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Im also betting the MC folks don't have a Cleaning Amgel, but a Cleaning God. ( CG ) I note that the Distilling Center is on wheels . nice
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as above : Q.E.D, no 50 yo restaurants were mentioned ? "" living off reputations "" its a world wide issue it seems
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sliced thin in a Spinach salad w the right mix-ins ?
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and indeed : "" In his opinion, New York City is relying way too much on tradition and living off reputations instead of trying to present the best pies possible today. "Most of the old-school New York ones aren't that great, which is also part of our general finding around the world: famous old pizzerias are not up to their reputation. So if you go to a place in New York, and they say, 'We've been doing this for 50 years' -- UH-OH!" "" N.B.: "" our general finding around the world " see ?
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@weinoo how to brew the best coffee OK no Roasting ? No green bean selection ? No way ro Grow my own ? No Matter have him contact me he can clone that Kitchen near me. Ill be delighted to help the crew of MC would get this just right. with my help.
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i look @ this this way : Mod Pastries then Mod Desserts after all What to Do if this were your Kitchen ? for review purposes
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Ooooooo! Ooooooooooo! https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/best-pizza-city-us-modernist-authors/index.html N.B.: Next ? Pastries and desserts
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is it possible for a 4 lbs of meat to even fit in an AF ? clearly I ant have one.
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I know I could make some up that I never had ... but this sort of thing Ive had more than once back in the day : Lime jello w shredded carrots , that were still a bit crunchy.
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I used to have one of these: https://www.amazon.com/Norpro-Cast-Bacon-Press-Handle/dp/B00004UE7B/ref=psdc_3737201_t1_B0002IBQWG?th=1 back in the day. they were very common. may still be somewhere
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Your Daily Sweets: What Are You Making and Baking? (2017 – )
rotuts replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
@Kim Shook id love to have a slice of that pie right now it looks delicious , as does the crust. -
if potato is involved go broader. its not so important what you call the result as long as it Eats Well.
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Goat is worth trying. Just not worth pursuing. unless you live in an area that offers very young goat ie cabrito
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@gfweb typo 130.1.F until tender no extra work for me really once in the Pool , SV does the rest
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@weinoo fine book fine series.
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cheap ass me used to do the same thing but supermarket ( high end Super, please ) deli counter lox bits and the cuisinart did the rest. @haresfur has the right idea : le the mix mature in the Kelvinator for at least 24 H if not s bit more as menioned for tots flavor.
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@chromedome is there a ref to a site where I can expand the graphic to see the subs a little clearer ? thank
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I remember that sort of art-work Betty Crocker , loose leaf had a lot of it through out mid'50's I still have that book.
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I lived in Spain quite some time ago , for two years. Tortilla Espanola always had onion in it. it never tasted oily an extra was always made as its superb the next day @ room temp. RT TE was a staple of picnics in the country superb w fiesh baguette style bread Spanish bead had more miga than French but not as much as Italian.
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I love P.S. with the advent of the iPot , the potatoes now days get pressure-steamed. w the skin on . in a basket above the water. they are cooled and refrigerated. the larger chunks are cut into ' table sized ' pieces for each batch. one interesting method is : Penzey's Chicago Streak sprinkled over the trimmed pieces , not too much and a little vinegar that's the minimum. green onions ( tops and bottoms ) are nice HB eggs are a possibility mayo of course. sometime I flavor the mayo first. curry powder is very nice , ( penzey's has several version ) capers ( chopped , soaked in cold water , drained ( salt removal )) are nice. 1/2 sour pickles finely minced etc.
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Ive had curried goat in Jamaica several times. bones for sure , but Id say not so many to make the eating a trip. Im guessing goats that make it to the pot in Jamaica are at then end of this usefulness and a bit scrawny its possible a few cuts where butch3d whole and never made it into the curry.
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I understand very young goat is a sort of delicacy , if you can get it Cabrito I think its called , in TX I also have read that the sex of the goat has a lot to do with its mature flavor : " Billy " is very full flavored
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@Wait. Wot I did goat a couple of time got the goat from the hi-Lo now gone , in an ethnic area of Boston. I did it outside on a weber, many many hours low and slow. it was quite aromatic I had to 'burn it off ' the weber : 450 F , covered 30 minutes. brushthgrates, nd do t again "" the smell took nearly a week to dissipate from the kitchen. "" I can understand this foe sure.