The spuds are all dug. The chewed, poked, sliced ones are in the kitchen pantry getting used ASAP. A few have already been turned into hashbrowns and stored in the freezer.
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Yukon Gold |
Here is what is in storage:
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Russets
What have you put in your "cellar" this fall? |
2 comments:
Hello,
I found your blog through a google seach. My boys & I are reading a Little House on the Prairie book & Pa says something about there being plenty more Christmas dinner "down cellar in a teacup". Would you mind letting us know, what does this phrase mean? Where did it come from? Thank you for any insight you can provide!
Michelle (mshutty@gmail.com)
Michelle,
My understanding of "down cellar in a teacup" is there is enough for us to share, even if it is not over abundance or fancy.
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