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i can also recommend the oil and herb method but in the oven add some tomato puree and sauteed vegetables and white wine.
think i'll be trying the pyze-guy method now.
on the topic of food, anyone here tried roasting their own coffee beans? i have a coffee project to do for school and i'm going to try out roasing my own beans today and wondered if anyone had pointers.
think i'll be trying the pyze-guy method now.
on the topic of food, anyone here tried roasting their own coffee beans? i have a coffee project to do for school and i'm going to try out roasing my own beans today and wondered if anyone had pointers.
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Originally Posted by operator
Beh forget those 105's. You can get better Tetktros for half the price.
Get the stick.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
on the topic of food, anyone here tried roasting their own coffee beans? i have a coffee project to do for school and i'm going to try out roasing my own beans today and wondered if anyone had pointers.
https://www.coffeegeek.com
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thanks for the info darkmother. yes, i have seen coffee geek; i used to spend many hours perusing it while bored at my old job. i've considered the popcorn maker method, but seeing as i don't have one, i think i may just do the stove top skillet method, simple, simple. i'll bring samples next time we do a ride for who ever is interested.
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
While not quite right for just dinner I find that making Gravlax from someone is one of the better ways to enjoy it. Try this recipe, I've had really good luck with it.

Originally Posted by darkmother
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Decidedly off-topic....weekly shinny hockey starts again tonite after a 3 week break due to a fire at the rink. Bunch of cyclists with day jobs (meaning no heavy hitting) and a total range of skill levels. 11 P.M. Monday nights at Moss Park Arena.
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So....you didn't buy the Soma....you RAT BASTAGE, FARGING ICE PICK!!! Not nice to tease like that...
On the cooking tip, thanks for the Salmon idea I need to eat more fish. Health tip if one is concerned about that sort of thing. I took a thai cooking course taught by the Heart Associations' Head Chef, Olive Oil is only healthy when not heated. If you use olive oil in cooking, once heated it becomes almost 100% saturated fat. Left alone it's wonderfully healthy with it's good fats. Cook with canola oil or a olive blend if you must have the extra "flav" from the olive oil. NOTE I am not a health nazi, but apparently most ppl think olive oil is good for you no matter what.... not so. I like my new gloves, they'll do until winter ones are required.
Who's been watching Heroes?
They'd have to invent a whole new sub-skill level for me to play hockey on ice.
On the cooking tip, thanks for the Salmon idea I need to eat more fish. Health tip if one is concerned about that sort of thing. I took a thai cooking course taught by the Heart Associations' Head Chef, Olive Oil is only healthy when not heated. If you use olive oil in cooking, once heated it becomes almost 100% saturated fat. Left alone it's wonderfully healthy with it's good fats. Cook with canola oil or a olive blend if you must have the extra "flav" from the olive oil. NOTE I am not a health nazi, but apparently most ppl think olive oil is good for you no matter what.... not so. I like my new gloves, they'll do until winter ones are required.Who's been watching Heroes?
They'd have to invent a whole new sub-skill level for me to play hockey on ice.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
That type of gravlax isn't so bad, it's the traditional (buried in sand and fermented) that scares me. If you're ever in Sweden and someone offers you Surströmming however, run. Run quickly. 
Well put.. those guys scare me in their obsessiveness.

Well put.. those guys scare me in their obsessiveness.
dare i ask what Surströmming is? i'm guessing someting to do with either salted fish, reindeer or socialism.
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Sounds like something Monty Python would either slap me with or bring to the after party.
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
While not quite right for just dinner I find that making Gravlax from someone is one of the better ways to enjoy it. Try this recipe, I've had really good luck with it.
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Please don't make gravlax out of me
wes, what kind or brooks did you get? welcome to the dark side!
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I got a brooks over the weekend too. British Racing Green B-17 Champion Deluxe with hammered rivets. It looks pretty pimped-out but it seems that at least for now its pimp hand is very strong, so I'm going to have to spend a while breaking it in. Should I listen to sheldon (quick way) or brooks (safe way) on how to break it in?
Get the stick.
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
It looks pretty pimped-out but it seems that at least for now its pimp hand is very strong, so I'm going to have to spend a while breaking it in. Should I listen to sheldon (quick way) or brooks (safe way) on how to break it in?
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Once it reshapes your ass the saddle will be quite pleased with itself and allow you to ride comfortably.
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My ass might as well be made of silly putty for all the saddles that have broken it in.
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Well then go ride my friend, enjoy your new saddle BRG eh?...nifty.
And Ronin.... a pox on you for teasing us about the Soma.....
And Ronin.... a pox on you for teasing us about the Soma.....
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Well then go ride my friend, enjoy your new saddle BRG eh?...nifty.
And Ronin.... a pox on you for teasing us about the Soma.....
And Ronin.... a pox on you for teasing us about the Soma.....

Ouch... I made an offer they couldn't refuse and they refused.
It was too carbony and zippy for a steal cyclo frame...
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Who's been watching Heroes?
They'd have to invent a whole new sub-skill level for me to play hockey on ice.
They'd have to invent a whole new sub-skill level for me to play hockey on ice.

Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
dare i ask what Surströmming is? i'm guessing someting to do with either salted fish, reindeer or socialism.
Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
wes, what kind or brooks did you get? welcome to the dark side!
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^^^ I just didn't feel justified in spending 100 extra dollars for Ti rails when the copper ones look so much better.
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and will survive a crash much better
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
I took a thai cooking course taught by the Heart Associations' Head Chef, Olive Oil is only healthy when not heated. If you use olive oil in cooking, once heated it becomes almost 100% saturated fat. Left alone it's wonderfully healthy with it's good fats. Cook with canola oil or a olive blend if you must have the extra "flav" from the olive oil. NOTE I am not a health nazi, but apparently most ppl think olive oil is good for you no matter what.... not so.
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According to this guy from the Heart Association, if you heat it (olive oil) you ruin all the good things in it (not only ruin the good, but convert it too bad thing), regardless of blend/quality. I cook with canola and will drizzle with olive oil. On occasion I will toss with olive and throw in the over. Fats be damned....
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
I got a brooks over the weekend too. British Racing Green B-17 Champion Deluxe with hammered rivets. It looks pretty pimped-out but it seems that at least for now its pimp hand is very strong, so I'm going to have to spend a while breaking it in. Should I listen to sheldon (quick way) or brooks (safe way) on how to break it in?
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
^^^ I just didn't feel justified in spending 100 extra dollars for Ti rails when the copper ones look so much better.
ps. mike said it right when he said "if either of those come anywhere near your commuter I'm going to kick your ass". One is on my lemond roadie, the other is still sitting in it's fancy box.




