(FLOSI'S Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

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re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

"...the insomnia and the anxiety kids get from having to wait...."

I love Grandma Arbuckle.

The opening scene with the gift that keeps on giving machine always makes me happy.
 
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I miss the Mexican food in Texas. It's lacking something here in Oklahoma. :(
 
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Holy crap! After my fury/Flosi beer and two glasses of my pumpkin ale, I'm stumbling around the house. :lol
 
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Gonna be drinking some Sam Adams Winter while watching The Hobbit at the AMC Dine-In tonight! :rock
 
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It took Flosi's birthday to bring gibby back. :yess:

:clap

Missed ya bro !

They'll fly in on Sunday evening! :panic:



I'm 39 tomorrow... :( Still younger than old man Waller.





gibby is here because he knows I'm done with school for winter break and that it's MY birthday tomorrow!

Hobbit for Stormy's birthday?

Yes, please! :D

Enjoy it bro !

39 was a tough one. Last one in the 30s. You're officially old next year. :1-1:

We are not !!!!!! I mean he is not ! :monkey3
 
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Think I'm going to whip up a batch of this tonight:

Fabulous Cooked Eggnog

1 cup of cream
1-1/2 cups milk
1 vanilla bean, sliced lengthwise
nutmeg as needed
4 eggs, separated (reserve two whites for another use; they freeze great)
2 ounces sugar (1/4 cup), plus 2 tablespoons for the meringue if you’re making that
12 ounces (or as much as tastes good!) rum, brandy, or bourbon

Combine the cream, 1 cup of the milk and vanilla bean in a pot, bring it to a simmer, then remove it from the heat. Add plenty of nutmeg shavings. Let the bean steep for 10 minutes, then removed the pod, scrape the inner beans out of the pod and return them to the milk
Combine the yolks and the sugar and whisk to combine. Whisking the yolks continuously, add the milk and cream.
Set a bowl big enough to contain the yolk-cream mixture in a larger bowl filled with a 50/50 mix of ice and water. Put a strainer in this bowl.
Return the yolk-cream mixture to the pot and stir it with a flat-edged spoon or heat-proof spatula over medium heat until the mixture thickens, a few minutes. It should coat the back of a spoon (you can take it as high as 165 degrees F./75 degrees C. if you want to measure). Poor it through the strainer into the bowl set in ice. Add the remaining milk and stir to combine and fully cool the mixture. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
Optional: make a meringue by whipping 2 egg whites till frothy, then adding 2 tablespoons of sugar and whipping to very soft peaks (do this shortly before serving for the best consistency).

To complete:

Combine 4 ounces of eggnog with 2 ounces of rum, brandy, or bourbon; add more nutmeg to taste, then add ice, top with meringue as desired and more gratings of nutmeg.

This recipe should give you about 20 ounces of eggnog.
 
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VASith = complete wildman......:lecture
 
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VASith = complete wildman......:lecture

Nothing will beat the aged eggnog I made 3 years ago. You age it in the fridge for a year before you drink it. Stuff was amazing!! Had to chuck it though when we lost power in a mega snowstorm 2 years ago. :(

Here's that recipe:

INGREDIENTS
For the eggnog:

12 large eggs yolks (reserve the whites)
2 cups granulated sugar
1 liter bourbon
1 quart (4 cups) whole milk
1 cup heavy cream
3/4 cup Cognac or brandy
1/2 cup Myers’s dark rum
Pinch fine salt

To serve:

12 reserved egg whites
1 1/2 cups cold heavy cream
Ice (optional)
Freshly grated nutmeg

INSTRUCTIONS
For the eggnog:

Place the reserved egg whites in a very clean and airtight container and freeze until the eggnog is ready to serve.
Combine the yolks and sugar in a large bowl and whisk until well blended and creamy.
Add the the remaining ingredients and stir to combine.
Transfer the mixture to a 1-gallon glass jar and tightly seal the lid. (Alternatively, you can bottle it.) Place in the refrigerator for at least 1 week and up to 3 years.

To serve:

The night before serving, place the frozen egg whites in the refrigerator to thaw.
When ready to serve, let the egg whites come to room temperature. Place the egg whites in the very clean bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment. Whisk on high speed until stiff peaks form, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove to a large punch bowl.
Place the cream in the stand mixer bowl (no need to wash the bowl) and whisk on high speed until medium peaks form, about 1 to 2 minutes. Remove to the punch bowl.
Stir the eggnog base with a rubber spatula to re-combine, then add it to the punch bowl. Gently whisk the eggnog together until just combined and no large pockets of whites or cream remain (do not overwhisk or you’ll deflate the eggnog). Serve in punch cups over ice, if desired, and garnished with grated nutmeg.

 
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