April 2012
17 posts
The latest issue of Cook’s Illustrated magazine has an article that claims that it is possible to roughly approximate the flavor of barrel-aged bourbon (12-year-old W.L. Weller was the standard) by adding common chemical additives to cheap bourbon (not named, but, guessing by the price, I’d say Old Crow -> Jim Beam). The additives for a standard 750 ml bottle were: 3/4 teaspoon vanilla extract, 1/8 teaspoon liquid smoke, and 1 tablespoon dry sherry. I haven’t tried this, yet, but Cook’s Illustrated has a good reputation for thoroughly testing this stuff on their own.
You go, girl! And by “girl”, I mean MILF that I’d also like to vote for.
E.B. White’s martini recipe — there’s 2 or 3 unusual ingredients in there, but I’m willing to defer to Mr. White’s good judgement, at least this once.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! Paul McCartney’s son has a receding hairline! And I am totally down with Julian.
Seriously, anything with THOUSANDS of notes makes me want to throw rocks at the world wide web.