ATTN: Jesse, sumi, Matt & Kristen
msbelle "When come back bring tape" Nov 28, 2005 4:03:58 pm PST
copied from ...Tape, also crossposted to Minearverse.
'Touched'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
ATTN: Jesse, sumi, Matt & Kristen
msbelle "When come back bring tape" Nov 28, 2005 4:03:58 pm PST
copied from ...Tape, also crossposted to Minearverse.
Definitely try soaking, flea!
The grill doesn't make the fat disappear, Jars. But it does drain it off nicely for sauce-making purposes.
Ah, okay. As a non red meat eater, the skin of the chicken is where i get most of my meat-enjoyment. And 'meat-enjoyment' isn't a phrase I'd use if I hadn't just got home from a free bar shindig thing. I hope.
I'd soak it in epsom(?) salt because it would clean the area as well
I have to say, I sure do love the photos on the A9.com -- I wanted to find the name of a deli on a particular corner, and it was right there! I could read the awning and everything.
Is there a problem with the grill and chicken skin? I cook skinless most often (without the grill) and rely on spices (often marinades) for flavour. But I'm curious.
Yay for the good news, tommyrot.
I will expect to repeat that same sentence in several days, except with ita's name at the end of it. (Which is an odd way of saying that I am pulling for your MRI to be of the good, too, ita)
The gravity/time/entropy discussions was twisty and cool.
I finally have more Homicide to watch tonight, yay.
Oh, and if I dug a hole in my backyard, I'd end up in the ocean off the west coast of Australia. waves to billytea
If I recall, the splinter will either work its way out, or your body will absorb it or somesuch. Or, so someone told me and I, apparently, believed.
tommy, that's great!
Is there a problem with the grill and chicken skin?
In my experience, it doesn't go as crispy as I'd like. Though I'm as big a fan of a delicious marinade as the next girl.
Yay, Tommy!