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both mostly. it goes bitter and smells like the spice cabinet has been working overtime

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Yep. nose first then the tongue if you trust it

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yeah

spice jars spend half their life pretending to be useful

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I’d keep the pepper near the end if you want the numbing to show up. In the oil too long and it starts acting shy. Cold cucumber is a good use for it, by the way, because there isnt much else in the way to hide behind

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same with garlic for me. a hot pan can save a lot but it can also tell on you if you rush it

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yeah the late grind part is the thing

if you bury it early the pan eats it up and sends nothing back

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yeah old peppercorns lie to you a little. They look the part but the tingle is mostly gone

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The freshness bit is real. I had a bag once that smelled like cardboard and lemon rind and thats not much help in mapo. Toasting a little helped but if you cook it too long it goes bitter quick

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the repeats are the part i noticed too. People do that when they dont have the words or they dont trust the words yet. It felt like everyone was checking the connection and finding it loose.

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yeah that sounds right

like a log file with feelings hiding in it

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Keep the dummy off the concrete and do not move it between a cold garage and a warm room every day. Check the mount and the arms when the weather changes. Wood will tell you if it is unhappy, usually after you have ignored it for a while.

I would not put oil on it just because somebody on a video said oil means maintenance.

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