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Comments (4)It doesn't get much easier than this recipe! As with any jam, the best way to test if it's done is as follows: While preparing the fruit, keep a saucer in the fridge to chill it. Cook your jam, and test it frequently by putting a small amount onto the chilled plate. When it's ready, you should be able to push the jam around so that it wrinkles. You'll need to test every minute or so when it's nearly ready. Another way to tell is that the mixture will coat the back of the spoon. Or, do what I sometimes do - remove the spoon from the mix, allow it to cool then rub your finger over the back of the spoon. If the jam looks, um, jam-y, on your finger, then it's ready to bottle. Rosehip Jam 2 cups rose hips 2 cups water sugar Cook hips in water until tender. Push pulp through sieve. Add one cup of sugar to each cup of pulp. Cook until pulp thickens like jam consistency. Pour into sterilised jars and seal. As for where to get rosehips, the best place is from your own plants in your own garden. Second best place is someone else's garden, where you know pesticides haven't been used. Or you could try a health food shop. Rosehip jam is used just like any other jam, on toast or English muffins for breakfast, or with scones for morning or afternoon tea (a dollop of cream with it goes well with scones). Spread pikelets with it, as you would raspberry or blackberry jam, and top with a dollop of softly whipped cream. Use it as a filling for croissants or pastries. Use your imagination - serve it with ice cream, yoghurt or as a filling with or without cream for layer cakes. Pikelets: 1 egg, well beaten 2 tablespoons sugar 4 tablespoons self-raising flour 1/2 cup milk pinch salt Combine egg and sugar, beat well. Add flour, salt and milk, mix in well. Drop by dessertspoonfuls onto a hot greased pan, cook until bubbles appear, then turn with a spatula or knife, cook until lightly brown. Lift out onto a dry cloth and cover. When cold, spread with butter, or serve with strawberry jam and cream. Note: For oval pikelets, drop batter from the side of the spoon. For round, pour from the top of the spoon. Here is a link that might be useful: pikelets pic...See MorePeony Challenged-- try try again
Comments (10)Peonies really need a cold cycle. The cold cycle should be under 40F at the minimum. In a pot the need is to let the root become cool but not too cold and dried out. In your zone 8a you may have some freezing temperatures but not subzero ones. Try to put the pot outside on the cooler days. Last year was an exception as far as temperatures. We had very low temperatures clear to the gulf coast at Easter which wiped out much of the bloom and in Spring dampness some of the plants died, more I believe from rot than from the frozen wet soil....See Morecustom sinks?
Comments (3)I don't think you could have a fireclay sink made custom at a reasonable price, since this would mean having a mold made. And then the sink IS the sink. You couldn't really change the shape of those behemoths. But having something like a soapstone sink made is quite common, and many soapstone companies make the custom sinks at the same price as non-custom. They'll come right out to your house and make it fit. And they'll guarantee it doesn't leak. I'm sorry about your sink issues. Sinks are usually the least of our worries!...See MorePossible botched surgery - now what?
Comments (10)Did you try to check this dr. out on the Internet? He sounds like he's in it for the money not trying to make people well. My mother had a situation where she was at work ,phone operator & her locker was on the bottom & as she came up another person opened hers & hit mom in the eye area. She eye drooped & she saw many drs. & never had surgery but headaches & looked permanent but then few years before she died we noticed that it hadn't drooped for a long time. Since she is so young I would google Mayo Clinic (they replaced a face up to the eyes, amazing work, did amazing operation on my son in Nov. & know of woman that had surgery there for a cancer & they had to go through her nose, extremely rare cancer that only 217 people in world have ever had & they have the best success rate & lady came out fine. So they are very good & they may be able to tell you what should be done. A 10 yr old shouldn't have to go through life like this. I just think the dr has limited knowledge & did what he could do. There are other drs that want to help & will involve others to come up with solutions. Some drs have to be at bottom of class, some may be at top as far as test scores but poor bedside manner, some are drs only because parents want them to be. Wonder if this guy has any lawsuits against him. You really need a 2nd opinion for entirely different medical place, the pea sized thing is worth getting checked out by someone new. That should not be there, I would want a really good explanation on that!...See More- 6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago
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