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scrublover

Turbo Monkey
Sep 1, 2004
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Store bought pita bread just plain sucks. So I baked my own tonight...
I hear you, and normally would agree. However, living around the corner from a Lebanese deli has advantages. I'll happily buy their pita anytime vs. making my own! (which we've done)

I do have to give you crap for bagging on store bought pita while you're using store bought tzatziki?!?!
 

eric strt6

Resident Curmudgeon
Sep 8, 2001
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I hear you, and normally would agree. However, living around the corner from a Lebanese deli has advantages. I'll happily buy their pita anytime vs. making my own! (which we've done)

I do have to give you crap for bagging on store bought pita while you're using store bought tzatziki?!?!
I re use all sorts of plastic containers and lids for the stuff I make. Wife buys these things of olives or Guac or in this case a tub of taziki to try. She has a peculiar pallet so I end up with some store bought stuff she likes and a batch of stuff I make to suit my tastes. My stuff ends up in a reused container vs tossing plastic in recycling after one use

FYI when I say store bought I mean Big Chain Supermarket crap not local mom and pop artisan bakery
 

scrublover

Turbo Monkey
Sep 1, 2004
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I re use all sorts of plastic containers and lids for the stuff I make. Wife buys these things of olives or Guac or in this case a tub of taziki to try. She has a peculiar pallet so I end up with some store bought stuff she likes and a batch of stuff I make to suit my tastes. My stuff ends up in a reused container vs tossing plastic in recycling after one use

FYI when I say store bought I mean Big Chain Supermarket crap not local mom and pop artisan bakery
Excellent!

You know I'm just giving you crap, right?

I'll leave being judgy about other people's food to @SkaredShtles
 

boostindoubles

Nacho Libre
Mar 16, 2004
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Yakistan

rideit

Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
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In the cleavage of the Tetons
I’ll need a report first. The fact that they are trying to also do a little Mexican is a little disconcerting. They probably (correctly) assume that some customers might feel overwhelmed by Peruvian dishes that they don’t know.
But yeah, I should come through there next summer, hopefully before Canada (and the west) starts to get too Smokey.
 

Montana rider

Turbo Monkey
Mar 14, 2005
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Godspeed Princess Lumpy, you are a good girl!!!

My lucky dog gets burger bites on river / float days... spoiled he is.

Unrelated, DARK chocolate forms the base of my food pyramid and I've taken chocolate farm tours before where we got to taste fresh cacao bean fruit which was otherworldly.

So a $490* OG heirloom artesinal chocolate bar... hmn:


*my go to's in order of taste:

Chocolove 77%
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Tonys Chococolony 70%
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Ghirardelli 60% double chips out the bag

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scrublover

Turbo Monkey
Sep 1, 2004
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Roast yellow bell pepper, red onion and cauliflower. Basic chunky garlicky red sauce. Prosciutto. Mozzarella.

Dough of Mrs. Scrub's creation. No idea. I rolled mine out supah! thin. 600F for 15-ish minutes got me the crunchy kind of crusty I prefer, and not soupy toppings.

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eric strt6

Resident Curmudgeon
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Chili Verde Pork Tamales from scratch
Slow cooked the pork in the crock pot for 10 hours after letting it sit with a dry rub then using Brother Thelonious Belgian Ale for the liquid and some sliced onion. Verdi sauce from the peppers a d Tomatillos in the photo plus spices, Maseca corn flour coarse milled for tamales, avocado.

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Party time
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