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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to JIM WELLER on Wednesday, April 25, 2018 14:37:22
    Danny Bowien [...] started a Chinese restaurant inside another
    Chinese restaurant.
    That doesn't make sense. The whole point of the exercise is that the part-time sub-tenant's offerings be as different from the main guy's

    Well, yes and no, mostly no. The substrate
    restaurant was a regular Cantonese place; Bowien
    made a trendy Szechwany fusiony place in the
    midst of it. I believe both menus could be had
    at the same time. The upscale customers were
    pretty obvious; the Cantonese customers were
    mostly takeout.

    as possible, so as to be non-competitive and hopefully increase the
    number and type of people coming to the place. Another Yellowknife
    example is Thai food served at the curling arena's bar that normally
    offers burgers, chicken fingers, fries and chili.

    The idea is the same - little to no overlap in the
    clientele.

    Title: Thai-Style Turkey Burgers with Pickled Cucumbers

    Odd. I might try this if made with pork.

    Mulled beer
    categories: beer, mull, British
    servings: 1

    12 oz decent-quality beer
    2 ts sugar
    1 pn ground ginger
    - or 1 sl ginger
    1 pn ground nutmeg
    1 pn cinnamon, or tt
    - or 1 in cinnamon stick
    1 pn ground cloves
    - or whole cloves tt
    1 Tb honey or tt
    1 egg yolk

    Heat the beer and spices in a small saucepan
    on low to medium-low heat. If the beer begins
    to boil, turn down the heat. The beer will
    begin to foam, but should subside after a
    minute or two.

    Separate the egg white from the egg yolk and
    put in a small bowl. This recipe only uses
    the egg yolk.

    Add sugar to the egg yolk. Beat the sugar
    and yolk with a whisk or fork until it
    becomes nearly white (it's the hardest part!).
    Optional but recommended - Temper the yolk
    mixture. To prevent "scrambling" in the heat
    of the beer, you can temper the mixture by
    adding 2 Tb of the hot beer to the yolk
    mixture very slowly and mixing thoroughly.

    Add the yolk mixture slowly to the warm beer
    and continue to heat for 5 min. Stir gently.

    Add honey to taste.

    Use a strainer to sieve out any egg pieces
    that may have formed, if you like. This
    likely will not have happened if you tempered
    the yolk mixture. Drink and enjoy!

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