In this podcast, Holly and Tracy discuss their dislike for Sloppy Joes, share a cocktail recipe, and express admiration for Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer. They explore the origins of the Ruben sandwich, personal preferences for structured food presentations, and intriguing historical cocktail recipes. The episode also delves into the challenges faced by a trailblazing female ichthyologist and her groundbreaking work in naming fish species.
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Preference for barbecue sauce over canned sloppy joe sauces for varying tastes.
Marjorie Courtney Latimer's resilience and impactful work in marine biology.
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Debates Over Sloppy Joes
Discussions on the contentious nature of sloppy joes arose, expressing personal distaste for their messiness. The divergence in preferences between a sloppy joe and chili over rice was highlighted. The use of barbecue sauce in place of canned sloppy joe sauces was mentioned, catering to varying tastes.
Cocktail Discovery
Exploration of the discovery of a cocktail named Sloppy Joe in a 1932 book was outlined. The ingredients for the cocktail, including pineapple juice, cognac, and port wine, were detailed, sparking curiosity for its unique blend. The comparison between ground beef and pulled pork in sandwiches was made regarding their texture and composition.
Adventures of Marjorie Courtney Latimer
Reflections on Marjorie Courtney Latimer's impactful work with the Coelacanth and her unyielding dedication were shared. Her relationship dynamics and thoughtful approach towards indigenous communities in southern Africa were acknowledged. Arthur Smith Woodward's contrasting judgments and Marjorie's resilience in the face of criticism were highlighted, showcasing her admirable determination and significance in the field.
Holly and Tracy discuss how neither of them like Sloppy Joes, and a cocktail recipe Holly found during research. Tracy shares how very much she adores Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer.