Northern Hemisphere Garlic Ranchers/2024 Crop
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I pickle some of my scapes and man they are delicious. As for the rest I use them in stir fry, omelets, green bean casserole, salads, ect.
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Just singin' in the rain..
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How do you pickle your scapes? Any special spice blend or technique used Crunch1224crunch1224 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 3:55 pm I pickle some of my scapes and man they are delicious. As for the rest I use them in stir fry, omelets, green bean casserole, salads, ect.
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Yes pickled scapes! @crunch1224
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Re: Northern Hemisphere Garlic Ranchers/2024 Crop
I love pickled garlic scapes. It is great way to use them. Also a spicy relish made from the minced scapes is good.
Last year I crushed scapes and lovage with sea salt and spread the mush on a parchment paper. After dehydrating I powdered it in the blender to make my own seasoned salt.
This thread has some links to recipes.
viewtopic.php?p=71627&hilit=scapes#p71627
Last year I crushed scapes and lovage with sea salt and spread the mush on a parchment paper. After dehydrating I powdered it in the blender to make my own seasoned salt.
This thread has some links to recipes.
viewtopic.php?p=71627&hilit=scapes#p71627
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My long row was still pretty weed free, but the edge weeds were starting to creep on the row. So I cut them back today with a colinear hoe, and then covered that long row with shredded leaf mulch. I may have changed my mind about transplanting okra into that bed, as I think I don't want to compromise the okra at all this year. They may well get their own row. I still think it would work.
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Snowbanks are receding off the beds here, and so far there's no sign that voles decided to tunnel into them over winter. Best news I could hope for, and garlic sprouts should be up in a week or two.
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I'm partial to my dill recipe. 50/50 mix 5% vinegar to water, sugar not a lot, salt, McCormic pickle spice, crushed red pepper, pickle crisp, some sliced onions, some grape leaves if I have them, a dill head per jar. I might have to use dill seed this year because im starting a new patch of dill. Thats about it for the recipe nothing special.Whwoz wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 2:21 amHow do you pickle your scapes? Any special spice blend or technique used Crunch1224crunch1224 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 3:55 pm I pickle some of my scapes and man they are delicious. As for the rest I use them in stir fry, omelets, green bean casserole, salads, ect.
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Garlic's coming along extra primo good, this weekend's rain ain't gonna hurt:
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The Garlics looking great there Gotch. What types did you grow?Cornelius_Gotchberg wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 11:00 am Garlic's coming along extra primo good, this weekend's rain ain't gonna hurt:
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I was looking at mine today, trying to find damage from that leaf miner. If I see the damage, make sense to just break the leaf off below the damage? It would be worth an hour, a couple times. But I couldn't really tell if I saw any. There are some older leaves that have a spot and then it folds over there, and looks kind of yellow tipped. But they are the oldest leaves that would have seen freezes.