This afternoon Kurt and I experimented with liquid nitrogen, habanero-infused vanilla extract and coffee beans.

The video starts with the end of the coffee bean roasting. In order to get the beans to stop roasting and not get too bitter, they’re normally taken off the stove and dipped into an ice bath. Today, we poured liquid nitrogen on them. Kurt will deliver the taste test results later.

The ice cream was delicious. The habanero flavor was completely missing but the bourbon and vanilla flavors were nice.

We’re planning to do it again, folks!

(It’s best to view this “Large” rather than the small default window”)

In this video we see an example of using dummy or bogus data. Often we get data sets that are hard to work with because it’s got Employee IDs, Part Numbers, or other strings of characters that aren’t easily comprehensible.

I show how I often convert data like this into names of fish. As part of the process, we see a pivot table and a VLOOKUP.

NOTE: my tutorials are still a bit crude. Hopefully they’re improving. :-)

Nicole has her first experience with the Peanutbutter Dragon Cookie. A cookie filled with the flavor of peanutbutter and a mixed of ghost peppers and habanero peppers.

Find more info @ www.DragonCookies.com

This bourbon was rated as a “best value” so for $12 I got it to experiment with infusing ghost peppers.

This will sit for 48 hours and we;ll see what happens.

Stay hot, my friends