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dnc, to gardening
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How should I build the bottom of Raised Garden Beds on Deck https://www.diningandcooking.com/1266299/how-should-i-build-the-bottom-of-raised-garden-beds-on-deck/

ai6yr,

@dnc Good question -- moisture retention is a concern with a raised deck above ground, depending on your rainfall. Around here in my area (hot, warm climate) I'd likely want to line the bottom with something to retain moisture and prevent loss of water through the bottom (heavy duty plastic or?) but also have adequate drainage so it's not a heavy water logged tub.

dnc, to vegan
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Spinach and ricotta gnocchi made with almond ricotta https://www.diningandcooking.com/1265875/spinach-and-ricotta-gnocchi-made-with-almond-ricotta/

recetasconsazon,
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@dnc ohhh I'm sure they are delicious🤤 😋

dnc, to gardening
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Please help, what’s wrong with my Arp Rosemary seedling? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1265413/please-help-whats-wrong-with-my-arp-rosemary-seedling/

epistatacadam,
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@dnc sorry if I'm being dense but it looks fine to me. I'd put it somewhere sheltered in bright but not full ☀️ for a week or 2 to see if it starts growing again but I'd be happy for it to stay alive and grow good roots for this year to really get going next.

dnc, to Bread
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Well I must have done something right. Not shabby for a first loaf?! https://www.diningandcooking.com/1265353/well-i-must-have-done-something-right-not-shabby-for-a-first-loaf/

courtcan,
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@dnc Looks delicious!

dnc, to gardening
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Are these still plantable? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1264938/are-these-still-plantable/

Pollinators,
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@dnc. Yes.

alexisdyslexic,
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@dnc yep! I slice them into sections with sprouts put them in a shallow dish with water and let the roots grow for a few days. Then I plant them. But you can plant them like this too.

dnc, to Bread
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After over 3 months of my dormant starter, I gave it some TLC, and I got this beauty! https://www.diningandcooking.com/1264632/after-over-3-months-of-my-dormant-starter-i-gave-it-some-tlc-and-i-got-this-beauty/

ethniccanuck,
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@dnc 👍👍😋

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    arisummerland,
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    @dnc Yes! Baby them. Don't overwater them, but keep the soil damp. Give them some good light and don't let them get too cold outside yet.

    They've only got their cotyledon, not their true leaves yet. Give them at least another week to grow their true leaves out of the center and maybe at that point give them some bamboo skewers and a very light string tie up along the stem to keep them growing upwards.

    meraord,
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    @dnc If you plant them down deep in individual pots, then yes. Place the plant so the stalks get covered down in the soil, and let the tiny leafs rest on top of the soil. They need much more light to grow into sturdier plants.

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    Irisfreundin,
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    @dnc Imagine yourself a roe deer and you have had a fine meal!

    dnc, to gardening
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    I’m going to cut some plastic barrels in half to make large planters – Should I drill holes on the side like 2 inches up to keep a water reserve? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1262451/im-going-to-cut-some-plastic-barrels-in-half-to-make-large-planters-should-i-drill-holes-on-the-side-like-2-inches-up-to-keep-a-water-reserve/

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    @dnc

    I'd think you'd keep your plants too wet if you kept two inches of water at the bottom of the barrel. Stuff would die.

    If you are wanting a self watering pot you have to build in a wicking chamber. It'll keep the soil from getting too wet.

    Check out https://www.instructables.com/search?q=Self+watering+pot&projects=all

    It will give you some ideas for self watering pots.

    dnc, to Bread
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    Sourdough Focaccia https://www.diningandcooking.com/1261129/sourdough-focaccia-20/

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    @dnc You know how people say, Oh, that's too pretty to eat? Nope, let me at it, I'll eat it up, you got your beautiful picture to remember! LOL

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    @dnc

    I love this. I'm going to decorate my next focaccia.

    tjtreehugger2,
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    @dnc That looks delicious!!

    dnc, to homebrewing
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    Hi, I’m a newbie and just getting into the world of winery. What does the 100 pts mean? never seen it before with my previous wine. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1260979/hi-im-a-newbie-and-just-getting-into-the-world-of-winery-what-does-the-100-pts-mean-never-seen-it-before-with-my-previous-wine/

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    @dnc It’s an NBA commemorative release by Don M: In March 1962, Wilt Chamberlain, the superstar of the Philadelphia Warriors, achieved an extraordinary feat by pouring in 100 points in a single NBA game.

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    @dnc They got a No. 1 ranking in the Chile Top 100 wines of 2020 list by James Suckling. (3 were given 100 pts that year). Your palate can be aligned to Suckling (cool) or I read folks often calibrate by adding a -3 to a JS score.

    https://www.jamessuckling.com/wine-tasting-reports/top-100-wines-chile-2020/

    I guess they added the “100 by (tiny print) JS” to the bottle neck later on?

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    Irisfreundin,
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    @dnc Too warm. Cabbage needs low temperatures. It's bolting and will flower.

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    Irisfreundin,
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    @dnc Rocks are the bones of the earth. They provide aeration and are a natural source of minerals.

    dnc, to gardening
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    What did I do wrong? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1233156/what-did-i-do-wrong-22/

    Irisfreundin,
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    @dnc Not enough light.

    dnc, to Bread
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    Finally proud of a loaf 😃😃 https://www.diningandcooking.com/1232893/finally-proud-of-a-loaf-%f0%9f%98%83%f0%9f%98%83/

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    dnc, to Japan
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    Shoyu ramen with morel and a giant scallion https://www.diningandcooking.com/1232509/shoyu-ramen-with-morel-and-a-giant-scallion/

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    @dnc
    Foreign visitors desire to eat this after he or she sees this on Vivaldi Social.

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    deepmud,

    @dnc I wonder what "filet de worm" will taste like? 😃

    dnc, to homebrewing
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    marksquires,
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    @dnc No wine cooler I've seen is 100% at target temp. Just like my home heating, it hits the target temp, then stops so as not to go too far. When it records a rise of a certain amount beyond target (only the mfg knows, 2 degrees?), it kicks back on again and chilling starts anew. Typically, mine will then cool to 1 degree or so UNDER target temp before it shuts down. Of course, in certain conditions the compressor will be running more.

    I don't worry about condensation but for leaks.

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    Joel_Fulker,
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    @dnc Wasn't sweet enough for me, but that's probably the point

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    pruby,
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    @dnc runner beans could climb the corn stalks, as in the classic three sisters polyculture. Can't speak from experience in that combination, but worth considering.

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