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4. Don’t rush the rise. In my kitchen, where the temperature ranges between 65 and 70 degrees at night, it takes at least 15 hours, and sometimes as many as 23 hours, for the dough to complete its rise.

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The makers of the Ice Magic say the silicone ice-cube mold can hold more than 100 cubes, save space in your fridge and chill drinks and beverages like a portable cooler.

Christmas is past us, sadly, but we’re here to alleviate the post-Christmas blahs because there’s a decidedly more cocktail-centric holiday just around the corner. We’re helping you ring in the New Year in spirituous style by asking some of our most renowned mixologists what their favorite cocktails are to embrace 2019 and to welcome the next few months.

In a Champagne flute, add one sugar cube and douse with angostura bitters. Top with Champagne or Cava, garnish with a lemon twist.

Telstra has been experiencing a rapid decline in its share price over the past year on top of a string of embarrassing and highly frustrating network outages nationally, the most recent in May effecting millions of customers. At the same time, the traditional fixed line business model is being disrupted off the back of the NBN rollout, while the mobile network is being challenged by aggressive investments from rivals such as Vodafone, Optus and TPG.

A few weeks ago, at Una Pizza Napoletana, a restaurant on the Lower East Side, I ate a spectacular vanilla ice cream made by Fabian von Hauske Valtierra, one of the chefs there. It was dense, smooth, and relatively soft; the flavor was fresh and milky, with a hint of vanilla and a potent undercurrent of salt. The other day, on Instagram, when von Hauske Valtierra posted a photo of a spoonful of it and suggested, in the caption, that he doesn’t cook his base before churning it, I wondered if his recipe might be a good candidate for making in a bag.

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If the idea of on-demand artisan ice sounds irresistible, you’ll have to be patient. FirstBuild plans to take preorders this Fall. Actual ice makers aren’t expected to ship until a full year later, in November 2019. I admit, that makes me a little nervous. FirstBuild hasn’t released any photos of the Forge machine either, just glossy shots of round ice. I’ve seen my share of shaky small appliance launches as well. 

Tests to ensure adequate chlorine levels after the flushing came out fine except at one building, he said. "We had to flush a little longer to get chlorine right in that building with a drinking fountain at the end of a dead-end hallway," Johnson said.

Nutrition information per serving (with ice cream): 328 calories, 18 g fat, 11 g saturated fat, 60 mg cholesterol, 38 g carbohydrates, 36 g sugar, 5 g protein, 99 mg sodium, 1 g fiber

13 While the panettone is baking, and before you remove it from the oven, have on hand two 12-inch-long metal or wooden skewers and a deep pot, such as a stockpot that is no more than 11 inches in diameter. Now comes the fun part. Remove the finished panettone from the oven and immediately pierce the skewers through the base of the panettone, about 1/2-inch from the bottom, driving them all the way through, and placing them about 4 inches apart so that they are parallel. Carefully, with a gentle touch and using oven mitts, pick up the panettone and hang it upside-down over the pot so that the ends and tips of the skewers are resting along the top of the pot and the panettone is hanging down inside. This hanging will allow the panettone to cool without collapsing. Let the panettone cool completely before turning it upright and removing the skewers.