Cherries
nancyjane_gardener
5 years ago
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Comments (25)bmorepanic- I've know you're a frequent poster so I was pretty sure you were okay, but I just wanted to be sure! Getting the right tone can be so difficult online. I really like that 1/2 round table, BTW. Is that Scherrs or DIY? Angie- Skytrain, US Navy retired! Went on to fly GIII, but the handle is stuck. Mixed hardwood drawer boxes are one of the Scherrs options that's less expensive than the solid cherry. Here's one of the coolest things about working with Scherrs: I wanted that micro/convection combo wall oven lower than standard because I didn't want to be reaching up and over a hot oven door to pull out a heavy pan, like at my SIL's house. So I talked to Leon and told him about how high I wanted it, and then said, I want the cabinet above to be able to hold full-sized sheet pans (it's got those dividers for sheet pans and pizza trays and a pizza peel and cutting boards), and then make the cabinet above the size of whatever is left over. Then, however high that top cabinet above the wall oven turns out, the ones on top all along the left side have to match that height, whatever it is. Dang, I just remembered that I still need to get glass for those glass-front doors. Obviously I never use anything in there. Also, FYI, if you couldn't tell, the cabinets are all 30" deep with 27" pullouts, uppers 15" deep and set higher off the countertop than normal, 22", so that stuff would fit under them, such as mixer and coffee maker. The customization you can do with Scherrs is wonderful!...See MoreCherry Parfait blooms pink instead of cherry
Comments (2)Mine started off looking light just like yours. I am amazed at how the recent blooms got darker the longer they bloomed. They must have changed colors about 10 times. I am also amazed at how long the blooms last (close to 3 weeks, then brought inside in a vase and it stilled looked great after a week). This is one rose I am highly impressed with!...See MoreISO cherry cobbler recipe made with cherry pie filling
Comments (15)Cooks Illustrated did its normal iterative testing review of ingredients and recommends the Trader Joes Morello cherries that Toby mentions. They found that the trouble with many recipes was that the cherry flavor was lacking because the fruit was overcooked. Cooked once before canning, then a second time with a long interval in the oven, were the culprits. Its recipe involves separately baking a type of sweetened flour-biscuit concoction made with buttermilk as the first step. Another step is to drain the cherries from the liquid and reduce the liquid with wine and afterwards add a small bit of almond extract. Then it all gets assembled in a pan for a 10 minutes warm up, with the cherries and reduced liquid on the bottom and the biscuits on top. I haven't tried it but it sounds not too complicated with a good result....See Moremy ornamental cherry is making cherries???
Comments (4)Odd choice to cross-post this in Cacti & Succulents and Cacti Gallery. Anyway, the other day at a garden center I saw a product that you can spray on a tree to stop it from producing fruit. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the chemical in the spray. Something that started with an E. Though, I think the spray is meant to be applied when the tree is flowering. I can't see fruits in your picture but I guess they are there. Otherwise I doubt you'd be asking about them. I think your tree is too far along in the process of producing fruit to be sprayed this year. I guess you could chop off the fruiting branches but if you are going to do that every time it produces fruit you just as well remove the whole tree and find a different ornamental that is better at not producing fruit....See Morenancyjane_gardener
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