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  1. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    if it was, you'd be a rich man. no amount of medicine and cold water will make a queasy stomach filled with day old booze feel any better. my hangovers rarely consist of headaches, so your fool-proof method wouldn't help me. and as i mentioned earlier in this thread, i drink that amount of water 5 times over during the evening (and before bed), although, rarely ice cold. i'd love to think you were right with your fool-proof assessment, but it just can't be!
  2. tommy

    Roasting Turkey

    question for those who have or who have thought about deep frying a turkey: how do you make the gravy without pan drippings? just a thought that i've been wondering about.
  3. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    indeed. i've found that staying drunk eases the pain of just about everything, including being not drunk.
  4. no, fire gets pretty hot too. ;)
  5. extremely high temps for a long period of time. 4 hours or so generally. pretty much burns up everything in the oven.
  6. damnit jason, you're a computer guy not a professional chef!!! i want a salamander, however you spell it.
  7. i think the question really is, if a seagull flies over the sea, what flies over the bay? err, perhaps this should be in the "really really bad food jokes" forum.
  8. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    i find that Zima, with its insipid taste and refreshing qualities, does the trick rather nicely. good like finding it though. happy thanksgiving everyone.
  9. yeah! damned that TV entertainment, how dare it not be realistic. ;)
  10. oh you will...soon young jedi.
  11. strange you mention that. this morning i thought about a salt bagel for probably the first time in 10 years. i realized that the salt tastes good! probably because i was hungover. but yes, nice. i like OJ with my salt bagel. don't know why. to answer your question, we even have salt bagels all the way out in Jersey.
  12. tommy

    Roasting Turkey

    thanks for your advice. and rosie, if i put the turkey in the grill, my mother-in-law would have me committed!
  13. tommy

    Roasting Turkey

    can we get some input here? this year is the first time i'm cooking a turkey, and i must admit, i feel a bit intimidated about a 15 lb animal in my oven. some basic guidelines would really be helpful (temp, time, rub, baste, etc. any help would be greatly appreciated. at the very least, wish me luck! (Edited by tommy at 4:30 pm on Nov. 20, 2001)
  14. tommy

    Corkscrews

    they should ban those sweaters that guys hang over their shoulders and tie in front of them too. and "boat shoes". and anyone named Bif. sorry.
  15. tommy

    Corkscrews

    i'm sure while a pen could be used to kill someone if you're specially trained, a corkscrew is certainly more intimidating, and therefore possibly more effective as a "weapon" in that type of situation. how about a fake car key that as a sheath that reveals a small knife. not too hard to get stuff by, that's for sure.
  16. damnit Shaw, can't you be not right just for a second?!?!? one tiny moment!?!??! jeesh. ;)
  17. i agree the crisco or vegetable oil works well. i agree also that the pan probably wasn't seasoned correctly. i don't agree with the repetative nature of the suggested seasoning though. i've had good success with the following: well, i was going to type it, but this website has the directions recommended by cast iron cookware maker Lodge. also, after use, i just wash with warm soapy water and a stiff brush, dry well, and oil lightly. the website above suggests the same. and, iron is good for you. eat the black stuff.
  18. tommy

    Red Wine for Reduction

    it's funny you say that (funny "strange", not funny "ha-ha" ), as i have the same problem. i wonder if there's a scientific explanation? since wine is mostly water, if you go from 1/2 bottle to 1 bottle, you're largely introducing water, and little else. so, that water will simply evaporate away. food scientist anyone?
  19. tommy

    Corkscrews

    indeed. every sunday morning for my mamosas (sp?). it's just not brunch without a sabre and a show. ;)
  20. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    it seems to me that it can't hurt, and probably helps. the (your) article states that alcohol consumption causes one to pee more. that means you're losing fluids. as i've suggested, that is always bad. even when i'm not drinking booze, if i don't have water, i start to feel "off". water = good. bong hit = better.
  21. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    does drinking water fall into the "folk" remedy that you mention?
  22. indeed i did see it thereuare. thanks for the heads up! (didn't go there the other night...they were booked)
  23. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    i drink water non-stop during a piss-up. i find that not only do i feel better as i'm drinking, but i also feel better (not "good", but "better" ) the following morning. dehydration is your worst enemy, even when you're not drinking. i've heard that the headaches associated with a hangover (which i *never* get, probably because of the water) is a result of lack of water in the brain. i've noticed more and more people ordering glasses of water at bars these days.
  24. tommy

    Hangover Rescue Recipes

    sleep. water. vomit. more water. food. sleep. also, a bong hit does a very good job at setting a hangover straight.
  25. that comparison was made to illustrate the point that servers should not bring anything with a cost to the table without being asked. they don't do it with wine, why do it with water. it wasn't to point out the incredible mark-up on water, which doesn't seem to irk those who drink it as much as the mark-up on wine irks wine drinkers. personally, i'm irked about everything.
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