Re: What are you making tonight?
Posted: Tue May 30, 2017 12:55 am
Trag, please share your egg cream recipe. I've only ever had/ made a Detroit egg cream.
Much thanks. You ever had the Detroit variety?tragabigzanda wrote:I'm not doing anything new per se, just riffing off of these recipes:wease wrote:Trag, please share your egg cream recipe. I've only ever had/ made a Detroit egg cream.
http://www.ediblebrooklyn.com/2014/scre ... cream-day/
And then I'm getting my syrups from this company:
http://portlandsyrups.com/
I liked this company a lot, because they only use cane sugar and natural botanicals -- no HFCS, artificial junk, etc. I used the coffee syrup last night, it was. Tonight I'm trying the Vanilla-Spice Rooibos syrup.
Detroit also uses Vernors ginger ale. And it HAS to be Vernors.tragabigzanda wrote:Nope, didn't realize there was a difference. After looking up the Detroit egg cream, seems like the exact same concept, just with a different brand of syrup.wease wrote:Much thanks. You ever had the Detroit variety?tragabigzanda wrote:I'm not doing anything new per se, just riffing off of these recipes:wease wrote:Trag, please share your egg cream recipe. I've only ever had/ made a Detroit egg cream.
http://www.ediblebrooklyn.com/2014/scre ... cream-day/
And then I'm getting my syrups from this company:
http://portlandsyrups.com/
I liked this company a lot, because they only use cane sugar and natural botanicals -- no HFCS, artificial junk, etc. I used the coffee syrup last night, it was. Tonight I'm trying the Vanilla-Spice Rooibos syrup.
Vernors is fucking gross. I wouldn't even call it ginger ale.wease wrote:Detroit also uses Vernors ginger ale. And it HAS to be Vernors.tragabigzanda wrote:Nope, didn't realize there was a difference. After looking up the Detroit egg cream, seems like the exact same concept, just with a different brand of syrup.wease wrote:Much thanks. You ever had the Detroit variety?tragabigzanda wrote:I'm not doing anything new per se, just riffing off of these recipes:wease wrote:Trag, please share your egg cream recipe. I've only ever had/ made a Detroit egg cream.
http://www.ediblebrooklyn.com/2014/scre ... cream-day/
And then I'm getting my syrups from this company:
http://portlandsyrups.com/
I liked this company a lot, because they only use cane sugar and natural botanicals -- no HFCS, artificial junk, etc. I used the coffee syrup last night, it was. Tonight I'm trying the Vanilla-Spice Rooibos syrup.
I can't argue against you, but it sure makes a better tasting Detroit egg cream.cutuphalfdead wrote:Vernors is fucking gross. I wouldn't even call it ginger ale.wease wrote:Detroit also uses Vernors ginger ale. And it HAS to be Vernors.tragabigzanda wrote:Nope, didn't realize there was a difference. After looking up the Detroit egg cream, seems like the exact same concept, just with a different brand of syrup.wease wrote:Much thanks. You ever had the Detroit variety?tragabigzanda wrote:I'm not doing anything new per se, just riffing off of these recipes:wease wrote:Trag, please share your egg cream recipe. I've only ever had/ made a Detroit egg cream.
http://www.ediblebrooklyn.com/2014/scre ... cream-day/
And then I'm getting my syrups from this company:
http://portlandsyrups.com/
I liked this company a lot, because they only use cane sugar and natural botanicals -- no HFCS, artificial junk, etc. I used the coffee syrup last night, it was. Tonight I'm trying the Vanilla-Spice Rooibos syrup.
Goddamn. I need to hang out with Trag.tragabigzanda wrote:Grilled shishkabobs w/halibut cheeks, pineapple, peppers, and onions in a chimichurri sauce. Also black rice and grilled asparagus. And a nice lager.
Except for the halibut cheeks. There's no way I'd get those anywhere near me.tragabigzanda wrote:This was very easy and very awesome.wease wrote:Goddamn. I need to hang out with Trag.tragabigzanda wrote:Grilled shishkabobs w/halibut cheeks, pineapple, peppers, and onions in a chimichurri sauce. Also black rice and grilled asparagus. And a nice lager.
nice..i didn't get a james beard award for nuthin..tragabigzanda wrote:Oh, hey, we did hash browns the other night and your techniques worked great. Thanks!doug rr wrote:omelettes and hash browns