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    The Spring Thaw–Repurposing Last Season’s Freezer Fruit

    June 24, 2022 / Comments Off on The Spring Thaw–Repurposing Last Season’s Freezer Fruit

    Right now in our freezer we have twenty three bags filled to the brim with berries (black, red, and mull), roasted tomatoes and pumpkins, as well as more than a few sliced and pitted plums. Now, the off-ic-ial rules clearly state that such bags need to be used up or discarded, but that is not the way here on the Farm. No. We use what we grow. And how we do it is this: The berries themselves may be thawed and used immediately in any which way, and the way in which I have chosen (this year*) is by canning them in a simple syrup. That way they may be…

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At Starpoint Community Education(cost is $35/pp):

  • 11/19- Pumpkin pie making
  • 12/10- Fancy Christmas cookie making/decorating
  • 2/25 Cast Iron Cooking and Baking—Get the most out of this traditional cooking method.
  • 3/25- Make your own traditional Perogies and authentic Sour Kraut
  • 4/22- Meal Prep/planning—getting organized and efficient with this cost and time saving measure—leave with a planner filled to the brim with recipes straight from the Farm!
  • 5/20—An English Tea—How to make a proper cup of tea, scones, and tea sandwiches

 

On the Farm classes through Logos Ministries PMA ($35/pp*):

  • 11/18- Turkey processing
  • 12/2- Christmas gifts: Homemade felted ornaments
  • 12/9-Scratch made bread–sprouted wheat
  • 12/16- Scratch made Christmas cookies
  • 2/10-Homemade Card Construction—make your own Valentine’s Day cards
  • 2/17-Scratch made Caramels—three ways
  • 2/24-Authentic German Pretzels
  • 3/3- Yogurt, butter, and ricotta cheese
  • 3/10- Fermentation: A lesson in this natural food preservation process. We will be making one jar of traditional sour kraut and one jar of fermented ginger carrots
  • 3/17- Make Traditional Irish Meat Pies and Soda Bread
  • 3/24-Tempering Chocolate (Make your own Easter Candies!)
  • 3/31-Hot Cross Buns and Peeps
  • 4/14- Perogies
  • 4/ 21-Sausages—Grinding fresh meat and making sausages, three ways.
  • 4/28- Sourdough: Continuing with the art of fermentation we will be making a loaf of traditional loaf of bread and naturally-leavened waffles
  • 5/ 5-Scratch made traditional Empanadas to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
  • 5/19-An English Tea—how to make a proper cup of tea, scones, and tea sandwiches
  • 5/26-A study in herbs—their uses and growing habits. Will construct one fresh herbal tea wreath
  • 6/1- Ice Cream Bar—Making Homemade Ice Cream, Homemade toppings (hot fudge, hot caramel, strawberry sauce -season permitting), and freshly made whipped cream

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