Rye

[Financial.Velociraptor]

Rye with lemon and bitters over ice.  *sip*

[choppingwood]

I have one serving of rye that came in a little bottle attached to a big(ger) bottle of Bailey`s Irish Cream. Is this the very best thing that I can do with it.

[Jon_Snow]

First the "screwdriver" post, now this. You drinking away your early retirement, raptor-dude?

[jorjor]

I prefer bourbon, but I do like me some Templeton that parents/friends bring me when they visit.

[AllieVaulter]

I thought this was going to be about bread. *slinks away*

Me too.  :)  I just got a free bag of rye flour.  I was hoping for some ideas of ways to use it. 

[RetiredAt63]

Traditional rye drink was rye and ginger ale (and of course the ginger ale was Canada Dry ginger ale, at least in Canada).  Rye makes a fine homemade Bailey's, just a bit different than Bailey's made with Irish whiskey. 

[Financial.Velociraptor]

I thought this was going to be about bread. *slinks away*

Rye is quite a lot like *liquid* bread...

[AllieVaulter]

I thought this was going to be about bread. *slinks away*

Me too.  :)  I just got a free bag of rye flour.  I was hoping for some ideas of ways to use it.

Sourdough starter. Or pretzels.

mmm.  Thanks for the suggestions!

[choppingwood]

Traditional rye drink was rye and ginger ale (and of course the ginger ale was Canada Dry ginger ale, at least in Canada).  Rye makes a fine homemade Bailey's, just a bit different than Bailey's made with Irish whiskey.

On the rare occasion that I drink pop, I like my ginger ale neat. But homemade rye-Bailey's is a definite possibility.