Thanks for your comment, laura c. From what I've read, teff is a type of millet but you're right, it's much smaller than the proso variety we commonly think of as millet.
Like RoseCampion, I have a stainless steel, three-layer tiffin from an Indian grocery store (India Sweets & Spices in LA). I think it was $15 and it's very sturdy.
I have lived in LA for 6 years and do not have a car. I commute from Silver Lake to the Getty by bus (alexxx, do I know your brother?!) and occasionally take the Metro. However, I do admit that hav...
I've never had a problem with using Dr. Bronner's on the skin and hair. Everyone's skin and hair are different, though, so maybe it depends on the person.
spossberg, I think this recipe is really great for adapting, so experiment with any kind of nut butter you like. (And let us know how they turn out!)
If you don't have or don't want t...
ClaireW, you criticized "the numerous photos of their own work (sometimes just their work, not in their home), plus them in their home (they are attractive, but it seems a bit self-indulgent)." As ...
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What a great idea! I love this.
Happy birthday, Dylan! :)
I love how this place manages to be elegant yet relaxed at the same time.
What a vibrant, happy home. I love it!
Thanks for your comment, laura c. From what I've read, teff is a type of millet but you're right, it's much smaller than the proso variety we commonly think of as millet.
I don't have kids, but I've always wanted one of these for myself. :)
electropositive: I'd say up to 3 months. fischbowl: I'm working on a pickling spice post right now!
Organicandnaturalmom, the galette is about 7" in diameter and the quartered figs are Kadotas. They're like little jewels!
That's interesting. I LOVE cilantro and have always been surprised that some people hate it with such a passion.
Like RoseCampion, I have a stainless steel, three-layer tiffin from an Indian grocery store (India Sweets & Spices in LA). I think it was $15 and it's very sturdy.
Oh, this is great!
I have lived in LA for 6 years and do not have a car. I commute from Silver Lake to the Getty by bus (alexxx, do I know your brother?!) and occasionally take the Metro. However, I do admit that hav...
I've never had a problem with using Dr. Bronner's on the skin and hair. Everyone's skin and hair are different, though, so maybe it depends on the person.
Austin has its own aesthetic and I'm really enjoying the new coverage (full disclosure: I am originally from San Antonio :) ). Great job!
Could it be a type of guava?
melanief, I used a round ice cube maker that I got at a Japanese 99-cent store. :)
pudgy-girl: Den of Antiquity is gone. Info here .
spossberg, I think this recipe is really great for adapting, so experiment with any kind of nut butter you like. (And let us know how they turn out!) If you don't have or don't want t...
That was fun! Mine was pretty spot on: Water Beads (blues) and Al Fresco (greens).
ClaireW, you criticized "the numerous photos of their own work (sometimes just their work, not in their home), plus them in their home (they are attractive, but it seems a bit self-indulgent)." As ...