The Dutch has so much potential to adapt and adopt spices and have a rich culture of different traditional dishes. but no.. stamppot is enough.
Thank you for the research and the pointers. I will try the beans again today and see how it goes.
This beans that I bought don't mention anything about being aged in a barrel. This is the bean https://kaffeekommune.de/products/costa-rica-sabana-redonda
Do you know if there are any techniques to brew coffee in a V60 to have this bourbon taste?
Over the weekend, I bought some single origin specialty coffee beans, honey processed. I did use the beans with my V60 and it was delicious.
I left the filter on my counter top for a few hours and when I went to throw it away I noticed a strong bourbon smell, it was a delicious smell.
I wonder if I could make my coffee taste like that. What is going on here? Are there techniques to make honey processed coffee like bourbon taste?
Really appreciate the insights!
Of course, this is only an excuse, just watch any of the videos from Not Just Bikes on YouTube or Nebula.
Why is there a huge influx of big American trucks in the Netherlands? It is visible that the last year or so it has increased significantly the number of those trucks around here... It would be great for a tax like that to be introduced in the Netherlands too
I usually find AirBnb more expensive than hotels. But I have had so many problems with AirBnb properties that I don’t even look there anymore…
Cost of living in the USA is higher. We have very good stuff in Europe that if you want to get equivalent in the USA you need a lot of $ (uni degree, ex)
I also just discovered this other beauty https://wefwef.app
We are good folks! all bases covered
I don’t get it, the person has chosen wisely so … did they win? i hope so, people are in need of wins these days..
Yes, it’s just a proxy over the actual Lemmy instances. Its great!
Check out this new beautiful thing: https://lemmy.bolha.one/lemmy.world/
You get the points in a distributed collection of posts over time. It's a beautiful thing!
What I learned from observation is that they tend to believe that, one day, they will be part of the "small minority". The American Dream!!!1