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Dana on A Stinky Question
Made this last night for a change from turkey. It was great! I kept the meat filling to half recipe but the full recipe for the spoon bread . I also grilled 3 c. home frozen corn for a layer between. Served it with guacamole, corn salsa and sour cream. It was wonderful! Thanks for sharing! Will make again.
Granma2girls on Tamale Pie with Spoon Bread
Mama always said "good fences make for good neighbors."
Joell on Fences Are Good People
I hope that last remark about hired men isn't indicative of anything! Our experience has been that not even some hired men are very good...... It is a good idea to cut down mowing time and extend your grazing area. It is such a wastes of time, gas and feed, to mow good grass.
Glenda on Fences Are Good People
Sometimes I wonder why I don't have 3 laps, one for the dog and 2 for the cats. They have their moments also when they are stubborn about who is favorites.
holstein woman on A Falling Out
When you have multipe animals, it is as bad as having several kids, everyone wants to be mommy's favorite. It is nice that they have such a large pasture to run.
Joell on A Falling Out
Sounds like a great plan to reduce the mowing. We often put fencing around what we don't want eaten and let the goats "mow" the lawn here. But we aren't as exposed to the road as you are. Have you considered turning any of the areas on your farm in to hay fields? Even you don't have the equipment to do hay yourself, you may be able to hire someone to do it for you for less than you buy it.
Heidi533 on Fences Are Good People
I want your postscript cross-stitched on a pillow. And I love mowing, but even I think 20 hours is excessive! Of course I also have a riding mower, I hate push-mowing.
buglady77 on Fences Are Good People
I made these with my family yesterday for our Egg Dyeing Party. They were amazing! We have a frying problem in our family, once we start we can't stop so we made fried smoked mozzarella bites, fried bacon, Scottish eggs, double fried Scottish eggs, and fried portabella mushrooms. It was Awesome! Thanks for the inspiration.
canandfreezeCR on Fried Deviled Eggs
What a lovely place for them to dine--a 5 star pasture.
Joell on My Favorite Activity
I have to agree with Brenda, when I try to cut up a whole chicken, I make chicken mush. I expect much of the problem comes from a dull knife. And it would take a great many chickens to get enough of the parts that my people like. If I buy a whole chicken I usually stew it, pick the meat off and make other things with the shredded meat.
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