Yeah, the Two-Bite Brownies they have a Whole Foods are round, but smaller than a standard muffin tin. Why not bake them in a regular thing and then transport them in a tupper?
Natter 66: Get Your Kicks.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
People! I have done some work, but more importantly I called a dr. for myself and am in the process of switching all our meds to mail order 90 day supplies. whoot.
Also? am halfway through making the brownies.
That takes care of all but one Time Sensitive item on my personal to-do list.
Ugh. I have a strange/difficult call to make today. I need to work out if I can get COBRA for August. I need coverage for two days, because a month's worth of coverage is cheaper than what I incurred on that weekend. But the paperwork says I can't have two coverages running at the same time. I've been avoiding this call too long. I think today is the last day.
OMG I dreamt about Tom Hardy last night. I wasn't in the same room as him, I don't think--it was a talk show, but he was dreamy and sexy and funny and how pleasant was that. Really didn't want to wake up.
Still against round brownies.
The World According to San Francisco
OMG, that is ROUGH.
Still against round brownies.
I prefer brownies from the center of the pan--no edges. And extra gooey.
OMG, that is ROUGH.
But they ain't lying.
I prefer brownies from the center of the pan--no edges
I like the crunch of the corners. But not too much.
I prefer brownies from the center of the pan--no edges.
A while ago I saw a brownie pan that was designed so every piece had at least one edge.
eta: Here it is: [link]
That map is hilarious. I approve!! I always like seeing that sort of map. I have a couple maps of China as drawn by people in specific cities, but they are nowhere near as fun as that San Francisco one!