John, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. -evyl grin-Are dirty old men also watching her bounce?
John, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. -evyl grin-Are dirty old men also watching her bounce?
Baking the tins.First time I’ve heard of this? What do you mean?
By "home-stoved," I mean that I cooked it in the tin. Most people do it in the oven. I put it in a vacuum bag and submerged in sous vide at 185 degrees for six hours. It seems to make Escudo a little sweeter, deeper, and more fruity. If you search "baking tins" or some such, you'll find lots of info. Here's Fred Hanna's essay on the practice.First time I’ve heard of this? What do you mean?
You should try it with Erinmore Flake.Now smoking GH&Co Scotch Mixture in a Danske Club volcano.
By "home-stoved," I mean that I cooked it in the tin. Most people do it in the oven. I put it in a vacuum bag and submerged in sous vide at 185 degrees for six hours. It seems to make Escudo a little sweeter, deeper, and more fruity. If you search "baking tins" or some such, you'll find lots of info. Here's Fred Hanna's essay on the practice.
But I like Erinmore just fine the way it is! That does sound good, though.You should try it with Erinmore Flake.
I now have something new to look forward to. Thanks.Now smoking GH&Co Scotch Mixture in a Danske Club volcano.
By "home-stoved," I mean that I cooked it in the tin. Most people do it in the oven. I put it in a vacuum bag and submerged in sous vide at 185 degrees for six hours. It seems to make Escudo a little sweeter, deeper, and more fruity. If you search "baking tins" or some such, you'll find lots of info. Here's Fred Hanna's essay on the practice.
Same, but it is great baked. I did it the first time accidentally by leaving a tin in a toolbox all day outside doing yardwork.?But I like Erinmore just fine the way it is! That does sound good, though.