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27 minutes ago, lindag said:I've been having a yen for baked ziti with spinach and tomato.
Bought all the ingredients and today's the day. So what if it's going to be almost
90ºF here. Bless the air conditioning.
It's 35ºC / 95ºF here. Has been for weeks and will remain so through September - may get higher on the way.
But cooking continues. Thank god, Chinese cooking is generally very rapid so I melt for a few minutes and life goes on.
I have no air-con.
23 minutes ago, lindag said:I've been having a yen for baked ziti with spinach and tomato.
Bought all the ingredients and today's the day. So what if it's going to be almost
90ºF here. Bless the air conditioning.
It's 35ºC / 95ºF here. Has been for weeks and will remain so through September - may get higher on the way.
But cooking continues. Thank god Chinese cooking is generally very rapid so I melt for a few minutes and live goes on.
I have no air-con.
