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<blockquote data-quote="Pbartender" data-source="post: 3008880" data-attributes="member: 7533"><p>Right... And sometimes, you really like that restaurant food, but a little something special's missing to make it exactly what you want... Maybe you add a bit of feta cheese to that pizza... or sprinkle some extra hot peppers on that General Tso's chicken... or perhaps you have to add a dollop of guacamole onto that loco burrito.</p><p></p><p>Other times... You want to cook your own meal, but don't have the time ot skill to make it perfect, so you take a few shortcuts... You use spaghetti sauce out of the jar, and add a bit of extra garlic, instead of making it from scratch... You spice that vat of chili with a packet of McCormick's, instead of measuring out the onions, cumin and cayenne perfectly... Instead of mixing up the pancake batter from flour, eggs, and baking powder, you just toss some Bisquick and water in a bowl with blueberries.</p><p></p><p>That's how I tend to homebrew... Start with a few published basics, and adjust them, and add to them to suit my, and my players', taste.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pbartender, post: 3008880, member: 7533"] Right... And sometimes, you really like that restaurant food, but a little something special's missing to make it exactly what you want... Maybe you add a bit of feta cheese to that pizza... or sprinkle some extra hot peppers on that General Tso's chicken... or perhaps you have to add a dollop of guacamole onto that loco burrito. Other times... You want to cook your own meal, but don't have the time ot skill to make it perfect, so you take a few shortcuts... You use spaghetti sauce out of the jar, and add a bit of extra garlic, instead of making it from scratch... You spice that vat of chili with a packet of McCormick's, instead of measuring out the onions, cumin and cayenne perfectly... Instead of mixing up the pancake batter from flour, eggs, and baking powder, you just toss some Bisquick and water in a bowl with blueberries. That's how I tend to homebrew... Start with a few published basics, and adjust them, and add to them to suit my, and my players', taste. [/QUOTE]
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