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Nebraskaland Jan-Feb 2023

NEBRASKAland Magazine is dedicated to outstanding photography and informative writing with an engaging mix of articles and photos highlighting Nebraska’s outdoor activities, parklands, wildlife, history and people.

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32 Nebraskaland • January-February 2023 throughout the boil-down phase. The process takes time and produces a lot of humidity. If you are working with less than 5 gallons of sap, you can use your stovetop; otherwise, complete this step outdoors in a propane turkey fryer or two. If you are running two pots at a time outdoors, Hejl estimates it will take about one hour for each gallon of sap to boil off . Hejl recommends fi nishing the boil- down process on your kitchen stove so you can closely monitor temperature ABOVE: Hejl pours the raw sap from the jugs through a strainer into 5-gallon buckets. LEFT: Hejl's favorite way to enjoy black walnut syrup is over ice cream. JENNY NGUYEN-WHEATLEY, NEBRASKALAND

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