Duckie ® wrote:
> RENDERED SUET AND SUET BALLS FOR BIRDS
>
> TO RENDER: cut suet into small chunks and let liquify over medium heat
> in a saucepan or render in a microwave oven. Pour into small molds,
> such as an empty can of tuna, and let harden.
>
> SUET BALLS: mix the rendered suet with any or all of the following
> items: corn meal, oat meal, dried fruits, chopped nuts, 1-2 T. peanut
> butter, bird seed or other seeds. Mix with liquid suet and let harden.
> Wrap in a mesh cloth or suet cage and hang in a tree. If you can
> obtain pine cones dip them in the suet and the birds will love you.
> Note: this recipe is only to be used in the winter months as the birds
> don't need this much fat during the remainder of the year.
>
>
Duckie.....

What would we ever do without you in this newsgroup. You are truly a
veritable source of information and recipes. Thank you for the recipes
and information for my little feathered friends.

Duckie ® wrote:
> RENDERED SUET AND SUET BALLS FOR BIRDS
>
> TO RENDER: cut suet into small chunks and let liquify over medium heat
> in a saucepan or render in a microwave oven. Pour into small molds,
> such as an empty can of tuna, and let harden.
>
> SUET BALLS: mix the rendered suet with any or all of the following
> items: corn meal, oat meal, dried fruits, chopped nuts, 1-2 T. peanut
> butter, bird seed or other seeds. Mix with liquid suet and let harden.
> Wrap in a mesh cloth or suet cage and hang in a tree. If you can
> obtain pine cones dip them in the suet and the birds will love you.
> Note: this recipe is only to be used in the winter months as the birds
> don't need this much fat during the remainder of the year.
>
>
Duckie.....

What would we ever do without you in this newsgroup. You are truly a
veritable source of information and recipes. Thank you for the recipes
and information for my little feathered friends.