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From: Linda
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 10:47 PM
To: phaedrus@hungrybrowser.com
Subject: recipe search
Hello,
I enjoy your site very much. I'm looking for a homemade aged lime
juice/pepper condiment sauce. I believe it was called Old Limey, or Old
Salty. It was a nautical name. Anyway, it became stronger as it aged,
until it was very potent stuff. Thanks for your help. Linda
Hi Linda,
I had no success with this. I could not locate anything called "Old Limey" or "Old Salty",
or anything that quite fit your description of lime and pepper.
I have a somewhat similar recipe on my site. However, it is lime and salt, not lime and pepper. It's called "Old Key Sour Sauce".
See here and below: Old Key Sour Sauce
Phaed
Old Florida Keys Sour Sauce Recipe
2 cups lime juice
1 Tblsp salt
Strain the juice thru cheesecloth in a funnel into a clean bottle. Add salt,shake
the bottle and tie a squeeze of clean cloth over the top of the bottle. Let the
sauce age in dark cupboard for 6-8 weeks. It should have an acid salty flavor with
the bite on the tongue.Cork the bottle and sauce keeps indefinitely. There is no
need to refrigerate,the sauce,and the older it gets,the better. Can be splashed on
seafood,salad,vegetables.
From: Donald
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 9:54 PM
To: phaedrus@hungrybrowser.com
Subject: Jerk Chicken Chili
I had this at Wintzell's Oyster house in Montgomery, AL
Hello Donald,
Wintzell’s Oyster House is a chain consisting of about ten locations, mostly in Alabama.
They have a website at: Wintzell's
I did not have any success finding Wintzell’s recipe or a recipe claiming to be a copycat of theirs.
However, there are other jerk chicken chili recipes. See these:
Smells Like Home
Food 52
Food.com
Some of the jerk chicken chili recipes on the web call for habanero or Scotch bonnet peppers, and others call for jalapenos.
I don’t know which Wintzell’s uses, but if they use an authentic Jamaican recipe as they claim, then I would try recipes
with habaneros or Scotch bonnet chiles first.
Phaed
From: oksana
Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2013 3:18 PM
To: phaedrus@hungrybrowser.com
Hi its been a while ....
I am now looking for spicy french fries made at Subway...
and also the Australians make them....
thank you again Oksana
Hi Oksana,
I found a couple of mentions of Subway’s french fries, but no recipes. These may be served only at certain Subway locations.
The only Australian spicy french fries recipe that I could find is here:
All Recipes Australia
Phaed
From: keyba
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 1:20 PM
To: phaedrus@hungrybrowser.com
Cc: Janet Hughes
Subject: Lausd recipe
Hi my name is Keyba. I recently found a recipe I've been looking for, for ten years on your web page.
I told a friend about and now I need to look for a recipe for her. It was back in the late 80s in
los Angeles at audubon Jr High school. It was called Cinnamon Twist. Delicious.
If you could locate that recipe please thank you.
Hi Keyba,
I wish that I could help, but I can’t find even a mention of these. I’ll post this on my site in case a reader can help.
There are some cinnamon roll recipes from schools - one from the LA Times, here:
4-22-2005
Phaed
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