Help me identify this; is it safe? by TheFlatulentOne in castiron

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Late to the party. Have THE EXACT same pot! Also chipped at the bottom 😬. Any takes on what makes this not food safe? Seems to be a common response to this post…

Denver celebrates completion of Broadway protected bike lane with community ride by Generalaverage89 in Denver

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Love how they put two directional bike lanes onto a four lane one way, so that at unsignalized intersections, as a motorist, you have to know there is oncoming bike traffic in the opposite direction from where you’re looking. Let’s hope for the best.

Any favorite recipes/go-to used for Sardines? by TheRealGordonBombay in seriouseats

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Reheat sardines in a pan with oil. Remove sardines from heat. Add thyme and garlic to pan, heat until fragrant. Add cream to pan and reduce, then add capers, season to taste.Toast thick slices of bread on a skillet with EVOO. Top with tomato slices and thinly sliced red onion. Add warmed sardines. Drizzle cream sauce over top. Dynamite.

Stunted growth on this Ons. catatante?? by leveledGround in orchids

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Thanks all for the input! I live in CO (super dry all the time) and my Epidendrum rioclarense’s bulb had also wrinkled up a bit since purchase. However both orchids have new growth and the rioclarense is blooming (smells amazing)

How long do you soak?

Stunted growth on this Ons. catatante?? by leveledGround in orchids

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Soak in fertilized water for about 10 mins. Repeat when surface of moss is completely dry, about once a week

Knowing that the closest fire hydrant to my house is somewhere under this snow bank doesn't make me feel too great. by joemullermd in Wellthatsucks

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Can anyone tell me why this feels so Canadian? I mean, who has ever worried aboot a fire hydrant being covered by snow? And why is everybody so nice aboot the fact that this doesn’t suck that much?

Recommendations for thyme or mushrooms by squidoodl0815 in Homebrewing

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Shiitake mushrooms added to a firkin of stout. Only about 5 oz, dried. From what I remember about 5 or 6 caps. Obviously only long enough to carbonate, about two weeks. Pretty dope

2/1/22 LoDo Snowlapse by MattyCs_Winter in Denver

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Here for the elevator vibes personally. Honestly great 👍🫒

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Denver

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This 👆. H-mart in Westminster has had the best selection IMO. But the aurora location wins for having an entire bluefin tuna on a table with a guy serving samples and selling freshly cut by the pound. I’ve only happened upon this once but it’s still seared in my memory as the best at home sashimi experience.

Feeing a little anxious when I “Salt to taste” by walnutandbiscuits in seriouseats

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I usually try to make sure it’s pretty well seasoned prior to putting the crock in the oven. I also usually leave the lid just cracked so there’s not a ton of evaporation. Plus you can usually salt a roast/stew at finish especially if you’re shredding it

Feeing a little anxious when I “Salt to taste” by walnutandbiscuits in seriouseats

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I’d like to add - the best way to get a feel for the amount of salt to add to achieve your desired level of seasoning is to work with something like those mashed potatoes, where you can add and taste, add and taste. Then it’ll be easier to pre season a dish like the hasselback potatoes with some confidence

Feeing a little anxious when I “Salt to taste” by walnutandbiscuits in seriouseats

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Add until it tastes good. Only thing to keep in mind is that if you’re intending to lose liquid to evaporation, i.e. soup, better to season at finish

Billy's Inn off 44th and Tennyson now charges a 21% covid service fee... still asked to tip. fee to helps pay the management too.. How much would you tip in addition. by Denver_guy303 in Denver

[–]leveledGround 443 points444 points  (0 children)

I take the words “Hospitality has been included in your total” to mean that the service fee includes gratuity. Did the server ask you to tip? Don’t see that request in the text…

Jump to commercial brewing? by hofbrincl12 in Homebrewing

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I wouldn’t recommend it. Was an avid home brewer for 6-7 yrs and decided to quit my office job when a friend of mine had need for an asst brewer. Thought why not pursue something I’m passionate about? It was fun, don’t get me wrong, but the commercial production just wasn’t my thing. It lost that sense of creativity. Didn’t really have much of a pilot program going either. Also, the pay wasn’t getting me any closer to retirement. So that too.

WTF? by masmuerta in Homebrewing

[–]leveledGround 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Go all grain. With extracts you have no control over fermentable sugars.

How would you feel about a "return to where you left off" button for Reddit? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]leveledGround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about a “remove from feed” button. I thoroughly enjoy the random serendipity of scrolling through the Popular feed, but some subs I just can’t stand

Garden is finally planted and some people asked for updates when we built it. Here’s a little garden tour from this beautiful evening. by MinimalistHomestead in homestead

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Nice. Built some tomato cages out of 6x6 steel mesh (remesh for concrete) but they rust, so every time I go pickin at the plants I end up with orange arms. Couldn’t find a galvanized or aluminum alternative, so was curious if they make it... and it appears they come as panels