like.. an incredible amount of pears....
an amazing amount of pears...
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Ohiofarmgirl's Adventures in The Good Land is largely a fish out of water tale about how I eventually found my footing on a small farm in an Amish town. We are a mostly organic, somewhat self sufficient, sustainable farm in Ohio. There's action and adventure and I'll always tell you the truth about farming.
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Here in The Good Land I made my place beside the still waters. I became a tiller of the soil, a keeper of the flocks, and a hater of pigs.
Ohiofarmgirl's Adventures in The Good Land is largely a fish out of water tale about how I eventually found my footing on a small farm in an Amish town. We are a mostly organic, somewhat self sufficient, sustainable farm in Ohio. There's action and adventure and I'll always tell you the truth about farming.
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- In my previous life I was a fussy, type-a tech gal..and now.. now here I am in the flyover zone on a farm. I gave up my Big Life and I became a tiller of the soil, a keeper of the flocks, and a hater of pigs.
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7 comments:
Hi Girl, your farm looks like mine. Ok, let me have some pears and I promise to send you some durian - how about it?
DEAL! but are they really that stinky? The durian that is.. not the pears
;-)
LOL! That is a lot of pears on that little ole tree! My two young peach trees were like that this year, so I thinned them out........then the squirells got them all but one! That one lonely little peach sure was tasty though.....So are you just canning pears for eating then?
Wow, your tree is loaded. Our favorite is ginger pear sauce...so good.:)
hi GW! Yep we are going to can some but I also like "pearsauce" - the pear equivalent to applesauce. I made it the same way - baked in a slow oven. just delish!
Mmmm, I'll bet that is good stuff! I'm not much on pears cuz I don't care for the grainy texture, but pearsauce might be good! I like the taste, just not the texture. The Youngun and The Paintiff love pears though!
I bet they'll dehydrate nicely if you have a dehydrator. Pear chips sound yummy.
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