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Re: I brown mine in a cast iron skillet, then in the crock round crock pot I first place several pieces of apple on the bottom. Then a layer of sauerkraut sprinkled with a few caraway seeds. Lay chops over top, and layer again to stack the sauerkraut and chops. I cook this on the low...

Re: This may make an interesting ongoing thread. Where members post what they have found as off brands that are nearly the same as the name brand.

Re: This is more of a view of the table setting of a "Tea" But when I was a little child this was what I first experienced Tea with, as we sit on the concrete sidewalk.

Re: I live in Appalachia so I hear things that stop me in my tracks until I realize what it is that has been said. I was once riding on my motorcycle and stopped to ask for some directions. The farmers daughter was another part of the reason. Lovely girl. But after I asked how far it...

Re: I grew up around women who had studied "Home Economics" (anyone remember that) I was also taught much of what I know by them. I first became an efficient cook and learned to do so much with so little I thought I could do anything with practically nothing at all. LOL Then later I was...

Re: It's probably germane to my geographic area. As I learned the word in this use, "to cup" it means to develop a manner of roasting and brewing a consistent flavor of coffee. Much like creating a recipe that will proof the same for everyone when they try it the first time. In my years...

Re: Bread Coffee Fruit Meat Veggies And I don't know how long I could get by on just those alone. :glare:

Re: The Wok is a thought. I cook with one at home when I want Asian food. And the solar ovens I've read about. I've seen those that fold flat even and can be set up in a few seconds to cook with. What would really be trick is to devise one to use a wok with. Thus eliminating the need...

Re: Late entry here, but I've roasted and cupped my own coffee. SweetMarias used to be in Columbus, Ohio on High Street and I purchased from them. Then I brew my own beers & wines and make my own vinegar. Today I tend to have a dozen or more coffee's I've bought from various grocery store...

Re: I have to agree with the OP, prefab much of what you take with you. Depending on the kind of camping you'll be doing. If you set up camp in a camp ground with a view and there is a lake for fishing & boating with trails for hiking and bicycling, then you may not want to spend all your...

Re: Well, lets see if I get my Breakfast Casserole linked in correctly this time. :ohmy: Amish Breakfast Casserole Recipe - Allrecipes.com When I serve this to friends or family, it takes them far less time to eat it than it takes me to make it.

Re: I have something I make called a Breakfast Casserole that is a hit with everyone who tries it. My surplus time isn't always predictable so I can make this ahead for a Sunday Breakfast or cut it up and put it in plastic zip locks for later use. Here is a basic recipe I started with. You...

Re: Not long ago our local Public Library held a "Tea". It was the first I had ever attended. I had noticed these little places called "Tea Rooms" over the years but never saw much traffic around them. The women who put it on were instructors at a local community college and knew the lore...

Re: My photos are backed up on a jump drive several miles away from where I'm sitting. I don't have them on a site to link them to presently to conserve disk space. Today I may be able to pick up my drive and see if I can get them uploaded here. Thanks for the warm welcome and best wishes...

Re: A few hours above where I live is a huge Amish area and there is a supplier who has more parts for more meat grinders than I have ever seen. Lehmans.com This outfit will ship world wide too. When I was there they had a room full of kero lamp chimneys of every imaginable size. It was...

Re: I'm not much of a wine snob, but I have a couple I will purchase consistently. The white Mozelle wine from Germany. Usually a Katz n Zeller where you see the black cat on the keg. The red wine of choice is a domestic. Taylor Lake Country Red. I also make some wine and beer. For a...

Re I have loads of Cast Iron including Griswold, Wagner, and Lodge. I've picked it up at various yard sales & flea markets. If it's anything larger, you can line a box with a lawn and leaf bag to make like a bath tub. Then put one piece of your iron in and use regular cola soda to pour...

My Grand Folks talked about doing this when they had their Farm. But.......I think why people regard this as having been so good was more because of the farm raised pork that they had to work with. There is a big difference in farm raised and the feed lot meat products you get in the grocery...

Re: Can't you see those photos Pacanis ? Yes I linked them from another site I post on, lazy I guess. Not trying to direct anyone there. But I, like most people, follow several boards which pertain to my hobbies or interest. So if no one can see them, I'll try to take them down. Otherwise...

Re: OP research Another ID person. CCAD ID division Columbus Ohio Alumni myself. Something that may be of interest to you is the story of Ron Popeil. His family was in the business of making solutions to kitchen drudgery. You may find a book with an odd title: "What The Dog Saw" by...

Re: Chicken Bucket info Greetings, I just joined the site. What brought me here is this thread. I've contacted Wear Ever and they aren't too enthusiastic about assisting me in finding parts such as the weight for the vent, and a new gasket for the lid. I have two of these and one does...

Hello everyone, I just discovered this lovely forum when searching for information on one of my Kitchen Toys. A search for Wear Ever "Chicken Bucket" info brought me here. LOL I live in the southern end of Ohio and my home is on the Ohio River in the Wayne National Forest area. So I can...