to do all the dishes?

OK here is my little addition...I have one of these every day:



A full mug of cappuccino. If you do not have your own machine, I highly recommend it. They are only like 80 bucks and Christmas is what, two days away?

And yes, that means that I have what the directions call 4 servings of espresso with steamed milk daily. What of it?

Um...

Scratch that.

I want food. >_<

All the cookies are gone...For now.

:) So, Moe, I take it that means you'd like to try them? More baking is scheduled for this weekend.

Just so you know, this is not a grammatically correct sentence for the English language. It is impossible to use the words "cookies" and "gone" together.

Why, yes. Yes I would.

As in "Gone West for cookies, back next year'

?

I should be expecting company?

*fluffs pillows, puts fresh flowers in guest room*

OK lookit. No one cares about the pillows or flowers. Just put a plate of cookies in the guest room.

The cookies are free,

glasses of milk will be $30

You're hired, soreen. :)

A bargain if the cookies are Maven's

To get back on track, and to pretend I know my way around a kitchen and/or a camera





english muffin bread,

w/ horseradish, onion + dill soft cheese

w/ double cream butter.

MMMMMMMMMMMM :)

To dare someone to call me a foodie...


and to keep the thread alive.


tonight was chicken curry night... It doesn't have a name, just thrown together from what was in the house.

full plate shot... I know... 0 points for presentation.




and obligatory food pr0n shot

*pokes*

Foodie!!!

*hides*

Soreen, I took your advice and had curry and naan... and korma. All were delish! Now I must have more.

We made friends with a few Indian exchange students and they have introduced me to the wonderful world of curry, and naan. The chicken curry look delicious soreen. Are those raisins in it?

Also, great shots of the English muffin. My aunt makes goat cheese and sometimes flavors it with dill. Great on a bagel with a hot cup of coffee.

Say it enough I might start to believe you ;)


I'm glad :) Now I wish I'd have suggested a Mango Lassi too; you'll have to go again. I never managed to make Naan this weekend, so I'll have to either go out to eat, or set aside a little more kitchen time for myself.

Yup, I always like to put raisins or some other kind of dried fruit in; not many others like it though, so it really is a personal taste thing, I quite enjoy the contrast between the sweet of the fruit and the spiciness of the curry itself.

I really wasn't following a recipe, but the basic ingredients were onions, jalapeno peppers, chicken, raisins, a couple of cans of tomatoes, a can of tomato paste, garlic and ginger..

You should try dried cherries instead of raisins. :D

If you insist. :)

OK... OK.


I give in..

I am.!