concerning crab spread for crackers
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Comments (14)I have a number of thriving crabapples (one a profusion) and apple trees on my property. Apples love it here in Vermont so they usually do very well. However one tree that I purchased, I think it was an American spirit, developed apple scab. I suspect it had been ill treated before I purchased it, and the stress of transplanting was a final blow. I purchased a fungicide, captan, from this place: http://www.treehelp.com/captan-fungicide-8oz/ I mixed it per the package directions and either sprayed it on the leaves or dabbed it on, can't remember. Fortunately the tree was small so I was able to apply it to nearly every leaf. It worked like a miracle. About a year later we had a new waterline installed, and I had to dig up the tree and move it to a different location to prevent the roots from growing into the line. I feared that a second transplanting would be the final nail in the coffin, but my crabapple had recovered to a point where it survived the transplanting without a single wilted leaf. It has tripled in size in the intervening years and is very healthy. This seems remarkable to me considering that during the final transplant I had to slice through a number of roots and even the lower section of the taproot. I guess my whole point is that captan works wonders on apple scab and I would give it a try sooner rather than later. Also, my experience is that you cannot overwater an apple tree. Many of mine thrive in extremely wet areas. They also grow in drier spots, but I wouldn't worry about excess moisture. I had planted a lilac in one wet spot, and it was gradually dying. I moved it to a drier area and planted an apple tree in its place. Both are happy with the arrangement. The lilac came back from the brink of death and the apple is thriving in the "lilac death spot." My profusion tree is the one in the center, and the tree on the right is the former apple scab invalid. Photo is from a few years ago....See MoreCan someone help me with a crab or salmon cake recipe?
Comments (16)I am going to try this tonite for dinner....cross your fingers for me. I am not a very good cook, but am trying new things. DH is a great cook, but since I am not working, I am trying to ease the burden for him. I have made some homemade cole slaw to go with, and may cut up some tatoes and onions also to bake. Thanks for all your help, I have printed the recipe's and taped it to the inside pantry door with the rest of my new dinner fixes and helpful kitchen hints. Trin...See MoreNeed a good crab dip recipe
Comments (5)This is from Copykats, Joe's Crab Shack Dip 2 oz Cream Cheese (softened) 4 tsp. Diced Yellow Onion 1 Tbsp. butter (softened) 4 tsp. Finely Diced Green Pepper 1/4 Cup Sour Cream 1/4 tsp. Seasoned Salt 1/8 tsp. Paprika 1 Tbsp. Mayonnaise 1/4 C. Shredded Mozz. Cheese 1 (6 oz.) can/fresh Crab meat Fresh diced green onion (garnish) Fresh hoopped parsley (garnish) Steps: Mix cream cheese, mayo, sour cream and butter until smooth. Blend in seasoned salt and paprika. Stir in yellow onions, crab meat, green pepper, and mozz. cheese. Place in a lightly greased small shallow baking dish and place in a preheated oven at 350° until mixture bubbles, about 10-14 min. Serve dip with unsalted or very lightly salted corn chips. This will serve 2 to 3 or makes a great light lunch with a crisp salad....See Morecrabmeat spread is bland -- help!
Comments (21)I'm not that well versed in the various types of crab. DH grew up in the PacificNW and I'm from theEasternShore, blue crabs. Obviously fresh is best over frozen/pasturized/gasp tinned. I did google the various 4,00 varieties all over the world. We had a work end-of-year towering seafood/sushi last Friday....maybe 5 varieties of crab. Crab cakes, (not great), soft-shell tempera, (excellent), some small fat claws, King/Snow legs, handsome fist sized knuckles, my favorite by far. Most golf ball sized. Not many takers having so much else so the chef packed up a couple dozen in ice for my seven fishes dinner. If it is the TJ's posted on-line in the freezer cardboard boxes it has mixed reviews being a mix of claw and sub-superior crab parts. Maybe a nice salmon spread that's easier to get frozen.... Crab in any form is crazy expensive these days... I do not agree that a fish cake is at all similar to a crab cake....See More- 2 years ago
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