Inara ,'Objects In Space'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I used to have William Gibson's collection of short stories (including Johnny Mnemonic and The Belonging Kind, both excellent).
I need a good, but simple cherry pie recipe and I'm wondering what to serve with peanut chicken (if I don't have any rice in the house, but an wonderful, homemade peanut sauce).
We are getting married in Beverly Hills on the morning of August 14. MEEP!
Squee! A date and a place and everything. Yay GC!!
Woo hoo GC!
DJ, if it's meat perhaps they meant to sear it? Because yeah, then you don't move it for a few minutes so it takes on some color and gets all yummy.
Congratulations GC!
This made me laugh so hard I cried, though possibly only funny if you work with tech people (and clients who don't understand anything about the boxes that live on their desks).
YAY GC & DF!!!
Congratulations, GC!
Gibson's got a knack for those kinds of scenes.
I think my favorite is the image of Corto floating in deep space, Burberry coat floating around him.
I'm wondering what to serve with peanut chicken (if I don't have any rice in the house, but an wonderful, homemade peanut sauce).
Couscous, maybe? Or rice noodles?
Sauté comes from a French word that literally translates as "to jump", so yes, movement is definitely implied in the word.
crosses fingers for Erin
If you have lettuce and veggies, you could do a peanut chicken wrap thing, too. Shredded or julienned carrots, peppers, er....cucumbers, maybe?
Although if you have the noodles, those would be yum.
You can also just dip the chicken in the peanut sauce, and call it modified South Beach.