In Videos: Christopher Kimball Sugaring Maple Sap
While perusing Cook's Illustrated editor Christopher Kimball's Twitter feed, we found this video of him and his crew "sugaring" maple sap—boiling it down to syrup. (After the jump.) February through April (depending on local conditions) is the traditional season for maple syrup production in the U.S. and Canada.
It's a little difficult to hear voices in the video because the sugar house's equipment is loud, but someone made sure to pump the soundtrack up—it's Kimball's band, Shady Grove. Yes, Christopher Kimball is in a bluegrass band. Who knew!
Christopher Kimball Making Maple Syrup
Previously
How to Make Maple Syrup
Northerners - ever tap a maple tree? [Talk]
Turkey Talk with Cook's Illustrated's Chris Kimball
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