I have to refrigerate my butter. I tried doing the counter butter after hosting thanksgiving last year and it didn't last. We don't use butter enough to go through it in a safe amount of time.
Was it salted butter? It's gotta be salted if you're going to leave it at room temp.
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I have to refrigerate my butter. I tried doing the counter butter after hosting thanksgiving last year and it didn't last. We don't use butter enough to go through it in a safe amount of time.
Was it salted butter? It's gotta be salted if you're going to leave it at room temp.
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But then it's not washed. I just think any egg that has been washed likely goes next to a refrigerated area. So any of these, of just put oil on it and it's fine, probably means it's fine to let them come to room temperature first even after they've been refrigerated. Does that make sense? I know I'm not making a lot of sense today.
They get washed off, but not washed like they are in a commercial setting.
You are supposed to let eggs come to room temp before boiling them.
Yes, I was talking about eggs purchased from a farmer, not a store. Maybe specialty stores would have them, but in some areas (like where I live) it is cheaper to buy them from a local farm if you are buying organic/free range. This is making me realize I probably eat an excessive amount of eggs if I put this much thought into buying and storing them.
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I have trouble getting on the ketchup train, but if you all will start leaving your butter out (butter butter, not margarine butter) I am willing to sacrifice (as I eat ketchup packets that have been in my desk drawer for months).
They get washed off, but not washed like they are in a commercial setting.
You are supposed to let eggs come to room temp before boiling them.
Yes, I was talking about eggs purchased from a farmer, not a store. Maybe specialty stores would have them, but in some areas (like where I live) it is cheaper to buy them from a local farm if you are buying organic/free range. This is making me realize I probably eat an excessive amount of eggs if I put this much thought into buying and storing them.
And they wash the eggs? I've never gotten washed eggs if I'm getting them straight from the farm.
How fast does everyone's households go through a stick of butter?!
Weekly on a slow week.
Yeah, we don't shmear butter on much at all, so it could be weeks in our house. If I know we are having rolls though, I will put it out ahead of time in our butter dish.
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Yes, I was talking about eggs purchased from a farmer, not a store. Maybe specialty stores would have them, but in some areas (like where I live) it is cheaper to buy them from a local farm if you are buying organic/free range. This is making me realize I probably eat an excessive amount of eggs if I put this much thought into buying and storing them.
And they wash the eggs? I've never gotten washed eggs if I'm getting them straight from the farm.
Mine aren't either. I was just trying to think of a way that the oil suggestion might be useful. The only thing I could think of was if you had eggs that had never been refrigerated but had been washed. Like maybe you get them home and just HAVE to wash them, then put oil on them after. It seems unnecessary. I just rinse them off right before use.
FFTC: I haven't spelled "refrigerated" correctly one time this whole thread. Thank god for spell check.
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My UO: I hate the obsession in this country with high school sports. Hate it. High school is for learning, not becoming star athletes.
At the old school I worked at, athletes would be dismissed early to get to games and what not. Not fair to the rest of the kids, and then those students get behind. Not cool.
So if we had a track meet at 1, we were supposed to some how stay in class until 3:30 and get to the meet?
Or a basketball game at 5 that was an hour away we should have piled on, had no warm up, and hoped like hell there were no issues on the way there?
Ok.
Proof there's a problem! Why would you have a track meet at 1pm knowing the majority of the student-athletes would have to leave school early therefore missing class, for a sport! Hence the argument... sports are put before academics a lot of the time. Sports used to be an extra-curricular activity, meant for after the school day. And in case you want to say I'm generalizing my school district, I went to school in NYC, college in Maine, coached swimming in Texas, and Washington State, and currently live in a very hockey oriented part of New Hampshire. All those different parts of the country... same issue!
Post by wanderingheart on Apr 2, 2015 12:20:36 GMT -5
I'm late, I know, but @littleliverpill apparently does speak for me because I agree with what she said. The phrasing is what bothers me. I don't have a solution to a better way though. I just cringe everytime I hear first world, third world.
Also my PSA that icaughtfire is not broken. I REFRIGERATE ALL THE THINGS TOO. #igotyougirl
And they wash the eggs? I've never gotten washed eggs if I'm getting them straight from the farm.
Mine aren't either. I was just trying to think of a way that the oil suggestion might be useful. The only thing I could think of was if you had eggs that had never been refrigerated but had been washed. Like maybe you get them home and just HAVE to wash them, then put oil on them after. It seems unnecessary. I just rinse them off right before use.
FFTC: I haven't spelled "refrigerated" correctly one time this whole thread. Thank god for spell check.
Do you add a d? It's always bugged me that fridge has a d but refrigerator does not.
I'm late, I know, but @littleliverpill apparently does speak for me because I agree with what she said. The phrasing is what bothers me. I don't have a solution to a better way though. I just cringe everytime I hear first world, third world.
Also my PSA that icaughtfire is not broken. I REFRIGERATE ALL THE THING TOO. #igotyougirl
I'm the same way. MH puts it on the counter and I immediately put it back. The only time it can sit out is when I need it softened for baking.
So if we had a track meet at 1, we were supposed to some how stay in class until 3:30 and get to the meet?
Or a basketball game at 5 that was an hour away we should have piled on, had no warm up, and hoped like hell there were no issues on the way there?
Ok.
Proof there's a problem! Why would you have a track meet at 1pm knowing the majority of the student-athletes would have to leave school early therefore missing class, for a sport! Hence the argument... sports are put before academics a lot of the time. Sports used to be an extra-curricular activity, meant for after the school day. And in case you want to say I'm generalizing my school district, I went to school in NYC, college in Maine, coached swimming in Texas, and Washington State, and currently live in a very hockey oriented part of New Hampshire. All those different parts of the country... same issue!
I had friends that had debate team meets at that time. Or mathletes. Athletics are not the only ones doing this.
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I have trouble getting on the ketchup train, but if you all will start leaving your butter out (butter butter, not margarine butter) I am willing to sacrifice (as I eat ketchup packets that have been in my desk drawer for months).
Mine aren't either. I was just trying to think of a way that the oil suggestion might be useful. The only thing I could think of was if you had eggs that had never been refrigerated but had been washed. Like maybe you get them home and just HAVE to wash them, then put oil on them after. It seems unnecessary. I just rinse them off right before use.
FFTC: I haven't spelled "refrigerated" correctly one time this whole thread. Thank god for spell check.
Do you add a d? It's always bugged me that fridge has a d but refrigerator does not.
YES! I have probably typed it 10 times today, that D is getting the best of me.
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