my food coop sells string bags- cotton versions of the same thing.
And if you knit, there are about a zillion knitting patterns for string shopping bags. But they you have to knit...
a non-gardening question:
My husband and I just got back from Italy. We stayed in an apt while we were there, and did some cooking for ourselves. One day we made ourselves some scrambled egg...
I haven't had them, but I have to admit that it also does not sound very appealing.
Any idea why soft shell crabs are eaten whole while soft shell lobsters are not?
um, I bought a chicken and it's eat or freeze by date was for a week later. I'd totally waste the meat if I tossed it within 2 days. And I'd have to go shopping all the time!
Do you h...
Though I love the idea of reusing these, I'm with brianmac on the toxicity of doing so. I tend to use them for holding hardware or paint, not for storing food.
I'm not sure I will use this (though I love the idea) but I'd love a way of remembering when each leftover was cooked. Things in my fridge seem to sit and when I discover them again I'm not sure if...
PS. I guess one of the questions is whether you want a dry mop or a wet mop. They do such different things, I'd think you'd want one of each. The microfiber swivel thing looks great for dusty floors.
I have gone through a series of really bad mops, and finally have found one that i LOVE. It's from Rubbermaid, and it's like a PVA rubbery foam type material for the head. It doesn't leave your flo...
This does look great!
My cure has run out of steam. I just couldn't motivate this weekend. It's 1/2 way done, and it just is so depressing in its unfinishedness. :(
I've heard great things about lavandin oil, but can't figure out how to put it into a sachet or sort of package to protect my garments. Does anyone have advice
PS. About that Sunday night thing... I am trying more and more not to turn on my computer when I get home, but to spend time with my husband. We always cook dinner anyway, so that's nothing new, bu...
Thanks for this post. This is exactly where I am now: overwhelmed with the piles of paper and unsure of what to throw away or keep. This weekend I need to finish up my room reorganization, and I'll...
I bought some at our local farmer's market, but then I had to clean and de-beard them, which took FOREVER. I love mussels, but it just wasn't worth the effort.
They can be bought pre-...
I too am finding it hard to make time to Cure. Today might be the day to start moving things around a bit. My cure mostly involves my work/computer space, and as I need to do my taxes ASAP I would ...
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my food coop sells string bags- cotton versions of the same thing. And if you knit, there are about a zillion knitting patterns for string shopping bags. But they you have to knit...
a non-gardening question: My husband and I just got back from Italy. We stayed in an apt while we were there, and did some cooking for ourselves. One day we made ourselves some scrambled egg...
how do the prices of the paper counter top compare to Corian or stone?
I haven't had them, but I have to admit that it also does not sound very appealing. Any idea why soft shell crabs are eaten whole while soft shell lobsters are not?
um, I bought a chicken and it's eat or freeze by date was for a week later. I'd totally waste the meat if I tossed it within 2 days. And I'd have to go shopping all the time! Do you h...
Though I love the idea of reusing these, I'm with brianmac on the toxicity of doing so. I tend to use them for holding hardware or paint, not for storing food.
raw chard? I am sure it's delicious; I'd just worry that it was a bit tough. has anyone tried this?
how about some recipes?
I'd love some pointers on how to pack lunches. Greycottage has got me thinking... It just seems like a lot of effort, but I'd love to save some money.
I'm not sure I will use this (though I love the idea) but I'd love a way of remembering when each leftover was cooked. Things in my fridge seem to sit and when I discover them again I'm not sure if...
PS. I guess one of the questions is whether you want a dry mop or a wet mop. They do such different things, I'd think you'd want one of each. The microfiber swivel thing looks great for dusty floors.
I have gone through a series of really bad mops, and finally have found one that i LOVE. It's from Rubbermaid, and it's like a PVA rubbery foam type material for the head. It doesn't leave your flo...
This does look great! My cure has run out of steam. I just couldn't motivate this weekend. It's 1/2 way done, and it just is so depressing in its unfinishedness. :(
I've heard great things about lavandin oil, but can't figure out how to put it into a sachet or sort of package to protect my garments. Does anyone have advice
PS. About that Sunday night thing... I am trying more and more not to turn on my computer when I get home, but to spend time with my husband. We always cook dinner anyway, so that's nothing new, bu...
Thanks for this post. This is exactly where I am now: overwhelmed with the piles of paper and unsure of what to throw away or keep. This weekend I need to finish up my room reorganization, and I'll...
that is gross. And I see no point in buying PEELED hard boiled eggs for Easter, if the whole point of them is to dye them. Right?
I bought some at our local farmer's market, but then I had to clean and de-beard them, which took FOREVER. I love mussels, but it just wasn't worth the effort. They can be bought pre-...
I'm making more lunches at home, so: Buying more sandwich ingredients.
I too am finding it hard to make time to Cure. Today might be the day to start moving things around a bit. My cure mostly involves my work/computer space, and as I need to do my taxes ASAP I would ...