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Old July 1, 2016   #1
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Default 1st Tenderettes beans 2016

25 quarts out of one row of beans
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Old July 1, 2016   #2
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25 quarts - Wow!
Must a long row to hoe
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Old July 2, 2016   #3
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Did you make any dilly beans? I bought my first jar a couple of years ago and are they ever good.
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Never heard of them???
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Old July 2, 2016   #5
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Dilly beans? Pickled beans with dill and sometimes a clove of garlic. Yum!
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They taste like dill pickles, and are crunchy and good. Stacked vertically in the jar, and really pretty.
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Great in bloody Mary's. Dilly beans that is.
My beans looked so good. Left for a week and something has defoliated them.
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Great harvest wildcat.

If you guys like dilly beans you will love fermented dilly beans.

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