I have done this. It paid for itself relatively quickly ($3.50 for a refill of a CO2 tank) The only issue I faced was when I first got into the game, I bought a standard issue CO2 tank and my wife complained that it tasted funny, so we ditched it for one that was sold as food safe. No further issues.

I was talking about relationships in general. In the context of the original article, there isn’t much difference between how you treat a total stranger, a coworker, family, or a significant other... It shouldn’t matter if you are public, private, or whatever.

This is lazy engineering... It doesn’t take that much PSI to carve a pumpkin.

I seem to recall a similar thing happening to “That Dragon, Cancer”

You’re right, there is a bit of overlap. My long hand version even included “to be honest” in it.

I disagree... “In my humble opinion” is more like “I know my opinion isn’t important, but here is what I think”.

When I say IMHO, I’m saying, “in my honest opinion”. To me, it always meant “Well, I don’t usually share my opinion on the matter, but to be honest, here is how I feel”

When I encounter such people, I feel that their choice to pick someone else to be shitty to them is a better solution than being a bad person.

My spanish rice method is pretty similar, but I use a can of tomato and green chilies, toss some whole cumin and minced garlic in there.

My preferred method is to use a small can of tomato and green chilies.

I don’t feel like this is going to go well for the striking actors... They do not have enough guild membership to do this.

My formula works as follows:

It is very possible that my friends and I are extremely bad at the game. That being said, being bad at a game should not prevent it from being fun.

Yah, it sure beats losing half your butter to spatter on the walls of your microwave, or getting it so hot it scrambles your eggs when you add it to your wet ingredients. No more babysitting butter.

Sorry, I don’t understand your comment...

My preferred method for oven baking cutlet is to use a half sheet pan with a wire rack, oven set to convection. It cooks them evenly and quickly and requires no flip.

You don’t get buttermilk when you add vinegar or lemon juice to milk. You get curdled milk. It doesn’t have the same flavor as buttermilk, but has a similar acidity, so that it doesn’t mess up the leavening profile for the food you are making. I usually just buy a lil 1 pint carton. That is usually good for 2 batches…

That recipe has too much baking soda in it. 1/2 tsp per cup of buttermilk. Adding more doesn’t add extra leavening.

Looks promising, I’ve added it to my wishlist. Will consider it when it leaves early access.

So, any mention of a PC version?