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Hmmmmmm...... Sean you ever tried using cardamom with brisket or chuck roast

speaking of which, anyone every tried measuring density of different whole spices

playing with food is fun

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I'm alone here With emptiness eagles and snow Unfriendliness chilling my body And whispering pictures of home

The way the wind is blowing outside sounds eerily similar to the organ on Pictures of Home

I'd say in particular for baking as the amounts are much more critical then. I only bake once in a red assed moon, and almost exclusively with old family recipes that are volumetric only

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Personally, except for baking, I prefer weighing spices and seasonings as opposed to measuring them volumetrically

also the term 'kosher salt' is almost entirely exclusive to the US, most other places call it cooking salt

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Its called kosher because it extracts the blood from the meat, thus making the meat kosher.... the more you know

use fresh taters, fry em twice and use a decent amount of salt

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Apparently carbon nanotubes are as bad as asbestos when inhaled...

pollution is bad mkay

you know those gigantic dumps that takes like 10 minutes to walk away from because both your knees and both your feet fucking fell asleep? Yeah...

Nice work on the chest Thanks Not too shabby for something that survived one of the greatest F5 tornados ever to hit the continental United States :lol2: :lol2:

good god the things you pull out of a nose

So basically after finishing the chest my productivity has dropped to basically none. Got a set of KR21's on the Corolla though, so I at least did something...

Alrighty, here are the final pics of the hope chest before she gets loaded in the back of the Suburban and shipped off to my sister's, came out spectacular. I absolutely love polyurethane, gives almost as good a luster as lacquer but still retains the feel of wood :neil: :neil: