That photo is a beauty! What were you doing up so early? This is unrelated, but I wanted to answer your mead questions and check out your blog. I am looking forward to reading it in the future.
When we made the first batch, we cut open three grapefruit and let them kind of float while we were skimming. We are making another batch tonight, it's supposed to be a quick mead recipe, and my fella assures me it will be done in time for our May 28 wedding.
It's really great to know that there are other diy-ers out there.
Hello! It's good to know I've got another reader. Thanks for checking it out!
I really like that grapefruit idea. Now I'm inspired - maybe this weekend we'll start another batch. Good luck with yours! The addition of fruit juice helps speed the process along - and if it's not done in time, you can do what we did and tell people not to drink it!
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Nice! Would that be a cumulus cloud?
Nice catch! Now I'm not a cloud expert, but I do believe that they could be altocumulus clouds. ;)
That photo is a beauty! What were you doing up so early? This is unrelated, but I wanted to answer your mead questions and check out your blog. I am looking forward to reading it in the future.
When we made the first batch, we cut open three grapefruit and let them kind of float while we were skimming. We are making another batch tonight, it's supposed to be a quick mead recipe, and my fella assures me it will be done in time for our May 28 wedding.
It's really great to know that there are other diy-ers out there.
All the best,
Carrie
Hello! It's good to know I've got another reader. Thanks for checking it out!
I really like that grapefruit idea. Now I'm inspired - maybe this weekend we'll start another batch. Good luck with yours! The addition of fruit juice helps speed the process along - and if it's not done in time, you can do what we did and tell people not to drink it!
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