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@@mariadelmaoteromejia7854 oh yes, you really can't mess this recipe up! Lol so glad it worked for you.

@@AvishalomFeuchtwanger yes of course. You will find it here on our Merch store under digital downloads ploughmansbackyard.com/en-cad/

It's recommended to use clear gel as a thickening agent

Oh my. Yes I really think it comes down to breeds too. This has always worked for us.

@@PloughmansBackyard have you worked with leghorns? 💔 mines a splash He literally went one day being fine to next day all out attacking-we had company over and I think someone did something that really scared him😔 Stupid thing is my chooks aren’t even “normal” they’ve been living free in my house as inside outside house birds on our 4 acres. 😳 other ppl have parrots etc… I have chickens lol I know.. crazy… Have a coop made now… thank goodness.. Mom couldn’t walk around house without broom.. & any time I bent over to pick up poop my eyes were being attacked It’s really heartbreaking All my other birds are cuddle bugs… including his sister… he used to be Just afraid it’s like one of your commenters said.. that he’s better dead💔 He’s spilt my skull opened 3 times.. gouged by my eyes 4 times… making me a raccoon 3 times..just missing eye 😔 Everyone says I’m nuts… but I love him… trying so hard for him Aaarrrggghh If you guys were closer I’d be begging you to try

@@PloughmansBackyard have a breeder who is interested in him.. but it’s an 8 hour round trip for me.. at least then he wouldn’t be culled for a while in a breeding program… Just… I was vegan for 9 years … don’t believe in harming animals or killing them so this is super hard for me Ug lol

I know, it is hard when you have raised him and get attached. You definitely don't want to keep him around if he is doing to harm you or your mom or company. I haven't worked with leghorns because they ten to be more active and hyper. I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Its horrible and I feel for you. I would honestly, in the future, look up chicken breeds that are docile and breeds that the roosters tend to be more docile. Sometimes what happens with roosters is they are fine up until they reach maturity and once they become "roosters" their true character comes out. I tend to not get attached to our roosters until I see what they are like as adults and how they interact with the hens before deciding which ones to keep. Maybe make a post on a social media to see if someone closer would want a rooster.

I understand that. I was a vegan for many many years and understand totally. It is still difficult for me to choose who goes and who stays. For me it comes down to is a roosters life more valuable than my children's, or my families well being. Its not a easy decision but I am sure you will make the right one that works for you. I hope things work out for you. Owning animals have its joys, but also has its sorrows. Sorry I can't help more. All the best.

Hi Arlene, I have never tried doubling the recipe. I know there are other relish recipes that can be doubled ok, but I haven't tried it with this one. If you do, yes you would double everything. The only issue with doubling is making sure it sets ok. Sorry I couldn't be more help. I am glad you love this recipe. It really is the best relish recipe I have ever come across. 🙂

Thanks 😍 So glad you are inspired 🙂

Wonderful! I'm glad you like it! So I know people who have used old jars, but I don't recommend it. Everything should always be sterilized when canning, in my opinion. And yes if you want things to be shelf stable they do need to go through the canning process, anything that is not should be stored in the fridge. Hope this answers your questions 😁

@@PloughmansBackyard ...thank you so much for your super quick response. I didn't know if I would hear from you as the post is so old...so I'm delighted.💕 My Mum is also going to be delighted when I present her with a jar of the pickle as she's been craving it for a few weeks now...I've got the mixture in the fridge now and can't wait to finish it off tomorrow...take care and I hope you're still making tutorials as you're brilliant at it.🌸

@1103moniique, awww thanks 😍 I hope she likes it. We have been soo happy with this recipe, I haven't come across someone who didn't like it. Its so much better than store bought. Have you checked out my video on Bread and Butter pickles? They are also soooo good, and if you like this, I think you will really like it too.

@@PloughmansBackyard ...Hi Kendra...I finished making the cucumber relish earlier and I love it...I will probably visit my Mum later this week and her and my Dad can try it...I'm sure they'll love it...but if they don't there's more for me.😂 I've just watched your video on preserving food and you've inspired me to preserve my herbs. I'm growing basil, lemon balm, oregano, rosemary and lavender and chocolate mint. The mint and lavender are in the garden all the others are currently growing in my house. Herbs outside are a bit hit and miss in Scotland so preserving them would be brilliant. I dried some mint just on my counter top and put it though a coffee grinder...with good results. I watched your bread and butter pickle video and will be making that soon. I love making lots of would too...my favourite recipes at the moment are carrot, ginger and lime soup and I have a lovely spicy parsnip recipe...I can share any recipes with you...if you were interested. Take care and keep on making those videos. Monique 💕

That should say lots of soup.

Awesome! Mine are coming up, but no where near eating. Enjoy them 🥹

Oooo what's that?!?

Aww that's awful. Yes we have gotten a ton of rain. I'm still waiting to plant my potatoes. Everything I think I can, because the soil drys up we get more rain. Not just a spring but 30+mm at time. That's terrible about the storms, wow. Stay safe. I guess it's better then the wells running dry or the smoke from last years fires.

Oh yes, we loved pickling them too 🥰

@@arlenematurin9600 hi, I used dill weed for this recipe.

@@PloughmansBackyard ThankYou recipes is great. I made a few batches so far on fact I now have one sitting in the fridge.

nice 😉

😂 It probably sounded like cow floss but I assure you it isn't. lol I use Cal Phos, aka Calcium Phosphate. I use it as a fertilizer in my garden. G

Great Tip! Thanks 🙂

Ohhhh I love your Dr.Whyches. I may need to get some seeds from you! 😉 That is another great variety.

@@PloughmansBackyard I wish I'd know you wanted some, I just got rid of my suckers.

aww, that's ok. Next year maybe. I am out of room anyways lol

Rareseeds. They are Probably my favorite tomatoes to grow besides the Chocolate Stripe tomato. The Black From Tula is less likely to split though, its a nice. Both are amazing for tomato sandwiches🙂

@@PloughmansBackyard Ok thanks, sounds yummy 😋

😂😂😂 oh yes!! This one completely stops running when your hands is removed from the levers 🤣

Yes checking the eggs is important.

I don't find it noisy at all, when the eggs turn it is at times. Humidity isn't too bad during the 18 days I add a bit of warm water every 3 days. You can remove the mat for the 18 days too to help keep humidity up but need to put it back in on day 18 until hatch. I did find the first round 18-21 days were more difficult to keep humidity high, I think the water troughs could be a little larger to add more water. But we were happy with our hatch. I'm doing my second hatch now. 9 days left. So we will see how this one goes too for more experience. It is one of the better incubators I've used, but I've only used 3 other kinds before this one. I hope this helps.

@@PloughmansBackyard Appreciated thank you and all the very best with your incubation. I was running a petting zoo before and sales etc i was using a large scale incubator, i once gathered up all the very olde quail eggs laying around the farm and ended up with 3 massive trays full of old eggs so simply put them all in the incubator to see what happened 🤠

@cutterbacon so I just complete our next hatch and the humidity seemed to be reading exactly what the instructions said, however both times now we have had to assist more chicks out of the shells that have hatched on there own. It seems to be no issue getting the chicks to this point but both hatches had dry membranes which I would say is a humidity issue. I am thinking the humidity needs to be higher than the instructions tell us. It is good to see this is was not just misuse of the first hatches but it seems consistent. I have contacted chickcozy and am waiting to hear back from them on this issue. I like the style, the lay out, keeps heat and humidity levels well but the water trough is not large enough to add more water to increase humidity past 65%. My other incubators we have had humidity levels around 75% with no hatching issues. I believe if this incubators water trough was larger it would really help with the hatching and increasing humidity levels. I hope this helps.

@@PloughmansBackyard I used a very large expensive incubator on the farm and that even started to cause me issues with humidity and sticky eggs, i lost a few expensive peacocks due to this issue and im not sure what was wrong as the water trays held a lot of water. If thats the case here then the company will have to redesign the incubator to around 75% as you say. Stange indeed. Brinsea is the way i believe.

hmm, yes well i guess they all have there pros and cons. I will look into the Brinsea. Thanks for the tip.

Thank and for the tip!! I'm not familiar with those, except the aloe. I will definitely try that too. It can be a real headache to work with. Thanks ☺️

@@PloughmansBackyard Yeah, we're all here to share our knowledge and experience. If you're only going to get one saponin product, I highly recommend quillaja. It's expensive, but a little bit will make water absorb into anything.

Awesome! thanks so much @tsubachi

Yes we really liked the mantis, it just wasn't the right fit for our garden size. This has proved to be the best option for us and are very happy with it.

I know!! I love getting a good deal at CT😊. Yes the bugs have been insane but still pushing though.

We don't harvest these until fall, we had a good amount last fall. The bushes are getting huge, since this video.

@@PloughmansBackyard Oops, by today I meant in current years, not literally that specific date. Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks 😊

Awesome! So glad you like it! It literally is the best! 😂

Sure. You can find the pdf on our Merch store under digital downloads. ploughmansbackyard.com/en-cad/

Your welcome! Enjoy ☺️