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The sprouts are the best! I plant them in little containers, chop them up and use them in everything: A lovely, mild garlic flavor.

OR - you can cut the pointy parts off of the leaves, clean it, throw it in the steamer for 45 minutes and dip the end leaves in garlic butter. Easy. My favorite meal.

I think this is a fantastic idea for a little kid, but I could never do it. I like a bed to be as high off of the floor as possible. That being said, that gypsy-ish room would be a really cute idea for a teenager ... But maybe with a platform underneath it.

No basting here, either. We also use the Alton Brown recipe. Last year, our first Thanksgiving dinner, we actually had the laptop out while dressing and making the brine. And in the morning, the fact that it just goes in the oven and you don't have to worry about basting makes my dinner so much easier!

I think the links are the post. Put a little effort into it, and give me some new ideas. Don't just trackback to old ones.

I'm a real estate agent in NYC, and a letter of employment, excellent credit and meeting with the landlord is required, not an option. The best thing to separate you from the rest of the pack is having everything ready to go, and to be ready to rent. I can't tell you how many times I've shown the apartment, the client has loved it, went home to think it over, and when they finally get back to me, it's gone.
Also, in a lot of leases now, there's a 30 day written notice clause to get out of the lease if you need to. Just make sure it's in your lease!

I've been trying to make my own, and I think I'm getting there, but the best in NYC is at the Edison Hotel Cafe, in midtown. If I'm sick, it fixes me. I swear it's the dill, but it's better than my mom's.

I bought a littermaid electric one a few years back, and it was the worst purchase ever. The litter was always sticking and clumping, it would scare the cats ... Now I use a $5 litter box and change it every day. It takes 5 minutes, and everyone's happy.

This makes me really sad. She took a beautiful piece of antique furniture and killed it. I don't understand this.

Seriously, this thing is $125. Why not get something that will last used off of craigslist? I don't understand the whole Ikea obsession. It's ugly, expensive crap (With the exception of their kitchen cabinets, those are well made).