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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

So much talk about the beans, but little about the maker, I got a Technivorm a couple of months ago and my wife, who really wanted to hate it, told me whatever I spent it was worth it and, at the time, I was using, Harris Teeter beans.

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I almost stopped reading when dislikes included pickles but you got me back with the Cheez Wiz.

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

Mine would be last summer, some friends had a BBQ Smackdown and asked about 6 or 8 of us to submit ribs. Being from the northeast and knowing there would at least on Texan in the mix, my goal was not to embarrass myself. I got up early smoked those babies and made a sauce and when I showed up and saw that I was the only one willing to get up at dawn to start the smoker, I liked my odds. When I won it all, I think there were a few not so happy losers, but I got the pig trophy!

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Cook the Book: 'Tacos'

My favorite memory of tacos is Christmas. We have a tradition in my family started by my father which is that the Saturday before the Saturday before Christmas is known as Taco Saturday which is the day that you get the tree. We are from the Northeast, and my dad's reckoning was that you got cold going out to get the tree and what could be a better day to warm up than with some nice hot tacos. I still have visions of my mother standing in front of the stove frying up the corn tortillas making a mess of her kitchen trying to make enough tacos for three growing boys and my Dad. My wife and I still celebrate this day to this day.

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

So much talk about the beans, but little about the maker, I got a Technivorm a couple of months ago and my wife, who really wanted to hate it, told me whatever I spent it was worth it and, at the time, I was using, Harris Teeter beans.

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Meet & Eat: Lizy Yagoda, Serious Eats Intern

I almost stopped reading when dislikes included pickles but you got me back with the Cheez Wiz.

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

Mine would be last summer, some friends had a BBQ Smackdown and asked about 6 or 8 of us to submit ribs. Being from the northeast and knowing there would at least on Texan in the mix, my goal was not to embarrass myself. I got up early smoked those babies and made a sauce and when I showed up and saw that I was the only one willing to get up at dawn to start the smoker, I liked my odds. When I won it all, I think there were a few not so happy losers, but I got the pig trophy!

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Cook the Book: 'Tacos'

My favorite memory of tacos is Christmas. We have a tradition in my family started by my father which is that the Saturday before the Saturday before Christmas is known as Taco Saturday which is the day that you get the tree. We are from the Northeast, and my dad's reckoning was that you got cold going out to get the tree and what could be a better day to warm up than with some nice hot tacos. I still have visions of my mother standing in front of the stove frying up the corn tortillas making a mess of her kitchen trying to make enough tacos for three growing boys and my Dad. My wife and I still celebrate this day to this day.

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

I take my coffee very seriously. have more than 3 cups a day !!

Lately I have been drinking this really great organic blend - it has a bright bold flavor.. I found it at whole foods in fresno But I have not been able to find it here in LA. I order it online and it arrive fresh to my apt.

Weaver's is a great cup for coffee for any of you who LOVE coffee. just found it on facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Weavers-Coffee-Tea/94652887232

I would definitely reccomend atleast checking it out!

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

Morning coffee is a must. We own 2 coffee makers, one is in the kitchen and the other and better one is in our bedroom. Don't even have to go downstairs for it. Love 8:00, and used to buy it often, but we get Starbucks for free as our son works there. Now if the paper guy could only throw that paper up and to the left.........

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

i have seriously cut back on caffeine in the past few years, and only drink about a half a cup of coffee in the morning now. but i use dunkin' donuts grind, found in an industrial-sized bag at Costco. it's what we like, it works for us.

the bean grinder i've had since college (back when i considered myself a coffee snob) is now the spice grinder.

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

First-time commenter: I buy my coffee from a local shop that sells only Brazilian groceries. I pay one third the going rate of supermarket prices, and that is after the steep markup.

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I get mine from a local roaster down the street here in San Diego, La Calabria coffee. Awesome stuff. When I'm visiting with my parents though, it's always Eight O'clock coffee, and I'm grateful, 'cause it's a pretty good brew. Always reminds me of home.

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

I'm a coffee snob compared to, say, my parents/the average bear, but not in the world of coffee snobs. I am lucky enough to live in a small-ish town that has a great local roaster, but I totally have them grind it for me becase it's still pretty good/fresh, and let's face it: I'm lazy. Left with no local roaster (not something I've had to experience since drinking coffee), my bf usually buys *gasp* the Starbucks stuff. They're known for consistency, right? (even if they burn the sh*t out of the drip in their own coffee shops :P)

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

When I was younger, I had more of a coffee snob affectation. Years and a budget have left me no more dicerning, but more budget minded. At the moment, the Mr and I enjoy Seattles Best Breakfast Blend and thier French Roast as well. Both are strong, and we use a percolator. No fancy bells and whistles, just good strong enjoyable coffee that is hot and stays that way longer than drip.

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Tips for Choosing Supermarket Coffee

We got the legendary Technivorm for Xmas; amazing what it'll do for nearly any coffee. The stream of coffees coming into the house are typically Green Mountain mail-order, a pick from Trader Joe's, or something from Stew Leonard's (they roast on site). But the best surprise we had recently is the brick of pre-ground IKEA coffee we picked up recently--really good (maybe it liked the Dutch-made Technivorm).

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Meet & Eat: Lizy Yagoda, Serious Eats Intern

My new task: HLLSTBSP (Help Lizy Like Sausage, Tomatoes, Bananas, Sourdough, and Pickles). I will try very hard not to pile them on one sandwich. We will start the effort next week; potentially there will be bumper stickers.

Before I judge you for not liking these foods, I have to say, we have a pretty special solidarity I didn't know about. Curing meats in Prague! Well, mine was gravlax, but close enough.

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Meet & Eat: Lizy Yagoda, Serious Eats Intern

Hi Lizzy!

DAH! NO PICKLES??!! I suggest you retract. hahaha
Someday I hope you find a pickle you like!

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Meet & Eat: Lizy Yagoda, Serious Eats Intern

I'm with you on the bananas and tomatoes (except exceptionally good jersey beefsteak tomatoes in the month of august, no one can dislike those) but SAUSAGE?!?!?! SE Crew, your job is to cure poor Lizy of this affliction. You are missing out on a world of good. Start with the veal sausage at minetta tavern served with morels and spring asparagus ...mmmmmmmmm

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Meet & Eat: Lizy Yagoda, Serious Eats Intern

@carriebwc. My sausage thing comes from some really bad experiences with breakfast sausages and then carried over into other types. I do like dried sausage and italian sausage, but in general it kindof grosses me out.

@anysuchname. I guess I didn't see a place to describe the "foodie foods" I like, but be assured, I like veggies. True, I like some kid foods (Peanut butter and fluff and juice boxes in particular), but they're often the safest things to eat in a college cafeteria! :)

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

Cooking on the new grill for the family for the first time and everyone loving the result -- a classic memory!

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

Lighting it without having my eyebrows singed off? Another success is the foil pockets I make with salmon and veggies. Yum!

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

Last Fourth of July I grilled bratwurst, ribeyes and chicken for our team. Everything turned out great. garrettsambo@aol.com

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

The first time I made cedar plank salmon was a great success, everyone loved it!

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

My greatest grilling success was a get-together my family had for July 4th using my shiny new grill. We had a blast!

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

When I figured out how to get my thick burgers cooked inside yet not charred outside...took quite a while.

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

Grilling Pork Chops with Barbeque sauce has always been my favorite and it takes a while to get everything just right for them to end up being great.

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

My greatest grilling success story is that I taught my husband how to grill. It has taken time and patience but he really is getting quite good at it. I would love to win this book for the both of us.

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