The hog's jowl and cornbread was gone.......used the schmaltz in my iron skillet for my cornbread......absolutely delicious. They were asking what I did differently to it, and I asked them why were they asking. The said it was even better than usual......brown nosers.....
The hog's jowl and cornbread was gone.......used the schmaltz in my iron skillet for my cornbread......absolutely delicious. They were asking what I did differently to it, and I asked them why were they asking. The said it was even better than usual......brown nosers.....
. All of the tips have turned black I feel terrible as I did everything I could to try and ensure this wouldn't happen but he was out some during the day and obviously didn't go in out of the wind when he should have. I feel just terrible about this. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I can do for him ? I know the damage is technically done and from what I'm reading he will likely lose the part of his comb that is affected. Most things I'm reading say to let nature take its course and it will eventually heal up on its own. He had such a nice comb and I hate the thought of him losing it 
The hog's jowl and cornbread was gone.......used the schmaltz in my iron skillet for my cornbread......absolutely delicious. They were asking what I did differently to it, and I asked them why were they asking. The said it was even better than usual......brown nosers.....
Well folks, we're going through a nasty storm at the moment... Blizzard and wind warnings up and it's currently 1 F with a windchill of - 20 F ! I went out to check on the girls tonight and noticed my poor, beautiful BA rooster has frostbite on his comb
Schmaltz is chicken fat that is rendered out like lard and cannedBC, I'm from the country but what the heck is "schmaltz"???????
BC, I'm from the country but what the heck is "schmaltz"???????
