(26-09-2021, 07:26 AM)Kol Wrote: [ -> ]Sticking with custardgate,I think my pet hate with deserts is anything with alcohol flavour, especially sweets with alcohol flavoured filling. Cakes I can manage but again, not a fan if them.
I agree with you on the alcohol desserts. My sister in law is Romanian. They love chocolates with alcohol in them. Any time her relations have come to visit they bring a big box of them to us.
I don't like alcohol in desserts or chocolates either , Tiramisu (sp?) I don't like either . Favourite dessert would be a lemon cheesecake or a fresh fruit pavlova.
Gorgeous Autumn morning here , floors mopped, coffee time now ☺
Yep, gorgeous autumn day here in Cork as well. Nothing like rain beating against the windows and the wind howling outside to get you into that fall mood
Just finished a coffee here. I'll have to brave that weather to get some bits and bobs I forgot yesterday. Good thing I live 100 metres away from a shopping centre
Sofaside, debating what to do with my day
I might get up.
I like custard
(26-09-2021, 03:02 PM)Diamonds of Frost Wrote: [ -> ]...I like custard
I bet you do
Deployed favourite search engine to find pics of you in the bed with custard
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even with moderate filtering there were some very NSFW pics and not a sign of a blush on your sweet aghaidh
(26-09-2021, 09:49 AM)Mam of 4 Wrote: [ -> ]Tiramisu (sp?) I don't like either
I love chocolate or coffee desserts with booze in them. I'd happily eat my own body weight of tiramisu or proper Black Forest with loads of kirsch in it. My mother used to make a coffee cake years ago that was finished off by soaking it with whiskey or brandy. It was amazingly good, although you'd probably fail a breathalyser after a couple of slices.
(26-09-2021, 10:16 PM)Barna77 Wrote: [ -> ] (26-09-2021, 09:49 AM)Mam of 4 Wrote: [ -> ]Tiramisu (sp?) I don't like either
Lol , I know it's crazy! I love coffee , coffee cake , Tiramisu is a big NOPE , pity there isn't a vomit emoji
(26-09-2021, 10:30 PM)Mam of 4 Wrote: [ -> ] (26-09-2021, 10:16 PM)Barna77 Wrote: [ -> ]
Lol , I know it's crazy! I love coffee , coffee cake , Tiramisu is a big NOPE , pity there isn't a vomit emoji
Oddly enough, I love tiramisu, coffee cake, coffee slices, beers with coffee in them, etc., but I don't like coffee. I can't stomach drinking it because it's too bitter and I don't really see the point of sweetening it excessively just so I could drink it.
Serious question..do tee total people avoid food with alcohol?
(26-09-2021, 10:54 PM)Zaph Wrote: [ -> ] (26-09-2021, 10:30 PM)Mam of 4 Wrote: [ -> ]Lol , I know it's crazy! I love coffee , coffee cake , Tiramisu is a big NOPE , pity there isn't a vomit emoji
Oddly enough, I love tiramisu, coffee cake, coffee slices, beers with coffee in them, etc., but I don't like coffee. I can't stomach drinking it because it's too bitter and I don't really see the point of sweetening it excessively just so I could drink it.
I love coffee and booze but apart from tiramisu I don't like any other coffee type cakes of food that contain alcohol
(26-09-2021, 11:39 PM)Purple Mountain Wrote: [ -> ]Serious question..do tee total people avoid food with alcohol?
I do. With the sole exception of Christmas pudding. So no bailey's cheesecake, no black forest gateaux, no red wine jus, no sauces with wine or beer etc, no flambé. Partly I don't like the taste, partly medications are all "avoid alcohol" and partly it takes so little to effect me.
Is there alcohol in tiramisu? I never knew that and I do like it.
Regarding coffee, I only started drinking it in the last 5 years or so, hated it before that. Now when I say coffee, I couldnt drink an espresso, I need milk of some sort in it
(26-09-2021, 11:39 PM)Purple Mountain Wrote: [ -> ]Serious question..do tee total people avoid food with alcohol?
Probably depends on the reason to be tee total. If medical reasons like nothing then best avoid. I do know a Pioneer who’d lash into the boozy foods at every opportunity because the pledge was only to avoiding’drinkong’ the alcohol but didn’t say you couldn’t ‘eat’ it.
(27-09-2021, 06:53 AM)quickbeam Wrote: [ -> ] (26-09-2021, 11:39 PM)Purple Mountain Wrote: [ -> ]Serious question..do tee total people avoid food with alcohol?
Probably depends on the reason to be tee total. If medical reasons like nothing then best avoid. I do know a Pioneer who’d lash into the boozy foods at every opportunity because the pledge was only to avoiding’drinkong’ the alcohol but didn’t say you couldn’t ‘eat’ it.
Where is the facepalm emoji when you need it
With some desserts the alcohol is not cooked so therefore it is still alcoholic and they probably should be avoided (I'm definitely not tee total but for some who is I think sherry trifle, for example, should be on the nope list - that said sherry trifle is always on my nope list, yuck), but in a cooked sauce at 79 degrees the alcoholic element is fully evaporated.
(27-09-2021, 08:24 AM)ari101 Wrote: [ -> ] (27-09-2021, 06:53 AM)quickbeam Wrote: [ -> ]Probably depends on the reason to be tee total. If medical reasons like nothing then best avoid. I do know a Pioneer who’d lash into the boozy foods at every opportunity because the pledge was only to avoiding’drinkong’ the alcohol but didn’t say you couldn’t ‘eat’ it.
Where is the facepalm emoji when you need it
With some desserts the alcohol is not cooked so therefore it is still alcoholic and they probably should be avoided (I'm definitely not tee total but for some who is I think sherry trifle, for example, should be on the nope list - that said sherry trifle is always on my nope list, yuck), but in a cooked sauce at 79 degrees the alcoholic element is fully evaporated.
Unfortunately you have been lied to
it reduces over time but can take a hell of a long time to get it fully evaporated. There was a study done on it previously about alcohol retention
Edit: had a quick Google, found the name of the study if you want to read it, it's quiet interesting
Alcohol retention in food preparation [1992]
(27-09-2021, 08:42 AM)Leg End Reject Wrote: [ -> ]Ugh, Monday again.
Tell me about it, weekend has gone so quick bleh
(27-09-2021, 06:53 AM)quickbeam Wrote: [ -> ] (26-09-2021, 11:39 PM)Purple Mountain Wrote: [ -> ]Serious question..do tee total people avoid food with alcohol?
Probably depends on the reason to be tee total. If medical reasons like nothing then best avoid. I do know a Pioneer who’d lash into the boozy foods at every opportunity because the pledge was only to avoiding’drinkong’ the alcohol but didn’t say you couldn’t ‘eat’ it.
My partner doesn't drink, not for medical reasons or religious reasons, just not a fan of being drunk and losing the next day hungover. He will have desserts or food with alcohol, he loves tiramisu and sherry trifle. But that's the extent of his alcohol intake.
Sofaside, lasagne in the oven, dreading trying to get through my big list of to dos.
(27-09-2021, 09:09 AM)Trigger Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately you have been lied to it reduces over time but can take a hell of a long time to get it fully evaporated. There was a study done on it previously about alcohol retention
Edit: had a quick Google, found the name of the study if you want to read it, it's quiet interesting
Alcohol retention in food preparation [1992]
Was gonna say the same though my source was QI.
(27-09-2021, 01:05 PM)quickbeam Wrote: [ -> ] (27-09-2021, 09:09 AM)Trigger Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately you have been lied to it reduces over time but can take a hell of a long time to get it fully evaporated. There was a study done on it previously about alcohol retention
Edit: had a quick Google, found the name of the study if you want to read it, it's quiet interesting
Alcohol retention in food preparation [1992]
Was gonna say the same though my source was QI.
So was mine
I read up on it after seeing that episode
Moral of this story... Must watch more QI
I love QI for random bits of weird info.. One of my favourites is that a robin doesn't actually have a red breast, it is orange. When the 'robin red breast' was named there was no colour orange, so what we now called orange was called red. It's the same reason we call people with orange hair 'redheads'..
Although being on QI it's probably not true and someone will now come to say that I'm wrong
(27-09-2021, 01:50 PM)lorcand1990 Wrote: [ -> ]I love QI for random bits of weird info.. One of my favourites is that a robin doesn't actually have a red breast, it is orange. When the 'robin red breast' was named there was no colour orange, so what we now called orange was called red. It's the same reason we call people with orange hair 'redheads'..
Although being on QI it's probably not true and someone will now come to say that I'm wrong
Orange the colour is named after orange the fruit, it used to be called yellow-red, so can totally believe that. (QI tweeted about this today)
Feck the to do list, going back to bed for a bit
(27-09-2021, 03:29 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Feck the to do list, going back to bed for a bit
Bed. The greatest of places. And remember Nothing, why do today what you can do next month
At least that's my motto.
(27-09-2021, 03:54 PM)Diamonds of Frost Wrote: [ -> ] (27-09-2021, 03:29 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Feck the to do list, going back to bed for a bit
Bed. The greatest of places. And remember Nothing, why do today what you can do next month At least that's my motto.
Anything urgent is already done, can take my time with the rest
(27-09-2021, 01:52 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ] (27-09-2021, 01:50 PM)lorcand1990 Wrote: [ -> ]I love QI for random bits of weird info.. One of my favourites is that a robin doesn't actually have a red breast, it is orange. When the 'robin red breast' was named there was no colour orange, so what we now called orange was called red. It's the same reason we call people with orange hair 'redheads'..
Although being on QI it's probably not true and someone will now come to say that I'm wrong
Orange the colour is named after orange the fruit, it used to be called yellow-red, so can totally believe that. (QI tweeted about this today)
Mars is also Orange but called the red planet.
(27-09-2021, 04:13 PM)Trigger Wrote: [ -> ] (27-09-2021, 01:52 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Orange the colour is named after orange the fruit, it used to be called yellow-red, so can totally believe that. (QI tweeted about this today)
Mars is also Orange but called the red planet.
And has a blue sunset
And red lemonade is most definitely not red.
And "an orange" is actually a corruption of "a norange" which is what it used to be called.
.... is what an incorrect person would say. Though it's often cited as true.
However, apron did used to be called napron, and umpire used to be called numpire.
More here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebracketing#In_English
(27-09-2021, 04:13 PM)Trigger Wrote: [ -> ] (27-09-2021, 01:52 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Orange the colour is named after orange the fruit, it used to be called yellow-red, so can totally believe that. (QI tweeted about this today)
Mars is also Orange but called the red planet.
And:
"...the chances of anything coming from Mars
are a million to one, they said!"
Enjoy that ear worm
Tableside, after working from home today. Still have to get used to this "hybrid" malarkey...
nearly all my custard spilled over and made a big puddle in the microwave
Oh man, that sucks!
Did you try to recreate that volcano in the Canaries?
managed to pour some back into the jug, enough to go with my mini apple crumble tart
(27-09-2021, 08:30 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ] nearly all my custard spilled over and made a big puddle in the microwave
pic of Nothing doing cleanup following custard spill
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That was a killer of a day, Monday has outdone itself.
