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so ... i ran around here for quite awhile before i ponied up a bit o cash, and i used a ff addon called "adblock ultimate" or something like that. i never realized how many ads were on here until after i subscribed. after i subbed i got a blank page. wierdest thing ever, but once i turned the...
wow! this looks great! i cooked up some spares this weekend i had in the freezer and they turned out great! homemade mac n cheese is always a winner too. if this happens again, don't throw out the trim - i'd be happy to swing by and trade for things i've made recently -- beef jerky, summer...
if you're interested in a couple tips... lower the lights (or raise the trays) so that the lights are just a couple inches above the seedlings - this will give you shorter plants with thicker stems. i tried that this year, and was amazed at the difference in the plant growth. last year all of...
well, 2 reasons really... first was that everyone on the interwebs recommended it. they don't really share their reasons... but i suspect that it encourages more leaves/lower growth. the second reason is so i don't have to adjust my shelving - they'd get too tall and i don't want the tops...
tbh i started on a char griller - $500 at the orange box store on sale. i liked it well enough, was able to dial in temps pretty well and made some amazing food on it. i usually use charcoal for heat and splits for smoke, and just buy the original kingsford pack. i might spend a little more...
sooooooo. some years ago i built some raised beds out of cedar - 2x8 double layer 3'x6' area. they're great. heavy, and a pain to move. $200 apiece to build. here they are this year refilled with ... well ... fertilizer.
this year i wanted to add 3 more raised beds - to triple my cucumber...
yeah, it turned out ok - just took forever to send it back through on the small die (45 minutes or so constantly running the grinder).
what would you use 3mm for? hot dogs?
ok... well, that was an ordeal. @SmokinEdge you were right... i shouldn't have gone with the smaller die. meat paste. and it was hard going the whole way -- the lem plunger isn't a snug fit, so it'd spooge out the side then create air pockets... oh well. live and learn. and my parents...
right? i thought that was kinda weird too after i started mixing it up... hence the post. only thing i can think of is that maybe that fat was still cold enough to be solid and didn't mix very well
i will give that a try. the large die again or the small one? the small one has ... 1/8" holes? or therabouts. they're probably actually metric and i didn't read the thing.
and maybe i'm over-thinking it and i should just bag it up and call it a day... not like my parents are making patties - they add it to spaghetti or lasagna