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Sqwertz wrote:
> Sheldon wrote: > > Oink your hearts out. > > Cheap wino wine, Cost $9.99, was in my budget... and port is good in a marinade. > a nasty, grungy pan (even before cooking), Nah, it's clean... that's a great pan, it's old, a Farberware with the midnight blue Excaliber nonstick coating, not made anymore or I'd buy another... actually looks pretty good after some 30 years, and I've used it at least once a week and it's still as nonstick as it was the first time. > and bottled pre-chopped garlic. You need new glasses, actually you need a brain... that's the garlic my neighbor plants... how can anyone know it's bottled unless they see the bottle... fact is I never in my life used bottled garlic. My neighbor gave me a dozen heads this year and wanted to give me more but that was plenty... I actually used a bit too much on those ribs (four huge cloves), I'm trying to use it up before it rots.... I have three heads left.... the rest of the year I buy garlic, two heads at a time, I don't use a lot of garlic... if I happen to run out of garlic I use granulated, like I said, I've never once used bottled... maybe it's good, but I wouldn't know. I don't own a garlic press either, never had, never ever even tried one... I typically mince/sliver/slice my garlic with a sharp parer, sometimes I smush it with the side of a chefs knife but I rarely use garlic that way. > And you bitch about other's people 'taste in ass'. Sqwertz, you're a no account ass with no taste whatsoever. |
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