Elaine Carol wouldn't take this long. You just need some TikTok chef style shortcuts. I wonder what the pedal builder version of cutting green onions with scissors would be?
"Now we're going to just take all the passive components and were going to pile them up on the hababichi and jab at them violently with a soldering iron set to maximum temp. Slowly jizzle your solder all over it. It's going to sound soooo goooood."
Elaine Carol wouldn't take this long. You just need some TikTok chef style shortcuts. I wonder what the pedal builder version of cutting green onions with scissors would be?
"Now we're going to just take all the passive components and were going to pile them up on the hababichi and jab at them violently with a soldering iron set to maximum temp. Slowly jizzle your solder all over it. It's going to sound soooo goooood."
L>R
Iced coffee, despite it's still winter and snowed yesterday
Fresh home-made sourdough bagels *(lightly buttered)
Veggie-bean burgers, from scratch, slightly spicy with a hint of lemon-juice and maple-syrup (my Tai-Tai's best burger yet! CRAZY GOOD )
Goat-cheese, creamy
Black Olives steeped in a crazy mix of herbs
Baby-Dills (more often than not I get Polski-Ogorki, but in either case Bick's — Baby Dills are good every so often)
Pickled-egg (we pickle the eggs ourselves, the one in the pic above's been sitting in our brine since January)
Dill-relish (Bick's, again)
Dijon mustard
Everything was cold except the burgers which were piping hot out of the oven (Bagels had already cooled), yet still warmed my belly.
I usually sprinkle the pickled-eggs, garnishing them, with homegrown dillweed. Was too hungry/lazy to get up and get the dill today (and there was already so much dill in general).
Yes, I love sourdough and dill, immensely.
(Had some Dill Pepperoni sticks from an out-of-the-way butcher (like middle of nowhere'sville) a few weeks back after delivering a hotrod to a farmer way out on the vast cold prairie. First time having dill-pepperoni, mm good, might be my last as I doubt I'll ever be out that way again.)
My wife makes everything based on instinct, and what's available in the larder — not so much following recipes as using them as launch-points.
So when it's this good, you just savour the moment eating it and hope she'll come up with something similar next time, or even better.
Took my daughter out for Hawaiian food. We shared this combo platter along with a few musubi. Kalua pork, chicken long rice, lomi salmon, tako luau (octopus with poi), with a few scoops of rice and mac salad with a side of chili pepper water.
There were no less than 4 starches involved and I showed no restraint. Now all I need is a Thanksgivingesque couch nap.
Took my daughter out for Hawaiian food. We shared this combo platter along with a few musubi. Kalua pork, chicken long rice, lomi salmon, tako luau (octopus with poi), with a few scoops of rice and mac salad with a side of chili pepper water.
There were no less than 4 starches involved and I showed no restraint. Now all I need is a Thanksgivingesque couch nap. View attachment 115164
I'm tired of every restaurant being bullshit now so I tried making scallion pancakes. The last one came out perfect. I also made buffalo wings that came out perfect and cost me like $3 instead of 16.99