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The Garden 2020
- Thread starter Spider
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global_dev
Shave Enthusiast
Nice job! Are those huge zucchini’s different than the English cucumber size ones?
No, that’s what they are. That’s just what happens when you don’t pick them at the small size.
Garden is still producing. This is one day's harvest:
Tomatoes
Ghost Peppers
Habaneros (mostly, a few cherry bombs and ghost sin there too.)
Bell Peppers
Made a bunch of salsa and tomato sauce already. Going to be making hot sauce soon.
Tomatoes
Ghost Peppers
Habaneros (mostly, a few cherry bombs and ghost sin there too.)
Bell Peppers
Made a bunch of salsa and tomato sauce already. Going to be making hot sauce soon.
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Awesome haul KJ
At the end of the season, we nearly always ended up with bushels of tomato’s. Mom would fry up the red tomato’s dredged in flour and we would have creamed chipped beef over the tomato’s and toast. Haven’t thought about that in a while! Thank you for reminding me. Headed off to the grocery store. The tomato’s are kind of fragile when prepared this way, but completely worth the care!
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Nice job, KJ 
global_dev
Shave Enthusiast
Looks phenomenal, whats your goto recipe for hot sauce with the ghosts?
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
With ghost peppers, I like to use Boo-berries.
Don’t have one. Never made hot sauce before.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Our generic hot sauce recipe:
- minced peppers (bbq roasted or fresh, either is good but I prefer the roasted)
- minced garlic
- vinegar
- a tiny tiny pinch of salt
- minced peppers (bbq roasted or fresh, either is good but I prefer the roasted)
- minced garlic
- vinegar
- a tiny tiny pinch of salt
global_dev
Shave Enthusiast
I recently charred my peppers, tossed them, minus stems, into some hot peppa sauce vinegar that had some jalapeno slices into it, and kind of like woodpushers recipe, i blended it thick (no gums needed), turned out great.
So...it's 2021 and I realize that this thread is for the previous year. But who is getting their garden's ready? I personally am kind of excited to get mine in order. I will be starting from scratch as my last garden two years ago bit it. And I tossed everything. So...this year I need to bring in soil and timber and of course what I want to plant. Might get a jump on things and actually build a new garden box this weekend. So...what are you guys doing!
KJ...you don't have a garden...you sir have fields of crops!
My coworker, from TN, would call it a Truck Patch.