Spring is here and we collecting sap to make maple syrup. First you tap the trees to collect the water like sap. You then have to boil down. We built a back yard red neck sap boiler and it is working well. Once you get a lot of the water boiled out 80% or more we take it to our stove in the canning shack and continue to boil it down until it is the consistency you like, we then can it in pint jars.
Channeling Sophie's Garden
Carol's garden is in Port Hope MI, in a rural, lakeside community. She has lots of space and expertise. Laura' garden is located in Centralia WA, in a small suburban yard challenged by access to sun and space. Debbie's garden is in Deckerville MI, in a smaller rural yard, where rules are ignored.
Each of us is applying what we learned at at our mother's and grandmother's knees in space once owned by Sophie Mayer Birg Harter on Rangeline Road. Sophie immigrated to Detroit in 1908 from Heufeld, a once German (Donauschwaben) community of Hungary. Her hope lives on.
Each of us is applying what we learned at at our mother's and grandmother's knees in space once owned by Sophie Mayer Birg Harter on Rangeline Road. Sophie immigrated to Detroit in 1908 from Heufeld, a once German (Donauschwaben) community of Hungary. Her hope lives on.
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Collecting maple syrup
Spring is here and we collecting sap to make maple syrup. First you tap the trees to collect the water like sap. You then have to boil down. We built a back yard red neck sap boiler and it is working well. Once you get a lot of the water boiled out 80% or more we take it to our stove in the canning shack and continue to boil it down until it is the consistency you like, we then can it in pint jars.
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