Hi, my name is vacuumslayer and I'm a lazy cook. Oh, not always. But if there's a way to simplify the cooking process I'm all over that like white on rice. So it should come as no surprise that one of my current favorite recipes...
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First, my apologies--I unintentionally scheduled this for sometime last week when it was about 10% completed so there's a bunch of comments about what the heck is going on here..
A few random thoughts on my previous post: I haven't learned how to bake cinnamon rolls yet, but the Pillsbury Grands have always been a bit of a guilty pleasure.
This is the grave of Willamina Fleming. Born in 1857 in Dundee, Scotland, Fleming grew up in the middle class, taught a bit as a young woman, then married an accountant. In 1877, they decided to move to the United States. They lived in Boston....
On November 1, 1879, the Carlisle Indian School opened in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. This school, central to the genocidal project to end Native American culture in the late nineteenth century, was.
Post Deadspin Magary has a compilation of the decade's most irrelevant figures. I'll highlight a few favorites, starting with James Harden: I despise watching the Rockets. pic.twitter.com/47tzFX4xzn— pickuphoop (@pickuphoop) November.
In my lazy cooking thread, sharculese mentioned a favorite of mine--peanut sauce. Easy and versatile, I think a good peanut sauce could probably make cardboard taste good. The version I.
Burneko saved me a lot of time by writing this: The New York Times published a recipe for guacamole with green peas in it. Not to insist that all guacamole.
One of the more gratifying things about studying film and television is the occasional payoff. You consider a scene in obsessive detail and it turns out that scene is just as important as you thought it was. This isn't a credit to you, obviously, so...