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belmontmedina
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I make cookies in the office toaster oven all the time, and they turn out great. I think I actually use it more to make/finish things off for lunch than my toaster oven at home. I've even gone so...
I tried this last night for a dinner party- Oh. my. God. It was delicious! I upped the cheese a bit and used heavy cream (my milk was spoiled, it's all I had) divine! My guests were quite litera...
I learned this trick sleeping upstairs at my grandparents it got VERY hot at night). A damp washcloth (cool water) across the forehead and inside of the wrists works wonders.
Set of silverware, take out napkins, violet mints, cranberry apple cherry cliff bar, 2 lemon Luna bars, Ginger-Lemon Yogi tea and some salt and pepper packets.
I've done this recipie and it is GREAT! The dough also keeps well in the fridge if you want to make half the pretzels and come back to the rest within a few days.
I would like to second those who mentioned Costco. I have a set of their nonstick Kirkland brand pots and pans and they're great. Between that and my cast iron skillet, I'm covered. I would sugg...
The florist at my local Whole Foods told me not to put daffodils in with other flowers, as they secrete some sort of substance that will make the other flowers wilt faster. Anyone know if that's t...
I am slowly going paperless in the kitchen. I did have to dedicate a kitchen towel to my cast iron skillet (I used paper towels to wipe it down with oil, and placed one under it to store in the ca...
This has quickly become a fallback recipe for me. Only since there's still snow on the ground here in DC, I used frozen peas instead of basil. Delicious.
I'd like to speak up for all of us living in DC (specifically those living on/near U Street) - I think the place is great, and very cozy. Laura, you've been very creative and I love your soothing ...
Can't remember where I saw them, but there are old fashioned water pans that fit over the top of your radiator (if you have one) and act as a humidifier- I have a couple and love them!
We have a toaster, toaster oven, coffeemaker, dishwasher, espresso maker and a full size fridge in our office in DC, all for about 10 people. It's nice, and we usually do a decent job of keeping i...
Latest Comments...
I make cookies in the office toaster oven all the time, and they turn out great. I think I actually use it more to make/finish things off for lunch than my toaster oven at home. I've even gone so...
I've made the pumpkin cheesecake before, and it was delicious. Very rich though.
I just wrote about this- I love super spicy dumpling soup...and vegetarian sushi peanut m&ms
Oh, in a heartbeat. It would give me an excuse to start substituting butter for olive oil :)
I tried this last night for a dinner party- Oh. my. God. It was delicious! I upped the cheese a bit and used heavy cream (my milk was spoiled, it's all I had) divine! My guests were quite litera...
I learned this trick sleeping upstairs at my grandparents it got VERY hot at night). A damp washcloth (cool water) across the forehead and inside of the wrists works wonders.
Set of silverware, take out napkins, violet mints, cranberry apple cherry cliff bar, 2 lemon Luna bars, Ginger-Lemon Yogi tea and some salt and pepper packets.
I've done this recipie and it is GREAT! The dough also keeps well in the fridge if you want to make half the pretzels and come back to the rest within a few days.
Washington DC: 1. Home Rule- 1807 14th Street NW 2. Hill's Kitchen- 713 D Street SE 3. Nana- 1528 U Street NW
I would like to second those who mentioned Costco. I have a set of their nonstick Kirkland brand pots and pans and they're great. Between that and my cast iron skillet, I'm covered. I would sugg...
The florist at my local Whole Foods told me not to put daffodils in with other flowers, as they secrete some sort of substance that will make the other flowers wilt faster. Anyone know if that's t...
I am slowly going paperless in the kitchen. I did have to dedicate a kitchen towel to my cast iron skillet (I used paper towels to wipe it down with oil, and placed one under it to store in the ca...
Frozen peas from TJ's, always. And Ling Ling chicken and veg potstickers from Whole Foods/Costco.
This has quickly become a fallback recipe for me. Only since there's still snow on the ground here in DC, I used frozen peas instead of basil. Delicious.
No meat. I'm going veg for Lent. Still eating (sustainable) seafood though.
Whole milk. That's what I cook with, and what I grew up drinking/using.
I'd like to speak up for all of us living in DC (specifically those living on/near U Street) - I think the place is great, and very cozy. Laura, you've been very creative and I love your soothing ...
Hickory smoke salt from the farmers' market by my mom's house in North Carolina, blood oranges, and phyllo!
Can't remember where I saw them, but there are old fashioned water pans that fit over the top of your radiator (if you have one) and act as a humidifier- I have a couple and love them!
We have a toaster, toaster oven, coffeemaker, dishwasher, espresso maker and a full size fridge in our office in DC, all for about 10 people. It's nice, and we usually do a decent job of keeping i...