Tazer's Profile
| Display Name: | Tazer |
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| Member Since: | 4/30/08 |
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I'm thinking why not add various spices and herbs to the broth to it different flavors? Or, why not make some really nice soups that feature clear broths, such as a tuscan vegetable soup for instance, and then give him the broth, and eat the solids yourself. The broth will taste better having been cooked with other ingredients. What Are Some Good Ideas for a Liquid Food Diet?Health Questions |
5/7/12 5:37 PM |
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Well consider this - pasteurization didn't exist for a long time and somehow people were drinking milk and surviving. Is Raw Milk Worth It? Dan Barber Says Yes. The New Yorker |
4/25/12 12:30 PM |
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these are pretty great. i used to just drop my wash off at the laundry it's not that expensive. Skip the Laundry Room: Portable Washers & Drying Racks Renters Solutions |
3/15/12 3:28 PM |
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Millet, baby spinach, and fake meat What Are You Eating for Lunch Today? |
3/15/12 1:25 PM |
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I don't like sweets in general and so pancakes are not yummy to me. I always wished there would be a savory pancake. This is awesome. Skip the Syrup: 6 Savory Pancakes for Breakfast (or Dinner!) |
3/8/12 12:09 PM |
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I think the bfast looks delicious. Professionally shot? Prolly not. But looks exactly like what I eat. Yummers! 5 Tricks To Help Grown-Ups Eat Breakfast |
3/6/12 5:33 PM |
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for those of you who don't believe in Feng Shui, it's exactly that. Walking into a room where you faintly fear something will hurt you = bad feng shui. Rolling pins are neat looking but not a great way to make a space feel inviting. A Restaurant Decor Idea To Steal: Rolling Pins Hung From the Ceiling! Kitchen Inspiration |
3/1/12 1:57 PM |
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I say buy some olive oil, salt, peppeer, some easily storable protein sources like canned beans, canned fish, and eggs, or even maybe sausage, and then buy a few dry items like pasta, grains, rice, and then rely on yourselves to buy fresh leafy greens and other vegetables, fruits, herbs, and nuts each week or so, and mix and match them all into meals. You won't be loading up a full blown pantry too much and you'll still be eating fresh and whole. some ingredients will also work for breakfasts. like if you get some grains and mix with fresh fruits. or eggs scrambled with veggies. you can keep some freezer items for quick fix, freezer veggies and fruits, or meals, but i think it's a solid way to go. What Are Some Healthy Eating Tips for a Short-Term Living Situation? Health Questions |
2/17/12 4:56 PM |
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love love this! I hate to be this commenter though, and I'm not at all picky about this, but seems like storing wine up top like that, it would get really warm with the cooking and household heat, and so unideal. But clever and good looking too. Love everything! Alison & Kevin's Floor-to-Ceiling Kitchen Remodel in Seattle Kitchen Renovation Story |
2/8/12 3:24 PM |
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Yikes Jess13, take it down a notch. Sugar Substitutes: For or Against? |
1/25/12 3:31 PM |
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@ mimee25, Whole Foods is expensive compared to chain grocery, but not if you don't buy prepackaged foods. If you stick to bulk items, in-season produce, and pantry staples, and substitute cheaper cuts of meat that you can stretch over a week rather than budgeting for a steak/chicken breast/pork chop nearly every night, it's really cheap. I spend about $35/week. Eating on $31 a Week: The Hunger Action Month Challenge The Chicago Tribune |
9/23/11 12:50 PM |
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I think walnuts just taste better too. Why are Pine Nuts So Expensive? |
9/13/11 1:46 PM |
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Native nectarines! Memory Lane: What's Your Quintessential Summer Dish? |
8/20/11 12:49 PM |
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I love horchata too and I never knew you could make it, but I drink rice milk as a substitute. Why not go to Santana's or whatever your fave taqueria is and ask if they can fill up a pitcher for you. Help Me Make a Homemade Instant Horchata Mix Good Questions |
8/17/11 1:39 PM |
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whole sardines! Best Inexpensive Fish or Seafood for Grilling? Good Questions |
6/10/11 1:23 PM |
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I travel a lot in CA, burritos and fish tacos in San Diego, Dungeness Crab in SF, Farm to Table in Wine Country. Summer Travel Plans: Where's the Best Food Destination? |
6/2/11 7:51 PM |
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I would definitely eat the sea salt as long as I was fairly certain the water wasn't highly polluted. Of all the crap that goes into our bodies this worries me the least. Souvenir Idea: Make Your Own Sea Salt |
6/1/11 7:50 PM |
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Maybe they just really like being at their own houses. I know lots of people who love their homes and love having guests and do not enjoy being guests at others' homes. If you are not put out by going to their home, I don't see any point in forcing a situation they are resisting. They clearly like to host, and resist being guests, then the thing to do is be gracious guests, bringing great wines or foodie hostess gifts, and just enjoy things the way they are. Invite other couples over when you feel like it's your turn to shine, and drop the first couple an invite and if they can make it great and if not, then that's fine too. Help! Compulsive Hosts Won't Let Us Invite Them Over Advise the Etiquette Expert |
5/13/11 12:21 PM |
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I just saw this at Hidden Villa in Los Altos and thought it was so cute but didn't know I could eat it! Seasonal Spotlight: Miner's Lettuce |
5/6/11 5:16 PM |
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I love this idea. I love these types of meals for supper too! The One Dish Supper Bowl |
4/20/11 11:56 AM |
