Posted by PJH on January 06, 2013 at 12:46:47 from (50.44.231.44):
In Reply to: still harvesting turnips posted by Larry@stinescorners on January 06, 2013 at 07:45:57:
Nice turnips Larry! Did you ever make any turnip kraut? The old folks used to tell about making it during the depression (the real one in the '30s). They'd grind it up, add salt, sugar, vinegar, and hot water, and can it like you would using cabbage. For hard times. They said you just couldn't take a chance on wasting anything, and it was a way to prepare for the worst. So - my wife and I made some a couple of years ago just to try it. Let me just say that you'd have to be hungry to eat it. We've probably got 20 quarts of it in the cellar. Waiting for hard times. They ain't here yet.
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