508mikey
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Got 8 big red bells .75 each and 8 beefsteak tomatoes (tomatoes had a couple of bad spots) $1 a basket of 4 at the farmers market.
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I would’ve gone postal.I noticed some prices have gone up a little, but some seem to have gone down in the last couple of months. Depends on what time of day here as far as how many cashier's. Thursday around 2 there were 7 or 8 cashier's and no waiting at all. This morning about 7 there was 1 cashier and the self checkouts were all full with lines. Took 30 minutes for me to check out.
That's life tho. I lived.
They’re great for attracting pollinators (bees, butterflies etc) to a garden. The pollinators went AWOL last June, and I was getting a little anxious about things getting done in the garden. I’m hoping that having some bee balm and other flowers in bloom will keep them around this time.I know I could Google, or bing, but what are bee balms?
I use the same recipe I've used forever. Nothing special. Meatballs are meatballs. I don't even make them anymore. I soak the breadcrumbs in milk and a couple of eggs. I don't use basil or oregano, I use Italian seasoning and crushed red pepper. Fresh parsley. Obviously garlic and parmesan cheese. I mix errthang and let it sit in the fridge a couple of hours.@Behr, I picked up somethings to make meatballs for a wedding Tuesday. Do you have a go to meatball recipe? I picked up ground pork, ground beef (I’ve got to go out scouting for ground veal tomorrow), Parmesan, bread crumbs, fresh oregano, thyme, basil and parsley. I’ve done them for what seems a million years. Any suggestions for amping them up?
I won’t even say where grape jelly needs to go. I don’t usually make meatballs, because there’s only so much you can do with them. I’ve followed Rocco Dispirito’s recipe “mama meatballs” for years, but wanted to do something different with them.I use the same recipe I've used forever. Nothing special. Meatballs are meatballs. I don't even make them anymore. I soak the breadcrumbs in milk and a couple of eggs. I don't use basil or oregano, I use Italian seasoning and crushed red pepper. Fresh parsley. Obviously garlic and parmesan cheese. I mix errthang and let it sit in the fridge a couple of hours.
I find that as long as they don't suck, they perfect. A good sauce is more important imo.
Don't use grape jelly.