Awesome, sumi, thanks!
I don't have zahtar. And what is a haring dish? Other than that, it sounds like a totally achievable recipe. Maybe I'll try it for our anniversary dinner?
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Awesome, sumi, thanks!
I don't have zahtar. And what is a haring dish? Other than that, it sounds like a totally achievable recipe. Maybe I'll try it for our anniversary dinner?
I'm be willing to bet that whatever a haring dish actually is, you could use anything shallow and oven-safe.
I don't know what a haring dish is either.
This is one of two (2!) google results on the term: [link]
Okay. If it has two google hits, I feel completely justified in not knowing what it is. If it doesn't turn up on google, it doesn't exist.
Also, that photo is really pretty. But I think I'm going with Jesse and using something shallow that I already have.
Can I talk about the BB livefeeds for stuff that's already passed on the show? Like, can I tell you all a bunch of the shit Dick was actually saying that they didn't/couldn't air and how Danielle laughed about it the whole freakin' time?
Because, I'd like to do that.
Brian needed to go a few eps ago. I'm tired of him.
Definitely. I think Bourdain said it best: "Brian, though, is leaking blood in the water. He can no longer run. Nor can he hide... Your seat cushion may no longer be used as a flotation device."
Maybe whitefont, Denise? I've no idea what the rule would be on that.
Zatar is nummy - you can also just sprinkle it on flatbread brushed with a little olive oil. Mmmmmmmm.
I've never heard the term "haring dish" before, but I think it's that little oven-safe serving dish she's got the cauliflower in in the picture.
brenda, if CBS won't ever air it, I say just put it in here.