A few weeks ago these little guys joined the cast of animals at Plimoth Plantation, as part of Captain Standish’s flock of sheep. They are still this cute.
Good Houswife Howland farced a young hen the other day, which is a chicken stuffed with a mixture of breadcrumbs, bacon, and ground spices, and is then stewed. YUM!
This is our future bake/brew house. The artisans are working hard on it, and the faster it’s done the faster they get pies. Not a bad trade. To learn more about them, and what they do, you can visit their blog The Riven Word.
Rumor around the village is that more baby goats and even a few chicks are on their way…. stay tuned!
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Bacon. Mmmmmmm. Someone should start a museum of all things bacon.
p.s. I’m glad you didn’t have a lamb recipe!
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salutations from across the ocean. detailed blog I shall return for more.