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Manitoulin — Life on the level

Anna N

By Anna N
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Shelby

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5 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:

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Needed to deal with the remaining red currants before the black ones ripen.

 

So made some jelly. 

 

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Had great difficulty getting a picture.

 

 

Kerry, you always make everything look so easy.  Jelly, for me, is a monumental task.

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 On the way to butter poached shrimp and scallops. Kerry is creating a beurre monté. 

 

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 Shrimp and scallop swimming in the above butter. 

 

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 Dinner is served. Broccoli cooked forever, reheated baguette, butter poached scallops and shrimp.

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Kerry Beal

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13 minutes ago, Shelby said:

Kerry, you always make everything look so easy.  Jelly, for me, is a monumental task.

I had Anna reading out directions from online. Weighed the berries, added some water, simmered and squished a bit until they all popped. Hardest thing was rigging up a jelly bag out of a piece of a muslin swaddle cloth and then hanging it over the pot. Many rubber bands were harmed in the hanging of the jelly bag.

 

 

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Anna N

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Dessert was roasted buckwheat custard. You know how I get to drink Kerry’s  cocktail rejects? Well she got to eat my dessert reject. I get drunk she gets fat.  

 

(Dessert should not taste like cereal milk — Christina Tosi be damned.)

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Anna N

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I am surprised you did not notice the watermelon right next to the pork steaks. What do you think this might portend in our future?

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curls

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1 hour ago, Kerry Beal said:

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Paul Young brownies with the addition of gianduja bits.

 

 

Wow! Those are going to be some very rich and delicious  brownies.  🙂  Perhaps a swirl of currant jelly in the next batch!

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RobertM

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46 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:

I had Anna reading out directions from online. Weighed the berries, added some water, simmered and squished a bit until they all popped. Hardest thing was rigging up a jelly bag out of a piece of a muslin swaddle cloth and then hanging it over the pot. Many rubber bands were harmed in the hanging of the jelly bag.

 

 

I do believe there is a law against Rubber Band abuse.....

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JoNorvelleWalker

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1 hour ago, Anna N said:

 

 On the way to butter poached shrimp and scallops. Kerry is creating a beurre monté. 

 

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I am interested in the black fixture that is holding the probe on the pan rim.  Is that part of the Control Freak, or something a mortal could attain?

 

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Kerry Beal

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I am interested in the black fixture that is holding the probe on the pan rim.  Is that part of the Control Freak, or something a mortal could attain?

 

It is indeed part of the Control Freak. Wonder if you could buy it as an independent part?

 

Here you go!

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rotuts

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looking forward to the possibility of

 

DRR P@W

 

pics would be very nice .

 

I dish I hope to make , once I remember to keep an eye out for a small ripe

 

watermelon .

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Tri2Cook

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3 hours ago, Anna N said:

I am surprised you did not notice the watermelon right next to the pork steaks. What do you think this might portend in our future?


While I've learned better than to think I know what you two may or may not get up to, I feel safe saying it won't involve having a hole cut and an upturned bottle of booze plugged in. :D

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Margaret Pilgrim

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While I've learned better than to think I know what you two may or may not get up to, I feel safe saying it won't involve having a hole cut and an upturned bottle of booze plugged in. :D

Aw, shucks...

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While I've learned better than to think I know what you two may or may not get up to, I feel safe saying it won't involve having a hole cut and an upturned bottle of booze plugged in. :D

 

Too low tech.  Amazing what one can achieve with a chamber vacuum sealer and an iSi.

 

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Smithy

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While I've learned better than to think I know what you two may or may not get up to, I feel safe saying it won't involve having a hole cut and an upturned bottle of booze plugged in. :D

 

My money is on @rotuts' guess.

 

Meanwhile, I want that sunset and water, and I want that jelly!

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Kerry Beal

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9 hours ago, Tri2Cook said:


While I've learned better than to think I know what you two may or may not get up to, I feel safe saying it won't involve having a hole cut and an upturned bottle of booze plugged in. :D

You are so right!

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Kerry Beal

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Anna forwarded me a recipe overnight in aid of using almond flour. It is Chocolate-Almond Situation 

 

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This is it so far - now the recipe calls for a 9 inch round or square pan - however since the volume of a 9 inch square pan is bigger than that of a round - I swapped to an 8 inch square to get the same height.

 

 

It's in the CSO right now. 

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rotuts

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Ronnie , pls look away  

 

I dont understand the free food.

 

pls reply in a non Kansas Code.

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curls

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1 hour ago, Kerry Beal said:

Anna forwarded me a recipe overnight in aid of using almond flour. It is Chocolate-Almond Situation 

 

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This is it so far - now the recipe calls for a 9 inch round or square pan - however since the volume of a 9 inch square pan is bigger than that of a round - I swapped to an 8 inch square to get the same height.

 

 

It's in the CSO right now. 

Recipe looks good. How do they taste? Worth making again?

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