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Minimal mixing, so you don't break up the crab meat too much. You want everything to just barely come together, so you can form the crab cakes. Then use a hot skillet with just a few tablespoons of oil to sear the two outer sides of the cakes. A perfect cake has a golden-brown crisp outside (think like a grilled cheese sandwich) and moist, tender, tasty insides.
Emeril's recipe [foodnetwork.com] is the one I would recommend, but I'm slightly biased to the Louisiana/Cajun spice.
Sautéed in butter or OO
Part of my problem is that I'm almost constantly looking to be proven wrong on many subjects. I'll read a headline, think "that's pretty farking outrageous" and then read the article to see what it has to say. 9 times out of 10, it's sensationalist journalism and barely has any content. 1 out of 10 I might think about it. But man. Read the comments on sites with those headlines - it's like crazy bait. And the worst part is, is that it's an echo chamber of crazy. They all pat each other on the back and talk like they have it all figured out.
And this isn't limited to left or right, black or white, etc. Read the left wing articles and there's people talking about hugs being the answer to the Paris attacks. Read the right wing articles and there's people talking about nuking the entire middle east. The worst part, of course, is that this isn't hyperbole. There was vitriol in the nuke statement and a certain genuine naivete in the hugs one. Was the vision of the people always so black and white? Was there never nuance and I'm just expecting too much?
I have several 18 Volt Cordless tools. - DeWalt (Drills, Mini Impact, 1/2" Chuck Impact, Jigsaw, Sawsall, Circular Saw, Lights) Took 10+ years to amass this collection)
I'm at the point where I either need to get a new charger and more batteries as the 6 I have are dead or barely hold a charge. I don't know if the NiCad's are just dead or the charger is faulty and needs to be replaced.
So with BF approaching and Xmas sales...
I see Home Depot has either 100 off or 150 off on De Walt sets.
2x 3.0 Li Batteries
1 20v Hammer Drill - Brush-less
1 20v Impact Driver - Brush-less
$369 and get $150 other qualifying De Walt tools on the same purchase
2x 3.0 Li Batteries
1 20v Hammer Drill - Brushes
1 20v Impact Driver - Brushes
$299 and get $100 other qualifying De Walt tools on the same purchase
1 Thought is to get another 18v kit that had 2 batteries and a charger and drill with the 150 off.
This gives me a good new charger as well as 2 black top batteries and yet another 18v drill.
The batteries I have are the longer running XRP yellow top batteries (but now not so long running)
Or do I pile on a 20v kit or tool and pay separately for an 18v kit that nets me at least 1 battery and charger (and tool) saw one for $85.
Decisions...decisions...
Part of my problem is that I'm almost constantly looking to be proven wrong on many subjects. I'll read a headline, think "that's pretty farking outrageous" and then read the article to see what it has to say. 9 times out of 10, it's sensationalist journalism and barely has any content. 1 out of 10 I might think about it. But man. Read the comments on sites with those headlines - it's like crazy bait. And the worst part is, is that it's an echo chamber of crazy. They all pat each other on the back and talk like they have it all figured out.
And this isn't limited to left or right, black or white, etc. Read the left wing articles and there's people talking about hugs being the answer to the Paris attacks. Read the right wing articles and there's people talking about nuking the entire middle east. The worst part, of course, is that this isn't hyperbole. There was vitriol in the nuke statement and a certain genuine naivete in the hugs one. Was the vision of the people always so black and white? Was there never nuance and I'm just expecting too much?
I have several 18 Volt Cordless tools. - DeWalt (Drills, Mini Impact, 1/2" Chuck Impact, Jigsaw, Sawsall, Circular Saw, Lights) Took 10+ years to amass this collection)
I'm at the point where I either need to get a new charger and more batteries as the 6 I have are dead or barely hold a charge. I don't know if the NiCad's are just dead or the charger is faulty and needs to be replaced.
So with BF approaching and Xmas sales...
I see Home Depot has either 100 off or 150 off on De Walt sets.
2x 3.0 Li Batteries
1 20v Hammer Drill - Brush-less
1 20v Impact Driver - Brush-less
$369 and get $150 other qualifying De Walt tools on the same purchase
2x 3.0 Li Batteries
1 20v Hammer Drill - Brushes
1 20v Impact Driver - Brushes
$299 and get $100 other qualifying De Walt tools on the same purchase
1 Thought is to get another 18v kit that had 2 batteries and a charger and drill with the 150 off.
This gives me a good new charger as well as 2 black top batteries and yet another 18v drill.
The batteries I have are the longer running XRP yellow top batteries (but now not so long running)
Or do I pile on a 20v kit or tool and pay separately for an 18v kit that nets me at least 1 battery and charger (and tool) saw one for $85.
Decisions...decisions...
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Sautéed in butter or OO
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Was the vision of the people always so black and white? Was there never nuance and I'm just expecting too much?
[snip]
Decisions...decisions...
Journalism is long dead, and the "infotainment" corporations are catering to the extremes, to generate a sense of extreme insecurity among the populace. The general stupidity of most people should never be underestimated. tl;dr: you're expecting too much.
Pshhhht.
Woman cannot live by Wand alone
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