I always feel compelled to read the comments to Yotam Ottolenghi's recipes in the guardian for some reason
This dudes recipes are always too complicated. For example: '4 aubergines, peeled lengthways in alternate strips, so it ends up covered in purple-and-white stripes'
That's half as complicated as peeling an aubergine.
Half the work, not half the complexity
And usually he'll be sure to include some exotic material that requires a trip to Iraq to find. Later you discover it's just ground cumin in oil
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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Oh my god this poor news anchor on eyewitness news
"The leader of Hispanics for Trump has given voters something to...taco about"
I always feel compelled to read the comments to Yotam Ottolenghi's recipes in the guardian for some reason
This dudes recipes are always too complicated. For example: '4 aubergines, peeled lengthways in alternate strips, so it ends up covered in purple-and-white stripes'
That's half as complicated as peeling an aubergine.
Half the work, not half the complexity
And usually he'll be sure to include some exotic material that requires a trip to Iraq to find. Later you discover it's just ground cumin in oil
You can always sub stuff
Though they do seem to be calculated to annoy people like my mother, who finds the idea of deviating from the letter of a recipe extremely distressing
Edit: also he isn't the only chef that's bad for that kind of thing. I tend to think of it as a london-centric "you can find this in your local middle Eastern supermarket" thing.
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I always feel compelled to read the comments to Yotam Ottolenghi's recipes in the guardian for some reason
This dudes recipes are always too complicated. For example: '4 aubergines, peeled lengthways in alternate strips, so it ends up covered in purple-and-white stripes'
That's half as complicated as peeling an aubergine.
Half the work, not half the complexity
And usually he'll be sure to include some exotic material that requires a trip to Iraq to find. Later you discover it's just ground cumin in oil
You can always sub stuff
Though they do seem to be calculated to annoy people like my mother, who finds the idea of deviating from the letter of a recipe extremely distressing
Edit: also he isn't the only chef that's bad for that kind of thing. I tend to think of it as a london-centric "you can find this in your local middle Eastern supermarket" thing.
He just happens to own a chain of London delis that sell such things which I think is why it annoys me. Even though it's obviously not a cash grab and is just middle eastern food requiring less available ingredients
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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Now Boarding All Passengers That Are Visiting Neco
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Ok are u ready to run checklist:
Clothes: wriggled into
Shoes: tightly tied
Water bottle: filled
Keys: pocketed
Body glide: applied judiciously
Bladder: drained
Bowels: evacuated (but you never know for sure...)
Clothes: wriggled into
Shoes: tightly tied
Water bottle: filled
Keys: pocketed
Body glide: applied judiciously
Bladder: drained
Bowels: evacuated (but you never know for sure...)
I always feel compelled to read the comments to Yotam Ottolenghi's recipes in the guardian for some reason
This dudes recipes are always too complicated. For example: '4 aubergines, peeled lengthways in alternate strips, so it ends up covered in purple-and-white stripes'
That's half as complicated as peeling an aubergine.
Half the work, not half the complexity
And usually he'll be sure to include some exotic material that requires a trip to Iraq to find. Later you discover it's just ground cumin in oil
You can always sub stuff
Though they do seem to be calculated to annoy people like my mother, who finds the idea of deviating from the letter of a recipe extremely distressing
Edit: also he isn't the only chef that's bad for that kind of thing. I tend to think of it as a london-centric "you can find this in your local middle Eastern supermarket" thing.
I am like your mother in this regard. Meanwhile FrauCron is more lackadaisical about those sort of things.
So I have to play FIFA or something while she cooks so I'm not backseat cooking.
Well, that's my excuse anyway.
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I heard narcos s2 was on netflix hmmmmmm maybe sit still for 12 hours without blinking
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They’re gonna need a bigger bowl.
The recent birth of two Irish wolfhound puppies has scientists excited, because—for the first time ever—the puppies have been confirmed through genetic analysis to be identical twins.
People have suspected for years that identical (monozygotic) twins are possible in domestic dogs, and there have been anecdotal reports, but there has never been a confirmed case in the scientific literature until now. And it turns out that although human twins are relatively common, identical twins are exceedingly rare in other species.
The identical twin puppies, named Cullen and Romulus, were delivered by vet Kurt de Cramer in South Africa's Rant en Dal Animal Hospital in Mogale City. He was performing a cesarean section on the mother, who was in distress. He found the two pups attached via umbilical cords to the same placenta, something he had never seen before in decades of practice.
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if you're gonna name one twin romulus why would you not name the other remus
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Half the work, not half the complexity
And usually he'll be sure to include some exotic material that requires a trip to Iraq to find. Later you discover it's just ground cumin in oil
"The leader of Hispanics for Trump has given voters something to...taco about"
The anguish on her face was divine...
NNID: Hakkekage
You can always sub stuff
Though they do seem to be calculated to annoy people like my mother, who finds the idea of deviating from the letter of a recipe extremely distressing
Edit: also he isn't the only chef that's bad for that kind of thing. I tend to think of it as a london-centric "you can find this in your local middle Eastern supermarket" thing.
He just happens to own a chain of London delis that sell such things which I think is why it annoys me. Even though it's obviously not a cash grab and is just middle eastern food requiring less available ingredients
Clothes: wriggled into
Shoes: tightly tied
Water bottle: filled
Keys: pocketed
Body glide: applied judiciously
Bladder: drained
Bowels: evacuated (but you never know for sure...)
NNID: Hakkekage
Ohhh shit it is on!
I want a full write up on my desk by noon
What if you're in the middle of the flight and you look out the window and there's a Neco on the wing but nobody believes you?
Change your name to Cassandra.
Then, die.
Later, be written into a reboot of Twilight Zone.
That's right: I am going to take you to a place called Starbucks. You've probably never heard of it.
Take Atomika to Starbucks instead.
I want a full desk on my write up.
Humph.
Keys: pickpocketed
Sorry!
I did, don't you remember?
Wait I've never been to Seattle.
We're all just doing our best.
And ap0 wept, for there were no more worlds to complain about
I am like your mother in this regard. Meanwhile FrauCron is more lackadaisical about those sort of things.
So I have to play FIFA or something while she cooks so I'm not backseat cooking.
Well, that's my excuse anyway.
Celeste [Switch] - She'll be wrestling with inner demons when she comes...
dang it
Trying to make that happen btw, schluerted
it's an anglicised version of Cu Chulainn
edit: tl;dr, it's an english version of an irish hound name
But that myth is bonkers
Or Vulcan
But together they're disjointed
A second playthrough is going to be interesting in how it affects the calculus of who gets shot in the face.
They are refusing to charge for coffee as a result