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Everything posted by heidih
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worked fine for me just now
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Time saving conveniemnce I do take for granted. I have done two complete kitchen renos while living in the houses and limped by with electric fry pan and dishes in bathtub or on front lawn. As a teen I got a reprint of https://www.amazon.com/Housekeeping-Containing-Contributions-Housewives-Distringuished/dp/B000GU4QEA and loved the cooking stories in Little House On The Prairie books by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Also as an adult Edna Lewis The Taste of Country Cooking
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Allover internet now. One ad has a woman takig her trash out and the bottles clinking loudly. Then with the cans -no noise
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Term roast versus bake. Pretty much same or am I mising something? Like roast associated with savory and bake usually sweet or is it temp difference? (oh gawd I sound like a Valley girl)
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Yes - it is really not "frying" - just concentrated heat roa sting.
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Locally big shake-ups as many converting to drive-thru. They have to prove no roadway obstruction should line snake onto road.Seems to negate the communal aspect such as it was.
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I've used two. Real Naturals and another whose name escapes me. But they do not have the other ingredients like the LA Times ones. I hd never seen them promote a product like that. The demise/desperation o newspapers? I use it almost daily - nice to sprinkle on so many things.
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I needed a laugh. Los Angeles Times email just now promoting a spice blend. A dry chili crisp with citrus notes. Oh my. https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2023-10-15/chili-crisp-california-heat-spice-blend-la-times-burlap-and-barrel#:~:text=California Heat was inspired by,that you can sprinkle everywhere.&text=How do you capture California,love to cook and eat. I stock a dry chili crisp but not at that proce. I'd try a sample bag,
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It is just a dumpling that incorporates a cottage cheese like curd. Can go sweet or savory.
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The app pic looks like octopus. Sorry
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And like many here she cooks on her birthday - gets you what you desire ;
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I use jams/jelly alot as the sweetener. Heated with touch o liquid I have never had it "re-jel"
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Those look like udon noodles or did you get thick tapioca/rice ones?
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I mentioned a similar to neice - but water chesnut goes inside date & then bacon wrapped. She said they do it with a chunk o pineapple inside.
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Is that pumpkin o some sort? Roasted or? Getting cold here and you guys seem pretty keen on the hard squash,
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Gotta love a guy who knows a guy... Only a copycat in my local Ralphs. Ox Brand - made in Thailand, imported by company down road here.
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OMG I'd orgotten about Spike. As soon as I read it I had a mental pic o the shaker. Along lines o Mrs. Dash. The Adelle Ddavuis days. Our Anne_T might be interested re low salt cooking re hubby. https://spikeseasoning.com/?page_id=8
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Google around there are various varieties - not all toxic. I don't like them mostly because peopke would donate them wanting a donation veritication for IRS and nobody wanted to buy them.
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Did you pound the cashew nuts or leave them whole? They can be subtle. I would love one day to see one in situ - the sorta nipple on an apple like fruit,
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There is another topic here somewhere here I posted being in line behind a gorgeous tall slender woman and her hub pushing a cart packed with pennetone - Rite Aide maybe. I tilted my head in wonder and he said - she loves it.. The new diet ;
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OMG they are inculcating the toddlers who will be sneaking mom's pumpkinspice latte next
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Has to be combined when done thusly w/ dipping sauce w/ strong taste >spice, acid, mayo
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I meant virus Chickens - that head bobbing - a secret plot to hypnotize us.
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They will outsmart us and thus outlive us - just like insects ; We are not the top tier predator in reality
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I burst out laughing cuz image screamed "swiss chard" which seems everywhere here & I like and just put on list. Sure your spinat was good. Also giggled at the buttered kimchi & peas. Butter + kimchi seems a thing thse days but the peas - that was a twist. Thanks re your inspiring combos :