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Seems to be a big up take for threads on off grid living or self sustainability so thought I would stick it in here lads because the 'living of land and game cooking' section doesn't get much traffic

Well, I have promised some cooked produce photos. Tonight's tea, double pork chops....... Bloody gorgeous and now I am stuffed! Genuinly have grown to appreciate food more. We have all got u

Ohhhh yesss!!!!

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7 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

Thats all the bacon processed now. Most of it has been in the smoker for 10hrs today. Done some thick bacon chops with the belly pork instead of streaky bacon.

 

Busy weekend!

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Yep , definitely winning 👍.

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37 minutes ago, Borr said:

Well inspired by the topic I've bought a load of shallots and vinegar and some seeds and spice so going to do some pickles the weekend, cheers.

Nice one pal.

Now is the time to make yourself a small bed and get some onions or shallots in the ground for next yr aswell, don't need a massive space if you only wanna knock up few jars of pickles.....but so satisfying, you won't regret it 👍

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1 minute ago, ryaldinhio said:

Nice one pal.

Now is the time to make yourself a small bed and get some onions or shallots in the ground for next yr aswell, don't need a massive space if you only wanna knock up few jars of pickles.....but so satisfying, you won't regret it 👍

I did ask the missus ,two allotments but if it doesn't go in a cake she don't grow it lol. Not really but I couldn't find onions this year by the time I thought of it. Bought her some leeks but I'm guessing they didn't make it...

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1 hour ago, Borr said:

I did ask the missus ,two allotments but if it doesn't go in a cake she don't grow it lol. Not really but I couldn't find onions this year by the time I thought of it. Bought her some leeks but I'm guessing they didn't make it...

I got Japanese winter onion sets from Amazon. £4:25 for 50 but there was actually more than 70 in each of the three packs I bought. Now is the perfect time to get them planted . Also a good time to get the garlic planted .

Cheers.

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On 14/10/2024 at 22:25, chartpolski said:

I got Japanese winter onion sets from Amazon. £4:25 for 50 but there was actually more than 70 in each of the three packs I bought. Now is the perfect time to get them planted . Also a good time to get the garlic planted .

Cheers.

Have you not got any allotment shops up your way Charts?, I used to get the onion sets from Shiremoor, big bag of them 

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25 minutes ago, low plains drifter said:

Have you not got any allotment shops up your way Charts?, I used to get the onion sets from Shiremoor, big bag of them 

There’s a good one in Stanley, next to the old greyhound stadium, my pals come up from Yorkshire to shop there but I find it cheaper and easier to get “exotics” like Japanese onions and Russian garlic on line .

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3 hours ago, tank34 said:

Be sending one or both to slaughter next week saddle back cross Screenshot_20241026_125656_Gallery.jpg.68ccb7efe96c17fdfc92ba6acd7900e9.jpg

They look plenty big enough pal. I'm ready for mine to go already, not that they are having bother, I just prefer it when the freezers are full!!!

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2 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

They look plenty big enough pal. I'm ready for mine to go already, not that they are having bother, I just prefer it when the freezers are full!!!

Going to  try do some bacon from them there about ten months old grown on to long  I think new to keeping pigs , two bores did meat to fat was spot on  , you sending all 3 pal 

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34 minutes ago, tank34 said:

Going to  try do some bacon from them there about ten months old grown on to long  I think new to keeping pigs , two bores did meat to fat was spot on  , you sending all 3 pal 

Yeah will take all 3 at once. These are 4.5month now, probably keep em another month and get em done before Xmas. My last ones I kept until Jan and was loads of fat on em, which is just wasted feed and money. They reckon anything from 20weeks. Mine are 18wk now.

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2 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

Yeah will take all 3 at once. These are 4.5month now, probably keep em another month and get em done before Xmas. My last ones I kept until Jan and was loads of fat on em, which is just wasted feed and money. They reckon anything from 20weeks. Mine are 18wk now.

Next lot do will be doing at 6 months old would do bores again as grow fast , it's all leaning am enjoying keeping pigs so are kids an get to eat some top quality meat 

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51 minutes ago, tank34 said:

Next lot do will be doing at 6 months old would do bores again as grow fast , it's all leaning am enjoying keeping pigs so are kids an get to eat some top quality meat 

The meat is next level compared to anything from shop or butchers 

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11 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:

The meat is next level compared to anything from shop or butchers 

My pal did some Tamworth meat was very nice better tast then my last two pigs 

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