J-M Paris

Your replacement copy will come in a box which you can use to return the original copy.

Noisy restaurants are for people who view a meal simply as a feeding exercise.

I bought eggs at a local farmers' market last summer, at a stand operated by the egg producer himself (years-round). The same dozen eggs (same producer, same carton, same size eggs, etc.) at my grocery store was at that time 20 cents cheaper. I checked again a few times since and de price is consistently higher at the farmer's market. When I asked the producer why he was selling at a higher price, he just said that he did not control the price charged at the grocery store (thank God). While cheaper than the farmer's market, big banner stores are still far too expensive with regard to fresh produces and meat. Smaller chains often have lower prices. That's free market. Just make sure you are aware of price differences that may make a huge difference to you if you are on a budget. If you are not on a budget, just learn not to be bothered by the fact that you are being exploited.

If the basting liquid contains some solids, wouldn't some of those cling to the surface of the meat (the liquid part (fat and juices) dripping or vaporizing) and contribute something to the taste.