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hatidua
10-05-2012, 19:27
-with a light dusting of snow last night, a forecast for 26* tonight, and snow forecast for tomorrow morning, I bought three 10x25' plastic drop clothes to cover things with (there are still hundreds of tomatoes on the vine, many peppers, countless squash, Etc.). In spite of that, we did a little harvest this morning....just in case. Here's a few pic's from ten minutes ago:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/hatidua/step1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/hatidua/step2.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/hatidua/step3.jpg

DSB OUTDOORS
10-05-2012, 19:32
Damn, nice harvest! And looks great. [Beer]

10mm-man
10-05-2012, 19:35
Vary nice grub!! Did you throw a heater in there with em, so they survive the night??

What kind of ingredients you throw in that?

hatidua
10-05-2012, 19:51
What kind of ingredients you throw in that?

-the photos where taken before it was finished but it basically involves a 12" cast-iron pan, low heat, and the following:

-sautee onions then add the following:

*squash
*bell peppers
*basil
*tomatoes
*eggplant
*garlic
*black olives (added after the photo was taken)

Let simmer until things fall apart, add a tad bit of black pepper, uncork a Guinness and have at it.

The Swiss chard in the adjoining pan was for the wife's chard-on-fried-egg fetish...I don't partake in that.

hatidua
10-05-2012, 19:52
Vary nice grub!! Did you throw a heater in there with em, so they survive the night??

should, but didn't :(

DSB OUTDOORS
10-05-2012, 19:58
-the photos where taken before it was finished but it basically involves a 12" cast-iron pan, low heat, and the following:

-sautee onions then add the following:

*squash
*bell peppers
*basil
*tomatoes
*eggplant
*garlic
*black olives (added after the photo was taken)

Let simmer until things fall apart, add a tad bit of black pepper, uncork a Guinness and have at it.

The Swiss chard in the adjoining pan was for the wife's chard-on-fried-egg fetish...I don't partake in that.
Do you any meat in it to top it off? Looks awesome as is.

DFBrews
10-05-2012, 20:13
I just did the same to mine last night they did ok we will see about tonight

hatidua
10-05-2012, 20:27
I just did the same to mine last night they did ok we will see about tonight

If we lose it all tonight we've still had a fantastic harvest this year but we're trying to save the many that are still on the plants. There's several dozen squash that are half-grown, probably close to 200 tomatoes, several dozen peppers, a handful of cucumber, Etc. It'd be nice to save some of it but if we lose it, it's been a bountiful year.

PSS
10-05-2012, 20:28
Shouldn't need a heater. We kept tomatos alive enough to ripen last year with a clear tarp. Worked good.

hatidua
10-05-2012, 20:28
Do you any meat in it to top it off? Looks awesome as is.

As is. And I probably should have eaten less, I feel like a beach ball.

Bailey Guns
10-05-2012, 21:37
That all looks fantastic.

Great-Kazoo
10-05-2012, 21:43
Plastic is bad for covering plants, it will work in a pinch. However use sheets or blankets. Something that allows them to breath, not smother.

DD977GM2
10-05-2012, 21:45
I have to be the wet towel and say thats got to be the grosses looking rabbit food ever!!!!


Where is the beef or pork or elk meat?[LOL]

Great-Kazoo
10-05-2012, 21:50
I have to be the wet towel and say thats got to be the grosses looking rabbit food ever!!!!


Where is the beef or pork or elk meat?[LOL]


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You actually asked where the meat was?? [ROFL1][ROFL1][ROFL1]

Sounds like a nice size garden.

GilpinGuy
10-05-2012, 23:21
Do you any meat in it to top it off? Looks awesome as is.

Needs bacon. [LOL]

Seriously, you guys are killing me. I had TOTAL CROP FAILURE this year. I think I might have f-ed up the soil mixture. Top soil instead of potting soil? I don't know. The bags are long gone. Obviously it was human error though.

It's hard enough at 9,000 feet to get anything to grow. At least I got fresh basil all summer (yummy on burgers).

StagLefty
10-06-2012, 08:41
it basically involves a 12" cast-iron pan, low heat, and the following:


Yeah-cast iron cooking. Good to see I'm not the only one [Beer]