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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | | Quote: | | Quote: | Originally posted by bajalearner
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To look sharp and to feel sharp too
Buy the razor that was made for you
I also watched boxing with my father! |
My dad like the "fights" too. But back then there were only a few channels over the roof antenna in San Francisco so there weren't many choices.
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..except wrestling (remember Gorgeous George?) and Roller Derby.
Bob Durrell
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wessongroup
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Thanks to all ... good stuff ..
even Kimchi Pickled Eggs 
[Edited on 8-18-2014 by wessongroup]
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bajalearner
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| Quote: | | Quote: | | Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajalearner
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To look sharp and to feel sharp too
Buy the razor that was made for you
I also watched boxing with my father! |
My dad like the "fights" too. But back then there were only a few channels over the roof antenna in San Francisco so there weren't many choices.
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..except wrestling (remember Gorgeous George?) and Roller Derby. |
I remember Haystack Caloun. A big man in overalls. Black and white tv.
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bajajudy
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I used to see Gorgeous George riding around town in his Caddy convertible.
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dasubergeek
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| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
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
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I drank Grain Belt beer in the 90s too. "Primos" were 50 cents a bottle... I could afford to drink it.
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Mexitron
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2nd day, tasting good already, probably add a tbsp or two of sugar next time to round it out:
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I worked at Coors for many years where I came across a sauce with a beer base.... makes really good pickled eggs... Problem is getting refir space
allotment from the bride for the end product.. can't figure why..???
Common sense is a flower that doesn\'t grow in everyone\'s garden.....
A wise man once spoke nothing.....
Never kick a cow chip on a hot day!!
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bajalearner
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexitron
2nd day, tasting good already, probably add a tbsp or two of sugar next time to round it out:
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I bet those are tasty...and it reminds me, I need to clean out the bilge.   :
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bajalearner
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtnpop
I worked at Coors for many years where I came across a sauce with a beer base.... makes really good pickled eggs... Problem is getting refir space
allotment from the bride for the end product.. can't figure why..??? |
Beer base for pickled eggs? What's that like??
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wessongroup
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Thanks ... was just going to look for pictures ... SNAP !!!
Nice mixture ya got going on ... Boy this is driving me crazy ...
But, don't stop ...
[Edited on 8-20-2014 by wessongroup]
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mulegejim
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| Quote: | | Originally posted by mulegejim Bring them into the Jungle in Mulege when I'm there. Go over very well....maybe because they are free.
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I'm sure they do go over big there with everyone except Lupe in the kitchen. I'm sure she wouldn't say a word to you, she's grateful for every dime
they make off the cheap beer and drinks, and besides, it might make the customers a little more thirsty.....
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Actually I always ask Lupe first and by the way she loves to eat them also. I always make an extra batch just for her before I leave Mulege.
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desertcpl
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Joe Jost's recipe
http://blogs.ocweekly.com/stickaforkinit/2009/10/eating_lbc_...
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Mexitron
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Thanks desertcpl, looks like they use the chiles norteno style to pickle with---gotta try Joe's recipe next.
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the pickled eggs I used to serve up in my bar I got the recipe out of western outdoor news. I can't find the exact recipe but the key was a jar of
those little yellow peppers and a bottle of TEQUILA (along with the pickling spices etc. ) the tequila really set em aside! 
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And of course the real tragedy is I lived in Long Beach last year and didn't know about Joe Josts reputation (southern Orange County boy mainly). We
were only a few blocks away. Best part---northeast wind the whole neighborhood smelled like Asian cooking from the Little Cambodia area...yum!
Downside---northwest wind and the oil refineries
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desertcpl
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexitron
And of course the real tragedy is I lived in Long Beach last year and didn't know about Joe Josts reputation (southern Orange County boy mainly). We
were only a few blocks away. Best part---northeast wind the whole neighborhood smelled like Asian cooking from the Little Cambodia area...yum!
Downside---northwest wind and the oil refineries |
I missed all of this,, I was born and raised in Long Beach
but moved away in 72
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bajalearner
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Thanks so much for the recipe link...
The article says Joe's original barber license from 1924 still hangs on the wall. Jeeeez, the government was taking the little guy's money way back
then...
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desertcpl
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guess this is a bump
we are going to make pickled eggs Joe Josts recipe
the recipe says don't ref, at least 2 days before putting in into
the ref,,, but I wonder how long they need to be pickled before they are really good
going into Joe Josts,, they were just sitting on the counter in a really big glass jar
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desertcpl
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we did the Joe Jost's pickled eggs,, got them out today
with Tuna also,, ( not pickled )
are they good
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wessongroup
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Thanks ... 
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