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    poolguy, herring in wine or soour cream souce, liverwurst, smoked oysters, hecla and dont forget the sardines!
    FIRST GENERATION SUGARMAKER
    First boil 2/22/2012! Went Pefect!
    3,500' of laterals
    1,000' of mainline
    2012 - 105 taps on gravity, 12 sap sacks.
    2013 - 175 taps on gravity, 25 on sacks = 200 taps for 2013! Second year.
    2014 - 250 taps on gravity, 25 on sacks
    Tapped on February 16, 2014
    2015 - adding vac sap puller no more gravity for me!
    275 gallon holding tank for 2014
    20'x30' Sugarhouse

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    We eat a lot of pancakes and french toast with bacon and sausage. Hamburgers are also a hit. I remember one year we even had our Easter dinner in the sugarhouse! Can't wait to get going this year!!!!! =)

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    Nothing better than corned beef and cabbage on St. Pattys day, while boiling!!
    2 1/2 x8 Lapierre Waterloo-Small (oil fired)
    Leader Steamaway
    1200 gph Lapierre RO
    1800 taps
    http://s268.photobucket.com/albums/j...ks/Sugarhouse/


    Mike Christian
    505 Main St. Orwell, Vt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by maplwrks View Post
    Nothing better than corned beef and cabbage on St. Pattys day, while boiling!!
    Now I'll second that!

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    We like to have what we refer to as "gut busters". this is a large hambuger with Jalepeno Jack cheeze, 3 strips of thick bacon, lettuce, tomato, and onion, on a fresh bulkie roll. served with homemade french fries.
    2008- 30 taps evaporator-Turkey fryer in the driveway.

    2009- 50 taps evaporator- concrete block with stock pot.

    2010- 100 taps, oil tank arch with a 2x4 Mason evaporator.

    2011- 78 taps mostly gravity tubing, some buckets

    http://s951.photobucket.com/albums/a...%20Evaporator/

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    I would eat that anywhere!
    FIRST GENERATION SUGARMAKER
    First boil 2/22/2012! Went Pefect!
    3,500' of laterals
    1,000' of mainline
    2012 - 105 taps on gravity, 12 sap sacks.
    2013 - 175 taps on gravity, 25 on sacks = 200 taps for 2013! Second year.
    2014 - 250 taps on gravity, 25 on sacks
    Tapped on February 16, 2014
    2015 - adding vac sap puller no more gravity for me!
    275 gallon holding tank for 2014
    20'x30' Sugarhouse

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    Pizza from the Hilltop Grocery and Founder's Dirty Bastard to chase it down.

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