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oh how I love you for this recipe. We have a restaurant here in California. http://www.giuseppesrestaurant.com/ if you are ever in San Luis Obispo, and they have the most delicious crema limoncello. It is made by the owner and the bartender always treats my husband and me to it after our dinner as an aperitif.

I do have to say, I am very impressed with the Ikea website and dimensions. We live 3.5 hours from each Ikea, and when we needed to go make big purchases and weren't sure what vehicle to take down there (for gas mileage purposes) the website was great at box dimensions,

We use it in our swedish meatball recipe and it wouldn't be the same without it.

We actually had our celebration the night before. This allowed for us to celebrate into the evening, have family and friends come and go, and let everyone visit with baby O without her feeling overwhelmed right after church.

Because of this, we had a lot more time to prepare and chose to do our traditional scandinavian smorgie. It was great, and allowed for munchies all evening. We then took a cake to church for coffee hour after service.

Nevermind...(I'm an idiot) I figured it out!

I'm with you rose! I own two trays as well, one that holds just 12 eggs and one that holds 24.
I just have one caviate... I won't eat anyone elses eggs! Crazy huh?

My recipe was taught to me by my GiGi when I was 8 years old and it is fantastic, and I can never seem to take to anyone else's recipe! Oh well, the upside is that everyone else likes my recipe as well!

PS: another really really good inexpensive pinot is Cambria Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir. It is so fantastic, and noone would know you paid less than $20 for it.

I just recently found out that our local bagel place uses neufchatel cheese as opposed to regular cream cheese. They whip it and I always wanted to know their secret. That was it!

I do store bottled water in the pantry in case I have guests and they prefer it, but I take a refillable water bottle to work and fill it before I go. The water in the town I work in is so horrible that even the county water workers won't drink it!

On a side note, I also refuse to buy Figi water after they tried to bully the country into not taxing them any more!

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/nov/30/business/la-fi-fiji-water-20101130

Once Figi refused to back down, the water company came clean and said they didn't plan on stopping operations. They also bought a local winery where I live which I won't frequent anymore either! Sorry for the side note...

I too have had problems with my rowenta... my last one leaks water, and this one's steamer seems to go overboard... anyone else have that problem? seems like I have to add water after every sleeve.