Somehow (and this is a window into my rather shabby homemaking habits) the pitcher which contained the leftover juice did not get put into the fridge Sunday night. It sat, neglected and overlooked, on the counter overnight and into the next day. Monday afternoon I had a small glass of juice to help cover the oh-so-fishy taste of my shark cartilage pills. The juice tasted fine.
Lo and behold, Tuesday morning found the dad-gum pitcher still sitting on the counter! With an inch of juice left in it. I think I may need to have a word with the management around here. I decided to take things into my own hands. My intention was to just get the blasted thing off the counter. Really, I promise that's how it started. I poured the juice out into a small cup and tasted it. Hm. A little tangy. Quite a bit tangy, actually. But still far from being spoiled. And then my must-not-waste-anything neurosis won out over my this-might-be-fermented-and-don't-you-think-the-bishop-would-disapprove? better judgement.
I drank the juice. Not bad. Not bad at all. So I refilled the cup with the last of the juice and I drank that too.
Hm. No buzz. No tingly warm feeling. Sigh.
And then I sat down to read blogs and everything I read seemed funnier than the last thing and I began posting silly comments all over the blogosphere and actually published a post on my own blog about
It was my best morning in a week. Maybe next Sunday I'll make a little extra juice...
In 1957 I bought some apple cider (it was in a barrel and I filled my own jug) from a store in Driggs. It was realy tangy and deliciously femented! By the time I got back to the store, it was all sold. So I bought a gallon gallon jug of cider (sold that way in a jug) and doctored it with some sugar and put it under my bed, and forgot about it.
ReplyDeleteKERBLAM, it blew up one evening just after I got in bed!
DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!!!!
I'm shocked. Next you'll be cooking with excessive amounts of vanilla extract. Or even cooking wine.
ReplyDeleteI'm shocked. Next you'll be cooking with excessive amounts of vanilla extract. Or even cooking wine.
ReplyDeleteThe comment so nice, I left it twice.
ReplyDeleteStill wondering what the bishop thought of the sex post. And now to openly admit you were intoxicated while posting it? Too funny! No more fermented juice for you. Just remember it all goes to waste. Either garbage waste or your waiste. Which is better?
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!!! This is one of the funniest things I have read in a long time! You crack me up!!!
ReplyDeletehiccups must be on the sauce also!
ReplyDeleteLisa, I've got an old family recipe from pioneer times for dandelion wine. If you leave it in the fridge a little longer than the recipe calls for.....
ReplyDeleteYou interested?