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postreznorjack the Amish around here make a killer sourdough. I have no idea how much sugar is in there Ken Sumar , nor do I care.
Teddy Flair Publix is the way to go if you can possibly afford it. Kroger if I'm slumming it. Walmart if I have no other choice.
And because you want pics, this is not the actual loaf, but it's what the amish sourdough looks like. Perfect texture, soaks up warm butter, and holds up well for sloppy sandwich fixings.
Damn that's a good looking loaf of sourdough. Which, btw,is my favorite.
A Low Country Backyard in Hilton Head is the best restaurant.
Looks pretty casual but a good menu. I’ve mostly only driven through South Carolina. I wish it was closer because of all the cities and places I’d like to spend some time exploring. Columbia, Florence, the northern parts that border western NC, Charleston, Myrtle Beach and some of the smaller islands along with some of the up and coming towns (Spartanburg, Greenville) are all on the if/when I retire list.
Look at all you non low carb people bragging about all the delicious bread you can eat
Right? I wish I could eat delicious bread every day. But if I want some, I go for Sola Sweet and Buttery or Healthy Life Keto. Not terrible. Def hits the spot for a grilled cheese. 1 net carb.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
Look at all you non low carb people bragging about all the delicious bread you can eat
Right? I wish I could eat delicious bread every day. But if I want some, I go for Sola Sweet and Buttery or Healthy Life Keto. Not terrible. Def hits the spot for a grilled cheese. 1 net carb.
Right? I wish I could eat delicious bread every day. But if I want some, I go for Sola Sweet and Buttery or Healthy Life Keto. Not terrible. Def hits the spot for a grilled cheese. 1 net carb.
where do you find it?
I get Sola online and our Meijer sells it, but sells out. Sola also has bagels and cereal that is low carb, neither is too shabby. Healthy Life my brother can pick up at Meijer and Wal-mart in Missouri, but we don’t have it here in Ohio. He likes that one best. I find them both much better than prior alternatives.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
A Low Country Backyard in Hilton Head is the best restaurant.
Looks pretty casual but a good menu. I’ve mostly only driven through South Carolina. I wish it was closer because of all the cities and places I’d like to spend some time exploring. Columbia, Florence, the northern parts that border western NC, Charleston, Myrtle Beach and some of the smaller islands along with some of the up and coming towns (Spartanburg, Greenville) are all on the if/when I retire list.
Hilton Head, Charleston, Edisto and Greenville are the only places worth going. Oh and Clemson on game day.
Looks pretty casual but a good menu. I’ve mostly only driven through South Carolina. I wish it was closer because of all the cities and places I’d like to spend some time exploring. Columbia, Florence, the northern parts that border western NC, Charleston, Myrtle Beach and some of the smaller islands along with some of the up and coming towns (Spartanburg, Greenville) are all on the if/when I retire list.
Hilton Head, Charleston, Edisto and Greenville are the only places worth going. Oh and Clemson on game day.
I'm sure it's beautiful, but Hilton Head was kind of a meme place before there were memes. I asked a rich boss and co-worker who went there back in the 1990's because everyone was going there what she remembered the most about it. She said there was a lot of mulch. Haha. So I always figured touristy - not that that itself is anything bad because places that attract tourists with money often have a lot of cool things do eat, see and do. I don't know much about Edisto except that it's an island, so I'll make sure to look into that.
Hilton Head, Charleston, Edisto and Greenville are the only places worth going. Oh and Clemson on game day.
I'm sure it's beautiful, but Hilton Head was kind of a meme place before there were memes. I asked a rich boss and co-worker who went there back in the 1990's because everyone was going there what she remembered the most about it. She said there was a lot of mulch. Haha. So I always figured touristy - not that that itself is anything bad because places that attract tourists with money often have a lot of cool things do eat, see and do. I don't know much about Edisto except that it's an island, so I'll make sure to look into that.
Edisto is great because there’s nothing there. A couple of restaurants and one Piggly Wiggly.
Post by scenicworld on Sept 23, 2021 12:35:12 GMT -5
my biggest quarantine regret was not getting a sourdough starter and starting to make break. shoot, it took me 2 months to watch tiger king so I was clearly running behind with everything.
today I'm cooking a pork tenderloin (sous vide) -- 3lb pork in the bag with generous amounts of rosemary, garlic, shallots, salt and pepper. 6 hours in the bath and then finishing on a pan (or maybe the oven). hoping the juices left over in the bag are enough to make a nice sauce.
Update: I had forgotten the muffins until I posted that last night. I packaged one up to take with me this morning. It's still sitting by the back door.
I made the Christina Tosi recipe but decided at the last minute to add maple syrup to the dough; I'm glad I did because otherwise it would've tasted straight up a like a snickerdoodle. Everyone I gave one to loved it but I wasn't really a fan. I think my biggest issue was that the French toast crumble actually tasted quite good but it didn't really change the texture of the cookie; I was hoping for more of a crunch and there really wasn't one. As you can see I tore the pieces of the crumble pretty small, maybe having bigger pieces would've helped but I'm not sure it would. I really love Christina Tosi's other recipes so this one was definitely a disappointment but I'm glad I made it.
I made the Christina Tosi recipe but decided at the last minute to add maple syrup to the dough; I'm glad I did because otherwise it would've tasted straight up a like a snickerdoodle. Everyone I gave one to loved it but I wasn't really a fan. I think my biggest issue was that the French toast crumble actually tasted quite good but it didn't really change the texture of the cookie; I was hoping for more of a crunch and there really wasn't one. As you can see I tore the pieces of the crumble pretty small, maybe having bigger pieces would've helped but I'm not sure it would. I really love Christina Tosi's other recipes so this one was definitely a disappointment but I'm glad I made it.
I made the Christina Tosi recipe but decided at the last minute to add maple syrup to the dough; I'm glad I did because otherwise it would've tasted straight up a like a snickerdoodle. Everyone I gave one to loved it but I wasn't really a fan. I think my biggest issue was that the French toast crumble actually tasted quite good but it didn't really change the texture of the cookie; I was hoping for more of a crunch and there really wasn't one. As you can see I tore the pieces of the crumble pretty small, maybe having bigger pieces would've helped but I'm not sure it would. I really love Christina Tosi's other recipes so this one was definitely a disappointment but I'm glad I made it.
You gonna make these next time I see you?
No, but only because I promise you I can make something better than this.
Post by Teddy Flair on Sept 29, 2021 16:04:38 GMT -5
a few weeks ago I made a big pot of jambalaya and had a friend over for dinner, made him take some leftovers and he actually said "Teddy I'm gonna be honest, you're never getting this Tupperware back" and I appreciate that lol
a few weeks ago I made a big pot of jambalaya and had a friend over for dinner, made him take some leftovers and he actually said "Teddy I'm gonna be honest, you're never getting this Tupperware back" and I appreciate that lol
My friend from Iraq taught me a very important custom from her country. When someone gives you something yummy in a container, not only do you give it back, but you do so with something equally yummy in it. I try to do that now. My Vietnamese friend gave my some amazing pho. So I gave her the container back and gave her some zucchini bread.
a few weeks ago I made a big pot of jambalaya and had a friend over for dinner, made him take some leftovers and he actually said "Teddy I'm gonna be honest, you're never getting this Tupperware back" and I appreciate that lol
My friend from Iraq taught me a very important custom from her country. When someone gives you something yummy in a container, not only do you give it back, but you do so with something equally yummy in it. I try to do that now. My Vietnamese friend gave my some amazing pho. So I gave her the container back and gave her some zucchini bread.
in america we eat the food in the tupperware on the way home then throw the tupperware out the car window.
My friend from Iraq taught me a very important custom from her country. When someone gives you something yummy in a container, not only do you give it back, but you do so with something equally yummy in it. I try to do that now. My Vietnamese friend gave my some amazing pho. So I gave her the container back and gave her some zucchini bread.
in america we eat the food in the tupperware on the way home then throw the tupperware out the car window.
Post by Ken Sumar on Sept 30, 2021 11:02:18 GMT -5
Hey sang,
I’m currently at HenDough. Mmm. Has brown tots were good too. While in the neighborhood we went back to Sky Top orchard and got apple slushees and hot apple donuts. When in Rome...