Falk’s performance is singular. Even after all of these years and despite the dated plots, Peter Falk as Columbo still holds up.

Every time I see pictures of Blythe Danner and Goop, I can’t help but think of this episode of Columbo:

How many more would have died and how much longer would have the war continued if they didn’t? I’d say many more and a heck of a lot longer. Most historians and military historians agree as well.

Sometimes it’s not about health, but about diversity. See the banana.

What’s the diff? One of them is:

LOL. I can relate. I have a bad habit of this as well.

Look everyone, a MRA moron!

Look folks, a moron!

Ahem:

Just get a good thermometer, you never have to worry about undercooking again. It’s that easy.

Except that BC is the best way to lower abortions. So to me, your line of “logic” has a big fallacy.

My head just exploded.

Confused. Aren’t these morons against condoms too?

KOTOR I and II are better by a factor of 1,000 over the Prequels. Also, KOTOR I had almost as good as a reveal as Empire did.

Carly Fiorina (THE 11TH WORST CEO IN US HISTORY) is an evil person.

Could you point how how he is wrong? I have the Modernist Cuisine (and the at home version as well). Honestly, the arguments seem the same to me.

To each their own. Again, brining for MANY people makes meat taste like a wet sponge. The technique you describe above, is something I used to do for 10+ years. It still tastes like a wet sponge.

I’ve been brining for over 10+ years. I know how to brine fine. For many of us, and see the Kenji link:

You didn’t read the article:

Yeah, back in my childhood (I’m showing my age: that’d be the 70s & 80s), dry turkey was the norm. I wasn’t really a fan. When I finally had a properly cooked turkey (my first was brined & fried), was when I first realized I actually did like turkey. Thank god for food science!