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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Smooth and Elastic
Yup, that’s what the recipes always say when they speak about kneading bread. When I first started years ago, I had no idea what dough *SHOULD* look or feel like before the first rise. Being young, I didn’t have the … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Kitchen Appliances, recipes
Tagged AOL, Baking and Confections, Bread, Cooking, Food, GEnie, Home, Kneading, Mixer (cooking), Recipes, Sourdough
1 Comment
Phillies can clinch at Mets’ expense – NYPOST.com
Phillies can clinch at Mets’ expense – NYPOST.com. I think my favorite line in the whole article is this: Maybe Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, Jayson Werth and Co. can send over a bottle of champagne to the Mets’ clubhouse with … Continue reading
Posted in New York Mets
Tagged Chase Utley, Jayson Werth, New York Mets, New York Post, Philadelphia Phillies, Phillies, Ryan Howard, sport
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My Micro Direct Laryngoscopy
For the past few weeks I’ve been nervous about an upcoming medical procedure. I had had a severe ear infection that had actually lasted a few months and had about two sessions of antibiotics will little success. I went to … Continue reading
Posted in General Life Stuff
Tagged California, Electrocardiography, General, Health, Medicine, Santa Cruz, Surgery, United States
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Fun and Easy Pillow Cases
Pillow cases are easy and fun to make. If you need to use up some of your “stash,” pillow cases fill the bill perfectly. They make wonderful gifts and even kids love them. You can use whimsical fabrics, or artsy … Continue reading
Posted in Bernina, Sewing, Sewing Projects
Tagged Arts, Bernina 830, Crafts, Embroidery, Fiber Arts, Pillow, Sewing, Shopping, Supplies
5 Comments
Confessions of a New York Pizza Snob
Being from New York, I’m kind of a “Pizza Snob” It’s funny, Richard, although he lived in New York, never realized how superior New York pizza was compared to other places. When we went back in 1994, he got a … Continue reading
Posted in Kitchen Appliances, recipes
Tagged Bread, Cooking, Food, Home, King Arthur, New York, Olive oil, Pizza, Recipes, Wolfgang Puck
6 Comments
Breakfast Celebrations (Frittata)
It’s Sunday morning and the Met game is on. Of course they are losing. Richard usually takes Chloe for walk and then we settle down to brunch with a special cocktail. After working nights, we used to go to Hoffman’s … Continue reading
Posted in recipes
Tagged Bacon, Betty Crocker cookbook, Breakfast, Brunch, Cooking, Food, Fruit and Vegetable, Home, Mark Bittman, New York Times, Potato, Recipes
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