"I love Weck jars. They look great and are pretty easy to use. Of course, they're ridiculously expensive so it's hard to justify the expense. I only started using them because I came across 8 new ones at a thrift store for…"
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Apiarists
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I Could Ferment That!
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Urban Gardeners
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Radical Homemakers
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Pat Johnson replied to Carla Tucker's discussion 'Weck Canning jars?' in the group Food Preservation"I saw some on Ebay. A set of 4 cost $19.95 (5 bucks for each jar). The price scared me off but they sure are pretty. I wish they were more widely available so the "used" markey would be better/cheaper."
Lynda Reynolds replied to Carla Tucker's discussion 'Weck Canning jars?' in the group Food Preservation"Aren't they beautiful jars? I wanted to get some...but they are pretty pricey and then shipping is expensive, too. I saw them on Craigs List once and could kick myself for not getting them."
Carla Tucker replied to Mel G's discussion 'Water Chestnuts' in the group Urban Gardeners"We're in Arizona...wonder if they'd grow here as long as I gave them some shade...We tried Orlando for about 6 months, and I LOVED it! But then we were there from October to March! :)"
Carla Tucker replied to Mel G's discussion 'Water Chestnuts' in the group Urban Gardeners"Wow...I'm jealous! :) What is your climate like?"
Carla Tucker joined Andrew's group
I Could Ferment That!
For those who when strolling through the garden or farmers market continually think "I could ferment that! (in to beer, wine, cheese, pickles, kraut,...)
Carla Tucker joined johna's group
Urban Gardeners
Gardening in the city is where it is at! Small spaces, roof gardens, window boxes. Talk about your methods. Share your stories. Grow your knowledge.
Carla Tucker joined Cornelia's group
Radical Homemakers
A discussion group and gathering area for those wishing to discuss the book, Radical Homemakers, and the topics that it covers.
Carla Tucker joined Cornelia's group
Earth Mamas and Papas: HOMEGROWN parenting
Trying to raise your little ones with an appreciation for good food and good land? Share your favorite tips, blogs, stories, recipes and more here.
Carla Tucker joined KC Pagano's group
Desert homesteaders
This group is for those of you living in the high and low deserts of the southwest to share information about gardening, raising animals, and making stuff from scratch in a more extreme climate.
Carla Tucker joined Fostermamas's group
Cheesemakers!
A group for people interested in or already making their own cheese. Share recipes, tips, stories and more.See More
Carla Tucker joined Pete and Izzy's Mom's group
Backyard Chickens
A place to discuss and share the joy and trials of chicken raising! Share your chicken knowledge, photos, coop plans, ask questions, anything chicken related!See More
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- Guess I'm mostly a wannabe! :)
- A bit about me:
- Planning a move to rural Oregon from the big city Desert of Phoenix Arizona
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- Last night we had garlic and peppercorn rubbed roast beef, served medium rare. On the side were local baby turnips, english cucumber slices and (unknown origin!) asparagus. We made ice cream from raw milk and cream after dinner...
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- At 10:09am on June 26, 2010,
Emily Achenbaum Harris said… - Are you the Carla Tucker I met in Oaxaca in 2006?
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