Hold your glass by the stem and flip so that it is upside down. Dip the rim first in the corn syrup, allow any excess to drip off, then dip the still-wet rim in the coconut flakes. Allow the glass to dry while you mix your drink. When it comes to choosing the type of glassware...
If you’re looking for a permanent situation, there is nothing better than a cold frame. This is a raised bed made of wood or steel, with a hard cover that you put on each winter made of either transparent plastic or glass. It insulates the bed so that rain, snow, wind and ice ca...
Traditional pressure canners require precise temperature control, which can be difficult to achieve with off-grid fuels like propane and wood. Also be aware that pressure canners are very heavy when fully loaded, and can crack glass cooktops. You also needMason jarsto put your food in. The be...
Tomatoes are best processed or canned when freshest. That’s usually during the hottest time of the year. Beat the heat and can tomatoes later this winter. Gather up the last garden produce before the first frost. If you want to eat local year-round, consider buying fresh tomatoes at the ...
Insulated water bottles or thermos flasks help reduce heat loss and keep water from freezing for longer periods of time. Sometimes for up to 12 hours, depending on the bottle. They usually come with double walls between two layers of material, like glass or stainless steel, which trap air an...
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I have never been able to achieve a 100% cutting survival rate. Some plants always die – it’s just a fact of life I guess. I do know that when I take the time to use rooting hormone, I have a better success rate with the new starts. Usually in the 75% range. I’ll take th...
Don't let the frost ruin all your hard work! Pop an old bed sheet over your plants during the night or when the temperature drops to give them a layer of protection. 13. In the car Brrr - make sure you keep warm! Breakdowns can happen at any time. ...
I use a glass pie plate. Then layer chopped tomatoes(if you don’t have fresh, use diced canned but drain the liquid first), then lettuce, grated cheddar cheese. Make several layers of the lettuce, tomato and cheese, then top with picante sauce or salsa (your choice of flavor) and ...
Place the cuttings in a clean glass vase filled with water, and keep them in a warm and bright place out of direct sun.. I only changed the water when the water started to look cloudy, which happened only a couple of times.Use room temperature tap water and let the chlorine evaporate ...