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Jan 8 2021 06:21pm
Quote (BannyMcBannerson @ Jan 8 2021 06:14pm)
Never even heard of Sailor Jerry.
Cpt Morgan is alright for cocktails, but not much else.

I can recommend the Pampero Anniversario. It's way better than the regular Pampero.


Ever tried the honey rum from Tenerife? Sweet as hell, but not bad for a couple of sips.


I might just try that Pampero. Anything 90+ points is worth a shot.

I've never heard of Tenerife, but for my sweet tooth, I go for Crown Royal peach.
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Jan 8 2021 06:24pm
Quote (Santara @ Jan 8 2021 05:21pm)
I might just try that Pampero. Anything 90+ points is worth a shot.

I've never heard of Tenerife, but for my sweet tooth, I go for Crown Royal peach.


People here knock Crown Royal but I like their Harvest Rye more than most iv had. I am also admittedly a terrible benchmark.
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Jan 8 2021 06:33pm
Quote (Santara @ Jan 9 2021 01:21am)
I might just try that Pampero. Anything 90+ points is worth a shot.

I've never heard of Tenerife, but for my sweet tooth, I go for Crown Royal peach.



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenerife

They got decent cigars too (although I'm very far from an expert).

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vodka and pabst blue ribbon
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Jan 8 2021 10:14pm
Tried some Hatozaki small batch whiskey.

Japs know how to make good Scotch whiskey. Interesting mushroom notes from the Mizunara oak barrel aging.

Quote (Thor123422 @ Jan 8 2021 02:28pm)
I finally found a great butcher so thick as hell Ribeye steaks are on the menu every week.

Anybody got a good recommendation for a moderately priced ($40-$100 a bottle) wine or whisky that would go good with this for regular consumption?


For Wine, I always suggest going Spanish or Portugeuse. You'll get the same quality as Italian or French, but half the price.

If you don't mind price, a red Bordeaux is always great with steak.

Quote (LeBumJames @ Jan 8 2021 05:04pm)
buffalo trace is dope too. under 30 in my neck of the woods (philly)
FR single barrel is top notch compared to small batch but agree can't go wrong with that


Buffalo Trace is OP
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Quote (Ghot @ Jan 8 2021 06:32pm)
But if you're looking for truly gourmet food... you need look no further than Hormel Corned Beef Hash. Nuked with about 1.5 table spoons of light brown sugar.



https://i.imgur.com/ECvOrjn.png


this actually doesn't look terrible
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Quote (Thor123422 @ Jan 8 2021 12:28pm)
I finally found a great butcher so thick as hell Ribeye steaks are on the menu every week.

Anybody got a good recommendation for a moderately priced ($40-$100 a bottle) wine or whisky that would go good with this for regular consumption?


I'm happy to lurk for the occasional chuckle these days, but I can get behind food and drink discussion. Cabs go great with steak, but if you want to dig a little deeper into the possibilities, get a zinfandel (a real zinfandel; run fast from any and every white zinfandel). Zinfandel is especially good with ribeye as it's a bit more substantial than a cabernet. It cuts through the fat from a ribeye really well. It's particularly good if you opt for a spice rub on your steaks. On ribeyes I'm a fan of a Cajun rub ala Paul Prudhomme. Anyway, here are some of my favorites zin's. You can't go wrong with any of them. The price range is about 25-50. The Four Vines and Peter Franus are probably the easiest to find.

Turley (juvenile is great and reasonably priced; their Ueberroth is great but spendy)
Four Vines Biker (their other zins are also good; Biker is my favorite)
Red Soles
Peter Franus
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Quote (Thor123422 @ Jan 8 2021 04:36pm)
Only place I like coffee is in something chocolate, and then just a little bit to enhance the flavor. Otherwise I really hate coffee.

I like super sweet beer like Reds, but if it's not basically candy I can't drink it. Funny thing is my wife likes Guinness a lot. I'll sometimes cook with beer. Like I'll get a dark beer to deglaze a pan for chili.



Coffee is something I used to despise, honestly until recently. Legitimate coffee, coffee flavored ice cream, coffee in desserts etc

In residency I picked it up , we had this really awful machine and the quality was probably something you would get in Pakistan. My last year in residency we got a Starbucks in the hospital and my life changed. Going from that shit tier coffee too smooth dark roast. From then on I have been addicted to it. Not even for the caffeine. I get good enjoyment out of decaf also, the taste just grew on me so strong. Every night where I’m off the next day I try to drink a decaf with some cheat dessert and start the next day with a French press. My day goes downhill the moment the cup is finished.

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Quote (EndlessSky @ Jan 9 2021 12:14am)
Tried some Hatozaki small batch whiskey.

Japs know how to make good Scotch whiskey. Interesting mushroom notes from the Mizunara oak barrel aging.



For Wine, I always suggest going Spanish or Portugeuse. You'll get the same quality as Italian or French, but half the price.

If you don't mind price, a red Bordeaux is always great with steak.



Buffalo Trace is OP


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Jan 9 2021 12:33am
For any of you that like hotsauces, recently been doing some experimenting. Favorite so far is the kiwi-hotsauce.
Easy to make, but you'll need to eat it fairly quickly as I add no vinegar or smt. Dunno what fermenting it would do to the taste.

- Spicy green peppers (which, depends on your tolerance)
- Fresh ginger
- Couple of cloves of garlic
- Couple of peeled kiwis
- Tiny bit of olive oil
- Himalayan salt
- Ground black pepper

Toss all this in the blender until smooth.
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