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alacran
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Well there are good memories from all, but no one has the right receipt, for the eggs, I lived in Long Beach, Ca. for over 40 years, never more than
20 blocks from JJ, next to Fishermans Hardware.
I make them about 2 times a year now in Mulege BC.
Keep trying, but it will not be the same.
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neilm81301
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about that recipe....
It seems that there's enough acid in the vinegar/pepper juice/etc to dissolve the shells....especially if left for weeks
do you have to peel the damn things first?
I love pickles & fermented veggies...
Falls comin'.. time for pork roast & kraut in the crockpot!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by neilm81301
It seems that there's enough acid in the vinegar/pepper juice/etc to dissolve the shells....especially if left for weeks
do you have to peel the damn things first?
I love pickles & fermented veggies...
Falls comin'.. time for pork roast & kraut in the crockpot!
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yes you peel them .in fact joe jost has worn through the porcelain on the sink where they crack and roll them .
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Los Gordos bar and Restaurant at La Bufadora has a pickled rattle snake in a large jar of tequila. You can't eat the snake but the tequila is not bad.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
Los Gordos bar and Restaurant at La Bufadora has a pickled rattle snake in a large jar of tequila. You can't eat the snake but the tequila is not bad.
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I hear it's got a little bite to it. 
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My traveling friend now living in Thailand full time expat gave me a bottle of their "snake wine" which has a whole snake fermented [I guess] in the
bottle. It is a bar decoration so I never opened it. Looks wicked though!
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alacran
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JJ, does not have PBR anymore for a few years. Sad.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by alacran
JJ, does not have PBR anymore for a few years. Sad. |
You know what they say;
When you're out of PBR,
Tough Schlitz... 
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by alacran
JJ, does not have PBR anymore for a few years. Sad. |
Funny how tastes in beer change over the years. I too started out with Pabst on tap in the 60's. Then, after a few years Oly became popular. In the
90's Bud , mainly through their mammoth ad campaign, took the lead, with Coors always a strong second. Most other brands just didn't move.
Still had my 3 for a dollar egg special.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajabuddha
| Quote: | Originally posted by alacran
JJ, does not have PBR anymore for a few years. Sad. |
You know what they say;
When you're out of PBR,
Tough Schlitz... |
I always liked the slogan
When you're out of Schiltz, you're out of beer!
Of course you are out of beer...Schiltz is the last beer anyone would drink.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajudy
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajabuddha
| Quote: | Originally posted by alacran
JJ, does not have PBR anymore for a few years. Sad. |
You know what they say;
When you're out of PBR,
Tough Schlitz... |
I always liked the slogan
When you're out of Schiltz, you're out of beer!
Of course you are out of beer...Schiltz is the last beer anyone would drink.
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Do they still make Lucky Lager and Hamms? Yuk
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The Lucky Lager / Fisher brewery (in Salt Lake City of all places!) closed down long ago. Lucky Bock was a good beer around Easter time. Hamms I
dunno; that and Schlitz were the only 2 beers sent out to us in the boonies on re-supply; no wonder there was a lot of pot smoking; going on!
Could be worse... could have warm Milwaukee's Best ....
I'd give my left ___ for a case of Heilemann's Special Export!
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I think pickled eggs are major gas producers, no??
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Pbr was kicked out of Joe josts when the owner found out that other bars were getting a better deal on the kegs, but did not sell any where near the
amount that jj sold.
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Remember Hams (or Hamms)? Was that "the beer that made Milwaukie famous?"
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajalearner
Remember Hams (or Hamms)? Was that "the beer that made Milwaukie famous?" |
Back in the 60s Hamms was a favorite around Washington DC when I was there with the USMC.
Why do Liberals insist and demand that achievers pay the way for nonachievers who are to lazy to succeed, or are just failures by their own choice?
Criminals prefer unarmed victims, dictators prefer unarmed subjects.
Why do ignorant people continue their blabbering when it only proves to others how stupid they are.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajalearner
Remember Hams (or Hamms)? Was that "the beer that made Milwaukie famous?" |
nope. Hamms was from the land of sky blue waters. Shlitz was the beer that made millwaukee famous!
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The beer that made Milwaukee famous, made a loser out of me"...jerry lee lewis
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I am having a bachelors breakfast right now. Fried turkey bologna, Reser's potato salad, a pickled egg and a cup of Nescafe.
I like it...don't be haten.  
[Edited on 8-16-2014 by bajalearner]
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Growing up in KS 60s - parents drank Grain Belt beer. And a bargain brew was called Metz. We schemed under age to get Colt 45 Malt and get
sick-bombed.
KS had 18 age legal bars that sold only 3.2 beer. a friend used to sit at the end of one, on the bar, where there was a small elec fan to help cool in
hot summers. He'd bite into a ripe pickled egg and hold 1/2 up to the fan - the smell would carry down the bar and patrons would yell at him. Very
funny back then. Definitely made one gassy.
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