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Why glasses are shaped different...
I have not always known much about why glasses are shaped differently. I imagined I just had to pick a glass that looks good and feels right in my hands.
Then one day I just wondered if there is a wine glass and a whiskey glass, there must be more to the shape of the glass than just the looks and feel.
I mean, why does my dad insist on his whiskey glass and why are all his whiskey glasses always short.
So I decided to have a little bit of fun finding out and learning about what glassware is needed in every cabinet.
From sites like delish.com, I found these different glasses, their purposes and since to me pictures speak 000's of words I thought a picture of each glass would help us understand what the glass looks like.
I hope you enjoy realising the different glasses and their purposes. I know I had fun learning them and am still trying to master them though am sure I will never know what brandy in a brandy sniffer will ever test like ;-)
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An October Chutney
Last month we made us a Tomato Pickle and now we make a Mango Chutney for our 10th month of 2011 which is sweet and pleasantly hot and is an extremely versatile hot accompaniment to curries or any Indian meal.
Ingredients for Mango Chutney:
- 1 kg sweet mangoes, peeled and cut in pieces lengthwise
- 1 ¼ kg sugar
- 1 cup cider vinegar
- 3-4 bay leaves, crushed
- 8-10 black cardamoms, crushed
- 2 thumb-sized cinnamon sticks, broken to bits
- 1 tsp cloves, ground
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