I've never used it on fish, but that suddenly sounds really tasty.
My recommended coating for fish is Ruskoline (which sounds so 19th century) [link]
but, as in many things, it probably helps to be Scottish to actually look forward to fish prepared that way.
I forgot to eat breakfast. Thank goodness I get fed here!
I am sad. I really like billytea's carrot and cashew soup - but I lost the reciepe...
I've used Weetabix to bread fish, but never chicken. ::makes note:: I like it as a cereal, but it does need to have some fruit in there.
The Australian Weetbix is now available with embedded fruity bits, either apricot or berry. Though I find them a bit sweet, and prefer to pour a peach and pecan muesli over a plain one.
I am sad. I really like billytea's carrot and cashew soup - but I lost the reciepe...
I'm sure I can find it again, though it might take a little time. It's in the archives somewhere, though I don't recall where.
my keyboard and mouse are suddenly unbearably sticky. Blahhhhh!!
Also, there IS TOO FUCKING MUCH WORK TO DO. I could maybe get it done if there were 3 more mes.
When I say, "Would you like to leave a voice mail?" I do not mean I am the voice mail service. Duh.
Say, "Do you want to be forwarded to his/her voicemail?"
When I say, "Would you like to leave a voice mail?" I do not mean I am the voice mail service. Duh.
I am the anti-vw, apparently. My boss is violently against voice mail, so my conversations usually go like this:
Me: He's not in right now, but would you like to leave him a message?
Caller: Oh, yes, please!
...
...
...
Me: Hello, are you still there? I'm ready?
Caller
(baffled and oddly wounded):
Oh. I thought I was going to voice mail.
Me: I
am
the voice mail.