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Interesting looking wings, like they are deep fried, sauced, and then baked? (as the surface looks dry like sauce is baked on)
Oh wait you are at home I see!!!! They might be frozen wangs or leftovers that would make sense!!! 
Same recipe I made the other night in the wing thread
https://cafedelites.com/crispy-buffalo-chicken-wings-baked/
Pat them dry w/ paper towels, then toss them in a mix of baking powder, granulated garlic (a lot! lol) and S+P, then bake at 450 for one hour (flip halfway through). Take them out, toss them in sauce, then broil
So damn good. Made them Friday night. Got hammered last night and finished the leftovers at like midnight
Wife was going to the grocery store this morning and I was craving more, so I had her pick up 40 more. Just ate 20
https://cafedelites.com/crispy-buffalo-chicken-wings-baked/
Pat them dry w/ paper towels, then toss them in a mix of baking powder, granulated garlic (a lot! lol) and S+P, then bake at 450 for one hour (flip halfway through). Take them out, toss them in sauce, then broil
So damn good. Made them Friday night. Got hammered last night and finished the leftovers at like midnight
Wife was going to the grocery store this morning and I was craving more, so I had her pick up 40 more. Just ate 20
interesting recipe thanks
Yeah, they're great, man! Can't remember who originally shared it here, but I think it was Dru (?)
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/51480-i-%e2%99%a5-wings/?p=1588391
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/51480-i-%e2%99%a5-wings/?p=1588391
Not big on pumpkin themed beers but I had to try this barrel aged one that gets alot of attention every year. It's a smooth one for 13% and the pumpkin spice is nice.. I guess. These were aged in bourbon barrels, which comes through nicely. Good beer just expected a little more for $9 bucks a bottle. As I drink it gets better so maybe by the end I'll have a slightly different opinion. Cheers
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How does that taste?t0mato said:
Double Edge. Crooked Run. DIPA brewed with Taiheke and Motueka hops.
Yeah, it was supposed to be Pennywise from IT. I think she did a great job on it, plus it was delicious.t0mato said:
I wish I lived closer to the hill..lol Actually eff that I wish the hill lived closer to me..haha
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Drove by this place and doubled back to check it out. Vegan craft beer cafe.
They just recently started serving their own beer, along with a local selection of craft brews.
Tried their red rye Amber ale.
A solid first offering, very safe profile, but pretty tasty. I found myself wishing for a burger with it though.
They do coffee and brew kombucha as well. The homemade cashew mozzarella was intriguing.
They just recently started serving their own beer, along with a local selection of craft brews.
Tried their red rye Amber ale.
A solid first offering, very safe profile, but pretty tasty. I found myself wishing for a burger with it though.
They do coffee and brew kombucha as well. The homemade cashew mozzarella was intriguing.
Such an amazing stout!!! Thanks for sharing Mike!
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"We are pleased to announce a new addition to our Milk Stout lineup: Spiritual Unrest! We have always been enthralled with coffee, and how different varietals, regions, and processes can produce vastly different characteristics in the roasted bean. For Spiritual Unrest, we utilized a natural process Ethiopian coffee, notorious for producing heavy berry flavors - particularly blueberry - and coupled it with a mild infusion of pure blueberry fruit. The result is dark, mysterious, harmonious, and highly enjoyable. Spiritual Unrest pours pitch black in the glass and releases aromas and flavors of milk chocolate, blueberry, and coffee ice cream. The coffee and fruit are congruous, producing an outcome that is greater than the sum of its parts"
