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  1. Science waits for NoOne.

     

    certainly not Godot !

     

    over here :

     

    https://forums.egullet.org/topic/153603-what-did-you-buy-at-the-liquor-store-today-2016/?page=14

     

     

    I got the fix in's for a Negroni

     

    the LunchLadies Song finally had be succumb

     

    there is a Negroni  ' Petit ' :

     

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    that's my smallest Baccarat Rotary , no longer made 

     

    there are two Rotary bar glasses larger than the ones you see here 

     

    sorry  I did not include a me sure.

     

    with  1 T  each component , from the frig and freezer.

     

    Im not a mixed drink person , for no particular reason.

     

    I did study the Daiquiri , dark rum on the sour side for a year or so 

     

    back when Barbancourt Five Star was probably less then $  4 a bottle

     

    https://www.totalwine.com/spirits/rum/aged-rum/barbancourt-5-star-8-yr-old/p/13259750

     

    Times Change.

     

    this is not a bad drink , as I like Gin and I like Campari.

     

    its a bit too sweet for me , 

     

    and I am lucky as the Red Vermouth was the cheapest of the three

     

    if there were a dry red vermouth I might like it a lot more.

     

    studies will continue.

     

    Im a Wine-O  , ie MR

     

    this does pack a Punch even @  3 T total 

     

    I can for sure ' hold my M.R. '

     

    but perhaps not so much with High-Test

     

    I glad Im trying this.

     

    it does seem to fluoresce a bit  ....

     

    P.S.:  the small Rotary holds 124 cc , the next up : 170 cc , then 220 cc for the largest in the

     

    pic.   I did not test the two largest.

     

     

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  2. get ready to Yawn  !

     

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    Im a wine drinker

     

    but over the years

     

    the LunchLadies have finally corrupted me.  these LL's:

     

    https://forums.egullet.org/topic/156882-manitoulin-–-–-change-is-in-the-air/?page=11&tab=comments#comment-2161538

     

    Im entering the Twilight Zone.

     

    and I going to try a Negroni tonight  this evening   later.

     

    of note that's  2.250 liters of Negroni's right there !suprise.gif.20cab4bc96d22e4915d8fedbe4fb7779.gif

     

    I did note at TotalWine there was Negroni vermouth :

     

    https://www.totalwine.com/wine/dessert-fortified-wine/aperitif/campari-negroni-rtd/p/172205010?s=1701&igrules=true

     

    seemed a bit steep   more than the Bombay !

     

    reporting later on the Drinks ! thread for the first time !

     

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  3. I was going to suggest that both the time and temp for the shank was all wrong

     

    but I thought Id let  you work it out.

     

    the SVE boys are steak boys.

     

    even those cooks need calibration.

     

    their strength is in comparing # A to # B etc.

     

    I can't imagine going over 145 for meat.

     

    even that's a bit high .

     

    as we know time will get you tender

     

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    Im sorry it was a disappointment 

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  4. Id chill or Fz that broth

     

    rather than reduce it

     

    use it aging for he next batch of cobs

     

    I hav no idea if this works

     

    Ive done it with the iPot for stock

     

    I used that #1 rendition e times now

     

    for the water next time

     

    I salt at the ver end  :  gravy etc.

     

    Soooo Sweet

     

    in the winter 

     

    @  So Cold

     

    etc 

     

    for some Corn Chower ( using the Fz kernels )  w some 

     

    fathers Hock Meat.

     

    did you freeze some peas ?

     

    to put in then end  non cooked but heated through w the Soup ?

     

     

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  5. Ive always found that items are cheaper in Lbs.

     

    and U.S. [vs imperial ] Gallons.

     

    stuff in grams sounds like a drug deal to me

     

    the collection of blue cheese is driving me crazy.

     

    I may have to venture into a real cheese store soon.

     

    Tj's has most of what I enjoy these days.

     

    but if it itches , gotta scratch it.

     

    87 F right now

     

    too warm for a trip to TotalWine for Negroni fixin's

     

    but soon

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  6. @Shelby

     

    Big WoW and a few Kudos for the Corn and the Freezing

     

    Ive thought about that for several years

     

    on the 4th July and Memorial day , corn dans le Huske if uch cheaper in NE

     

    I have had visions of getting a few , and doing what you've done

     

    and enjoying the Results in Jan or Feb after a Massive SnowStorm

     

    after Ive Frozen to Death

     

    after Snow-blowing

     

    good for you

     

    maybe some day.

     

    not to make your day longer

     

    re : Deep Run Roots

     

    have you ever made CornCobStock ?

     

    Id never heard of it before

     

    just and idea .....................

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  7. I used to grow tomatoes , as many of us have

     

    I recall that white line in the tomatoes might indicate a Ca deficiency 

     

    or another deficiency  

     

    I can't recall .

     

    its not so much just under ripeness .  it does not go away.

     

    I tried to look this up , as I recall getting on occasion

     

    it might not vbe Ca so much as uneven weather conditions and watering.

     

    it does not ' ripen out '

  8. that's the way Id do it

     

    however , on some sort of show that was decent

     

    it was noted that you get more juice out of citrus id you reverse the 1/2 by

     

    placing it in the juicer  pulp side up to start , then in the end revering the fruit

     

    simple to find out

     

    just cut an item in exactly 1/2 and try it each way and note the results.

     

    best done I think before  too much ' mixing ' is done

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