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I'm back from walking this Morning. The temperature this morning was 20 on the porch and 27 on the cable news channel. The temperature was in 40s yesterday.
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Woman Dies Of Flesh-Eating Infection After Eating Raw Oysters
January 8, 2018 at 1:44 pm
Have a Great Wednesday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 43 out there now with an expected high of 57 and 10% chance of rain.
Laundry is about done, just a few things left in the dryer to refresh and hang/fold this morning.
I know a lot of people make their own bread crumbs, using day old (or older) bread at home and pulverizing the bread in a food processor.
As it happens, I buy panko crumbs. I never heard of bread being stomped on to make crumbs, and while I'm sure that the process does something to sterilize them while making them, that would certainly be a big turn off to see someone walking on them. On the other hand, grapes used to be stomped by hand...er, rather by foot?...to make wine, didn't they? And no one was bothered at all by that, apparently.
At any rate, I understand that Panko crumbs were never actually sold as bread to begin with. I'll have to see what more I can find out about that.
OK, it seems that authentic Japanese Panko is made using crustless bread that is cooked via electrocution, hence not any crust, per se. It's immediately processed into crumbs and is never sold as bread. Some American Panko, from what I've gleaned, is made from whole loaves of bread that include crusts, but "white" Panko is made from crustless bread, or bread that has had the crust removed. Again, from what I've gathered, both are bread made just for the Panko and never sold as bread.
And even if wine was still made by foot stomped grapes, I believe I'd still drink it. LOL.
43 was our high for Tuesday
I may not have been clear, the truck driver was walking on the bread to put more of it in the truck, not to turn it into crumbs.
Interesting about Panko, I know that it is used by many Chef's as a better breading. I did not know it was made from crustless bread. I wonder how that method of cooking works, I wonder if that is something like the Hot Dog cooker that used to be sold where the dogs were impaled on short spikes and then line voltage was run through them to heat them.
Have a Good Day
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi...where is that pesky GardenKat????
I thought I'd posted. Several things around here today got started, and left undone to do something else...oh well
Its Tuesday, so Jack called...that was fun. He was full of stories about the outdoor rink, which Jack made for Nate,,as of yesterday was 'over'. But oh man, did they all have fun over the weekend! Couple of his buddies came and they skated for hours.
Today was my baby brother's birthday...kids 61. Wow! I was weeks from being 14 when he was born. Time has flown!
Having for dinner a big salad, followed by Mashed Potatoes and boiled cabbage and gravy. Yum! The Irish knew what was good when they made Colcannon!
Tom E. has been outside a lot today. Sunny, and 50's..he was a happy cat.
I need to go clean the kitchen. Hasn't been attended to all day...so its a mess. Hope to get out tomorrow and pick up a couple things and call it a day.
Oh, did I mention I have enough mashed potatoes to make potato patties, and I love boiled cabbage, so that could end up being 'itself' or I may think of a new dish to make with them.
OH, again...on the news tonite they were talking(reporting) on another owl attack. What's with these birds???
No more 'Oh's"....just a Later...
Hi Valerie
That is similar to the spread between myself and my Sister
I like Boiled Cabbage too...
I wonder if the Owls are hungry and that is what is leading them to be aggressive ?
Have a Nice Day
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Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 53 out there now with an expected high of 59 and 20% chance of precipitation.
I did finish the laundry yesterday and got to the store. Didn't get EVERYTHING, as I stopped at Kroger on the way home from a routine doctor visit, and hadn't yet had lunch. Came home and got lunch for J and for me.
I can get what's left at Aldi and Walgreens without going far at all, and if necessary there is always the nearby Publix as well.
Dinner last night was garlic cheese toast and lasagna, with Château Élan Muscadry Rosé. Very nice. This was the third bottle of the Christmas case I bought from them, that didn't actually get delivered until after Christmas. I had previously purchased a bottle of the Blanc, but this case was my introduction to the Rouge and the Rosé. Both are excellent.
I bought the individual serving sizes of Stouffers lasagna, so J had the 5 Cheese lasagna and I had the Italian (with meat) lasagna. We really love their vegetable Alfredo lasagna, but once in a while we want the red sauced version(s) just for a change of pace when having lasagna. Of course we don't have lasagna all that often anyway.
Doctor said I'd lost 3 more pounds. If he said it, then it's official.
Not that I couldn't stand to lose more, and it WOULD have been more, if not for the holidays. At least I managed to get through them without blimping out.
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Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Pictures of some epic kitchen FAILS.
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I have a checkerboard cake pan. It's older, with metal ring dividers, and if done right it makes a lovely cake. I would not make a Gatorade cake...mine was yellow cake and chocolate usually, and I was perhaps a bit more careful with the rings and produced a more consistent checkerboard shape, but the pans DO work nicely.
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed..how's your schedule next week? I'd really like to get rid of these hot chip things. They've taken up way too much 'real estate' on the counter top. Would be good to see you, coffee if you're in for that...my treat!
Later...
I think I'm relatively free next week, except Saturday, so just about any day would be fine. Coffee instead of a clandestine meeting in the TJ's parking lot? LOL. I do still want to run myself by TJ's while out though.
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I'm back from walking this Morning + 1 cent. The temperature this morning was 36 on the porch and on the cable news channel. I did see two deer standing on the road in a cul de sac while walking.
http://beta.latimes.com/world/asia/la-fg-china-solar-theft-20180109-story.html
China’s heralded 'solar highway' closed after thieves stole one of the panels
By Jonathan Kaiman, Jan 09, 2018
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/gluten-free-foods-healthy-alternatives-expert-diet-suzanne-mahady-monash-university-australia-a8148246.html
Gluten-free foods are not healthier alternatives, says expert
From the article
Avoiding gluten has also been linked to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes.
http://news.trust.org/item/20180109130122-tsylw
Apple store in Zurich evacuated as phone battery overheats
by Reuters, Tuesday, 9 January 2018
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5249455/Flash-Russia-sparks-fears-strike-North-Korea.html
Mysterious bright flash and 'ground shaking explosion' over Russia sparks fears of a US missile strike on North Korea
By Will Stewart In Moscow for MailOnline, Updated: 05:02 EST, 9 January 2018
Have a Great Thursday
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Howdy y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 50 out there now with an expected high of 60 and 60% chance of precipitation along with that high temperature of 60.
I had thought I might pop out for cat food and a few other sundries but might not if it's all rainy and blech out there.
Might run the dishwasher today, but it may be able to wait until after lunch or possibly even tonight after dinner, depending on what Eduardo or I decide dinner will be. There is a large can of German bean soup in there that I bought at Aldi a while back that looks pretty good and it may be the majority of dinner, along with, perhaps, some potato dish to fill out, as the soup doesn't look like it would be quite enough, by itself, to be dinner for two large men.
Thought I was going to beat Roger this morning but I see he just posted. LOL.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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As chicken and dumplings, in a can, go, I recall rather liking the Sweet Sue brand. The dumplings are very much like the ones my mother made, and that I make, and the taste is all right. As with any of these type canned items, it could use a bit more chicken and you may be sure that when I make it from scratch, it HAS quite a bit more chicken. Still, Sweet Sue will do, for me, in a pinch. I do add additional seasoning, including some rosemary, salt, and pepper. Can't honestly recall how I felt about Dinty Moore, though I'm pretty sure I tried that one. I'm usually OK with Dinty Moore products though. Sweet Sue was just my mom's go to for camping trips, so I was used to it and it was familiar.
After watching this one, I may have to go and give the Dinty Moore another try.
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No carb bread? Only three ingredients? May have to try this one.
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Canned food restaurant? I know some restaurants get some of their food from cans, but to be PROUD of it and serve it that way? Wow.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 53 out there now with an expected high of 59 and 20% chance of precipitation.
I did finish the laundry yesterday and got to the store. Didn't get EVERYTHING, as I stopped at Kroger on the way home from a routine doctor visit, and hadn't yet had lunch. Came home and got lunch for J and for me.
I can get what's left at Aldi and Walgreens without going far at all, and if necessary there is always the nearby Publix as well.
Dinner last night was garlic cheese toast and lasagna, with Château Élan Muscadry Rosé. Very nice. This was the third bottle of the Christmas case I bought from them, that didn't actually get delivered until after Christmas. I had previously purchased a bottle of the Blanc, but this case was my introduction to the Rouge and the Rosé. Both are excellent.
I bought the individual serving sizes of Stouffers lasagna, so J had the 5 Cheese lasagna and I had the Italian (with meat) lasagna. We really love their vegetable Alfredo lasagna, but once in a while we want the red sauced version(s) just for a change of pace when having lasagna. Of course we don't have lasagna all that often anyway.
Doctor said I'd lost 3 more pounds. If he said it, then it's official.
Not that I couldn't stand to lose more, and it WOULD have been more, if not for the holidays. At least I managed to get through them without blimping out.
That is a great loss following the Holidays.
I may have to look for the Stouffers, I wonder if they are carried locally, hopefully
I did use those Chicken and dumplings as well as the Dinty Moore Beef Stew as a lunch at work on more than one occasion. I liked them, The Dumplings were a bit doughy, not a surprise OTOH.parityanimal wrote: »As chicken and dumplings, in a can, go, I recall rather liking the Sweet Sue brand. The dumplings are very much like the ones my mother made, and that I make, and the taste is all right. As with any of these type canned items, it could use a bit more chicken and you may be sure that when I make it from scratch, it HAS quite a bit more chicken. Still, Sweet Sue will do, for me, in a pinch. I do add additional seasoning, including some rosemary, salt, and pepper. Can't honestly recall how I felt about Dinty Moore, though I'm pretty sure I tried that one. I'm usually OK with Dinty Moore products though.
Fifty is our forecast high and the Precipitation is forecast to be 100% later in the evening.parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 50 out there now with an expected high of 60 and 60% chance of precipitation along with that high temperature of 60.
I had thought I might pop out for cat food and a few other sundries but might not if it's all rainy and blech out there.
Might run the dishwasher today, but it may be able to wait until after lunch or possibly even tonight after dinner, depending on what Eduardo or I decide dinner will be. There is a large can of German bean soup in there that I bought at Aldi a while back that looks pretty good and it may be the majority of dinner, along with, perhaps, some potato dish to fill out, as the soup doesn't look like it would be quite enough, by itself, to be dinner for two large men.
Thought I was going to beat Roger this morning but I see he just posted. LOL.
FWIW I hate the word "Forecasted" that I keep seeing as well as the word "Pleaded" in the news broadcasts. IMO the proper words are Forecast and Pled.
The early bird gets the worm, Not that I would have a use for a worm
Have a Nice Day
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning! Morning chores done, email read or addressed as needed, (filed, printed, trashed...whatever!) Kitchen was cleaned last night, so dishwasher unloaded.
Several things I need to attend to out there...like making another batch of my oil free "ranch" dressing. (stuff is good!), etc. Shower, then I'm outta here for the afternoon!
Going to do an 'odd' run. I've never made it to Walmart, for all my threats of going..didn't!
And Aldi's, for oranges, apples, and their canned beets! Like 0.49 cents a can! And I love putting sliced beets on my salads..etc. Also they have hyacinths at a good price...want a dozen, will settle for 2 LOL!
Also picking up zucchini wherever I find them...want to try the zucchini and carrot fritters Ed posted. Looked so good. I think I'm on a 'fritter' kick.. Leftovers of yesterdays dinner going to reappear as potato fritters, and the leftover cabbage will go into a soup, or just get heated and eaten as is!
I loved the cartoons....the Purebread Cat made me laugh..wasn't expecting that! The cat in the tub with the yellow ducky shower cap, etc...
Ed..how's your schedule next week? I'd really like to get rid of these hot chip things. They've taken up way too much 'real estate' on the counter top. Would be good to see you, coffee if you're in for that...my treat!
Later...
Most of what I post are items that tickled my funny bone with a few other types thrown in.
My brother has been bringing home "Canned Beets" except that they are in a pouch not a can.
My brother grow Zucchini in the garden and the overflow gets handed out to neighbors and he slices the smaller ones into his salad instead of using Cucumbers.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Oh...Roger I can't imagine a lack of available food for the owls...I have no idea what has set them off...or maybe its just the reporting that is being done...it is weird.
You could be right, It could all be down to trends in reporting.
Enjoy the Day
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Boy, are we busy people....I'm only tied up on Tues & Thursday. (and good until about 3:30 on Thursday...) So basically coffee and then TJ's? I'll let you pick the day of week.
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I'm back from walking this Morning + 1 cent. The temperature this morning was 36 on the porch and on the cable news channel. I did see two deer standing on the road in a cul de sac while walking.
http://beta.latimes.com/world/asia/la-fg-china-solar-theft-20180109-story.html
China’s heralded 'solar highway' closed after thieves stole one of the panels
By Jonathan Kaiman, Jan 09, 2018
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/gluten-free-foods-healthy-alternatives-expert-diet-suzanne-mahady-monash-university-australia-a8148246.html
Gluten-free foods are not healthier alternatives, says expert
From the article
Avoiding gluten has also been linked to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes.
http://news.trust.org/item/20180109130122-tsylw
Apple store in Zurich evacuated as phone battery overheats
by Reuters, Tuesday, 9 January 2018
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/muscles-grown-skin-stem-cells-reprogrammed-scientists-duke-university-a8149211.html
Working muscles grown in lab from skin stem cells in world first
New technique could be used to grow large amounts of tissue and treat rare muscular diseases
Josh Gabbatiss Science Correspondent, Tuesday 9 January 2018
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5249455/Flash-Russia-sparks-fears-strike-North-Korea.html
Mysterious bright flash and 'ground shaking explosion' over Russia sparks fears of a US missile strike on North Korea
By Will Stewart In Moscow for MailOnline, Updated: 05:02 EST, 9 January 2018
Have a Great Thursday
Roger
I didn't expect the solar highway to last long. Disappointed that the expectations came true though.
I really felt there was a definite slant on the article about gluten free foods. They didn't actually say that gluten free, per se, increased risk of cardio-vascular issues, but rather that avoidance of beneficial, higher fiber whole grains might result in lower fiber intake, which could result in that increased risk. Well, there are lots of gluten free items that contain plenty of fiber, so unless they have conclusively tested whether the particular fiber in whole grains, specifically, reduces the risk, then that's just a supposition. The article strongly implies that gluten free automatically means less fiber. Gluten free, in and of itself, does NOT imply less fiber in the diet, though it certainly means less fiber from certain grains. More fiber can certainly be consumed in other items to make up for this.
I realize that Android phone batteries can also overheat. Still, the repairman getting burned is a bit scary, though at least I'm sure he's thankful that the battery didn't explode on him!
An old friend from my high school suffers from MS and could possibly benefit from the lab grown muscle cells, though I doubt they'll be in common use soon enough to benefit current patients much.
I'll go with the UFO theory on the Russian flash. It's the most fun!0 -
The large can of German bean soup (vegan) from Aldi turned out to be just enough to make a very nice lunch for both of us. J added some Asian chili crush to spice his bowl up and I added some crumbled bacon (from my large bag of it) and sriracha to mine, and had a few crackers to go with it.
It was one of the "near the door" items when I bought it so I don't hold out high hopes of there being any more of it the next time I go to Aldi, which will probably be tomorrow. I had never seen it before. We found it tasty enough for an occasional meal, so if there IS any more, I'll buy another can or three to put back for future lunches.
Eduardo has set some corn tortillas out to thaw. There also seems to be a can of refried beans and a can of HOT store brand Ro-tel knock off on the counter. I suspect some kind of layered dish involving all the above and some cheese may turn out to be dinner tonight, but sometimes Eduardo has sudden, last minute ideas and things go in a completely different direction.
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I'm back from walking this Morning. The temperature this morning was 44 on the porch and 45 on the cable news channel.
I did some more running around yesterday. I stopped at the Post office and mailed off a payment that used my last stamp and then I bought a book of stamps. Next stop was the barber shop and as it was Noon I ended up with some Thai food, Chicken Pad Thai which is less starchy than Chicken See Yew. The scale was not bad this morning
http://rare.us/rare-politics/issues/taxation-nation/seattle-attempts-to-impose-morality-with-ridiculously-high-taxes-on-sugary-drinks/
Seattle attempts to impose morality with ridiculously high taxes on sugary drinks
Barbara Boland, January 9, 2018 3:39 pm
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Holy sugary drink tax! Finally saw this w/ my own eyes. $10.34 of tax on a pack of Gatorade @Costco in #Seattle.0 -
Howdy y'all. It's fabulous Friday! 60 out there now with an expected high of 61 and 100% chance of rain. Low tonight expected to be 27, so Old Man Winter is coming back to visit.
We ended up eating Indian food at a restaurant last night. I had forgotten that J thought he had tickets for a movie but when we got to the theater he noticed that the special feature was scheduled for next week, the 18th, so instead of dinner and a movie at the movie theater (Studio Grill, bar type food, but at least a table or counter to sit at while eating) we went across the street to one of our favorite Indian restaurants and had dinner. Then we stopped at Kroger as I had never gotten out to the store yesterday. I STILL didn't get everything because I forgot to put macaroni on the list. *KITTEN*
Not that I'm going to curl up and die from lack of macaroni, but still.
I could get out to Aldi today to get macaroni but with 100% chance of rain, we'll see. Supposedly we'll be out tomorrow anyway for orchid judging photography, and I need to stop at Walgreens for my zinc supplement at some point too.
Sink is clear, and I've had bacon, scrambled eggs with cheese and MORE crumbled bacon, and buttered sourdough toast, since they had a bakery loaf of nice sourdough on the "Oops, we overbaked" rack at Kroger, fairly thin sliced. As expected, the toaster oven made beautiful, crisp, slightly chewy, sourdough toast, one of my favorite types of bread to toast.
Lilo and Dinah approved of the bacon and the cheese.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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parityanimal wrote: »I didn't expect the solar highway to last long. Disappointed that the expectations came true though.
I really felt there was a definite slant on the article about gluten free foods. They didn't actually say that gluten free, per se, increased risk of cardio-vascular issues, but rather that avoidance of beneficial, higher fiber whole grains might result in lower fiber intake, which could result in that increased risk. Well, there are lots of gluten free items that contain plenty of fiber, so unless they have conclusively tested whether the particular fiber in whole grains, specifically, reduces the risk, then that's just a supposition. The article strongly implies that gluten free automatically means less fiber. Gluten free, in and of itself, does NOT imply less fiber in the diet, though it certainly means less fiber from certain grains. More fiber can certainly be consumed in other items to make up for this.
I realize that Android phone batteries can also overheat. Still, the repairman getting burned is a bit scary, though at least I'm sure he's thankful that the battery didn't explode on him!
An old friend from my high school suffers from MS and could possibly benefit from the lab grown muscle cells, though I doubt they'll be in common use soon enough to benefit current patients much.
I'll go with the UFO theory on the Russian flash. It's the most fun!
Hi Ed
I would hope that the Gluten Free products manufacturers do use other fiber in the foods. OTOH I suspect that anything that raises the cost of the item will be scrutinized on a cost benefit ratio.parityanimal wrote: »The large can of German bean soup (vegan) from Aldi turned out to be just enough to make a very nice lunch for both of us. J added some Asian chili crush to spice his bowl up and I added some crumbled bacon (from my large bag of it) and sriracha to mine, and had a few crackers to go with it.
It was one of the "near the door" items when I bought it so I don't hold out high hopes of there being any more of it the next time I go to Aldi, which will probably be tomorrow. I had never seen it before. We found it tasty enough for an occasional meal, so if there IS any more, I'll buy another can or three to put back for future lunches.
Eduardo has set some corn tortillas out to thaw. There also seems to be a can of refried beans and a can of HOT store brand Ro-tel knock off on the counter. I suspect some kind of layered dish involving all the above and some cheese may turn out to be dinner tonight, but sometimes Eduardo has sudden, last minute ideas and things go in a completely different direction.
We shall see what develops!
Interesting, To me that is a strike against Aldi that something may or may not be there if You decide You like it.
A Question for You, I know You mentioned using the CostCo Pre cooked Bacon. I have found that it is Meh at best. I find that I prefer the ShopRite House brand or the more expensive Oscar Mayer, I will use the rest of the CostCo bacon but I doubt I will be buying it again.
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Pulled pork in a can?
To be honest, I haven't tried THIS brand, but I did try some I saw at Kroger and it was surprisingly decent, especially when I added some barbecue sauce.
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http://rare.us/rare-politics/issues/taxation-nation/seattle-attempts-to-impose-morality-with-ridiculously-high-taxes-on-sugary-drinks/
Seattle attempts to impose morality with ridiculously high taxes on sugary drinks
Barbara Boland, January 9, 2018 3:39 pm
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https://mobile.twitter.com/DeedeeKIRO7/status/949404423754694656
Holy sugary drink tax! Finally saw this w/ my own eyes. $10.34 of tax on a pack of Gatorade @Costco in #Seattle.
I think Seattle needs to just give that idea up quickly. All it will accomplish is to drive consumers out of the city to purchase their sugary drinks elsewhere. And while buying their sugary drinks elsewhere, they'll also buy the rest of their groceries elsewhere and Seattle grocery businesses will be all OVER the city government to quickly dispose of that ridiculous tax.
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Ok, I'm here! Confess to sleeping til almost 8:30 and liking it!
Ed...Monday Jan. 15 it is...dependent on the weather..:) My counter and I will thank you! I do hope you like the chips. I know my only thought when the 'heat' caught me was ED!!!!! LOL!
Roger, I didn't read your articles yet, but surely did enjoy the cartoons. Animal pix are always enjoyable, and puppy or kitty pix adorable. I sat and rocked with my 'kitten' this morning while trying to get sips of my coffee without spilling on myself or Tom E. I don't think my coffee was so hot as to cause any serious burns, but it was a cup of half calf and I didn't want to share!
I am going to brave the weather and make a Kroger run. I did find zucchini at Aldi's and celery, and Cara Cara oranges..but no beets. I was truly disappointed. So, I have one more serving of squashed potatoes to 'reinvent' for either a lunch or dinner, and after that, I'm going to seriously have to actually cook! hmmmm. I'm going to look at Kroger's frozen foods and see if I can find frozen leeks. Would make a decent soup with my potato...
Surely is ugly out there this morning. But, no big winds, or torrential rains, etc. So I will make the best of it while I'm out. Looks pretty much like a 'hoodie rain gear' kinda day.
Later...
I wish I could sleep in some days. Tomorrow looks like the weather will be interesting, not necessarily nice but interesting.
I will have to look at that later, if I remember of course, I tend to get lost on or maybe it is in the Internet.GardenKatGardens wrote: »OK...got suckered into the internet. Went to Amazon to look for something, and this came up as things I might be interested in.... Click on the link, which I hope to put in here. and then scroll down to watch the process...this is wild!! Half of me thinks this would be fantastic...the reality part of me knows that it would be 'lost' on almost anyone I know...and a whole lot of 'fiddly' fuss to boot. But do go look.
https://www.amazon.com/Albert-y-Ferran-Adria-Spherification/dp/B00HLM2TW2/ref=pd_ys_c_rfy_2255571011_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00HLM2TW2&pd_rd_r=36TAE32CBBXSJKQ7ZDAK&pd_rd_w=v2r6Z&pd_rd_wg=n96Ik&psc=1&refRID=3P0WNBKV2ACH6H7JCVDN
I think I watched all of them...impressed with the 'chocolate caviar' the Pom caviar, and doesn't sound especially tasty, but the 'quail eggs' WOWZA!!!
I think Ed will find this interesting, and also Roger's bro. What will 'we' think up next in the culinary world?????
Good Luck With Your Running AroundGardenKatGardens wrote: »Now I shall get dressed in street clothes, let the cat back into the house, and make my way to Kroger....or I shall be quite hungry...or maybe at Sweet Tomatoes????
Roger0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5PiGidtStM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LjC-nUPrNg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ffk-8m6Qao
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