I think this omelet is the first time I've ever written "yuck" next to a recipe in a cookbook. Usually, the worst I get to is "don't bother."
I swear there was something else I wanted to put in this post, but now I can't remember it.
Riley ,'Potential'
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I think this omelet is the first time I've ever written "yuck" next to a recipe in a cookbook. Usually, the worst I get to is "don't bother."
I swear there was something else I wanted to put in this post, but now I can't remember it.
Priceline, baybee! Or, you know, stay with friends. But Priceline should get you under $100.
Good idea. But it's not until January, so I guess I've got time to figure it out.
The upside is that Lewis shooed me out of the room and took on clean up duty because did I mention, the poor kid didn't make it to the bathroom.
Now for my 5,615 mention of the coffee ground trick:
When someone boots, baring some sort of white expensive carpet, cover it in coffee grounds. The grounds both absorb the mess and kill the smell.
Pix, what about at the Huntington Gardens? You are a member, right?
Wow...good to know, as often as I tend to, well...never mind.
When I was in college, the RAs all had a big bag of some sort of powdery stuff that we all called Barf Dust that was poured on and would absorb the mess until someone with a mop could be found.
Crap! I was behind a big box truck in traffic, and couldn't see the light change. Red lite camera says I crossed the line 0.16 seconds after it turned red.
That's lame.
Crap! I was behind a big box truck in traffic, and couldn't see the light change. Red lite camera says I crossed the line 0.16 seconds after it turned red.
argue the ticket. the photo will show that you were behind a truck, so you might be able to have the ticket forgiven.
I'm starting a new diet on Wednesday, and the description says to have a goal of one pound of raw vegetables and one pound of cooked green vegetables daily. Plus at least four servings of fruit, a cup of beans or tofu, and as much eggplant, mushrooms, peppers, onions, and tomatoes as you want.
I have no idea how to get in all those vegetables without resorting to green smoothies. (Which, actually, is how everybody I know who's done this diet has done it.) Green smoothies scare me slightly. Everyone says that, if you make them with about 40% greens and 60% fruit, then you'll only taste the fruit and not the greens, but I'm a bit skeptical.