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If life gives you dandelions, make wine!
comments (1) April 21st, 2009 in blogs
The other day I lamented to my gardening buddies on Twitter that I already have dozens of dandelions blooming in my lawn. Dozens, I say. The response was split. Lots of people sympathized, but an equal number offered suggestions for how I could make use of the dandelions, be it salad, an opportunity to pay a neighborhood kid to deadhead, or my favorite, making dandelion wine.
I've always known you could make dandelion wine, but always thought it'd be complicated and require specialized equipment that wouldn't fit into my budget. Well, Lisa Munniksma of Hobby Farms magazine in Kentucky pointed me to a recipe on their website that doesn't seem complicated at all! I think I'll go home now and pick some dandelions....
Here's the link:
http://www.hobbyfarms.com/food-and-kitchen/Dandelion-Wine.aspx
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