SnowboardPeople
PoliticallyIncorrect
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- Dec 4, 2010
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Hey bartender, may I have a double Hibiki, neat please?
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Thanks. No, I have been to Japan once and the company was paying for it..soHigh class drinker, I see.![]()
You're sweet to assume my blurred eyesight even sees such labels.Do all the card terminals in all the stores have that "Put it in me, Daddy" label where you live?![]()
OMG!!! That is so awesome!!!!
Why not share that in the Chaos in the kitchen thread? I think @Photog1rl is still up to it...I made a tasty salmon recipe for dinner and we demolished it. Sides were mashed potatoes and sautéed spinach with garlic.
Apologies to my international friends; the recipe is in American/Standard/Whatever units but should be easy to translate. Feel free to alter to taste. Tonight I added grainy mustard for texture.
INGREDIENTS FOR SALMON:
1 slab of salmon filet (NOT salmon steaks)
2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
2 tsp. sea salt
2 tsp. ground black pepper
DIJON MUSTARD LIME SAUCE:
1 tbsp. country dijon mustard
1 tbsp. apple cider vinegar
3 tbsp. lime juice
2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
2 tsp. dried thyme
2 tsp. sea salt
2 tsp. ground black pepper
READY, SET GO:
Set oven to 400 degrees
Rinse salmon, pat dry, slice into 2-3 inch pieces, rub with extra virgin olive oil on both sides, season salmon with sea salt and ground black pepper on both sides and place in aluminum foil pan or baking dish
LET’S MAKE THE DIJON MUSTARD LIME SAUCE
In a bowl whisk the country dijon mustard, apple cider vinegar, lime juice, extra virgin olive oil, dried thyme, sea salt and ground black pepper together until fully incorporated
Pour dijon mustard lime sauce all over salmon and bake in oven uncovered for 12-15 minutes
Is that still going? I have to take a look. ThANKS!Why not share that in the Chaos in the kitchen thread? I think @Photog1rl is still up to it...
What’s this? Even the leather has been treated?Wow. Really quiet in here. Not a single post in 15 hours?
Well... everything has been cleaned top to bottom, from the Tavern to the least used dungeon. Even had time to refinish the bar top and apply leather restorer on all the booth leather and toys.
Whew. I'm tired.
If you treat leather right, leather will treat you right.What’s this? Even the leather has been treated?![]()
Soft, smooth and gleaming. Smells great. Thanks Cas!What’s this? Even the leather has been treated?![]()
Ya Im not doing too bad tonight.. And its going to warm up in the week coming up..Its going to be 43F degrees.Hello my Friend
@Nightbird staying warm I hope...
Sunday is supposed to be 45F degrees & Wednesday is up to 56F degrees .... I'll take it!Ya Im not doing too bad tonight.. And its going to warm up in the week coming up..Its going to be 43F degrees.
Wow Im jealous..Sunday is supposed to be 45F degrees & Wednesday is up to 56F degrees .... I'll take it!
Hang in there OWL Spring is coming..!Here it's just on the melting side. Too early... It just makes every place slippery, and in a week we'll get more slush and snow...
Well I hope it didn't start quite yet. Starting early means longer wet, miserable period. I'd rather go over the spring-winter mix in just a couple weeks, and that can only happen if it starts late!Hang in there OWL Spring is coming..!
Ohh thats a very good point! Wet miserable muddy period is no fun.. By the way hello! Shouldnt you be sleeping?Well I hope it didn't start quite yet. Starting early means longer wet, miserable period. I'd rather go over the spring-winter mix in just a couple weeks, and that can only happen if it starts late!
Here it's the slushy period...Ohh thats a very good point! Wet miserable muddy period is no fun.. By the way hello! Shouldnt you be sleeping?