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Blurry phone pics prior to him getting a new phone. Another quality is being a fan of the terrible Real Madrid.
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arugula, avocado, parmesan, pine nuts, lemon vinaigrette
Where did you get that bowl
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where'd u get that bowl? that's a nice bowl. a very nice bowl.
arugula, avocado, parmesan, pine nuts, lemon vinaigrette
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agreed
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got it from some local home & kitchen spot
can get em online. they’re made by a Portuguese company called Casafina
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reasonable prices:
www.casafinagifts.com
Casafina USA
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Those are some great lookin bowls
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Lemon gingers tea
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Had to wake up this morning and redeem myself after a poor steak performance last night
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Pancakes with oatmeal on top.
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Nachos and a quesadilla. Both chicken and steak.
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Lemon gingers tea
No sckid but are those Costco brand cookies? Got some in the pantry right now.
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Watch "Carne Asada Recipe" on YouTube
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chocolate chip cookies & tea is an odd combo.Lemon gingers tea
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Hulk Hogan: "Hey Barry Bonds, you might want to lay off the roids brother."
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what a gracious thing to say to someone.
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about to put a roast in the crockpot.
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about to put a roast in the crockpot.
So the sear needs to be that deep?
That looks cooked.
What temp you sear on?
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But I am all for reusing fruit/veggie scraps whenever possible and that includes composting.
Even if you don't have a garden, the LEAST you could do is hold onto your fruit/veggie scraps and throw them in the grass somewhere so the earth can get something in return. Don't throw that stuff in the trash please.
If you know someone that DOES garden, hold onto your fruit/veggie scraps and donate them to that person.
One way to reuse citrus fruit peels is to boil them in water and use THAT water as a base for your teas. That is a much better option than regular, flavorless water.
Just a suggestion.
But I am all for reusing fruit/veggie scraps whenever possible and that includes composting.
Even if you don't have a garden, the LEAST you could do is hold onto your fruit/veggie scraps and throw them in the grass somewhere so the earth can get something in return. Don't throw that stuff in the trash please.
If you know someone that DOES garden, hold onto your fruit/veggie scraps and donate them to that person.
One way to reuse citrus fruit peels is to boil them in water and use THAT water as a base for your teas. That is a much better option than regular, flavorless water.
Just a suggestion.
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spoken like a true hippie hipster. i've had my suspicious, but boy did this confirm it.
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That’s a good sear for a braise/stew. If you crank the heat to high and get a sear like that on a piece of meat that thick it will still be raw in the middle.
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about to put a roast in the crockpot.
Glad you are asking questions as it shows that you are willing to learn.
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Example of searings.
