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I recently bought a bunch of basil at the supermarket (said to be local) that had roots intact, it said to put in water just to cover the roots, not in direct sunlight. It kept nicely for a week in my kitchen, but I noticed the stems were very light in color after a week, as I suppose the plant wasn't getting any nutrients! Otherwise I follow Weinoo's method, which works very well if you cull out the bad leaves before wrapping.
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Continued my NJ tomato-fest, lunch was a little ciabatta roll, lightly toasted, little bit of chive cream cheese, lots of sliced tomato. Made it open faced to maximize the amount of tomato. Ate in my office with the door closed, hunched over like a starving raccoon.
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I just saw Oreos with orange colored cream/Halloween graphics on the package at the supermarket today and thought "really? 2 months early?"
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Another health issue (possibly) is the phosphoric acid in soda affecting bone density...so women who drink a lot of soda without counteracting with calcium may have higher incidence of osteoporosis.
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2 hours ago, Margaret Pilgrim said:
Paul, perhaps of interest to you, we started infusing vodka with very high quality cocoa nibs. After a few months, the result it a rich, chocolate alcohol. I use a couple of tablespoons in appropriately flavored ice creams as a flavor booster and texture ameliorate.
Margaret, this is of interest! Do you have any general guidelines you use for nibs to vodka ratio?
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You can also cook them and make veggie patties ("burgers"), or vegetarian "meatballs". Both of which can be frozen.
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On 8/1/2021 at 10:47 AM, weinoo said:
Good questions. The dispensaries do sell various tinctures and liquids, so something along those lines may work. As well as, as you mention, maybe something creamy.
Maybe coconut cream or avocado?
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Not a Farmer's Market (we have a small one in my town on Tues. night) but my favorite secret farmstand had ripe tomatoes today. I spied them on the way to an appointment, so I stopped on my way back. Got 2 nice specimens for $1 each. He had a little bit of okra, and one pint container of multi-hued cherry tomatoes. It's not on my usual route, so I'll have to remember to check back in 2 weeks to see what veggies start to show up, last year he had some nice eggplant.
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I never thought about Beano for garlic (assume it would also work for onions), good to know!
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I wound up making compote with this batch, added some julienned orange rind which is really nice, and a smidge of cardamom.
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My husband isn't crazy about figs, so I'll probably make compote and freeze it. I have a sad orange in the fridge so I'll put the peel to good use. Alternately contemplating a crostada...but with the heat the idea of working with any butter laden crust seems like a bad idea.
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Picked up a clamshell of organic black figs this morning, 8-10 figs, for once they were all ripe. $4.99. Bought some wine, as well, but that won’t be opened for a couple of days so I will have to circle back to report. A NZ sauvignon blanc and an Italian rose.
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My husband wanted to get sushi, since he hadn’t had any since pre-Covid. Unlike the nice plates that @KennethTgot the other day, we were served on paper plates. Apparently to deal with staffing issues they decided they could do without one of the dishwashers.😕
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2 hours ago, Kim Shook said:
These were so fresh. Super crisp, but not hard like the gas station ones can be!
I've gotten the corn nuts from them before, I have to portion them into containers for DH or he will munch through that bag way too fast!
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Popsicles
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Frozen yogurt/berry pops, recipe from Serious Eats. I used frozen mixed berries that I defrosted, I was lazy and did not deseed the puree, which is a mistake I won’t repeat. Or I will use frozen cherries and avoid the seeds.