Had an amusing breakfast with my wife
Apr. 10th, 2019 01:11 pmI made an egg scramble with grilled chicken/apple sausages for us. The egg scramble is essentially an omelette, just scrambled: three different herb blends plus a new Trader Joe's umami/mushroom mix. Quite tasty.
Anyway, as we are wont to do, I break out the maple syrup for such breakfasts. I recently finished off our supply of Grade A and bought a jug of Grade B. For those not in the know, Grade A is Light Amber, B is Dark Amber. And it is definitely dark!
I asked Russet what she thought of the B, and she liked it though she wasn't certain. Having licked my plate, as one does when one is at home, I said I thought I might like the A a little better. She thought maybe we could do a comparison, and I brought up maybe we could blend the two.
'Artisanal New Mexico Maple Syrup: it has a certain terroir reminiscant to that of Hatch chilis.'
Anyway, as we are wont to do, I break out the maple syrup for such breakfasts. I recently finished off our supply of Grade A and bought a jug of Grade B. For those not in the know, Grade A is Light Amber, B is Dark Amber. And it is definitely dark!
I asked Russet what she thought of the B, and she liked it though she wasn't certain. Having licked my plate, as one does when one is at home, I said I thought I might like the A a little better. She thought maybe we could do a comparison, and I brought up maybe we could blend the two.
'Artisanal New Mexico Maple Syrup: it has a certain terroir reminiscant to that of Hatch chilis.'
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Date: 2019-04-12 03:42 pm (UTC)I agree about tea: I never sweeten it anymore, but we've done some interesting things with tea brines to use up some teas that otherwise I was going to throw away.
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Date: 2019-04-13 09:30 am (UTC)