'Get It Done'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
lcat, where do you live? You can get golden syrup from a place like World Costplus Market, I am told by our British nanny.
I made them with honey because I didn't want to make a special trip. And they were still delicious. Ridiculously buttery.
NOM. And my improvised recipe for shepherds' pie was fab. Consomme makes a great gravy.
I took a sleeve of sugar cookie dough out of the freezer and put it in my back pocket. Then did some planting and stuff. Now I can't find the sleeve. I swear to god, my brain is working funny. How could I possibly lose such a thing?
I watched the Rocky Mountain Roller Girls squeak past the Oly Rollers to win the championship in a nailbiting bout. 146 to 147!
Ganache!!!
I have no cream.
Oh wow, I just tried Annie's mac and cheese for the first time, and it is SO much better than regular Kraft. Nom.
You know, when I was Kraft, it's got to be Kraft. I like good mac and cheese (like almost anything that includes "cheese" in the name!), but the blue box just hits the spot sometimes.
Jesse = Kraft.
Pass it on!
Jesse's favorite president was Taft.
Pass it on!
Annie's now makes a Kraft-Alike mac and cheese. Except it's like 5 times as expensive. Probably because it's ORGANIC! I think the box is even blue.
Mac and cheese is one of the things I still have left from when I joined Costco a couple of years ago. It's still good!
The last time I thought I was craving Kraft, I was really disappointed once I'd actually cooked it! It just wasn't the same as I remembered.
(I do, however, make the Annie's stuff according to Kraft directions, i.e. with 1/2 a stick of butter. I've made it according to the Annie's box before and, um, no. It needs the butter.)