What's up for your Fourth?
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@Steve-Miller said in What's up for your Fourth?:
Big family deal here. 2 briskets, home made ice cream. Bounce house. 3 generations. Dogs. Music.
I’ll try to remember to take pictures.
Makes the move to Hooterville so worth while!
Looking forward to pics.
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My mother is here visiting until Sunday! Our first house guest in the new house! She loves it and we’re having a blast showing her around
oh and we were supposed to have bad weather today but it was pretty mild and cleared up in the afternoon.(Oh and she likes the blue chairs, must be genetic
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@ShiroKuro That means that the chairs are staying!
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@AdagioM yep the chairs are staying! I love them so much!!!
Oh and I ordered that table!
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I’m heading to @Axtremus house next year for Independence Day….,
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We had sides but you had SIDES!
Mad props!
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The jam is delicious.
I also made the gooseberry chutney. That needs to mellow out for about a month, so I just put the jars in the basement and we'll give it a try in August sometime. But based on the taste of it I had yesterday, I think next year I'll be doing all jam and will skip the chutney. It was pretty good, but the jam was fabulous...
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Yum!
So, you know, I don’t think I actually know what chutney is. I mean, I know the name etc but I’m not sure I’ve ever had it.
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Indian chutneys are whole bunch of different things, but when I use the term chutney, it's the Western version of an Indian condiment made with fruit. It's a savory jam/preserve made with fruit, vegetables, spices, sugar, and vinegar. A classic one is mango chutney. It's used as a condiment with meats or cheese.
The recipe I used had gooseberries as the main fruit instead of mango. Also onions, raisins, ginger, red chili flakes, sugar, mustard seeds, brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, and a bit of salt.
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Sounds yummy!
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@ShiroKuro Yay! Looking forward to seeing that table with your chairs.
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Coming today, I think.
