Subj : Re: Litter
To : Ruth Haffly
From : Dave Drum
Date : Wed Sep 28 2022 05:47:00
-=> Ruth Haffly wrote to Dave Drum <=-
RH> IIRC, Long John Silver's does use plates, as does Zaxby's. The latter
RH> are a recyclable plastic, don't remember the LJS ones.
DD> They use an equivalent of the Chi-Net paper/cardboard plate. My usual
DD> order at LJS comes in one of those pasteboard "boats"
RH> It has been a few years since we were at a LJS's. IIRC, last time we
RH> went was on our way home from an R-Pod rally in KY, October of 2018.
RH> Steve had to verify that the coating on the fish had no corn meal in it
RH> before we ordered--yes, it was safe for him.
Long John's batter is a pretty good example of a tempura batter. But
stay away from those hush puppies if there's a problem w/corn. Or you
could carry benadryl. Bv)=
RH> We recycle quite a bit--usually have more in the recycle bin than the
RH> regular trash. Wake Forest picks both up on a weekly basis--and, IIRC,
RH> does take all kinds of plastic, but not styrofoam.
DD> My recycle collection trucks have bins for clear glass, coloured
DD> glass, paper/cardboard and plastic. I asked once when I was recycling
DD> some soda cans about lumping plastic in one category. The lady told me
DD> they sort it into four types (didn't say what types) when the truck
DD> unloads.
RH> Everything goes into the truck and they separate it out at the
RH> unloading site. We have to put stuff in loose, no bags as plastic bags
RH> tend to get caught in the sorter's teeth.
No such restrictions here. The trucks are compartmented - so I guess
the plastics get handled differently from glass and metal.
5 tb A-P flour
3 c Aunt Jemima's Deluxe easy
- pour pancake batter mix *
1/4 ts Baking soda
3 1/2 c Club soda; room temp **
1 1/2 c Water
1 lb Button mushrooms; halved if
- large
* or Aunt Pajamas copycat mix (separate recipe)
** Beer may be used as well - but the flavour wiil
be changed.
Combine the flour pancake mix and baking soda in a
deep bowl. Stirring constantly with a whisk or spoon
pour in the club soda and water in a slow stream and
continue to stir until the mixture is a smooth thin
cream.
Strain the batter through a fine sieve set over a
clean bowl pressing down hard on any lumps with the
back of a large spoon.
Dip msuhrooms in batter and drop into the deep-fryer
or fondue pot with oil at 350ºF-375ºF/175ºC-190ºC
Cook until batter is a nice golden brown and crispy.
Uncle Dirty Dave's Kitchen
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