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sometime in the recent past Melba's Jammin' posted this:
> Mine got bupkes at the Fair this year. > > Are they the kind of pickle that needs several months before being > edible? (I use the term loosely here.) > > > I made my Fair entries in June with the first pickings and am wondering > if two months in the syrup is enough time for them to acquire whatever > taste they're supposed to acquire to please the judges. > > Should I be making next year's entries now so they can sit until next > August? IMWTK. > > Thanks. > Wife says plenty 2 months is plenty of time - she thinks 2 weeks would be plenty, but we don't enter fairs. Is my memory off, or is it somebody else in the group that calls beets 'chunks of dirt?' -- Wilson 44.69, -67.3 |
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