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Ah, the South!

 
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Ah the South… I awoke today to find a quart jar of peach brandy on my doorstep, a gift from a neighbor… and a note saying his tomatoes would be ripe soon and to come pick all I want.  I’ll take him a wooden spoon I carved.
 
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Change peach to apple and it sounds like northern Minnesota.
 
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Judson Carroll wrote:Ah the South… I awoke today to find a quart jar of peach brandy on my doorstep, a gift from a neighbor… and a note saying his tomatoes would be ripe soon and to come pick all I want.  I’ll take him a wooden spoon I carved.


(I want to know how whoever-it-was had peaches to make the brandy out of. We got ONE this year. And yes, I feel very lucky we got that one!)
 
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Rachel Lindsay wrote:

Judson Carroll wrote:Ah the South… I awoke today to find a quart jar of peach brandy on my doorstep, a gift from a neighbor… and a note saying his tomatoes would be ripe soon and to come pick all I want.  I’ll take him a wooden spoon I carved.


(I want to know how whoever-it-was had peaches to make the brandy out of. We got ONE this year. And yes, I feel very lucky we got that one!)



Last year's peaches - consider it a preservative technique
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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