ARISAEMA-L Digest - 14 Oct 2003 to 15 Oct 2003 (#2003-132)

[Henry Fieldseth]

Yes, this is not a light weight trough.

Just turkey grit and outdoor glue.

I chipped the leftover pieces out of the bucket after
they dried, it wasn't too difficult.

The cooking oil spray worked quite well in the mold
and would probably work in the pail as well.

I used a very large bowl lined with plastice as my
mold. I taped the liner in well with vinyl tape.

I put about a two inch layer of rocks.

It was very much like coating nuts with syrup while
baking. Only heavier. And a larger batch than home
baking, but not being a savy cooking spray customer I
grabbed the "butter flavored" cooking oil spray by
mistake.

It smelled so good while I was maiking it it seemed I
should be eating it!

I'll let you know how it weathers the winter.

--Henry
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, Zone 4/5


--- Carolyn Schaffner <drsnooks at BUFFNET.NET> wrote:
>     I think you've got something, Henry! Do you put
> anything else with
> the stone? How thick? The trough is then very heavy,
> isn't it?
>
> What do you use in the bucket to keep the glue and
> stones from remaining
> there?
>
> Carolyn Schaffner in Buffalo, NY
>


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