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Old 09-10-2008, 03:09 AM   #3
Carrie1971
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Default Re: Pacific Northwest Ground Crew

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Originally Posted by Wormhole View Post
Thank you again Carrie1971, so how are you storing up your apples?

Peace of Mind,
Wormhole

Some are frozen for pies. Nothing like a hot apple pie fresh from the oven...

Most of this batch will be apple sauce. I have two more boxes to do.

Someone posted about root cellers. The real key is underground you can even dig a "trench line it and put away enough to use in a couple of weeks in each trench."

You put cabbage, potatoe, carrots any thing that can be used from a celler. IF you need to store grain use a air tight bucket and drop a small square of dry ice "wrap in paper towel".. Pour in the grain / flour is o.k. as well then seal as soon as you see the "steam" which is the vapor showing all the O2 has been forced out. This is also a way you can store small buckets of very good apples... That is what they do in those huge storeage places control the amount of oxygen and keep them from freezing With apples you do well to wrap each one in a tissue paper first and make sure each one is sound.

I will post more on storage of food if asked.

I do have a question... How many of you have on hand right now enough distilled water to last 10 to 15 days. "This would be in case of your water not being in the tap".
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