\nBack in my post of June 20, 2018<\/a>, I mention a rub for chicken legs that I prepared.<\/p>\n \nThat day, I used most of the rub; the leftover portion I put in a baggie, sealed up, and tossed in the freezer. Yet, from time to time, I’ve thought about it: would I ever get around to using the rest?<\/p>\n \nTwo days ago my wife had brought home some drumsticks that needed to be cooked. I thought of the rub: was it still in the freezer? Could I find it again? Indeed: within a minute I had the baggie in my hand. I laid the drumsticks out on a roast pan, brushed them with olive oil, then spread the rest of the rub over them.<\/p>\n \nThe rub was still alive, apparently: the drumsticks turned out great. I was glad to finally use the rest of that rub, since it was an experiment that happened to turn out really well, those six years ago:)<\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about cooking: the tutor gets to some unfinished business. Back in my post of June 20, 2018, I mention a rub for chicken legs that I prepared. That day, I used most of the rub; the leftover portion I …<\/p>\n