subdudeme13
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You out on a rig? Night shift?I just got up a couple hours ago... but I went to bed about 5 hours ago.![]()
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You out on a rig? Night shift?I just got up a couple hours ago... but I went to bed about 5 hours ago.![]()
Nighty nightOh four fifteen comes early here. Your results may vary.
Off to read for a very few minutes . . . .
I am gonna try to get up early and get my stupid taxes done.Oh four fifteen comes early here. Your results may vary.
Off to read for a very few minutes . . . .
On the boat... graveyard, midnight to noon.You out on a rig? Night shift?
I hope you get fully rested tonight!I am tired and its 8pm.....
It has pieces of Thin Mints mixed in.Had no idea there was GS cookie flavored ice cream. Huh
I need to do a PNW ice cream tour!Can vouch for Tillamook...I do like Salt and Straw in Portland for small time place
Here's a couple of screenshots...I'm working out of Cameron again... hopefully, I'll get to see Pinky again this time!
https://search.brave.com/images?q=cameron la pinky the dolphin
Looks like I need to expand the ice cream tour!There's a small pot French style creamery in this area called Graeter's and their black raspberry chocolate chip is ridiculously good. The "chocolate chips" are as big as your pinky finger but honestly they're upstaged by maybe the best ice cream I've ever had
My BIL made vanilla extract for my sister to use. I should get his recipe/process.I wish I liked ice cream more. My GI doesn't like the amount of sugar and fat... but it's often the stabilizers and emulsifiers that give me the most trouble... and any "natural" flavors/colors and/or food dye used by the less expensive brands.So I stick with fresh fruit for dessert most times.
Making my own vanilla extract for the first time. Simple - mostly takes time. 1st batch should be ready by 4th of July![]()
Sis lives in Louisiana. I doubt she will give up her tools, etc. I don't have a good track record mailing things back to her.Check in w/ sis for some tips and see if you can borrow some of her tools, molds, etc. Try some out to see what you like. Can be expensive start-up if you don't have any of the equipment to start. That's assuming you're getting fancy and not just "heat, mix, drop, cool" like me.![]()
I'd kill for your metabolism!Ice cream is my weakness....
Blue Bell Buttercrunch (laced throughout, with crumbled up Butterfinger bar) is awesome.
I can do the small bowls... I often use a dinner plate for a honeybun, vanilla, and chocolate ice cream... covered with cherry pie filling. Lol.
If my metabolism ever changes, I'm screwed.
Is that all I have to do is soak it in vodka? Finally, a use for the vodka I have! I won't drink it.Aunt Margie ALWAYS had a jar of vanilla bean soaking in vodka in her kitchen.
I find temporing chocolate difficult. Caramels and English Toffees are much more suited to my skill level but I find the process therapeutic and they make great gifts at work.Sis lives in Louisiana. I doubt she will give up her tools, etc. I don't have a good track record mailing things back to her.
Looks like the H/M/D/C method for me at first. If I get into it, I may invest.
Thanks! Saved this!Not sure if your auntie did this, too... but from what I read, you continue to use every bit of the vanilla bean pod until it's entirely consumed.
Split and soak in vodka to make extract
Soak for @ 6 months
Then start to use & continue to "feed" the jars - more beans and vodka.
Every time you add a new bean, take an old one out. Dry it out, then put it in a small jar w/ sugar. It then infuses and makes vanilla sugar (great for coffee and baking).
When it's infused the sugar thoroughly, take the bean and grind into powder and use as vanilla powder for baking.
You can do all these things independent of each other or in a succession. But bottom line is to thoroughly and completely use every spec of the bean.
Ithat idea of zero waste. Plus - vanilla is darn tasty!!
I'm so sorry for your loss, NC!Sadly, day one as an orphan. Slightly surreal but, at 89, she had a proverbial "good innings." My sister was with her at the end, which was swift and painless, just about all anyone can hope for.
Reunited with Dad and her beloved dogs, I think she will be happy.
I got married so young we literally grew up together. It made for some very volatile years.It's the growing together that can be tricky
Sit by me - you can have mine![]()
I was really young, but I seem to remember her partially crushing it first...Is that all I have to do is soak it in vodka? Finally, a use for the vodka I have! I won't drink it.
Excellent! I'm so glad!She is doing well and was released yesterday.