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    There's really no arguing that it's ugly. And kind of alien-looking. And yeah, even downright gross. But dang it! Scobys make some delicious kombucha! If you want to save a few bucks on your 'booch habit, there's just no getting around it. You're going to need a scoby. You can beg a scoby from a kombucha-brewing friend, or you can order a fresh one online. But there's one more option: you can grow your own. What is a Scoby? "Scoby" is actually an acronym: Symbiotic Culture Of Bacteria and Yeast. And that's exactly what it is! A scoby is the living home for the bacteria and yeast that transform sweet tea into tangy, fizzy kombucha — think of the scoby as the coral reef of the bacteria and yeast world. It a rubbery raft that floats on the surface of the kombucha. Aside from being a home for yeast and good bacteria, the scoby seals off the fermenting kombucha from the air and protects it from outside, undesirable bacterias while it's fermenting. P.S. You'll also sometimes hear scobys referred to as "kombucha mothers" or "kombcha mushrooms." If you read or hear references to these things, know that it's all the same thing. Link: https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-your-own-kombucha-scoby-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-202596
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    Yes, this topic is older than I am, but so long as they keep showing up in the Forums, even these venerable postings may deserve a response. In this case, the link goes to a general Yahoo site that has nothing evident about a Southern (US) recipe. An online search (I use Bing in order to avoid yet another Microsloth product) reveals the recipe in question is for "pimento cheese." What worked as of a minute or so ago is this: http://carolinafishmarket.com/the-southern-staple-everyone-should-know-how-to-make-pimento-cheese/
  • Help with English Muffins

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    LEVIL
    Maybe it is the recipe. Could try a different one. English muffins 1 3/4 cups (14 ounces) milk, warm 3 tablespoons (1 1/2 ounces) butter 1 1/4 teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons (7/8 ounce) granulated sugar 1 large egg, lightly beaten 4 to 4 1/4 cups (17 to 18 ounces) King Arthur Unbleached Bread Flour 2 teaspoons instant yeast Place the ingredients in the pan of your bread machine following the manufacturer's instructions. Use the "dough" or "manual" setting. After the cycle is complete, transfer the dough to a cornmeal-sprinkled surface and roll it out until it's about 1/2-inch thick. Cut out circles with a floured 3-inch cutter. Re-roll and cut out the leftover dough. Cover the muffins with a damp cloth and let rest for about 20 minutes. Heat a frying pan or griddle to very low heat. Do not grease, but sprinkle with cornmeal. Cook four muffins at a time, cornmeal side down first, for about 7 minutes a side.
  • My Arnold Palmers

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    groovedwareG
    I have now started making them with fresh lemon or lime juice (about 1 cup juice to 3/4 cup sugar/honey mix) and also throwing in 2 cups of ginger tea.  Making what I think is not only a refreshing beverage but a cold & flu preventative. Look at the good I do.
  • Favorite Recipe –- Marshall Field Chocolate Cookies

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    Totally gonna try this recipe sooner or later!
  • Request: Mushroom salad from Mama Russia @ Moscow Airport

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    Just a thought…you could ask them http://www.svo.aero/en/
  • Best kitchen tips? (Also, fat-free salad dressing recipe)

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    Another one for you: If you buy chicken with the skin on and want to remove it, it's actually really easy - use a tea-towel to grip the slippery, fatty skin and simply tear it off towards the bone or joint. Around here chicken with the skin off costs way more than with it on, so have the best of both worlds.
  • Knives

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    raphjdR
    It's actually best to buy them individually, as each brand has their own specialty. Dishwasher safe knives are usually worse quality than hand wash only. This site has good advice on buying knives;    http://www.spanganga.org
  • Poriyal (Cabbage & Coconut Stir-Fry)

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    W
    Thanks guys; if at some point either of you whip some up I'd love to hear how it turned out/if you liked it!
  • Levant Raw Kibbeh

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    raphjdR
    Thanks, I'm always looking for new things to try.
  • Easy chocolate muffins (US style ones)

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  • Mediterranean noodles recipe

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    R
    :cheers:This is delicious try adding a little Parmesan to give it  nice kick 
  • Homemade Kefir

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    emerald807E
    I've tried doing water kefir but the balance of fungi and bacteria was WAY off and resulted in a smelly kefir 
  • Eggplant wraps

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    leatherbearL
    This sounds wonderful  :cheers: I will use this herb/spice blend when I make this dish: ![](https://www.gaytor.rent/bitbucket/Gourmet Collection Tuscan Seasoning.ashx.jpg) **Contains: SPICES (INCLUDING BLACK PEPPER, MARJORAM, ROSEMARY, THYME, BASIL, AND RED PEPPER), ONION, GARLIC, SUN DRIED TOMATO, RED BELL PEPPER, SUNFLOWER OIL, AND SALT.**
  • Minced Beef Meatballs with Cauliflower pea sauce

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    leatherbearL
    [image: post-11624-1238848972.gif] This looks delicious!!!
  • Stuffed Leeks with Potato Mozzarella Rösti

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    It could, U could make the rösti small like round circles, and then put the stuffed leek on the top of the rösti, and slice the leek smaller than mine, And then you might need to make some sort of sauce..
  • Super easy delicious Mexican dip (for tortilla chips or crackers)

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    leatherbearL
    This sounds delicious and an excellent Party Treat  :cheers: I think I will try this for New Years Eve celebration  :hug:
  • Meatballs in Curry Cabbage

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    I look forward hearing about that he thought of it
  • Pork Patties with Cheese Gratinated Broccoli

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    N
    Well I didn't know that it was considered Comfort food… But I tend to make what I find nice looking... But I am a person who are very much into following a recipe 100 Per Cent correct
  • Chocolate cake with milk chocolate cream

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    leatherbearL
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  • Potato Casserole

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    leatherbearL
    @junior: Sounds Yummy, going to make this soon. :thx:
  • Apple Pork

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    leatherbearL
    I made this dish  :cheers: From the picture of Newmale's dish, I decided that the best local product to use was a good quality Bacon that I can get in the one meat market around here. They slice it to order and it is really"Smoked Pork Belly" which is Bacon but this is not the long strips like commercial pre-sliced Bacon. It is shorter in length than that kind of Bacon. :announce: It was **Fabulous!!! @Newmale <–-->    :urock:**