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My previous home had lots of steps everywhere. Although I'd never fallen there (except once on the icy driveway). New house in a 55+ community has NO steps anywhere. Everything is wheelchair accessible. However, I did manage a couple of falls in the last months; only because the chemotherapy I had left me with neuropathy in my feet which caused me to have a lack of equilibrium. Always a price to pay.

Hey, been there and done that a few years ago. Nothing broken except my pride. Bent my glasses and felt stupid; a few too many martinis. But I didn't have to go the ER. I had thought I'd learned but did it again last year. Now I'm a little more restrained.

Tonight's dinner will be Cooks Country Minestrone with homemade breadsticks ala Olive Garden.

Me? Old Vine Zinfandel. It's pretty much my go-to everyday red winde. We used to do the Willamette Valley wine tours and brought home cases of Bogle wines.

Was it this? Clickety

Cooks Illustrated has consistently top rated the Cuisinart. I have a slightly different model Cuisinart 14 cup that I've been using for more than 15 years and it's been great as well. Top-rated model.

Last night’s dinner was Bangers and Mash, Not much to look at but boy it was tasty.

How long has that been?

Are you leaving us to wonder where you're headed? And congratulations on the Blue Star!

I think grocery prices are shocking everyone these days. I do my shopping online for curbside pickup and scroll though most every day to add items for my weekly order. Every time I look the prices have jumped. Example: a pint container of grape tomatoes is now $3.58. Crazy. And meat prices are over the top even though this is beef country. Unfortunately those costs never seem to come back down.

What's the 'favorite beer'?

I use the big ice balls for my cocktails. I put some regular ice in the glass first followed by vodka from the freezer, the the ice balls. Drink gets cold faster withe addition of the ice cubes.

Please tell us more about this "simple but spectacular" recipe.

Brilliant!

A Google search for AGA showed me this: AGA Ranges for the  US

I haven't seen any posts for a time from @Anna N I do hope everything is alright.

Of Ogillvy and Mather?

I looked into this after hearing it mentioned on the Great British Baking Competition. It appears they are mega expensive and were formerly owned primarily by the British gentry. They're quite unusual looking:

I’m reading these ranges may be coming to the US soon.Anyone had experience with them?

With dinner last night I had Green Bean Vinaigrette. Recipe. Exceptionally good.

, I immediately thought of you when I read this in the ‘R meality Check’ cartoon this morning. ”Why is it impossible to fold a fitted sheet without spilling my drink”/

Speaking of cauliflower, I made Ina Garten's Cauliflower Gratin the other day. If you love cauliflower you must make it, it is just delicious. Gratin

I've cooked it and it's good...tastes to me a bit like turnips.

I have the same knife, it's great. Recently I acquired this one. For it's price of $10.74 it was a real bargain, super sharp and it can go in the d/w.

there are a lot of induction owners in this forum, maybe they will comment.