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Spines? Spices!

Double makes sense to me

Horrible. HORRIBLE. Different that what was talking about though. I was talking about the cat dying due to eating the poisoned mouse corpses. Proper poison bait is only accessible to the vermin.

Whatever you use is imperfect. Traps need tending and mice learn how to get the bait without snapping it. Poisoned bait has the worry of killing the cat (though I've never actually heard of this happening...there is probably a dosage effect as well as the mouse metabolizing the poison). Plugging entry holes is the one universal measure.

Are you in control of the whole building? It'll be tough if you aren't. If its a commercial kitchen the health dept may dictate what to use. Don't screw around with "natural" stuff and risk getting shut down Start by plugging every hole..every space around a pipe where t hey can enter. Might involve pulling out dishwashers etc. Traps aren't really practical because you have to keep emptying them. Poisoned bait is very effective.

Blue crabs, for me, are a once or twice food. We have a good crab place,... pine walls...beer...plenty of brown paper...hammers. But its too much work for a little bit of meat. And the fingers get covered in Old Bay which will remind you just how often you touch your eyes.

PHL-DFW-OGG Looks good, but weird watery omelet . Woodford was good. Pears under prosciutto were unripe Filet was OK. Omikase at Morimoto on Maui was pretty darn good

Size is an issue. For me, they shouldn't be too big if they are headed to be a buffalo wing.

The world is full of bad meatloaf. My wife constantly chides me when I order one and then say it sucks. But I love a great meatloaf. My andouille meatloaf with Major Gray's chutney, for example. Perhaps this deserves a thread/eG food challenge (if there isn't already one).

The eggs were depleted at our market. Bird flu + snow?

Me too. But there's no problem advertising dollars can't scrub away

more Boar's Head grossness https://defector.com/residual-ham-material-usda-inspection-boars-head-plants

"Hard on" needs a hyphen

@KennethT What class did you travel? The food looks too good for coach.

@liuzhou You can find anything on google. Like ivermectin or chlorox for covid. Or Nutrafol for hair loss. Its still BS and should be suppressed rather than cited.

Breakfast for dinner.

If you concentrate tap water enough you can probably find antiseptic activity. Finding it reported on google doesn't make it real. Do they use green tea for antisepsis in Chinese hospitals? (actually, they may well. I read bad things about those traditional medicine places)

Sure it does. If you believe that I have some ivermectin for your covid.

@Shel_B It is the product of a committee. Like all the crap we got during covid. (even though it preceded covid) Based on essentially nothing. 8 hours? They made it up. It was a committee. They could agree on it. Ignore the non-advice from them.

Pay this no mind. Its the product of a committee. The kind of crap generated "with an abundance of caution" during covid.

No rational risk that I can see

@Tempest63 I can get a goose for $120, which is a lot of money for just a few servings. I'm sure everywhere else in the world sells it for about $30. Envious.

Beef tenderloin, mushroom demiglace, scalloped potatoes and roasted broccoli.

It might not be easy to do this without trickery. What sources of umami do you want to use? I could see deviled eggs with and without mustard...hamburger with and without soy......

Hmmm. Is this a lesson or a meal?