• YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today
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    15 hours ago

    You know, seeing all the complaints about the IOC and the onion not being cooked… The only thing bothering me is that the utensils aren’t on either side of the plate.

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    20 hours ago

    Pretty close we make a dish out of roasted onions to have drinks with from where I come from

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    23 hours ago

    That’s it. I’m done. I’m transitioning. I refuse to support this. Good luck to you all.

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    1 day ago

    Fake. I ain’t using a whole utensils and plate for onion. God gave us two hands: one for onion, one for Jack and jack-based activities.

  • TrackinDaKraken@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    I left two onions and four apples at the self-checkout yesterday after paying for them. Just forgot to put the bag in the cart. They could easily credit my account having been informed by the next customer, but no, they won’t. They’ll put them back on the shelf and sell them again.

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        It pisses me off you can’t get booze at the self checkout. They have an attendant there for problems. Would it really be so hard for them to come over and check an ID? But no, I’ve got to go stand in the one manned line they have open for 20 minutes instead of being out of there in 2 minutes.

        Edit: I have just learned this is a California problem. Other places may not have to put up with this.

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          I’m in a state where you can buy weaker alcohols (under 22%) at the self checkout. But many times I have waited over 10 minutes for someone to come over and check my ID. Just standing there with the orange light flashing and there are four other orange lights flashing and the self checkout line isn’t moving at all.

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          23 hours ago

          What you’ve described is what happens here in Georgia.

          But we can only buy beer and wine in a supermarket, liquor, spirits etc have to be bought in a separate location, and you can’t buy alcohol before noon on Sundays.

          All of which is that classic small government freedom you expect from a red state.

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    2 days ago

    This is boy dinner because a man would spend the money on good whiskey, and at least have a protein to go with the veg side dish.

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      2 days ago

      You know, Jack might be fun to shit on, but a wise man once told me the best whiskey is the one you like to drink!

      Good point tho, next post will have protein

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        I hate JD neat and im a massive Scotch snob but nothing beats a double JD and coke, will happily hammer those all day

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          Yeah, Jack & coke is great, but my drink of choice is a quality bourbon neat, and JD isn’t up to the job. I don’t hunt for the super rare or allocated bourbons, but there are some pretty good bottles that are always on the shelf.

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    Jack Daniels? Disgusting. Get some proper whiskey instead. I prefer the onion fried, with some fries, and a chunk of cheese. Real cheese though.

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      Amen, brother. Jack is the Walmart MacDonald’s of brown liquor. I would rather drink mystery booze from a water bottle distilled by a guy with no teeth in his Mom’s back yard.

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        Real whiskey on the rocks has a huge number of flavors depending on the age and manufacturer. Jack Daniels is the bottom of the rung.

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        Vodka is meant to be colorless and flavorless, ideally pure water and ethanol.

        Whiskey is made to retain flavors from the grain it isade from, and aged in charred oak barrels to impart flavors from the wood. The region of the world and the process used causes a variety of flavors.

        Scotch, from Scotland, is made primarily or entirely of barley. The malted barley is toasted over a peat fire, which is where scotch gets its peaty or smoky flavor from, and that flavor often depends on where around Scotland the peat is sourced from, Islay Scotches are noted for rather aggressive flavors. Scotch is aged in used whine, sherry or bourbon barrels, so they often take on characteristics from the barrel’s previous contents.

        Irish whiskies are made of partially unmalted barley, which lends a unique kind of floral note.

        American Bourbon is made of at least 51% corn and aged in new white oak barrels. The United States is almost all warmer than the Britain and Ireland (not a lot of whiskey is made in Alaska) so the booze interacts with the barrel differently and extracts different chemicals. Bourbons are noted for cherry, apple, vanilla and caramel flavors. Not all whiskey made in the United States fits the definition of bourbon; there’s a lot of interesting things happening in the American “Single Malt” category which is Let’s Try To Make Scotch, But On A Continent. Not a lot of peat bogs in the US, so hardwood charcoal is used to smoke the malted grain instead, and again America’s climate means it ages differently, so the result is quite different from Scotch but still quite interesting.

        Canadian Rye whiskey is often citrusy or spicy.

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    I know people were complaining about the lack of onions before, but I think this is an overcorrection

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    Put that onion in a pan in a medium oven, just like that, for an hour or so depending on how big it is, then peel it and add some salt.

    Yum.

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      Tried this once after townsends (cooking yt channel that makes old timey food) said that it was really easy and good. Was easy. Was also terrible, do not recommend. Can bake a potato for exactly the same effort and get something 10 times better.

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        I bake onions all the time and they are really good, but the onion you choose makes a big difference. For potatoes you get different results as well but it’s all still pretty much hot starchy goodness. For onions you want something with a decently robust skin on it and mot something like a modern yellow onion which has a pretty thin outer layer and will probably overcook/dry on the outside before the inside gets nice and cooked.

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        On the grill it’s pretty good, but it does take a long time, and you hollow out the very middle and jam a bunch of butter in there, then tinfoil the whole thing. Keep it at high temp for a full hour. But yeah since learning how to do it, I’ve done it 0 times, so

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    I love how men just make fun of themselves and admit they are incompetent at surviving with any decent quality of life without a “woman” in the kitchen.

    I consider myself fucking shit at cooking compared to my mum but God damn people it’s not that difficult.

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      This is OP’s second account and he just wanted to flex his cooking.

      Source: I made it up

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      Boy Dinner is a different vibe, but if we’re talking cooking and sexist, I did have a gay uncle who was happy to be quoted saying;

      “Women don’t belong in the kitchen… if you want a good meal”

      Man was wildly out of pocket announcing that every hosted Thanksgiving to his sister’s eyerolls, but he knew how to cook a mean fucking steak!