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Now my mom wants me to cook a pineapple upside down cake for the Hawaiian themed party She’s having.

...to cook at 350F, which is common for Dutch ovens. Let’s say the temperature outside is 70F. Solving it would go as follows: 25n(70/100)=350 25n*0.7=350 25n=500 n=20 You will need 20 briquettes to cook at 350 when the outside temperature is 70F. Another example with yesterdays math problem...

Nope. You just eat it from the Dutch oven.

My Buff Orpington’s are so cute. I got this picture today.

Boy, I had to see it with my own eyes, I do NOT believe it! The formula is COMPLETELY accurate! Devils tooth cheesecake! I declare the formula I came up with a complete success.

Timer is resumed. About 30 minutes left.

I am pausing the timer and adding eight minutes on the grounds that I need to replace the spent coals. As soon as those coals are ready, I will resume the timer.

This is it, the final test for the Dutch oven formula I came up with. It is 92°F today, and I have 10 coals on the top and 5 on the bottom, according to the formula. I will know in 1 hour if it is successful. If the dish comes out perfectly, then I will know for a fact that the formula will...

I have taken everyone’s advice. I put in a window and put wire on the front of it. I had to block the chicks out of the coop while I was working. Poor little girls were scared while I was using the drill and saw. The construction is over now, so they should calm down.

I don’t know, but this is what it was like when I was getting ready to get the window installed.

They are using the roosting bars on their own now!

Just letting you all know that the chicks finally took the hint. I went out there at 8:30 to see if I could get them into the coop as an experiment. As soon as they saw me go into the run, they all went inside as of to say “its that time already?“ I still plan to install the window, but at...

Thank you all. I just bought a window today, and I’m going to install it when the temperatures drop.

Yes, but every time I put them in through the small door, they run back out to join the others. It’s quite a hassle getting them through that door.

Both, actually. One time I went out there, and it was completely dark, but they were all huddled in in that corner sleeping.

No windows, but there is ventilation on the top. I just finished building the coop about a week ago. If I need to add windows, I can.

The coop is 8‘ x 12‘. That’s a lot more than 20 sq ft. I just got up, and I’m going to check on them now. Give me a few minutes to get pictures.

Hi, I’m not certain if this is the right place to post this, but here it goes. I have 13 chicks, all five weeks old. All of them appear to like sleeping outside right next to the fence very close together. They’re not going into the coop at night. I set up my trail camera, and there’s no sign...

Understood. Thank you for letting me know.