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    I'm coming to this a little late, but I'll second...

    I'm coming to this a little late, but I'll second the never wash your cast iron skillet with soap. Ours was handed down from her mom, and as far as I know it's never seen dish soap! What I do,...
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    Re: Dual pressure tanks?

    Thanks all! The 20-gallon tanks are smaller than I would really like, but I got a great deal. Considering the place is currently operating on one, older, 20-gallon, this can only be an improvement.
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    Dual pressure tanks?

    Hi all, haven't posted much, but I have learned a lot by lurking.
    I have an older pressure tank, 20 gal. I think (maybe 30), which I think is wearing out. It was in the house when we bought it 8...
  4. Re: Grinding knives from files, lawnmower blades, etc.

    You fellers may already know this, but it's MUCH easier to grind a file down if you anneal it first, then re-temper after grinding. To anneal, heat with a torch or forge to the point that a magnet...
  5. Thread: Bee Keeping

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    Re: Bee Keeping

    Getting in a little late on this thread. My dad and I have kept a few hives on his land for the past 5 years. It's a lot of fun, very interesting, and doesn't require a LOT of work (as livestock...
  6. Thread: Making honey

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    Re: Making honey

    I have 3 hives at my Dad's place up in rural Arkansas. As soon as I get a chance, probably this summer, I'm going to put some in at our new place in Missouri. We've had them for four years now. ...
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    Re: Homebrew temp ????

    Sorry to jump in so late here, you're probably already bottling (or kegging). A 5 degree temp is really not going to make much difference, especially with an ale. All it might do is slow down the...
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    Re: how do you prepare your standing rib

    I couple weeks ago I tried a recipe from Cooks Illustrated magazine that turned out really well. I quartered two onions and roasted them with some meaty soup bones (the recipe actually calls for...
  9. Thread: HomeBrewing

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    Re: HomeBrewing

    Sorry for slow reply, been a bit busy at work lately.

    RobertN laid it out pretty well. They are regular soda kegs, can sometimes be creatively scrounged, bought pretty cheap from homebrew...
  10. Thread: HomeBrewing

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    Re: HomeBrewing

    I got into homebrewing about 12 years ago, with the malt extract kits, moved into all-grain brewing a couple years after that. It's a great hobby. I haven't done that much in the last couple of...
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    Re: Homestead Names?

    We've been struggling with it also. We bought just 36 raw acres first and called it "the land." When we got the 25 acres adjoining, with house and barn, we started calling it "the farm," but we're...
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