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Manitoulin — Life on the level

Anna N

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1 minute ago, Kerry Beal said:

Nope - the Big Easy Oiless Turkey Fryer. 

 

Oh yeah...I'd forgotten about that one too!

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"The Big Easy" = the Green Egg?

 

Thanks for the info about the Naan in a Caan.* I hadn't thought of it, but now if I hear about it I won't be tempted.

 

 

*(Shelby, I hope you have a sleepless night for that earworm, because I sure will)

 

How soon ones forgets. 😀

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I paid dearly for breakfast yesterday. Perhaps the human body requires a certain minimal level of booze before one introduces chips and dip.  This morning even the words evoke gastric distress. And so back to a much more sensible breakfast idea. 

 

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 Sicilian lemon marmalade on rye toast. 

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Sailboat sailing by while we enjoy our Brother's Perryman. Booze is now packed away. I have made 3 bottles of premixed cocktails made to await our visit next year - but need to figure out where I can hide them since I don't have a locked cupboard anymore. 

 

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Last of the trials this trip - retrograded for 45 min at 55, 1.5% brine until cooked (around 5 minutes) 165 til blonde, then 195 til brown. I thought the oil was warm but the probe wasn't measuring, just the pan temperature so half got a bit of a cold bath for a bit initially. Last batch done similarly were better.

 

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Last of the trials this trip - retrograded for 45 min at 55, 1.5% brine until cooked (around 5 minutes) 165 til blonde, then 195 til brown. I thought the oil was warm but the probe wasn't measuring, just the pan temperature so half got a bit of a cold bath for a bit initially. Last batch done similarly were better.

 

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Would you let us know what you liked best out of the trials?

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Would you let us know what you liked best out of the trials?

We liked the first of the retrograded trials best

 

 

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It was a windy night - making it possible to hike around Low Island without getting eaten alive. 

 

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Found this in my travels - oddly just after I took the picture my phone turned itself off. I have to be quite deliberate to reboot my phone and I'm pretty sure I hadn't.

 

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I've got a couple of short videos where I can pick up the blur of a Common Nighthawk flying around the soccer field. But for the life of me I couldn't get a proper photo.

 

 

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The Clipper Ship 

 

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I bought minis of St Germaine and absinthe today. I'll be trying this tonight. 

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It was a windy night - making it possible to hike around Low Island without getting eaten alive. 

 

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Found this in my travels - oddly just after I took the picture my phone turned itself off. I have to be quite deliberate to reboot my phone and I'm pretty sure I hadn't.

 

 

Steal the label for your three booze bottles.

 

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That and hummingbirds I understand 

 

While researching traditional pozole ingredients at work this afternoon* I learned that indigenous Mexicans also sacrificed butterflies and hummingbirds.  Do Ontario's food laws provide for religious exemptions?

 

The good news:  as far as can be determined no ortolans have yet been hunted in Mesoamerica.  Even though the CSO instruction booklet comes in Spanish.

 

 

*My Bolivian friend asserts she will never eat pozole again.  Then again, Bolivian street vendors blend up frogs.

 

 

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 Breakfast was too boring to post a photograph. I finished up the jar of Sicilian lemon marmalade on rye toast. Lunch was not very photogenic either but it was damn tasty.

 

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 Fried egg and sliced tomato on really squishy white bread.  I don’t think I have ever tried this combination before.  

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For lunch today I reheated the fries from yesterday 325ºF steam bake 10 minutes. Reasonably close to the original - perhaps not quite as crispy. But to be fair the originals were not perfect. I think the beef fat is probably a bit past it's prime having done 6 weeks and multiple fries.

 

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Fried egg and sliced tomato on really squishy white bread.  I don’t think I have ever tried this combination before.


I was all ready to say I have and then I realized I'm actually not so sure about that. The tomato and egg sandwich, yes... but I couldn't swear in court that I've had it on squishy white bread. 

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Barney's had cases of mini PB cups that would be suitable for use in cookies etc.


Most of the time I enjoy living in the middle of nowhere but every now and then I think wistfully about the infinitely larger number of purchasing options available in more populated areas. I don't think I'd buy a case of mini PB cups if I came across them but sometimes I think it might be nice knowing I could come across them. :D

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Most of the time I enjoy living in the middle of nowhere but every now and then I think wistfully about the infinitely larger number of purchasing options available in more populated areas. I don't think I'd buy a case of mini PB cups if I came across them but sometimes I think it might be nice knowing I could come across them. :D

Mind you - don't think I've ever seen that purchasing option in a more populated area!

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Mind you - don't think I've ever seen that purchasing option in a more populated area!


Silly me. I'm so used to almost everywhere being a more populated area than where I live that it completely slipped my mind where you are right now when I posted that. :D

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It feels like you just got there... that first post -  I was thinking how great it's such a long trip! and now it's nearly over.  Your working "vacation" has been mine, as well.  Especially this week;  I have two people on vacation (they were new hires with existing vacation plans) and we have 20 weddings this weekend.  I am so beyond tired; your trip  is keeping me going and I'm happy to be along!

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