Posts Tagged ‘instructions’

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Gutter planters!

I know it sounds crazy, but even with 150+ square feet of garden space, I realized I didn’t have enough room this year for everything I wanted to grow. However we don’t have a huge yard and my husband and dog think it would be nice if we didn’t take up any more space with [...]

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Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese

Last fall I used fresh squash from our garden in this recipe. While it’s really good (especially after it sits in the fridge for a day) and pretty darn healthy, I’m not sure it’s worth the time it takes to make it on a regular basis. However, I would definitely recommend making it at least [...]

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Chicken Butchering Part 2: How to Pluck a Chicken

If you don’t scald the chicken, it’s almost impossible to pull the feathers out.  Of course, you could always remove the feathers by skinning the chicken, but I like the juiciness that the skin gives a roasted or fried chicken, so I prefer to leave the skin on. We spent about $60 to buy a [...]

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Chicken Butchering Part 1 – How to Kill a Chicken

This is the first time either of us has ever butchered and cleaned a chicken.  We got our instruction from Dave, Leah’s friend, who was kind enough to butcher a chicken and show us all the steps along the way.  We also read from “The Encyclopedia of Country Living by Carla Emery.  My experience as [...]