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Rare Dos was a monster. Any idea of if he will brew it again?
Really happy for this release. My first time down there, BIG road trip from Chicago. Will be bringing bunch 'o Bourbon County different beers for sippin' and tradin'. Hoping to land some extra Huna's to bring back to share with BA's and beer bud's up here. Cigar City or bust!
If you can bring down some RARE, Vanilla, Cherry, Cherry Rye, or Bramble we could do some dealing. Rare and Vanilla mainly.
I sure hope so. He made it seem like he would
It is being released 12/21
RareR dos is being released 12/21, not Rare.
I happen to be in Florida for the release (or close to it and decided I'm staying longer) of this but have no idea what to expect. It'll be my first beer release so is it a stand in line and hope to get some bottles or do they release tickets online to buy ahead of time? I've heard multiple things thrown out there and need some guidance
The Greatest Rapper Alive died on March 9th
pretty glad i live in orlando. havent ever had huna so i guess i can make the hourish drive down there
So that 20 dollar bottle of beer is gonna cost some people how many hundreds? Then the limit is 2 bottles. What happens if you're to late for a wristband? Sounds like a pilgrimage. Is this beer really that good?
I will be attending for the first time in march, I am wondering if it will be like a black Friday sale, stand in line and hope you get a chance to buy a bottle or do you purchase a ticket and just attend the event!? Cannot wait!!
Sometimes the events are better then the beer itself.
That may be but were talkin' beer here. I would look for a trade or somebody to send me one if i could. It's just to much time and expense for 2 bottles of beer for me, but i live in Ca.
The beer is that good. And the event is epic for great moments in beer culture history. I'm only speaking from experience. Hunahpu induced experience.
Ok the beer is good...tell ya what. Send me a video of the Hunahpu experience and then i'll decide if i want to make the 6000 mile round trip next year. I hope there close to Disney World.
You're both right here. For you to travel across the country for two bottles, it's not worth it. The event though, much like other major releases, is way better than the actual beer. If you saw last years guest list, you'd be amazed. Having never been to Hunahpu's Day, I don't know if they allow bottle shares, but if it's anything like DLD or Darkness Day, you'll try more amazing beers than you could imagine. Is two bottles worth it? No. The two bottles, all the beers on draft, bottle shares, plus the overall experience? You tell me.
If i traveled 6000 miles for beer, i would have a reservation waiting at the nut house as soon as i got home. I won't drive more than 10-15 miles for suds. Guest list? Who we talkin about? The Stones, Led Zeppelin maybe? It better be somebody that will make me laugh till i piss my pants. There's plenty of draft beer/events that are a whole lot closer to me than Florida. Besides all that, after travel expenses, i'd be broke and wouldn't have enough $ for the beer.
You've got me all wrong! I'm not actually trying to convince you to spend the money to go. I'm just saying/agreeing with others that the event is the real draw. The last thing they need is another person in line.
Grab some great beers you have, drink and enjoy while others are having a great time at Hunahpu's Day and trade for a bottle. You'll think you won for not having to travel across the country and wait in line for it, and they'll think they won for getting to drink all the great guest beers, having a great time, and getting the beers you sent.
I gotcha bud, just sayin'. The only way anybody could convince me would be to pay my way. I really would like to get my hands on a bottle though, by all accounts it's the shit. I'll just sit here and suffer with my Victory Storm that i just popped. Cheers!
How can the greatest rapper alive be dead?
How the hell has this been around for an hour and no one has posted it? For shame!
Per CCB's FB page:
We just had a big meeting regarding the details for Hunahpu's Day. We're still hammering a lot of stuff out but we can definitely say it'll be Saturday, March 9th, 2013, and there will definitely be beer to drink.
If you've been to Hunahpu's Day in the past, what have your thoughts been?
I have always had a good time although its becoming more and more popular so the crowd can be an issue early on.
The date was announced 2 or 3 months ago
Well, if that is the case, then Zwanze Day is going to be on December 1st!
Well with 5000 people showing up last year, myself included in a van with 5 other clowns, I am sure it is going to be extremely crowded again. However, hopefully Mr. Redner certainly pulls through and produces more bottles than last year so they can up the limit and provide for all. I have faith in him, he is awesome.
There was a thread on this already but not sure where it went. Frankly don't feel like looking for it either.
Do I need to buy a ticket for this release or just show up?
No info on how this year will work as of yet. Last year you needed to just show up, get in line for your Huna wristband and then buy beer tickets for the taps.
Tried this year's Hunahpu today on a brewery tour. Its pretty awesome!
I'm bringing a case of Three Floyd's famous Zombie dust down to Tampa. Also was thinking of some BCS but do you guys already have that in your distribution? I don't want bring sand to the beach so to speak. Lemme know anyone who lives in Tampa. Also pm me if you want some zombies.
Goose Island doe distribute to Florida now, but we didn't get any bcbs this year since we are new to their distribution.
I'll bring a case of bcbs if I get enough interest in trades on H day.
Care to drop some off in NC on your way down?
I'm down! I'm flying in from NY.
I fly free, so yeah... I will fly wherever my heart desires.
Zombie Dust is awesome... and it should be on tap too... or at least if last years Three Floyds/CCB orgy was any indication.
For all of your questions
I'm driving down 12 hours from North Mississippi with some friends for the first time.
- There is a 3 bottle limit per person for the first 4,000 people to receive wristbands.
- There is a 2 bottle limit per person for the next 1,000 people to receive wristbands.
So it would suck to be #5,001 in line huh.

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Maybe they don't want you to find out the prices
What a pretentious, power grabbing louse up this Obamacare is. They won't tell you that a lot of the Americans "who will get affordable coverage" were dumped off of employer plans. And because people talk with one another so little today (though, thankfully, Facebook is helping reverse that trend) and because the news is so biased, a lot won't hear that either.
"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
The best part is when someone finally gets in and has sticker shock
Anyone else hear that parody on the radio
about a "grand opening" of a shop,
and the "owner" is all glitchy, Max-headroomesque?
Trying to find it online. Forgot the URL that they gave.
That's the next shock.
This is pretty much the "brainchild" of a gaggle of cynical, blindfolded people.
Now how people would get to the state where they would put up with such a thing... is beyond earthly explanation.
Heaven can explain it, however. "Look at those folks, they shrugged God off and now all their sense has gone away."
Yes, by all means, give them all your personal information for the next data breach down the road.
Luckily for the president, few people can get on and find out what this thing is going to cost them. Or maybe it's not luck?
Maybe they dont want you to find out the prices
Obama: Just send in a blank check. We'll fill in the amount.
How can it be repaired - government shutdown
Oddly doesn't mention when the site will be back up.
"Maybe they dont want you to find out the prices."
At least, not until it is funded. I think that's the whole game being played out with the shutdown. The House wants to withhold funding until people find out the cost and rally against it so Obama is trying to not let the people know what it costs.
I'm also shocked at how poorly this was thought out. The ones that are running are the ones not being operated by the federal government. Fourteen states and Washington, D.C., elected to build and run their own health insurance marketplaces; for the most part, these exchange websites are functional.
I hope he has the same crew "fixing" it as set it up. This could get really interesting.
Lots 'o load testing over the weekend. In the long term they will prolly have to rewrite the internals.
Glad I'm not involved.
The Rats talking point is that Republicans are making a big deal about ACA because they are afraid it might work.
The Repubs. response should be "The people have seen the ACA rates, and now know it was a lie and doesn't work"
They are closing the site on purpose because people are telling the truth about how extreme the cost is for us.
You should already have sticker shock when you find out that this lemon of a websites software cost the government $313 million dollars.
I want my money back.
They didnt do user acceptance either otherwise they would have caught the empty dropdowns.
When will they be installing the afforablity udate?
The Taylor Swift fan site gets more hits than that in a day, at the announcement of a new concert tour...
Par for the course under President Glitch
They just had the throw the cover-lie in there. There are going to be so many people taking the penalty instead of paying these outrageous premiums that the price will bump to $25k within a year for a crappy bare-bones policy.
The worst thing we could do is to delay it.
Can we assume that the unexpected, overwhelming demand means this program will go bankrupt even faster than originally thought?
Can't wait to see this piece of garbage hacked every few days.
Serves em right.
What's 50% of eternity?
"You know we're sitting on four million pounds of fuel, one nuclear weapon and a thing that has 270,000 moving parts built by the lowest bidder. Makes you feel good, doesn't it?"
~Quote from Armageddon but it seems to apply here
Imagine what will happen when doctors and hospitals start flooding the system with insurance claims seeking payment.
If it even gets that far ..
this is absurd.
this is not upgrading.
this is keeping registration in premium prices off the news.
any other site would be up again.
Define functional. In CT the health care exchange was down for a significant part of the first day. Out of 23k visits, only a few hundred signed up.
Sites like Amazon and Netflix cope just fine with much more traffic on a daily basis. They are scared to admit that the bloated and inefficient code is the reason for all the failures.
You can't know the price until you pass the funding!!
They had, what, three years to work on this and it is this buggy?! Who wrote the code for this disaster, some kids smoking crack?
IIRC, in CT less than 200 people signed up on the first day.
It was done by the company in Canada that does their national health care stuff.
And to whom did the Canadian company outsource this crap?
I really have no choice but to apply for coverage for my family and since they (the state) sent me a paper application I am using it. Long, but reliable and doesn't crash. And I can make a straightforward copy before sending it.
I don't know that they did.
I assumed they used some of their 69,000 employees to do it.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – 13-year-old Nykia Trowbridge walked up to her classmate Cierra Barrera, a teller in PNC's new in-school bank at Alger Middle School, and opened a savings account with $20 earned from babysitting.
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"This bank is a good idea because they are trying to get up to know the value of money and how to save up for things we want and need," said Nykia, who said she is saving for an electric guitar that could cost as much as $300.
Brian Calveron, 13, was just as proud to deposit $1 at the grand opening of the new bank, which is a table in front of a PNC banner in the cafeteria of the school, located at 921 Alger St. SE.
"I just wanted to start saving my money," said Brian, who said he also wanted to support the new bank.
This is PNC's first in-school bank in West Michigan.There is a school bank in Lapeer at Roosevelt-McGrath Elementary, that's in its third year. The Alger bank is open on Tuesdays during both lunch hours, from 10:50 to 11:15 a.m.
Eleven students opened accounts today, ranging from the minimum of 50-cent allowed up to Nykia's $20.
Kentwood Mayor Richard Clanton was present and donated $20 to open accounts for 20 students that the school will select.
"This is about financial literacy, education and responsibility, PNC Bank president Sean Welsh told students. "Have fun with this. At PNC, we are very proud to be working with children."
Principal Rodney Brown told students that the Alger selection says a lot about them as students and they should proud they were chosen for the partnership with PNC.
"This bank offers so many opportunity for our students to learn and grow," said Brown. "There is just so much value in this partnership for students on all academic levels."
Nine students, sixth and seventh graders make up the banking staff of marketers. Courtney Miller, who teaches advanced and regular math, said all bank employees score a high school level in math. But she said they were also selected because of their outgoing personalities and communication skills.
"Students working at the bank will gain even more confidence in their math and leadership skills," said Miller, who said the other students will learn how to manage and be responsible with money.
DeMatthew Jackson, a 12-year-old teller, said his parents thought it was "pretty cool" he got selected. He said he will be opening up savings accounts for his friends.
"This is going help kids learn how to save for something they want in the future," he said.
Brenda Brame, who works for United Way as program manager for the Kent County Tax Credit Coalition, was a driving force behind the opening of the bank.
"They will understand setting financial goals and saving toward that goal," she said.
Jennifer Galardi, branch manager at the Kentwood PNC overseeing the kids, said students must have exact change for deposits and withdrawals have to be made at a branch. She said all funds will be deposited each Tuesday by her at the bank.
Parents have to fill out an application for students to participate. Plans are to hold financial literacy workshops for students and parents. Students can choose from a bunch of PNC gifts once they open account and earn a PNC buck with each deposit to buy bank items such as piggy banks, PNC shirts, backpacks, lunch bags, and key chains.
Jordan Bush, president of the Alger Neighborhood Association, said they are happy to see the partnership at the school, which anchors the community. He said many of the kids may never have thought about opening a savings account but are now thinking longterm about goals.
Besides seventh-grade tellers DeMatthew and Cierra, the other PNC school bank employees are: Brianna Jean, a seventh-grade teller and sixth-graders, Anthony Comacho (marketer), Julian Pearson (teller), Baqir Mahamed (marketer), Kelsey Moreland (teller), Martin Harris (marketer), and Taina Moore (teller).
The school is holding an open house on Wednesday, Oct. 17 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and parents can learn more about the bank and other programs and initiatives.
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A fire Saturday morning destroyed the home of James and Zora Inez Tramel at 181 Man Hill Road, Dowelltown in the Snow Hill Community.
The bodies of an elderly couple, now identified as the Tramels, were found inside the home.
Firefighters were called to the scene at 9:09 a.m. County Fire Chief Donny Green says he and a county deputy were the first to arrive. " When we got there, fire was coming out of the front of the house. The care givers of Mr. and Mrs. Tramel were outside. They informed me there were two people in the house. Both were invalid. The elderly woman was in a bedroom toward the front of the house where there was heavy fire. The elderly man was in a bedroom at the rear of the house. The deputy and I went around behind the house and attempted to go in the back door to access the bedroom. But when we opened the door, there was heavy smoke and intense heat. Fire crews then arrived. They put on their protective equipment and made entry into the man's bedroom, where he was found in bed. The firefighters removed him through a bedroom window. EMS evaluated him and determined he was deceased."
"Because the fire was so intense, we (firefighters) had to bring it under control before we could make entry to locate the woman's body. Her body was in bed, in a bedroom at the front of the home."
Sheriff Patrick Ray says three other people had been in the home Saturday morning prior to the fire, a female caregiver of the Tramels, the caregiver's husband, and a daughter of the Tramels. The caregiver was not at the residence when the fire started. She had gone to the grocery store. Her husband was tending to the elderly man and the Tramel's daughter was elsewhere in the home when the fire began. After discovering the blaze, Sheriff Ray says the caregiver's husband and the daughter tried unsuccessfully to get the elderly couple out of the home. Other than his hair being singed, the caregiver's husband and the daughter escaped unharmed.
The bodies were transported to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Nashville for an autopsy. The State Fire Marshal was called to assist the Sheriff's Department in the investigation. The cause of the fire has apparently not been determined.
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According to Andrew Gross of the Bergin Record, the New York Rangers have recalled forward P.A. Parenteau and defenseman Anders Eriksson from the Hartford Wolf Pack.
Parenteau, who celebrated his 27th birthday this past Wednesday, has already played 14 games on Broadway this season and has notched one goal and three assists.
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Skip to comments.Cooking Conservatively in Tough Financial Times
Posted on 02/18/2009 2:24:13 PM PST by JRandomFreeper
Its tough out there and may get tougher. Job cuts, pay cuts, and expenses are going up. Whats a conservative to do? Conserve, of course.
That doesnt mean you have to eat less healthy food, or eat foods that arent so good, or eat less. With a few of the right ingredients, some practice, some planning, and some time, you can produce excellent quality nutritious meals for surprisingly little money.
The catch, of course, is the time it takes. But if you are unemployed, or under-employed (like me), you have more time than money.
Fine cooking is about treating good quality ingredients right. Inexpensive cooking is about picking the right ingredients, some planning, and some labor.
My favorite ingredients are good quality, good price, and ingredients with many uses. That means shopping fairly frequently, watching for specials in the flyers that fill up my mailbox, and talking to family and friends about the REALLY GOOD DEALS that we all run across sometimes.
I rarely buy canned or frozen, with a few exceptions, (canned tomatoes and frozen corn, namely) I use what is fresh and in season, and cheap. I also have a garden, and eat what is seasonal from the garden.
Basil is expensive in the grocery store, but is easy to grow. And it shows up about the same time as the tomatoes. Can you say Italian?
Meats are more problematic. Ive pretty much given up on beef, except once a month. Im fortunate that I can get game locally, like venison and boar, and we raise a few goats for the freezer.
Pork can be found on sale in large roasts that can be cut up and prepared in many ways.
Chicken also can be found on sale in bulk and frozen in appropriate sized portions.
Bulk products, like flour, cornmeal, rice, beans, masa, and sugar can be purchased in bulk and transferred to appropriate sealed containers to keep the bugs out.
Since Im single, I know how much of what Im going to use in a month and plan accordingly. Breakfast is whatever you eat for breakfast times 30. For me that means 60 eggs, 30 sausage patties, 30 frozen biscuits, and 60 oz of homemade salsa for the month. Sausage patties weigh 2 oz each, so thats 60 oz of that pork shoulder for breakfast for the month.
A word about individually frozen biscuits. I use them, they are good. I can, and have mixed up a batch of biscuit dough to cook just one biscuit. I won my bet, and would never do it again.
Lunch and dinner I plan for 8 oz of meat, 6 oz of cooked starches, and 4 to 6 ounces of vegetables. So for planning thats 2 meals times 30 days = 60 meals. So I need about 30 lbs of meat, 22 lbs of starches, and 20 lbs of vegetables for the month.
A word about starches. 2oz of dried beans, rice, or pasta roughly equals 6 oz of cooked starches. For things like potatoes, rutabagas, and turnips, use the full 6 oz measure when buying.
Fruit is as in season, and inexpensive. Sometimes, that means that I just get preserves.
Salads for me come from the garden if they are in season. Down here in Texas, Ive usually got something most of the year.
I make my own breads, desserts, and lots of my own sauces.
This article is meant to stimulate discussion on cost savings and maybe provide some advice during these difficult times. There are quite a few freeper Chefs, food service professionals, and darn good non-professional cooks on this site.
A little about my food background; I am a graduate of the USAF Food Service Course in Lackland, and a graduate of Aims Culinary Academy in Dallas. I served my internship (slave labor) at some of the nicest restaurants in Dallas. I have cooked in dives, golf clubs bars, sports bars, and for servicemen and women around the world.
Thanks to all the folks that helped me edit this. I hope it can become a resource for freepers on a limited budget.
I will answer any questions that I can, or refer when I can't.
Grow all your herbs, cheap, easy, and way better than buying the jarred dried stuff.
Considering your background, I know you can attest to this, some of the absolute best foods are or where once considered 'poor' person food. Feijoada from Brazil pops to mind- pork scraps and black beans..
One cheap cut of meat that is a foodie secret is beef cheeks. Correctly cooked, and they are more tender than any roast you can find, they are similar to Wagyu at 1/10th the price.
Our local grocery store had whole beef tenderloins on sale for 4.99/lb. So, I made fajitas. Best I ever had. My mom said I'm crazy, but wait till I make her some.
Whatever happens, we ain't gonna starve.
Dried for Italian, fresh and dried both for Mexican foods. Personal preference, obviously.
I ordered a nice size order of grass-fed ground beef from Tallgrass Beef when there was a free shipping special. Add in the 20% coupon I had, and I yielded the highest quality ground beef at a cost of $3.19/lb, delivered. Individually vaccum sealed in 1-lb packs, and they all went into the deep freezer.
Pinging the "Surviving Socialism" listkeeper.
I don't generally present that face to the public when I'm being food serious, but all real Chefs know that if any culture eats it regularly, you should at least taste it.
Woo hoo! We'll be right up.
I won't buy beef for more than $1.25US/lb. Which means brisket around here, or 7-bone (aich bone). Lose 30% in fat trimmings (I use that for other stuff like sausage). And you wind up with ground meat that you can count on to NOT have been dropped on a floor where someone has recently thrown up, and YOU control the fat content.
I use about 23% fat content for burgers, and 17% fat content for chili.
PlainsRadio is going to have a weekly show on how to prepare for hard times. One last week was very informative.
Our store puts whole pork tenderloins on sale for $1.99/lb about every 6 weeks. These are usually about 8-11 lbs, but the store will cut and wrap. We get these cut into some small roasts, and some chops. There is almost no waste, and can be cooked many ways, delicious! Also, I try to buy whole chickens when they are $.79/lb or less. While we did not have a garden or farm, my mom sure did a great job of feeding 5 children on minimal money when I was growing up. I hope FReepers share their stories of creativity!
I'm in!
I may have tasted her cooking talents.
Your local county extension agency and state ag website can offer specific advice for your area/state.
How long do you cook roadkill ?
It depends on how long it has been aged.
Cheap food for me means beans soaked 24 hours then cooked. Chickpeas being the most meaty
I was told 'just til the tire-marks are gone'.
There is no part of a pig that is not good. Poor people long ago learned to eat everything but the squeal.
French cuisine is all about taking what you have, working with it and making it something special. I've had some lesser successes (don't mention stuffed Cornish hens for example unless you want to see my family turn green), but for the most part, we eat better at home, for less than any expensive restaurant.
The vegetarians were particularly stringy and inedible.
The only advice I have to offer on road kill and food is from here.
I also be geek for many, many years. Cook was second career.
You can use a pressure cooker for those tough cuts and they'll fall apart.
I store about 8 or more varieties of dried beans and lentils in containers, plus cans of tomatoes, corn and chicken broth. Add onions, garlic, celery, carrots or whatever you have on hand, and make excellent soups, which you can vary with leftover meats, pasta, rice or potatoes from other meals. Onion soup is easy — sliced onions cooked in beef broth, with a big slice of whole-grain bread added to the bowl and some mozzarella or parmesan cheese on top and run under the broiler. What a treat!
A large pot can make lots of soup servings, if you have enough 1-cup or 1-1/2 cup containers for the freezer. I try to keep two or three varieties going throughout the winter months. In summer months, I freeze homemade applesauce or ultralight soup, like chicken broth with julienne broccoli stems, carrots and garlic, or pureed yellow squash with spinach or parsley. Also, a great breakfast soup is the smoothie served in a bowl.
I have even made vegetable soups with camomile tea, or leftover pork roast soups with apple juice as the basis.
And the same bean soup you had last night can taste very different if you puree it and add a blob of sour cream, yogurt, grated parmesan, cayenne pepper or a tiny dash of cider vinegar.
Soup is filling and helps maintain ideal weight.
nice tips thanks.
Fine advice, sir.
I would add, though, that buying cases of TVP is also a good choice, although it is recommeded to buy large cans of mushroom soup, various spices, especially garlic, and maybe a case or two of your favorite hellfire and brimstone hot sauce to enhance the stuff to make it palatable. Throw in a barrel or two of oatmeal to stretch your supply.
As an aside, those who have lived through the archiac period where C-rats were the primary source of nourishment will survive all the various punishing personal trials, food shortages, bouts of hunger, atavistic trevails, Stalinistic orchestrated starvations, lakeside shore lunches cooked by your buddies, cold spam from the can, dandelion salads prepared by hippies and Quaker Oats oatmeal bars.
I have a recipe for ham and MFs but can't post it on a family site.
Bean and a grain makes a complete protein. You can have a couple of meatless meals a week and save a bunch.
Buy meat on sale and freeze... It's actually false economy to buy beef by the side, you are paying the same price for fat and bone as you are for steaks.
It is false economy to cook one meal at a time. You loose in heat what you saved in product. Cook in bulk and freeze in individual containers , label , date and use it. Press and seal double wrapped will keep bulk down and minimizes freezer burn.
Cook for the week if you can, no point in turning the oven on 7 nights a week if you can limit it to once or twice.
Nothing wrong with nuked casseroles.
Savory soups loaded with bone sticking grains like barley are both healthy and tasty. Beefy barley with mushrooms.
Sounds like it's Mel Tappan time.
I got some dried fava beans recently at a middle-eastern grocery that are also quite large and chewy even after soaking and long cooking.
A pressure cooker will do that? I use lemon juice and basalmic vinegar in the marinade ... acids start eating the connective tissue ... at least I think they do.
Thinks like dried beans, rice and barley will keep essentially.
Things with fat even if minimal become rancid, it limits storage time.. Temperature matters the cooler the better.
Air and moisture along with temperature are the enemy.
Moisture supports mold.
I'm talking about eating very good food for very little money.
Not survival food.
Every GI I cooked for got the same attention that I gave every VIP I cooked for. I just adjusted to the budget and made the best choices.
If it gets down to eating TVP for years? I'll find anything else to eat. Maybe call it a "Blue Helmet Special"
But we are blessed with lots of game in the US. The Lord provides.
Chick peas are a wonder.
Blenderize them with squeeze of lemon, some tahani or other nut paste and you have humus. You can season it any way you want, roasted peppers, cayenne.. Makes a great substitute for dip or sandwich spread.
Cost pennies on the dollar if you buy them dry and soak and cook them yourself.
When the melamine issue was going with dogfood, I used them to make my own for months..Hounds loved it.
Just wait until bottom round roast is on sale (or picnic roast if you want to make pork jerky).
I got some dried fava beans recently at a middle-eastern grocery that are also quite large and chewy even after soaking and long cooking.
They were probably old. Beans can be impossible if old. I've gotten stuck with recalcitrant chickpeas. Patronize a store with high turnover. Soaking 24 hours is a must
Just long enough to ger rid of the tire marks.
I found several jerky recipes today. We've made jerky in the past, but these look better. At least that would be a good fill in if there comes a time we can't buy or afford meats. Also, bullion to add to rice and veggies or just to drink at times.
We'll introduce them to long-term storage and that other stuff later.
Crock pot is another tool to tenderize less than perfect cuts of meat and the lid doesn't become a flying projectile and doesn't require constant supervision.
They are the meatiest bean....that's why people eat them in falafels. It's a poor mans meat substitute of sorts. Chickpeas are higher protein then other beans. Are my favorite bean. I prefer to make a stew or thick soup with them
Soak 24 hours then pressure cook
Sorry, I was answering a question.
Raccoon and Opossum are thick this year, although I prefer not to eat those, but would, if TVP were the alternative.
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I had lunch with an old family friend the week before last and it was one of a couple of recent encounters that reassure me our jazz scene is getting more and more solid.
I saw Alan and Sally Davis at the Ron Free concert at McCrady's during Spoleto and it was then Alan and I decided we really needed to hang out. It was like a reunion of sorts among many people at the show featuring the famous drummer, and it motivated us to get together again, something we had been loosely talking about doing for some time.
The recent surge in live jazz has had us in occasional conversations, but originally, I met Alan sometime in the 1970s through my parents.
The couple are well-known around town. Sally, a Wetherhhorn, is a native, and Alan, born in Brooklyn, N.Y., has lived here for 65 years, practicing law for a while and owning and operating A.J. Davis & Co., a clothing store.
After numerous phone-tag and e-mail exchanges, we worked things out. I met him at Grady Ervin & Co., where he works part time, and we walked down King Street to Sermet's, a favorite for both of us and a huge supporter of live jazz.
It was a delightful time. We talked about musicians, old Charleston, the recent upswing in popularity of jazz here, my trumpet playing and his drumming.
Since I found my old school band horn, people have been urging me to play again, but I probably won't. Alan, however, never put down the sticks and brushes and is looking to take lessons and get better.
We got to talking about how good Ron sounded at McCrady's. Turns out, he, 75, and Ron, 74, knew each other in high school and they hung out. Ron left Charleston at 16 and went on to have a noted career.
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Alan's favorite drummers are Max Roach, Joe Morello and Quentin Baxter. Pretty lofty company for Charleston native Quentin, but Alan likes his playing that much. He's not alone.
At the CJO Conductor's Choice concert May 22, Quentin had a 10-minute solo in Tommy Gill's arrangement of George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" that people are still talking about. (Nobody in music circles around here can remember ever hearing a drum solo in any version of "Rhapsody.)
Alan said at lunch that day it was some of the best drumming he had ever heard; and he's heard them all.
One night at Charleston Grill, where Quentin is musical director, we were talking between sets about our ongoing explorations into a Charleston sound. He's been revisiting his magnum opus, a 15-year work in progress whose working title is "Gullah Suite," and he said he's looking to further refine his knowledge of his family, his home group (African-American) and his place (Southeastern United States).
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