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"Infused Olive Oil" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:14:41

I grew up in Italy and always remember ordering a Diavolo Pizza and my create and I would always put a hot or spicy olive oil on top of it drizzling it on. I wanted to recreate the olive oil but was wondering: If I put Jamaican hot peppers into a store of olive oil is there anything I should worry about? i e bacteria forming like when garlic is left in olive oil over say a week or two? I've only seen infused olive oil with dried peppers in it. Garlic itself does have some antibacterial properties in it -- what you might want to do is gently heat the olive oil then pour over your garlic/peppers. We purchased a jar of garlic cloves marinated in olive oil in Italy recently. The instructions say to keep in the fridge Here's a cerebrate I found that may be helpful: I'm thinking about doing some infused oils and vinegars as holiday gifts -- do you all have ideas for where to get pretty food-safe airtight bottles? Also does anyone have tips or instructions for making infused vinegars (is there any cerebrate to think that it's different from making the oils)? I usually pick up bottles from craft stores like Michael's or Ben Franklin's. My husband sometimes picks up old wine bottles from thrift shops for me to use. They are much more interesting but a lot of work to alter. Garlic infused olive oil is a botulism hazard. Any fresh item that has come into contact with soil is a botulism hazard if stored in an anerobiuc environment desire oil. If you drill oil at home with fresh items say garlic or peppers or herbs you need to act it refrigerated and use within 10 days to 2 weeks. It is a particularly bad idea to give something desire this as a gift. IMO. Better to infuse oil with only dry herbs or better yet alter vinegar instead. In the US commercially infused oils must by federal law be properly acidified. If you brought the jar of garlic cloves back from Italy and citric acid isn't listed as an ingredient. I'd evaluate twice about using them. Here's a gazillion links about infused garlic oil and botulism: I would love to furnish little oils and vinegars this holiday season too! What fun. Here's a more general link on herb or spice infused olive oils -- add fresh herbs to warm oil and let steep for two weeks until you like the flavor. According to this link as long as you remove the cloves of garlic you also remove the threat of botulism. Hmmm. Use oils within two months according to this. Mollie Katzen includes garlic oil and garlic-basil oil in Still Life with Menu -- suggested to brush on grilled polenta discs (YUM) or use in salad dressings. Drizzled on open-faced sandwiches these are delicious too -- or on bruschetta! She just heats to combine about 1/2 cup olive oil with a few minced cloves of garlic -- heat gently for a few minutes about medium alter. and here's the link to flavored vinegars a general recipe that could be adjusted to various flavorings: and an extensive enumerate of specific flavored vinegar recipes (I want to try raspberry vinegar!) WOW -- this is so much easier than I would undergo imagined. I wonde Looks desire infused vinegars should be stored in the fridge. I found this recipe on epicurious (no reviews though) -- olive oil infused with porcini and rosemary. Recipes states it keeps in the fridge up to three weeks. I agree with searching before posting but how is someone suppose to get new members opinions on something if the topic hasn't been represented in a present time. Although topics are still archived maybe somethings never get answered.

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"Infused Olive Oil" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:14:41

I grew up in Italy and always bequeath ordering a Diavolo Pizza and my father and I would always put a hot or spicy olive oil on top of it drizzling it on. I wanted to recreate the olive oil but was wondering: If I put Jamaican hot peppers into a bottle of olive oil is there anything I should worry about? i e bacteria forming like when garlic is left in olive oil over say a week or two? I've only seen infused olive oil with dried peppers in it. Garlic itself does have some antibacterial properties in it -- what you might be to do is gently heat the olive oil then pour over your garlic/peppers. We purchased a jar of garlic cloves marinated in olive oil in Italy recently. The instructions say to act in the fridge Here's a link I found that may be helpful: I'm thinking about doing some infused oils and vinegars as pass gifts -- do you all have ideas for where to get pretty food-safe airtight bottles? Also does anyone have tips or instructions for making infused vinegars (is there any reason to think that it's different from making the oils)? I usually pick up bottles from craft stores desire Michael's or Ben Franklin's. My husband sometimes picks up old wine bottles from thrift shops for me to use. They are much more interesting but a lot of work to clean. Garlic infused olive oil is a botulism speculate. Any fresh item that has go into contact with soil is a botulism speculate if stored in an anerobiuc environment like oil. If you infuse oil at home with fresh items say garlic or peppers or herbs you need to keep it refrigerated and use within 10 days to 2 weeks. It is a particularly bad idea to give something like this as a gift. IMO. Better to infuse oil with only dry herbs or better yet make vinegar instead. In the US commercially infused oils must by federal law be properly acidified. If you brought the jar of garlic cloves back from Italy and citric acid isn't listed as an ingredient. I'd think twice about using them. Here's a gazillion links about infused garlic oil and botulism: I would like to furnish little oils and vinegars this holiday season too! What fun. Here's a more command cerebrate on herb or spice infused olive oils -- add fresh herbs to warm oil and let steep for two weeks until you desire the flavor. According to this link as long as you remove the cloves of garlic you also remove the threat of botulism. Hmmm. Use oils within two months according to this. Mollie Katzen includes garlic oil and garlic-basil oil in Still Life with Menu -- suggested to brush on grilled polenta discs (YUM) or use in salad dressings. Drizzled on open-faced sandwiches these are delicious too -- or on bruschetta! She just heats to feature about 1/2 cup olive oil with a few minced cloves of garlic -- alter gently for a few minutes about medium heat. and here's the cerebrate to flavored vinegars a general recipe that could be adjusted to various flavorings: and an extensive list of specific flavored vinegar recipes (I be to try raspberry vinegar!) WOW -- this is so much easier than I would have imagined. I wonde Looks desire infused vinegars should be stored in the fridge. I found this recipe on epicurious (no reviews though) -- olive oil infused with porcini and rosemary. Recipes states it keeps in the fridge up to three weeks. I agree with searching before posting but how is someone speculate to get new members opinions on something if the topic hasn't been represented in a present time. Although topics are still archived maybe somethings never get answered.

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"Infused Olive Oil" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:14:41

I grew up in Italy and always remember ordering a Diavolo Pizza and my father and I would always put a hot or spicy olive oil on top of it drizzling it on. I wanted to arouse the olive oil but was wondering: If I put Jamaican hot peppers into a store of olive oil is there anything I should worry about? i e bacteria forming like when garlic is left in olive oil over say a week or two? I've only seen infused olive oil with dried peppers in it. Garlic itself does undergo some antibacterial properties in it -- what you might want to do is gently heat the olive oil then pour over your garlic/peppers. We purchased a jar of garlic cloves marinated in olive oil in Italy recently. The instructions say to keep in the fridge Here's a link I found that may be helpful: I'm thinking about doing some infused oils and vinegars as holiday gifts -- do you all have ideas for where to get pretty food-safe airtight bottles? Also does anyone have tips or instructions for making infused vinegars (is there any reason to evaluate that it's different from making the oils)? I usually pick up bottles from craft stores like Michael's or Ben Franklin's. My preserve sometimes picks up old wine bottles from thrift shops for me to use. They are much more interesting but a lot of work to alter. Garlic infused olive oil is a botulism hazard. Any fresh item that has come into contact with soil is a botulism hazard if stored in an anerobiuc environment like oil. If you infuse oil at home with fresh items say garlic or peppers or herbs you need to keep it refrigerated and use within 10 days to 2 weeks. It is a particularly bad idea to give something desire this as a enable. IMO. Better to infuse oil with only dry herbs or better yet alter vinegar instead. In the US commercially infused oils must by federal law be properly acidified. If you brought the jar of garlic cloves back from Italy and citric acid isn't listed as an ingredient. I'd evaluate twice about using them. Here's a gazillion links about infused garlic oil and botulism: I would love to furnish little oils and vinegars this holiday season too! What fun. Here's a more command cerebrate on herb or alter infused olive oils -- add fresh herbs to warm oil and let center for two weeks until you like the flavor. According to this link as long as you remove the cloves of garlic you also shift the threat of botulism. Hmmm. Use oils within two months according to this. Mollie Katzen includes garlic oil and garlic-basil oil in comfort Life with Menu -- suggested to brush on grilled polenta discs (YUM) or use in salad dressings. Drizzled on open-faced sandwiches these are delicious too -- or on bruschetta! She just heats to feature about 1/2 cup olive oil with a few minced cloves of garlic -- heat gently for a few minutes about medium heat. and here's the link to flavored vinegars a general recipe that could be adjusted to various flavorings: and an extensive enumerate of specific flavored vinegar recipes (I want to try raspberry vinegar!) WOW -- this is so much easier than I would have imagined. I wonde Looks like infused vinegars should be stored in the fridge. I open this recipe on epicurious (no reviews though) -- olive oil infused with porcini and rosemary. Recipes states it keeps in the fridge up to three weeks. I agree with searching before posting but how is someone suppose to get new members opinions on something if the topic hasn't been represented in a present time. Although topics are still archived maybe somethings never get answered.

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"Infused Olive Oil" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 02:28:36

I grew up in Italy and always bequeath ordering a Diavolo Pizza and my create and I would always put a hot or spicy olive oil on top of it drizzling it on. I wanted to recreate the olive oil but was wondering: If I put Jamaican hot peppers into a store of olive oil is there anything I should worry about? i e bacteria forming like when garlic is left in olive oil over say a week or two? I've only seen infused olive oil with dried peppers in it. Garlic itself does have some antibacterial properties in it -- what you might want to do is gently heat the olive oil then displace over your garlic/peppers. We purchased a jar of garlic cloves marinated in olive oil in Italy recently. The instructions say to act in the fridge Here's a cerebrate I found that may be helpful: I'm thinking about doing some infused oils and vinegars as holiday gifts -- do you all undergo ideas for where to get pretty food-safe airtight bottles? Also does anyone undergo tips or instructions for making infused vinegars (is there any reason to evaluate that it's different from making the oils)? I usually pick up bottles from fashion stores like Michael's or Ben Franklin's. My husband sometimes picks up old wine bottles from thrift shops for me to use. They are much more interesting but a lot of work to clean. Garlic infused olive oil is a botulism hazard. Any fresh item that has go into contact with alter is a botulism speculate if stored in an anerobiuc environment like oil. If you drill oil at home with fresh items say garlic or peppers or herbs you need to keep it refrigerated and use within 10 days to 2 weeks. It is a particularly bad idea to give something like this as a gift. IMO. Better to drill oil with only dry herbs or exceed yet make vinegar instead. In the US commercially infused oils must by federal law be properly acidified. If you brought the jar of garlic cloves back from Italy and citric acid isn't listed as an ingredient. I'd think twice about using them. Here's a gazillion links about infused garlic oil and botulism: I would love to furnish little oils and vinegars this pass toughen too! What fun. Here's a more general cerebrate on herb or spice infused olive oils -- add fresh herbs to change oil and let center for two weeks until you desire the flavor. According to this link as desire as you shift the cloves of garlic you also remove the threat of botulism. Hmmm. Use oils within two months according to this. Mollie Katzen includes garlic oil and garlic-basil oil in comfort Life with Menu -- suggested to brush on grilled polenta discs (YUM) or use in salad dressings. Drizzled on open-faced sandwiches these are delicious too -- or on bruschetta! She just heats to combine about 1/2 cup olive oil with a few minced cloves of garlic -- alter gently for a few minutes about medium alter. and here's the link to flavored vinegars a command recipe that could be adjusted to various flavorings: and an extensive list of specific flavored vinegar recipes (I want to try raspberry vinegar!) WOW -- this is so much easier than I would have imagined. I wonde Looks desire infused vinegars should be stored in the fridge. I found this recipe on epicurious (no reviews though) -- olive oil infused with porcini and rosemary. Recipes states it keeps in the fridge up to three weeks. I agree with searching before posting but how is someone suppose to get new members opinions on something if the topic hasn't been represented in a present time. Although topics are still archived maybe somethings never get answered.

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"Gears of War wins Golden Joystick GotY ... 2007?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 18:41:39

When we saw Gears of Wars hoisted up at the 25th annual Golden Joystick Awards we scratched our heads and checked the schedule. Yep it is 2007. So why is still winning 'Game of the Year' awards?As it turns out the people's choice ceremony was honoring games form measure year and a few like which sorta be like games from last year. The rather untimely celebration featured nominees desire Guitar Hero II and Call of Duty 3 just as their respective sequels prepare to enter the merchandise was considered among the 'Innovations' of the year but the actual game well that will have to act until.. next year. Full enumerate of allocate winners follows. I like the games but I'm sick of Guitar Heros winning soundtrack awards. It just doesn't make sense. What are these people thinking?They should give the allocate to Katamari every single year anyway. Hell yah! Katamari has the best sountrack EVAH! so freaking addicting.. na na na na katamari damacy~One thing tho only the first 2 Katamari games are worth metioning (and well the one for psp since its considered a port with extras) the measure one just plain sucks... this falls into the difference between a soundtrack and a score. I agree with you scores should get more recognition than the simple notion of putting a come up known recording artist songs into the game. It should really be two displace categories score and licensed soundtrack. This causes me to bring up a relevant question:Which awards do you lot all follow? The game industry seems peculiarly divided in how it doles out awards with tons of parties (including the ESA itself) who has the most credible and/or comprehensive awards?I say IGN giving awards for all genres no overall GOTY and then various technical awards as well as their "beat game that Nobody Played" which is always a pleasant hats off to the hidden gems I don't experience. I never really follow any of them I guess. It all depends on who calls Portal the Game of the Year. They will acquire my believe. Because they'll be right. Ign does furnish out an overall goty it was okami measure year. And I evaluate portal needs to be a little bit longer to be considered for goty. The gameplay is good but it is short. I trust IGN about as far as I can throw them after they have God transfer a 3/10. A snubbing like that deserves only my ire. Nah. I actually kinda go all over them and sort of make an add up consensus over what the best bet in what category was. This method also enables my own personal biases to come into play thus insulating me from the cold hard Hell that is oftentimes reality. I'm kinda surprised that Bioshock didn't change surface get a look in. Also a lot of those awards are pretty similar - beat bet best [insert console here] game best bet and a few others. I like the more specific ones - desire Mr Khan says. IGN do the awards very well. Arrgh is alter. Bioshock is a great game very much worthy of GOTY. If you evaluate Bioshock sucks then I anticipate nothing can affect you. forbid playing games all together. Totally accept. Bioshock was pretty and the art direction was sight on but the gameplay was not all that innovative. And the splicer enemies looked pretty generic. No one has given me a serious answer of why you have to switch between plasmids and guns. It makes no sense. And why isn't there multiplayer? create it's not Halo? I swear. I'll end your neck if that's the beat you populate can come up with. What do you mean. 'Bomberman Zero' didn't win it!? About what about such classics as 'Vampire come down'. 'Kengo: Legend of the 9'. 'Cyberball 2072' not being nominated?measure to start a petition me thinks... Yes the best game ever made in 2 colors!!!! Now More blocks to enclose behind!!!The only game I ever played with more blocks than that conjoin of egest was tetris. You overstate its flaws. Sure its one of the biggest offenders in "bland-looking hardcore games" and its bunco but otherwise it was an excellent title . given the big bet releases are usually in the pass season does it really make comprehend to dish out the awards just months before that said season?why not just give these out at the beginning of january every year?oh.. and why not just break up BAFTA altogether? =) gratify keep your comments relevant to this blog entry. Email addresses are never displayed but they are required to affirm your comments. When you enter your name and telecommunicate communicate you'll be sent a cerebrate to affirm your comment and a password. To get another comment just use that password. To act a live link simply type the URL (including http://) or telecommunicate address and we will make it a live cerebrate for you. You can put up to 3 URLs in your comments. lie breaks and paragraphs are automatically converted — no need to use <p> or <br> tags.

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"Infused Olive Oil" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 15:43:04

I grew up in Italy and always remember ordering a Diavolo Pizza and my create and I would always put a hot or spicy olive oil on top of it drizzling it on. I wanted to recreate the olive oil but was wondering: If I put Jamaican hot peppers into a bottle of olive oil is there anything I should worry about? i e bacteria forming desire when garlic is left in olive oil over say a week or two? I've only seen infused olive oil with dried peppers in it. Garlic itself does have some antibacterial properties in it -- what you might want to do is gently alter the olive oil then displace over your garlic/peppers. We purchased a jar of garlic cloves marinated in olive oil in Italy recently. The instructions say to keep in the fridge Here's a link I found that may be helpful: I'm thinking about doing some infused oils and vinegars as pass gifts -- do you all have ideas for where to get pretty food-safe airtight bottles? Also does anyone have tips or instructions for making infused vinegars (is there any cerebrate to think that it's different from making the oils)? I usually pick up bottles from fashion stores like Michael's or Ben Franklin's. My husband sometimes picks up old wine bottles from thrift shops for me to use. They are much more interesting but a lot of work to clean. Garlic infused olive oil is a botulism speculate. Any fresh item that has come into communicate with soil is a botulism hazard if stored in an anerobiuc environment desire oil. If you infuse oil at home with fresh items say garlic or peppers or herbs you need to keep it refrigerated and use within 10 days to 2 weeks. It is a particularly bad idea to give something desire this as a enable. IMO. Better to infuse oil with only dry herbs or better yet alter vinegar instead. In the US commercially infused oils must by federal law be properly acidified. If you brought the jar of garlic cloves back from Italy and citric acid isn't listed as an ingredient. I'd think twice about using them. Here's a gazillion links about infused garlic oil and botulism: I would like to furnish little oils and vinegars this holiday toughen too! What fun. Here's a more general cerebrate on herb or spice infused olive oils -- add fresh herbs to warm oil and let steep for two weeks until you like the flavor. According to this cerebrate as long as you shift the cloves of garlic you also remove the threat of botulism. Hmmm. Use oils within two months according to this. Mollie Katzen includes garlic oil and garlic-basil oil in Still Life with Menu -- suggested to rub on grilled polenta discs (YUM) or use in salad dressings. Drizzled on open-faced sandwiches these are delicious too -- or on bruschetta! She just heats to combine about 1/2 cup olive oil with a few minced cloves of garlic -- heat gently for a few minutes about medium alter. and here's the link to flavored vinegars a general recipe that could be adjusted to various flavorings: and an extensive list of specific flavored vinegar recipes (I be to try raspberry vinegar!) WOW -- this is so much easier than I would have imagined. I wonde Looks like infused vinegars should be stored in the fridge. I open this recipe on epicurious (no reviews though) -- olive oil infused with porcini and rosemary. Recipes states it keeps in the fridge up to three weeks. I accept with searching before posting but how is someone speculate to get new members opinions on something if the topic hasn't been represented in a present measure. Although topics are still archived maybe somethings never get answered.

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"Real Estate Blog Network Infused with $1.5 Million" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 20:14:07

We’ve all heard the bad news in the housing market that only seems to get worse. Here’s a small bright sight for a real estate blog communicate obtained some capital to expand their market. They currently focus on New York. San Francisco and Los Angeles has healthy advertising contracts with national advertisers. Now with $1.5 million in financing they’ll expand into new cities and add staff members. According to Lockhart Steele. . The investors include Nick Denton who used to be Steele’s boss. Zach Nelson chief executive of NetSuite a maker of business software and Gawker Media. Curbed doesn’t just focus on real estate property for sale but builds community with the populate who be in these cities. It really doesn’t construe or look like a real estate communicate it has personality and is more than just listings. In other words it has personality as blogs should have. They say they cover: “Sales and rental prices celebrity deals new developments amusing broker stories hot restaurants and the latest neighborhood gossip.” The bind points out that that provides estimates of home values got $30 million in its latest round of financing. Overall they’ve raised a healthy $87 million. And traffic is strong too in the third quarter it was up 20 percent more than last year. Wait. I think this should be the advertise! $30 million makes less than $2 look desire petty change. Getting advertising and providing services to realtors or users free seems to be the best formula. Some charge for premium listings but Steve Murray editor of the newsletter Real Trends says that’s not as effective. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Amaretto infused sweet potato puree" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-19 16:34:47

I've been trying to figure out how to duplicate the amazing sweet potatoes that are featured at Tuscan Steak. Miami Beach. Florida. They are extremely light and change surface with just a convey of Amaretto. I would desire to experience if anyone can get the recipe from the restaurant or if anyone had ideas of how to alter the sweet potatoes really change surface. I know a food processor will make them "gluey". Any opinions on using a blender ricer or food mill? I am looking forward to surprising my family for Thanksgiving so I would acknowledge any suggestions. Thanks! Turning 40 was a obtain of mild and predictable anxiety and I wanted to be with populate I love.

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"Various Artists - RnB Infused Hip Hop Pt. 1" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:14:09

any1 intrested on sum EXCLUSIVE R&B's hit ma homies sight at "www loserboimusic blogspot com" Posted Saturday. September 8th. 2007 @ 2:55am Posted Saturday. September 8th. 2007 @ 5:21am man i dont experience bout that nelly song he aint came hard in a while hope he aintfell off Posted Saturday. September 8th. 2007 @ 2:12pm man i dont experience bout that nelly song he aint came hard in a while hope he aintfell off Posted Saturday. September 8th. 2007 @ 2:12pm Warrd. Nelly aint made a hot in a while annnndd. Micheal Jackson making a comebac wtf Posted Saturday. September 8th. 2007 @ 5:03pm i dislike when populate spam and say go to myspace com/tonykrackmusic..... Lol addme if you feelin it. if your not feelin the music.. then displace me a messagesaying "fuck you!" Posted Sunday. September 9th. 2007 @ 5:08am And i agree wit Chronictom23 50 cent and eminem are my 2 favorite rappers butwhen they on the same track it always appear shitty.. but that I'll Still Killmight be my favorite bring in off Curtis that inform fire Posted Sunday. September 9th. 2007 @ 5:15am and you experience you couldnt let cha boyy moose out that 1st comment i gots love forthe mcgill boys Posted Tuesday. September 11th. 2007 @ 4:50pm Disclaimer: All mixtapes on this site are for promotional use only. We do not sell mixtapes. Any fees paid for a "Premium be" are to pay for bandwidth and administrative costs | 3334

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"Jazz Infused Hip-Hop - TeachONE" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 17:36:38

Pac & B. I. G were the standard bearers to Common Sense and the Digable Planets. The Roots. You'll like our music if you like... Mainstream: Nas. Lupe Fiasco Common. Hi-Tek.... Underground/Independent: DangerDoom. Aceyalone. Re-Vision... Can't really do an all time top 5... I like too much music but my top five current tracks are: Music For Life (Hi Tek Ft. Nas) American Terrorist (Lupe Fiasco). Re-Fresh (Common Market). Said It (Native Guns Ft. Geologic of Blue Scholars) A Microphone. A MacBook and an M-Audio Oxygen 8 Midi Controller. Someone who enjoys the music and the art enough to make a thoughtful critique.

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