I was thinking about this the other day when I was making my own ice cream. But, have we become so lazy of a society that we don't make anything ourselves anymore? People know that bad things like artificial colors, artificial flavors and sugar substitutes can be found in all sorts of store bought items but is it really so difficult to make something at home? People are willing to go and shell out $10 for a quart of freshly made ice cream but yet with about $5 of ingredients, you can make this all at home.
I even thought about the work that goes into getting some fresh corn to eat. I bought a selection of white and yellow corn for 50 cents each at Dierburgs. I then shucked them, which means to remove the stalk and the silk, and then trimmed them and boiled them in water for 10 minutes.
I took this, added some chopped up steak pieces that were marinating in some Budweiser, and then cooked it up with some garlic, onions, tomatoes and other goodies.
Also, I know that most people can't do this, but a good ice cream machine is totally worth it.
I even thought about the work that goes into getting some fresh corn to eat. I bought a selection of white and yellow corn for 50 cents each at Dierburgs. I then shucked them, which means to remove the stalk and the silk, and then trimmed them and boiled them in water for 10 minutes.
After I cooked them, I let them cool off and then held them on their ends and trimmed the corn off of them. The corn will get mixed up in some fake butter and salt and taste like sweet, sweet corn.
I also planned on making some chili and any chili you make your own, is better than canned. So, the hardest part of chili is perhaps the soaking of the beans. These beans soaked for almost 24 hours.I took this, added some chopped up steak pieces that were marinating in some Budweiser, and then cooked it up with some garlic, onions, tomatoes and other goodies.
Also, I know that most people can't do this, but a good ice cream machine is totally worth it.
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