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I finally have it done. Well, mostly done. I still need to build the removable frames for the chicken wire and add shade cloth to the top. Then it will be completely done. Now I just need to see if I still have my green thumb...

That's what I want! Lots of spaghetti, lasagna and fettuccine. Id like to try ravioli. Your way sounds really fun. Ill have to try to find a source for the semolina.

Thanks. I grind my own wheat so don't have any AP flour. I guess i could play around with mixing soft and hard wheat and see what works best.

Mine are round and swivel but they close. If yours don't, maybe it would be possible to change them out.

I just ordered a pasta machine. So what is the best wheat/flour to use for pasta?

Ours is like that. What we do on hot days is close off the vent in the master and close the door/divider. At night we close off the vents in the main living area. No point in cooling the areas that aren't being used. If we are going to take a nap during the day we close the one in the bunk...

My rosemary isn't quite that bad yet. The largest is about 3 1/2 ft high with a 4 1/2 ft spread.

With rosemary I just stick a cutting in the ground (very sandy/rocky here) and water daily. Once established they do well. We are in the desert and I haven't watered them in several years. Best part is the wild life doesn't eat it.

Yep. You just have to convince everyone else in the house to not drink it before it's completely thawed.

I don't know anything about raw milk, but store bought milk will separate when it thaws. Maybe that is why?

Either and both. We eat lots of pasta.

I did a search and came up with a few threads, but not exactly what I was searching for. I want to know if anyone has or knows a name for(brand,model) a pasta machine that is electric and manual operation. I like motors but want the handle for back up. Any suggestions?

The only problem with that is mattress are flammable. I would think if you started using charred money someone would alert the feds anyway.

I get my bags from Walmart or Kmart but ordered the jar attachments from food saver. They have an attachment made to use on those ziplock bags too. Haven't tried that one.

I've found that ours works better with fresh ground wheat.

Interesting. I usually just make french toast out of stale bread.

I use whelp. Never had a dead chick from shipping and they ship fast. We have won $1700 at our fair using their meat birds.

I think we've done it the most with fish. It seems to thaw the fastest.

I think we have refrozen just about everything. By the time I get from the store to my house, unless I happen to remember an ice chest, most frozen things are at the least partially thawed

My dogs are the same way with our chickens and rabbits. I would have a talk with whoever your worried about running them over. Your property, your dogs, your rules. People, mostly kids of friends, have finally come to realize that no they can't ride the horses or carry around the rabbits.