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Started by bellebouche, July 01, 2006, 19:57:36

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bellebouche

So, I've pulled my harvest, left it curing on a drying rack for a week or so now.... and I'm just googling for information on tried and tested methods for making a big strng of garlic.... and come up with nowt!

Any garlic bunching gurus got the know-how? Care to share?

bellebouche


tim

Unless you want to do a snazzy deli plait, just stick to the garlic farm's method. Same like onions, really?

Curryandchips

Done one of those in the torrid heat this morning. The result is now hanging from a screw fixed into my kitchen wall.
The impossible is just a journey away ...

supersprout

See jerry's link bellebouche:
http://www.bloomingfieldsfarm.com/garbrdhow.html

I can feel a 'plaited garlic' competition coming on tim and curry ;)

bellebouche

WAH!

* bellebouche weeps uncontrollably into morning coffee.

That, Superpsprout, is just what I wanted to achieve. Tragically I think I've trimmed my tops a touch too short when I was cleaning/prepping the bulbs after they'd been curing.

Oh well, maybe next year. I'll give it a go but I think I'll be doing a dozen or so 'mini' plaits rather than one big majestic one. If any of the results look even half reasonable then I'll post back my efforts

supersprout

Oh! :-[
Could you fake it with string or raffia knotted round the short stalks and plait (like hair extensions ;D)?
Cheer up bellebouche, bet your continental coffee is nicer than my supermarket coffee ;)

Trixiebelle

This is an innerestin site  :) Especially the bit about botulism. It would appear I am lucky to be alive  ::)

http://www.gourmetgarlicgardens.com/pickle.htm
The Devil Invented Dandelions!

supersprout

No, we are the lucky ones trixie :-*
(off thread - how are alfie's squash doing?)

Trixiebelle

Futusu, winter & dumpling are growing merrily. Triamble didn't germinate :(

I've saved the rest for next year! Ran out of space X
The Devil Invented Dandelions!

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