-
Posts
4,686 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Store
Help Articles
Everything posted by dcarch
-
The sausages were paper-thin sliced, simmered in a skillet with a 1/2 cup of water. When the 1/2 cup of water was boiled down to 1/4 cup, a lot of the fat was rendered and the nice flavor of the sausage was in the water, which was used to braise the fish. a few teaspoons of fish sauce was added to balance the sweetness of the sausage. Ginger, garlic were added. dcarch
-
Happy Father's Day to all! I made Striped sea bass braised in Chinese sausage fat (better than bacon fat, IMHO), snow peas from my garden. dcarch
-
Nice plating, all your recent meals. Thumbs up! dcarch
-
Sometime ago, I had business meetings at One Seaport plaza, 100 William St and and 116 John St. Every time going from the subway to the buildings, I passed by Les Halles (15 John St.). A few times had lunch and dinner with clients and friends there. dcarch
-
What about Whole Foods? Big discount on Prime beef? dcarch
-
A few hours ago, I went to Les Halles (15 John Street, NYC) with friends to see if it's still in business for lunch. dcarch
-
S.S.S.S - Scallops, Shrimps on Scapes, Shroom sauce. Harvested some garlic scapes from the garden. dcarch
-
What would you do if they send out runners? dcarch
-
Aim your camera to a mirror above the stove can work. No need for wireless control. dcarch
-
Met him, chatted with him, eaten in his restaurants many times. Why? Why? and why?!!! dcarch
-
You can't read? You silly, Anna already said she has no car. That means no Mercedes Benz, no Audi, no Porch, no nothing! dcarch
-
Looks like your soil is on the dry side. How do you keep everything watered? Do you have a well? dcarch
-
It there a need to prevent slime buildup? dcarch
-
SLUG IT OUT! Don't you hate it? You spend so much money and energy in planting your garden, then just when you are ready to harvest, come these slimy thieves to ruin everything for you. There are many popular "surefire" tricks on the internet to get rid of slugs. I have tried them all. None of them really work very well. After a lot of research, I decided to give the electric barrier a try for my strawberry patch. This method is very easy and inexpensive to implement. It has the potential of being 100% effective, 100% nontoxic long lasting and maintenance free. For the electric tape, I used self-adhesive copper tape (for stained glass work) and a 12v (old) battery for power. I expect one charge will last more than a season since it really is not powering anything. Two months later, so far so good. Have not lost one single strawberry yet. dcarch
-
Hope you all had a great Memorial Day holiday (USA) SV & grilled prime sirloin steak, grilled pineapple, watermelon, snow peas from the garden. dcarch .
-
Here is a little tip. Staking can be expensive and unsightly. You can get nice looking 36" long (yes, they do have 36" long) bamboo BBQ skewers cheaper. Check out Amazon, 100 skewer pack for less than $15.00. dcarch
-
Be careful with LED lights. Many LED lights flicker (strobe) which interferes with digital image sensor of your digital camera. They do sell special LED lights for photography. By the way, there is no such thing as "white" LEDs. The white is actually generated by a chemical on the LED. dcarch
-
Using the tripod: 1. It allows you to shoot at very low light level by setting the exposure long. 2. Try to use the self-timer for the sharpest image. Even on a tripod, the clicking by hand can introduce shaking. dcarch
-
How do you guys deal with biting insects? flies, mosquito, ticks, etc? dcarch
-
Crystallization can purify a compound or material. For instance to get ultra pure semiconductor material in chip making, a method known as zone refining is used. dcarch
-
-
A suggestion for you guys with a large garden: I don't have a huge garden, just big enough to be a pain to go from one end to the other, especially if I have to carry a lot of tools and garden supplies. So I got myself an electric mobility scooter and modified it for gardening use. So fast, even going up hill. Completely silent, and instant start. A good time saver, no sweat. dcarch
-
Or this: dcarch
-
Other than for aesthetic reasons, I have not found most weeds to be that detrimental to garden productivity. This year's weeds are next years tomatoes. More compost, weeds improve soil. dcarch
-
Happy Mother's Day!!! Happy Mother's Day to all you mothers out there! I hope you all had a good one. It was not a day to go out for food. So I cooked. dcarch Salmon, morel mushrooms, roasted peppers.
