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Children love being outdoors during the summer, but they need to be protected from mosquitoes, ticks and fleas and the diseases they may carry, experts warn.
Summer's heat puts everyone at potential risk for heat-related illness, but seniors and people with chronic health problems are especially vulnerable.
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Parents need to be aware that hot weather can pose a serious threat to children and must take steps to protect their youngsters, an expert says.
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Close supervision is crucial to keep children safe when they're swimming or playing in the water, an expert says.
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Some of the most common sounds of summer -- such as outdoor concerts, fireworks and construction -- can pose a threat to your hearing if you don't take steps to protect yourself, an expert warns.
Entice your guests with traditional American favorites and a few grilled surprises.
Swimmers, take heed: Ten percent of water samples taken from U.S. coastal and lake beaches fail to meet safety standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, a new report finds.
As summer starts, experts are reminding parents not to leave children alone in a car in warm weather, because that puts them at risk for heat stroke and death.
Despite the well-publicized risks of skin damage and cancer from too much sun, people continue to soak up ultraviolet radiation outdoors and in tanning salons.
Summer's here and the temperature is rising. On scorching days, you may be very tempted to stay home huddled next to your air conditioner. But, like it or not, you're going to have to go out some time.
TV sits at the very top of the list of favorite summertime activities, more popular than such tried and true sunny-weather rituals such as "going outside" and "playing sports."
Some areas in the United States have such high tick populations that you can be exposed to the dangerous pests within one minute, an expert warns.
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White women who get five or more blistering sunburns between the ages of 15 and 20 have an 80 percent increased risk for melanoma -- the most deadly form of skin cancer, new study findings indicate.
Just in time for summer, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that tanning beds and tanning booths now must carry a visible warning explicitly stating that the devices should not be used on people...
Taking a dip in the water can help refresh you on a hot day, but you need to protect yourself and your family from bacteria and parasites that can lurk in water, an infectious disease expert says.
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Just in time for summer swimming and boating season comes a grim government report: Drowning deaths are still a problem in the United States, even though overall deaths from drowning are down.
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Frizzy hair, clogged pores and sunburned skin are just a few follies that will take your summer look from fab to drab. Try some of these summer beauty tricks to look your best.
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Summer time and grilling go hand in hand. And keeping things eco-friendly is easier now than ever before. Here are a few green tips to keep in mind this summer.
From poolside smartphones to on-demand movies anywhere, technology has changed what it means to "get away from it all," for better and worse.
If you're a high school or college student looking for work in the coming months, here's some tips on how to make your own form of employment, whether you're looking to pad your resume or line your pocketbook.
From difficult refund processes to bin-hogging passengers, this summer is poised to be another frustrating season for travelers.
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Batman: Arkham World teased
Shock! There's going to be another Batman: Arkham game. Titled Batman: Arkham World, the game was teased during the Spike TV Video Game Awards during the "acceptance speech" for Joker, who won the Best Character award from the show.
While accepting the award, the CG animated Joker held up a script for "Batman: Arkham World," saying "whoops, spoilers."
Of course, this is far from a formal announcement. Still, the Batman series has a penchant for VGA-related announcements, given by Arkham City's CG debut at the VGAs last year.
A follow-up to City is inevitable... but we're hoping the title will get a change. We've contacted publisher WB for follow-up information. (Otherwise, can we expect Arkham 4 to be Arkham Galaxy?)
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John and I are going to Phantom of the Opera on the 17th after church. My brother and I have the same birthday-the 13th. He and his wife moved a few hours north. He and I are so used to doing something together on our birthday (used to be getting high and drinking...but ya know. Times change, right!?) and so SIL and John are getting us 4 tickets to see Phantom all together! I'm stoked. I've never seen it, or any show, for that matter! The only time that worked for us because of the agricultural season being in full swing is a Sunday. We decided that since the tickets will already be bought, it's not such a huge deal. I'm way excited!


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Black Ops sells over 18 million map packs in nine months
During an analyst call today, Activision revealed that Call of Duty: Black Ops has sold over 23 million units since launching only nine months ago, which is slightly less than its previous statements. In its last investors call on August 3 call, the publisher noted the game had already achieved 25 million units since launching nine months ago.
In comparison, during the August 3 call, Activision said Modern Warfare 2 had sold 22 million units.
The continued sales growth of the Call of Duty franchise can be attributed to the popularity of the franchise and the growing install base of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, as outlined in a slide from Activision's investor presentation.
Activision also revealed that the latest entry in the Call of Duty series has sold over 18 million map packs. Each pack, priced at $15 per release, has brought in roughly 270 million dollars. The 18 million units of DLC sold equal to 7 million more than Modern Warfare 2's premium releases and 9 million more than Treyarch's previous entry in the series, World at War.
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Camouflage has been used by hunters for years. The purpose of wearing camo has always been to become unnoticeable by your target. As there are many patterns of camo, it is important that the camo pattern you choose reflects the type of hunting you're going to be doing. After reading this guide, you will be able to choose the camo best suited for your needs.
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Blaze is bright orange safety clothing, meant to be highly visible to other hunters in the area. Over time, accidents have happened that could have been prevented by the simple use of a blaze hat or jacket. Some states require at least a certain amount of your person is covered by blaze; however, it is not required in all states, so be sure to check your local laws. Game wardens in states that require blaze take this very seriously.
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King's Mountain Shadow - Worn to blend with contrasting darks and lights of wooded areas. Made specifically to blend with a broad range of colors over a broad range of mountainous terrain.
King's Desert Shadow - Designed to blend in sand, sage, and other vegetation found in the western states.
King's Snow Shadow - Realistic pattern perfect for late season hunting. Snowy pattern featuring snow covered sage, sticks, and leaves.
Sitka Open Country - Pattern designed to blend in a range of mountainous areas. Digital style pattern makes for great silhouette break-up in wooded areas without compromising concealment in open or grassy areas.
Sitka Forest - Digitized blend of green, gray, black, and white. Perfect for hiding in heavily wooded areas.
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Mossy Oak Break Up - Realistic pattern using digitally enhanced images. Features bark, limbs, leaves, and other natural elements to break up your silhouette.
Realtree Max-1 - Typically worn in sage and brush surroundings in the western states.
Realtree Max-4 - Designed to be worn hunting waterfowl in wetlands. This pattern includes dark colors and different types of vegetation to conceal your location in marshes.
Realtree AP - Meant to be used as an all purpose camo pattern with neutral colors. As versatile as camo comes.
Mossy Oak Break Up Infinity - containing a mixture of acorns, leaves, limbs, and branches.
Mossy Oak Duck Blind - Also designed for waterfowling, this pattern includes dark colors and grasses to conceal your silhouette.
Mossy Oak Treestand - Designed specifically to be worn above the ground to blend in with limbs of trees and leaves. Also great for use in timber and thick forest.
Mossy Oak Obsession - Meant to be worn by hunters in many types of surroundings year-round. Versatile camouflage for the versatile hunter.
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Natural Gear SCII - Pattern consisting of earth tones with hints of olive and green to blend with moss, sage, and trees.
Natural Gear Snow - Pattern of simple broken-up white and black without any added shadows to break up your silhouette in any snow covered location.
Native Species Vertigo - For hunting on the ground or in treestands early to mid-season, this camo features sticks, leaves, and realistic colors.
True Timber MC2 - Designed for use in open-country in western states. Combines elements such as light shadows, dark shadows, sagebrush, and earth tones for concealment in a variety of locations.
True Timber MC2 Snow - Realistic patterns of trees covered in snow.
True Timber XD3 - A darker pattern full of realistic sticks, trees, limbs, and shadows. Perfect for late spring and fall hunting.
Mossy Oak Brush - Designed to help you disappear while hunting the open range. Mixes natural elements such as brush, shadows, dirt, and grass.
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Went back to FLDG classic a few days ago to review a recipe I posted way back when for a sun-dried tomato cheesecake. I was trying to remember what I'd made the crust out of as I'd completely forgotten, and I was planning to make another savory cheesecake yesterday. That one was the first savory cheesecake I had ever made.
The post was far more interesting than I expected. I'd forgotten about how nervous I used to be about taking food over the border. My fears were both real and imagined: when I moved here there WERE more restrictions than there are now, and they changed on a whim it seemed so it was hard to sort out on any given day what was okay and what was not. The cheesecake I made that day was the first prepared food I ever tried to take north (I'd only come south with groceries).
But the other and most important thing in that post? It unwittingly documented the beginning of several long and important friendships. The home I was going to was Bill Spohn's who I'd met here talking about wine, and we would meet that day David and Nadine who have also become dear friends. Though they rarely post here, they do read this board regularly and so I have to give them a shout-out. In fact, it was that cheesecake that got me invited to participate in the first of Bill's annual terrine event (coming up next weekend!!!).
Anyway, today I'm going to make a grilled artichoke version; in fact I was going to make it yesterday to take to another garden party at Bill's but woke up with a headache so bad we had to stay home.
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I've long been intrigued by the idea of savory cheesecake, but I've never tasted one and have put off playing with the concept because cheesecake's just too big for a family of two. It came off the backburner yesterday, however, as a solution to the dilemma of what to take to a potluck gathering of geeks in Vancouver--most meat, dairy and fresh produce is verboten, and the list of what's okay is a moving target. Lest you underappreciate the threat, a friend recently had packaged dry dog food taken from her.
The cheesecake worked out fine. The border crossing went like this:
Border agent: Why are you coming to Canada?
Me: We're going to dinner at a friend's house.
Border agent: Bringing anything in?
Me: A few bottles of wine and a cake.
Border agent: Fine, have fun.
So last Friday I went hunting for savory cheesecake recipes. Alton Brown had a recipe for one involving smoked trout and chives--sounded interesting enough, but not good for red wines or vegetarians (of which I believed at least one of to be coming). However, I found his crust, with an egg white for additional glue, intriguing. Another recipe cut back on eggs and used cornstarch. Another involved herbs and gorgonzola. Another used a regulation pie crust which didn't appeal to me and was more quiche-like than cheesecakey, but it included some sun-dried tomatoes. I had a jar of them that I dehydrated myself marinating in the fridge. So in the end no recipe seemed just right, but borrowing from each and emphasizing the sun-dried tomatoes was going to get me the wine-friendly dish that I wanted.
An interesting accident, forgetting to buy the Wasa crispbread I meant to make the crust with led me to using a combination of matzohs and panko which I had on hand and then seasoning same for a little oomph. Well, next time I'll do it all over again that way on purpose: ground to the size/texture of oatmeal, the matzohs made a flaky crust whose coarse texture was an excellent counterpoint to the smooth cheese filling. I had more matzohs but added the panko because I hoped it's different shape and texture would act as a bond. Didn't want my crust to be so flaky that it didn't stay intact. The panko may have been unnecessary, but I can't argue that I didn't get the exact result I wanted so I'm including it in the recipe.
The finished cheesecake wasn't just good, it was as good as it possibly could have been. The flavor was out of this world, it was gorgeous to look at, easy to pass and serve, and a perfect chameleon for wine pairing. I was told in no uncertain terms that I will be required to bring this again.
Here's my recipe for a 9 inch springform pan.
Set the oven to 350 F.
1 1/2 c coarsely ground lightly-salted matzohs (food processor with steel blade works well, and you can re-use it to chop the tomatoes)
1/2 c panko or fresh bread crumbs
1 egg white
1/2 c melted butter
1/2 tsp dried oregano, rubbed fine
A couple grinds of fresh black pepper
Mix the above ingredients together and press them into the bottom and lower sides of a buttered springform pan. Optionally, reserve about a third of a cup to line the top edge of the filling with later. Bake the crust for 8 minutes and remove from oven to cool. Drop the oven temperature to 325.
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1 cup rehydrated/compacted and chopped sun-dried tomatoes, pressed of all but about one tablespoon of oil; if starting with dry tomatoes, rehydrate and add back one tablespoon of EVOO
24 ounces cream cheese
1 1/2 cup sour cream
3 eggs
1 1/2 tablespoon corn starch
1 tsp dried oregano
1 tsp dried basil
1/4 c chopped parsley
1/4 c chopped cilantro
2 T chopped chives
a couple grinds of black pepper
In a large mixing bowl, mix the cream cheese wit one egg and then add the cornstarch, remaining eggs and sour cream. When fully blended, stir in the herbs and tomatoes. Pour the filling into the cooled crust. If you saved some of the cracker crumbs, sprinkle them now around the outer edge of the cheesecake, about one inch wide.
Bake the cheesecake on a lower rack in the oven for one hour. Without opening the oven door, turn the heat off and allow the cheesecake to finish baking in the cooling oven for one additional hour. This allows the cheesecake to settle gently and evenly.
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In yet another step today in its ongoing effort to improve Elemental: War of Magic and make things right with the fans who suffered through the game's bumpy launch, publisher Stardock offered details on the first of two expansion packs, titled Fallen Enchantress. Both were originally promised to be free for anyone who purchased the game prior to October 31, 2010 but Shacknews has confirmed that the cutoff has been extended for this first pack. Anyone who bought the game before 11:59pm on December 31, 2010 will be getting Fallen Enchantress for free. Exactly how the accounting will work is still to be determined, but Stardock will be using the purchase data from its Impulse distribution network to validate those eligible to get in on this free offer.
The expansion, due in the second quarter of this year, includes "significant changes to the existing game as well as massive new content additions including spells, magical equipment, quests, locations, and creatures" according to the announcement press release. Derek Paxton, who joined the Stardock team last October after his work on the popular Civilization IV mod "Fall from Heaven", runs the project as lead producer. Here's his take on what they want to do with Fallen Enchantress:
In Fallen Enchantress we wanted to focus on exploring the world outside your kingdom's borders. The world isn't empty and waiting to be settled, it is dangerous and needs to be conquered. There are unique locations with their own history and guardians; monsters settled in their lairs and vast wild land areas that offer their own challenges and rewards. There will be areas the player would do well to avoid for most of the game until he builds an army that is able to conquer them. Fallen Enchantress brings the world of Elemental alive. Don't expect many of your scouts to return, but those that are daring, lucky or strong enough to survive will be rewarded for their journey.
That part in the description about "significant changes to the existing game" begs the question of what happens to those who pick up Elemental now--when they'd have to pay for the expansion--and decide they simply prefer to play the core game alone. However that works out, the massive 1.1 patch launched in December made good on the developer's promises to fix the game. Shacknews contacted Stardock for clarification but have not received a reply at the time of publication.


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So you've just moved. This is no doubt a stressful time. As you look around at all the disorganized boxes, it can be quite overwhelming trying to decide exactly where to get started. Don't worry. All around the world there are thousands in your exact same position. Let's explore the ways many of them have found helpful in organizing the mess and getting settled into their new homes. Start unpacking using the peek test. Take a quick glance inside each box, one by one. What contents are included. If they are pots and pans, take that box to the kitchen. Maybe your spouses book collection. Transport them to the bedroom. — Read More »
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You can have all the skills needed to get the job of your dreams but if you don't have them down on paper for your potential employer to see, they're next to useless. Putting a resume together is arguably the most important element in your job search and in an economy that's not brimming with employment, it's important to have a leg up on your competition. Do you know how to set up this summary of yourself in a way that will impress? We're not just a moving company; we're relocation specialists who also want to make sure that you relocate to a job that you love; and now we have our three favorite tips to help you do so. — Read More »
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The average family moves two to three times in their life. The first move a person makes is usually during their childhood. The second move a person makes is usually when he or she graduates. The third move a person makes is usually when he or she starts their own family. However, there are certain secret reasons why other people move more frequently during their life. Some people move 10 to 20 times before they ever truly settle down. Here are some reasons why they do that. — Read More »
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Doing a little spring cleaning isn't a bad thing, unless you are a bank robber. Chicago FBI agents are looking for a bandit who's cleaned out a few banks since spring has sprung.
It appears this bandit didn't waste any time getting down to business. Investigators believe he's robbed at least three banks in two weeks. All robberies took place on the city's North side:
March 21st, North Community Bank at 448 N Wells
March 29th, TCF Bank at 4250 N Lincoln Ave
April 9th, TCF Bank at 3750 N Elston
So far, agents say this bandit has not shown the teller a weapon or a robbery note. The FBI's Mike Kosanovich says, "The subject simply walked up to the teller counter and demanded the money." Kosanovich adds, "One significant detail is that in both robberies the subject warned the teller not to use any electronic devices or dye packs."
Before this bandit made a clean getaway with the cash, bank security cameras snapped some pretty clear photos of his face. Investigators would like you to take a good look at them.
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Actually, yes there was, and still is. A professional career woman, Cindy is a trainer for the Iowa Department of Human Services, a position she states is both challenging and rewarding. "Human Services is a front-line, real-life event. Everything about the job is immediate, from serving families in crisis, to assisting staff with difficult situations, to meeting tension-fraught deadlines."
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Both Tom and Cindy enjoy gardening and have recently expanded their annual beds into a perennial garden. Cindy says she can hardly wait for spring and the promise of all that reawakening and the colorful blooms.
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Making Shagbark Hickory Syrup
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First time I have ever heard of this. Very informative piece. Now I have to find some because I need to know what it tastes like.
- 23 January, 2011 09:00
- Paul Byron Downs said...
What a fascinating and informative article. Thanks.
- 23 January, 2011 09:27
- MrsBug said...
How does it taste? I mean, what are its flavors reminiscent of? Is it in the "maple" flavor family? How curious! I've never heard of this before and we have tons of shagbark hickories here in Michigan.
- 24 January, 2011 10:10
That tree has edible nuts too.
- 24 January, 2011 14:04
- hap said...
Dave this is amazing!! I remember my grandfather making this when I was a kid! but I remember him also using the nut shells as well as bark, and I only remember that because he'd send us kids out to bring the stuff to him! I'll be honest and tell you I have no memory of what it tasted like though...
- 24 January, 2011 23:14
Very cool article! Here at Turkeywoods Farm (Turkeywoods is one word) we do it a little different, and strive for a formulation that is very similar in sugar content to maple syrup (much different flavor however). Now you need to try making our exclusive hickory nut syrup (it's more difficult and a very different flavor). Goodluck!
- 26 January, 2011 11:56
- Dave said...
John - Thanks for the correction to the name of your business; I've edited the post to get it right this time.
I'm looking forward to getting down to the coast soon so I can pick up a couple of bottles of your syrup.
Thanks for stopping by.
- 26 January, 2011 12:02
Dave, If you contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com I'll send you a bottle of our hickory NUT syrup. It's lighter and the flavor has no resemblance to the shagbark syrup. I'm interested to hear what you thin of it. It is hard to beat the shagbark flavor, but the nut syrup is my personal favorite.
- 26 January, 2011 19:18
- shellbellc said...
I just made up a batch of hickory cured bacon using this syrup. It came out awesome. We dont have shagbark hickory around me so I will resort to buying it on-line. I'm gonna try the company in CT next time I need it!
- 04 March, 2011 16:04
- johnprose said...
This recipe works wonderfully! The tricks I didn't know was toasting the bark first and not boiling it. Here's a nice twist for you: Instead of using water to simmer the bark, use maple sap. (It's only 1/40th syrup) I have gallons of it at this time of year and it added just the slightest extra "niceness" to my second batch. Thanks for the recipe.
- 06 March, 2011 18:56
- Jonathan Staddon said...
Wow, this looks a lot easier than I thought it would be! I will have to try it. When is the best time to get your bark? Thanks for explaining your process.
- 10 October, 2011 17:26
- Jonathan Staddon said...
Wow, this looks a lot easier than I thought it would be! I will have to try it. When is the best time to get your bark? Thanks for explaining your process.
- 10 October, 2011 17:26
- Dave said...
Jonathan Staddon - The tree sheds its bark all year round, so any time you happen upon a tree is a good time to collect bark. Just don't pick up the stuff that's all punky from sitting on the ground a long time. Peeling the bark from the tree isn't recommended - not because it will directly harm the tree, but because it can expose soft underlayers that can give insects a chance to burrow in and do some harm. I'm also told that using the nut shells improves the flavor of the syrup, but I haven't tried that. Yet.
- 11 October, 2011 09:05
Thank you so much. I'm heading out to pick up some bark in my hedgerow in Gettysburg Pa right now.
- 21 October, 2011 13:27
Thank you so much for sharing the great recipe and article. I appreciate the pictures too.
Jennie :)
- 13 November, 2011 16:19
- Tracey @ The Kitchen is My Playground said...
Thanks for sharing this! My husband found your article ... we have some shagbark hickory trees on our farm, and my husband wants me to try my hand at making this syrup. We'll see if I'm brave enough to give it a go!!
- 28 November, 2011 21:06
Can you make jelly instead of syrup?
- 17 December, 2011 21:00
- tylerfulltilt said...
I finished my 3rd batch of Hickory Syrup this weekend and decided to run some experiments. I boiled three batches, same amount of time, water, and bark. I varied the pressure, one open on the stove, one at 7.5 psi, and one at 15 psi. I wanted to test the bitterness theory...
The liquor was possibly slightly darker under 15 psi, but there was definitely no noticeable difference in bitterness. All made a wonderful syrup.
- 23 February, 2012 00:10
By cane sugar do you mean the white sugar available in 5lb bags? Should raw cane sugar be used?
- 01 March, 2012 16:25
- Unknown said...
I've now used your recipe three times, and every time it has been a success. My husband is hooked on Shagbark Hickory Syrup! My father loved it when I made him a Shagbark Hickory Creme Soda with the syrup, seltzer/soda water, ice, and a small splash of real vanilla extract. YUM.
- 01 June, 2012 22:44
- Dawn said...
How many calories are in it?
- 31 July, 2012 07:46
- Dave said...
It's simple syrup, Dawn. 50 calories per ounce.
- 31 July, 2012 10:24
- Fireglow said...
I've made 3 half gallon size batches. Two are fine, meaning they were put in sterilized, sealed bottles with no air space and capped after the liquid cooled. The 3rd batch after 2 weeks had fine threads of something cloudy running thru the top of it--which then turned into what looks like the small, grey, round maple syrup type mold.
I've dumped this spoiled batch out and will make again, but any clue what went wrong? has this happened to anyone else? I used same measure of sugar to "extract" and same bottling procedure was used.
Can this syrup be "canned" ie processed in a hot water bath to ensure it will keep for at least a year? Or will the boiling water bath ruin it?
Thanks for any advice and for putting the photos and instruction on the web!
- 01 November, 2012 16:42
- Susan said...
Oh boy! I love hickory nuts for baking, and last year was a banner year for them here in upstate NY. I gathered about 7 or 8 GALLONS of the nuts under my next-door neighbor's tree, and still have most of them: dry, clean and in good condition, in their shells. Question time: For hickory nut syrup, do you use the entire nut (sans the outer husk), or the empty shell, or the nutmeat? Would using the green husk be a benefit, or give the syrup a nasty, strong, bitter flavor? Does the nutmeat/whole nut get toasted like the bark? Does breaking the nut-shell but not removing the nutmeat help impart the desired flavor? There are lots of hickory trees in my rural area. Anyone living in areas that don't have hickories can contact me and arrange shipment of bark pieces via USPS Priority Mail flat-rate box... your cost, plus $5/lb for my collecting, cleaning, drying, packing, getting it to the PO and sending it. The nuts are pretty heavy, but I could do some of them, too - until I run out! There should be a good crop next year - this year there were very few, and my neighbor says they have a 2-year cycle like that. I hope this isn't against blogger policy - I've never been on here before.
- 15 December, 2012 19:47
- growcraftywild said...
Thank you, Dave! This information is great. So nice to know how to make shagbark hickory syrup. With great photos to create a visual.
- 16 February, 2013 19:41
- KyraLeigh said...
Really want to thank you for these instructions. Tried Hickory Syrup for the first time while at the garlic festival in Mystic, CT. I have since started a quest to find some bark to figure out the secret recipe on my own but with these instructions, I can simply enjoy the flavor of the syrup without screwing up a number of batches to get it right.
- 18 February, 2013 16:28
- Darcy said...
This is great -- now I don't mind quite so much that the squirrels keep eating all the nuts before I can get to them! I'm planning to try my first batch in a day or two.
In response to the person who asked about mold, 2:1 simple syrup can develop mold, although usually after several months; 1:1 will do so after about a month, even in the refrigerator. (I honestly don't know why your other batches didn't!) To make 2:1 simple syrup shelf-stable, boil in a pinch or two of cream of tartar for about 20 minutes during the boiling process (I don't know if a specific quantity is necessary, though).
- 14 September, 2013 19:23
- Mark Scheibe said...
You can find some at HickorySyrups.com in the varieties original, organic, and apple cider.
- 22 May, 2014 14:30
- mike kingsley said...
Fixin to make this syrup tomorrow, I was looking at your ratio of sugar to water (hickory liquid) you mentioned 2 parts sugar to 1 part liquid like simple syrup, so I looked up simple syrup, and it calls for a 1 to 1 ratio
" Ingredients! The classic simple syrup ratio is 1 part water to 1 part sugar, in other words: 1 cup sugar. 1 cup water."
Is it better with 2 parts sugar, just wondering, making it for the first time, and don't want to mess it up
Thanx in advance
- 20 July, 2014 01:14
- Dave said...
I use the 2:1 ratio because it makes a richer syrup, and is more resistant to mold.
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