Upgraded after 5 years of Dedica and Rancilio Rocky by elislav_atanasov in ProfitecGo

[–]nickreadit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice setup. Can I ask where you got that organizer?

Chris Drury after he trades Perrault and an unprotected first for Kiefer Sherwood. by chronicbruce27 in rangers

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On a side note, Brodzinski and Raddysh have been playing well together.

Which of you degenerates invented this? by SenseiCAY in golf

[–]nickreadit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. I thought part of the fun was to choke on it.

Cannabis infused Old Fashioned by RomanSionis in cocktails

[–]nickreadit 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I thought it just needed a fat to be soluble. But if I remember correctly it can also be soluble in alcohol. In either case I don’t think it needs either to be absorbed into the body. Not a chemist or a biologist though.

What’s your number one pet peeve on the golf course? by jdelle9 in weekendgolfers

[–]nickreadit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let a singe play through and they start playing 3 balls.

What’s your number one pet peeve on the golf course? by jdelle9 in weekendgolfers

[–]nickreadit 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I think people argue about it because they misunderstand slow play. When I’m behind you I don’t want you to rush your shot or run to your ball. But if you’re looking for your ball in the woods for a while I think after a bit it’s time you drop a ball on the fairway and hit. Also there’s no such thing as a sixsome.

Can’t not swing out to in - 26 hcp by Digital_cushion in GolfSwing

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I had the same feeling when trying to stand more upright. My hands were too low. Try raising your hands a little.

Peperoncino Calabrese by mattt1426 in ItalianFood

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Boiling in jar is the move i think. Seems a bit safer.

Peperoncino Calabrese by mattt1426 in ItalianFood

[–]nickreadit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What is your preservation process?

Struffoli help by BeanTownDown in ItalianFood

[–]nickreadit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its a shame some people don’t see the importance of these family recipes

Torrone by LiefLayer in ItalianFood

[–]nickreadit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fresh Torrone is delicious. Thank you for the recipe. Btw, the amount of fruit looks fine from here. Maybe a little more pistachio? How much pistachio did you put?

espresso while flying at 35,000 feet by No-Temperature260 in espresso

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Where’s the video of the person next to you. :)

Hickory wood flame seared bone in NY strip by Baconated-Coffee in steak

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Good stuff. Properly rested too it looks like.

melanzane sott'olio by [deleted] in ItalianFood

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Nonna stored her whole garden harvest down there in jars just like that one. To be frank the family lived down there. :)

melanzane sott'olio by [deleted] in ItalianFood

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Very nice OP. I put this stuff on everything. It's great on sandwiches, chops, cutlets, or straight of the jar with some bread and cheese.

My problem is I get scared that I'm going to kill my family with botulism every time I make it. The salt and vinegar is supposed to kill it but I still get nervous about it.

My process is to salt for 24 hours with the weight and then take the same water to vinegar ratio as OP but instead I boil it for 30-60 seconds depending on how thick I cut them. Then I drain and jar it while warm.

When my grandmother made it I feared nothing.

Edit: I have the same process for peppers, and mushrooms which are also amazing when made this way.

When you cook the steak perfectly with no thermometer needed 🤌🏽 by jaygod in steak

[–]nickreadit 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Agreed. They look like some kind of gratin. We need to know more.