
Der Herbst ist ein zweiter Frühling, wo jedes Blatt zur Blüte wird.
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.
Diese Bauernregeln beziehen sich nicht auf einen bestimmten Tag oder Monat. Ich denke, sie kommen einfach in alphabetische Reihenfolge 🙂
Vielen Dank an:
Frank W., Katarina …
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Sollten Dir irgendwelche alten Bauernregeln für den Oktober einfallen, dann schreibe sie mir doch in die Kommentare. Ich nehme sie dann unter weitere Bauernregeln mit auf.
Die am häufigsten an Kalkbergen wild wachsenden Schlehen werden am besten gepflückt, nachdem sie einen leichten Frost bekommen haben. Man sammelt die größten, setzt sie mit kaltem Wasser bedeckt aufs Feuer, lässt sie bis zum Kochen kommen und dann auf einem Siebe abtropfen. Für etwa 3 Pfd. Schlehen kocht mal 1/2 Liter guten Weinessig mit 1 1/2 Pfd. Zucker klar, fügt 1 Stück Zimt, einige Nelken und die Schlehen hinzu, kocht sie einmal auf, nimmt sie heraus, legt sie in Gläser, gießt den etwas dicklich eingekochten Zuckeressig darüber und bindet sie nach dem Erkalten zu.
Aus “Das Einmachen der Früchte und Gemüse mit und ohne Apparat” von Mary Hahn.
Das Rezept habe ich von einer Freundin. Falls Du es liest: bitte sage mir, ob ich Deinen Namen hier nennen soll.
Die Stiele vom Mangold schnibbel ich klein und brate sie mit Zwiebeln und Knoblauch in Olivenöl an. Dann eine Prise Zucker, Salz, Pfeffer und Muskat dazu und gewürfelte Tomaten. Das lasse ich eine Weile köcheln. Dann die grob zerkleinerten Mangoldblätter dazu. Diese lasse ich kurz zerfallen und gebe dann alles in Einmachgläser. Ich koche 100 min bei 100 Grad ein
Eigener Zusatz 30.08.2024:
Einkochzeit im Schnellkochtopf
500 g-Gläser auf Stufe 2 70 min.
1 kg-Gläser auf Stufe 2 90 min.
Image by 👀 Mabel Amber, who will one day from Pixabay
Hier zeige ich Dir, wie Du Socken stricken kannst. Zuerst immer mit sehr dicker Wolle, damit man besser sieht, was ich mache und dann mit dünnerer Sockenwolle. Wenn Du Fragen hast, dann immer her damit 🙂
Kurzbeschreibungen im Video sind auf Deutsch, Englisch und Italienisch.
Socken stricken – Teil 1 – Bündchen und Schaft
Socken stricken – Teil 2 – Käppchenferse
Socken Stricken – Teil 3 – Keil
Socken stricken – Teil 4 – Spitze und Vernähen
Here I am showing you how to knit socks. First with very thick wool to help you to see things better and then with usual sock wool. If you have questions, please ask.
Knitting socks – part 1 – cuff and shaft
Knitting socks – part 2 – heel
Knitting socks – part 3 – gusset
Knitting socks – part 4 – top and finishing off
We are going towards the end of August and the mornings look like autumn days. I have to say this over and over again. What a strange year between heat, rain, foggy mornings. Some beans could be harvested, as well as radishes and chili. An evening out and a country festival in a city nearby, where I found a lady making bracelets and more with very small pearls. Actually, I did not even know about this festival. I learned that it was going on every year by chance, and therefore I wanted to take a look. We had some coffee and dinner there and while sitting down I did some naalbinding work, like so often. Naalbinding works are easy to take with you, even in a small bag. It was somewhat strange to see square dance here in Germany.
Again, I was working on baby socks to get the trilogy for my friend ready. When the grass in front of the house was dry, I went to collect two plantain varieties and some yarrow. I use them for tea and sometimes to make tinctures. This time I dehydrated everything for tea. I first dehydrate on the air without using electricity and when everything is already “dry” (or almost dry) I place the herbs, zucchini etc. in the dehydrator for another bit of time, mostly 30 minutes, to make sure that they are really dry.
The lavender cuttings and the apricot trees growing from seeds are growing well. Btw. should you be interested in an article from 1892 about growing peach trees from pits, you can read it on my website:
https://sabinewanner.de/growing-peach-trees-from-pits/
It was also time to put away my zucchini chutney, and so I had to label the jars. I usually use masking tape, since it is easy to remove. Should I give some jars as a present, I remove the masking usual masking tape and write a “nice one”.
Like you can see, I am dehydrating a lot this year. One reason is also that dehydrated veggies take less space than canned ones (I don’t have a cellar, so having methods that require less space is relevant).
Here is my linktree, from where you can find other contents: https://linktr.ee/mamaskram
If you would like to buy me a coffee, you can do so here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mamaskram
Music:
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Mountain Legend by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon
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Stiamo andando verso la fine di agosto e le mattine sembrano giornate autunnali. Sì, lo ripeto ancora e ancora. Che anno strano tra caldo, pioggia, mattinate nebbiose. Ho potuto raccogliere un po’ di fagioli, ravanelli e peperoncino. Una serata fuori e una festa country in una città vicina dove ho trovato una signora che faceva braccialetti e altro con perle molto piccole. A dire il vero non sapevo nemmeno dell’esistenza di questa festa. Ho saputo che si svolgeva ogni anno per caso e quindi ho voluto dare un’occhiata. Abbiamo preso un caffè e cenato lì e mentre eravamo seduti ho fatto dei lavori di naalbinding, come spesso accade. I lavori di naalbinding sono facili da portare con sé anche in una piccola borsa.
Anche in questo periodo stavo lavorando a dei calzini per bambini per preparare la trilogia di calzini per una mia amica. Quando l’erba davanti a casa era asciutta, sono andata a raccogliere due varietà di piantaggine e un po’ di millefoglio. Le uso per il tè e a volte per fare tinture. Questa volta ho disidratato tutto per il tè. Prima disidrato all’aria senza usare l’elettricità e quando tutto è già “secco” (o quasi) metto le erbette, le zucchine ecc. nel disidratatore per un altro po’ di tempo, di solito ca. 30 minuti, per assicurarmi che siano davvero secche.
Le piantine di lavanda e gli albicocchi cresciuti dai semi stanno crescendo bene.
È arrivato anche il momento di mettere via il mio chutney di zucchine e quindi ho dovuto etichettare i barattoli. Di solito uso il nastro adesivo, perché è facile da rimuovere. Se dovessi regalare qualche vasetto, rimuovo il solito nastro adesivo e scrivo un “bello”.
Come si può vedere, quest’anno sto disidratando molto. Uno dei motivi è che le verdure disidratate occupano meno spazio di quelle in scatola (non ho un forno, quindi avere metodi che richiedono meno spazio è importante).
Ecco il mio linktree, da cui puoi trovare altri contenuti: https://linktr.ee/mamaskram
E se vuoi offrirmi un caffè, puoi farlo qui: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mamaskram
Musica:
Dream Machine by Purrple Cat | https://purrplecat.com
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons / Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Mountain Legend by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)