ita got me to realize I wanted my burgers rare.
Natter 69: Practically names itself.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I like good rare. Meh, I prefer medium rare.
No, Jilli, I think you got it right.
I just hooked up my internet in the new place, and thus could watch the OB apology. Pretty damn awesome.
A friend of mine here is a huge Dexter fan. She keeps her Dexter DVDs in a special cabinet her husband made for her. The door is the front of an old air conditioner. So. AWESOME.
That really is awesome. A little scary, too. Which just makes it more awesome.
A friend of mine here is a huge Dexter fan. She keeps her Dexter DVDs in a special cabinet her husband made for her. The door is the front of an old air conditioner. So. AWESOME.
It's one part creepy and three parts awesome. So, basically, it's perfect.
A friend of mine here is a huge Dexter fan. She keeps her Dexter DVDs in a special cabinet her husband made for her. The door is the front of an old air conditioner. So. AWESOME.
Ooooh, nice!
I like my beef hot all the way through, and bloody. Too many cooks think rare is cold in the middle.
I do like tartare/carpaccio, though. And sushi, raw oysters and ceviche. I am a total cavewoman.
Mm, sushi. But I just got to my hotel and am ordering room service.
The garage attendant made the AAA guy, who had one leg and I push the car outside to change the tire, because there was "no auto repairs allowed in the garage."
Someone in authority should be informed of that choice just to see if they want to fire the guy. I'm not saying you should ask that he be fired, but the appropriate person should be informed so that they have that choice. And you might choose to judge them if they don't fire him.
Okay, by that I mean salty and without an undertone of bacon. Obviously.
I usually jazz up premade sauce by dicing up a slice or two of bacon and sauteeing until crisp, then adding the premade sauce on top of it and simmering for as long as it takes for the pasta to cook. Doesn't take any longer if you do it while waiting for the water to boil/pasta to cook and it improves the taste exponentially.