Now I have a craving for margaritas.
Sunday is a great day for Margaritas!
Chinese mantou (steamed bread) be like
Does anyone know what these ⇑⇑⇑ are?! I wish the image had loaded.
thepieous
Edible books!
Those are made of colored bao dough, from what I could see of the insides. Possibly some extra xanthan gum or tapioca starch to give it that firmness after steaming.
The teapot’s pretty mindblowing, too!
They all are, really
My daughter’s birthday requests: fried steak and a blackberry cake:
I used to have a Bundt pan. It has transcended my plane of knowledge, but the internet exists, so a workaround was achieved.
The six history enthusiasts affiliated with the University of California, Davis
These are professional senior researchers doing fieldwork. I hate it when media makes it sound like scholars are just pursuing a hobby.
Love the Bundt pan workaround. I have misplaced mine. Or maybe it didn’t survive the purging from my last move.
It’s entirely possible my Bundt pan didn’t come with me on the last move too, but I thought I had it. The workaround did result in a cosmetically beautiful cake, but served it’s use. Beans in the can to weigh it down.
I was having problems with posting my images here.
Converting HEIC to JPG on iPhone seems to be the ticket.
Here is a test for May 4th at the Kentucky Derby.
By the way, I will try Agave syrup instead of powdered sugar.
Cheers!
While on alcoholic beverages…
Laurie gave me this Plum/Chili sake for my birthday last year.
I am going to serve it over ice.
I love plum wine. Choya is the ever present brand you can find in the US, i did have the fortune of having a home made version that a friend’s mom made and it was really great. A spicy version would be pretty neat i’ll have to see if i can track one down
My GF was just making mint syrup for juleps. We may get muddled over the weekend.
Congratulations on your forthcoming muddling.
A blast from the past. 14 years ago:
https://boingboing.net/2010/09/30/espresso-splash-coll.html
After reading the previously linked article about micro plastics in foods, Mark’s suggestion to line the filter with a silicone cup had me shaking my head. No thanks!