korean, and Indonesian markets than Chinese markets. The majority of Chinese markets are in Monterey Park, which is 35-50 minutes from here (depending on traffic). I've been there for dim sum, as it is much better in MP than in Chinatown. Some of the Japanese markets here are quite large, and some of the Korean markets are huge. Later this month, I will be more bold about venturing out for more shopping, as my vaccination will be in full effect by March 22....See More- 9 years ago
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