I knew I was missing something obvious -- the Cream Cheese Thing! It's layers of neufchatel or whatever with pesto, sundried tomatoes, artichoke hearts in between. Possibly my favorite.
I really have a dip problem.
Lilah ,'Destiny'
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.
I knew I was missing something obvious -- the Cream Cheese Thing! It's layers of neufchatel or whatever with pesto, sundried tomatoes, artichoke hearts in between. Possibly my favorite.
I really have a dip problem.
Jessica's spiced pecans rock.
Backstory: his friend Sophie at day care turned 2 last week. He's been singing on and off for days. After I stopped videoing, I said, "Do you love Sophie?" He replied, "Yes. Big hug."
Aw! That is nice!
After I stopped videoing, I said, "Do you love Sophie?" He replied, "Yes. Big hug."
Bro. ken.
Ooh! Brie en croute! Maybe not for summer, but a parents' party classic. Another thing way easier than it looks, if you buy the frozen puff pastry. Throw some apricot jam on top, and bake. YUM.
My mom used to do a brie wheel (unbaked) with shredded carrots and ginger mixed into the apricot jam and spread on top. Nom.
Also gazpacho in little plastic glasses.
Grilled quesadillas cut into slivers! (the grilling makes them crisp, not floppy.)
Actually, most of the tapas I had Saturday would work, though some take more effort than others: pita and tzatziki, zucchini/onion fritters, cheese pie and spinach and feta pie (small, in a pastry wrap, sorta like spanikopita but not. The cheese one was incredible. Ricotta texture, but tangy and rich at the same time ) and another pastry wrapped thing of some sort of cured meat, cheese and basil. Num.
I just gathered up all the spare change laying about in my apartment. Oh, and in a small box and a cereal bowl (where I was storing the change that wasn't laying about) It came to $64.00.
I love the change-counting machines....
now I want mezze's spinach fritters sarameg.
I do a skewer of grilled chicken sausage, a cherry tomato, and a basil leaf. The sweetness of the tomato and basil contrast nicely with the spiciness of the sausage. sometimes I might add a kalamata olive.
Video of the most powerful nuclear explosion in history: [link]
You can tell the camera was miles away by how long it takes sound to reach the camera (18 seconds). What is it - one mile for each five seconds? So the camera was almost four miles away.
eta: Although now that I think of it - at four miles the camera would have been destroyed, huh? So maybe not the largest (the link doesn't say it is, but a link to it did).