• 428 was olive brine

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to JIM WELLER on Monday, October 15, 2018 18:02:50
    1 qt olive brine
    that could've made 12 quarts of dirty martinis! [g]
    12 quarts of quite dirty martinis. I suppose my idea
    of dirt is relatively sanitized.
    My ratio would be 1 1/2 oz gin, 1/2 oz vermouth plus 1 tsp olive
    juice. 1/2 tsp might be enough though.

    It may again be a function of my current
    enhanced salt sensitivity, but I was thinking
    a half dose was plenty.

    I wonder if you took the leftover meat-infused
    marinade and boiled and strained it, whether the
    resulting liquid could be reused for something
    interesting. There are other pork-infused
    cocktails, after all.
    I tried bacon infused whisky once and was not impressed at all.
    There's a reason that fad died quickly!

    Now there are various smoked beverages, with
    perhaps a less violent hit of that aspect. I've
    read about but have not encountered these.

    Title: Georgian Satsebeli Sauce
    Posted by:Shushanik

    Thanks, Shushanik.

    You can serve it with everything: meat, cutlets, pasta, or use it
    just as a dipping sauce. The only important thing: don't warm it!
    Satsebeli sauce should be served cold!

    Funny thing was I was thinking to fry it a bit
    in lard or olive oil.

    Grilled scallops on tomato-avocado salad with olive-lime vinaigrette categories: Canadian, main, shellfish, salad
    servings: 4

    h - vinaigrette
    2 Tb lime juice
    4 Tb EVOO
    2 Tb minced Italian parsley
    1 ts sliced lemon balm
    s, p
    h - salad
    6 yellow tomatoes
    s, p
    4 red tomatoes
    2 avocadoes
    1 Tb fresh lemon juice
    1 Tb sour cream
    1 ts minced chives
    1 ts Tabasco
    8 sea scallops
    1 Tb sunflower oil
    2 c mesclun
    fresh herb sprigs

    Combine dressing ingredients, mix well, and season
    to taste.

    Slice yellow tomatoes thin. Season with salt and
    pepper and set aside.

    Destem red tomatoes. Blanch in salt water, shock in
    ice water, and peel. Squeeze out juice and seeds and
    dice flesh 1 cm. Set aside.

    Remove flesh from avocadoes and dice 1 cm. Sprinkle
    with lemon juice and set aside.

    Combine red tomato and avocado dice with sour cream,
    chives, and Tabasco. Season.

    Halve scallops, brush with sunflower oil, and season.
    Grill until done, about 2 min a side.

    Arrange the sliced yellow tomatoes in a rosette around
    each plate. Place a bit of mesclun in the center and
    dollop a few spoons of the avocado-tomato mixture over.
    Arrange 4 scallop halves on each salad and drizzle with
    vinaigrette. Garnish with fresh herb sprigs.

    after Kai Lermen, The Fleuri at the Sutton Place Hotel,
    Vancouver, via Recipes from Granville Island
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