toria wrote:Note to all that are thinking of drinking bourbon or whiskey. Dr. Oz was on today and said you will get the worst hangovers from that and to drink either vodka or gin to avoid that hungover feeling. I know this does not help if you really like bourbon. Just sayin.
-Danaschie30 wrote:Oz (really?) has clearly never had enough vodka or gin, as hangovers can be had from both of those.
razbry wrote:This is the first day of my retirement, which I have to say seems to be well timed and memorable.
pairs4life wrote:Keep Calm & Carry On.
David Hammond wrote:happy_stomach wrote:I'm typically not one to stay inside in these conditions
PS. Snowball fight might be tough; this does not seem to be good-packing snow.
Didn't you make toum for a long ago basturma party?Cathy2 wrote:I took my first stab at toum
dansch wrote:-Danaschie30 wrote:Oz (really?) has clearly never had enough vodka or gin, as hangovers can be had from both of those.
I made a snowball and tossed it into their bed.
No worries, I cut a deal with the leader. Pound of Brazil nuts a month and they leave my salami alone.JoelF wrote:Squirrels always get to mine before they're ready.
toria wrote:I don't think Oz was saying you could not get a hangover but he said bourbon and whiskey have chemical congeners that make the headache worse.
G Wiv wrote:Didn't you make toum for a long ago basturma party?Cathy2 wrote:I took my first stab at toum
Had a recent conversation with a Lebanese fellow about toum, tabbouleh and skhug. He shuns potato/bread and mayo in his toum, preferring only garlic/lemon juice/oil/salt.
Cathy2 wrote:HI,
I once saw a show where they boiled maple syrup until it reached candy stage. They went outside to spoon it onto fresh snow making designs, then ate it. This might a good day to give this a try.
Regards,
David Hammond wrote:Cathy2 wrote:HI,
I once saw a show where they boiled maple syrup until it reached candy stage. They went outside to spoon it onto fresh snow making designs, then ate it. This might a good day to give this a try.
Regards,
I remember reading about that when I was a kid, and I wanted to do it but my mom said it was bad to eat snow because of the Strongium 90 (and other pollutants) in the atmosphere. Still sounds llike a cool idea to me.
Darren72 wrote:The differences are small and are easily avoided by drinking in, wait for it, moderation.
Cathy2 wrote:HI,
I once saw a show where they boiled maple syrup until it reached candy stage. They went outside to spoon it onto fresh snow making designs, then ate it. This might a good day to give this a try.
Cathy2 wrote:I missed yesterday's food section since no newspaper was found. Wrapped in today's newspaper was yesterday's, so the hunt for the missing newspaper has been suspended.
Geo wrote:We do it fer shure up here in Québec—look at my last couple of pix here.
Geo