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just bought this pie plate. love it.

i think you definitely can. i am vegetarian and don't eat soy very often. i do consume nuts as a source of fats, but this is something you can easily get from oils as well. i'd consult a nutriti...

i was really sad to hear he passed. i love that peeler. its amazing, and i think of him every time i use it. that man is unforgettable.

invite them. and make and get them ear plugs for christmas.

i love polenta for breakfast. with an egg, truffle oil and some chopped asparagus.

i use a water glass to cut my ravioli... though i too long to have lots of kitchen space for culinary luxuries such as these.

exactly the type of cooking and eating i've been in the mood for lately. thanks.

honeycrisp.

yea baked! the book just came out! those whoopie pies are my favorite.

i put it on toast with honey for breakfast.

i try not to snack on anything but fruit after dinner. though a piece of toast is especially comforting with tea at night, i'll have to admit... it's a once a month thing for me.

thank you so much for this. sage has taken over my garden!

i went apple picking over the weekend and have tons of apples! does anyone know if i can, can stewed apples? i've never canned anything before, so please include all silly details if this is even...

from Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | Open Thread 174 on September 23, 2008 10:31AM

i usually put a bit of wine and dish soap in a glass. it does the trick.

i cant poach an egg properly either! it drives me nuts. no matter how much i use a ladle or bowl to "keep it together" in the beginning, i end up losing most of the egg by the end and usually jus...

where do you usually go to find people to swap with? craigslist? have you had any bad experiences with this? i've been wanting to try but am a bit nervous.

my boyfriend and i will be traveling to his parent's place on the north fork in long island. they just returned from a month italy with a variety of cheese and wine for us to taste.

i too had it in istanbul. i loved it. and miss it! i would love to find it again in the States. it is a bit wierd to have to chew your ice cream.

i always shop there, in fact, as much as possible. the produce is always fresh, and i can usually get a week's worth for $10 - $15. you just have to learn to be pushy. at least in the NY chinato...

this sounds delicious.