I'm hungry. I also have zero food in the house. Yes, these things may be related. I really need to suck it up and go to the grocery store.
Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
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.
Theo, while I hadn't spoken to my mother for years before she died, it was world-wobbling to realize I was a person without parents. Like being on the front-line of life without someone to potentially hide behind.
(Is this why people cringe when I mention that my uncle-in-law loves me best and bought me a creme brûlée torch? I am very safe with it.)
Pete is still appalled that my parents gave me a crime brûlée torch for Christmas. He feels they, of all people, should have known better.
I'm hungry. I also have zero food in the house. Yes, these things may be related. I really need to suck it up and go to the grocery store.
If I lived where you do, I would totally use that as an excuse for chicken and waffles.
I bought CJ a creme brûlée torch and I still shake my head at myself. But it means if I buy the ingredients, he will make creme brûlée.
I don't have a creme brulee torch. But I also don't make creme brulee. Not sure which direction is the causal relatioship, though.
What kind of mint is in mojitos? I mean, if I were to grow it myself? It's after Labor Day, almost, so there's a mojito set at the thrift store, and I have spearmint from the farmer's market.
What is a mojito set?
I don't have a creme brulee torch. But I also don't make creme brulee. Not sure which direction is the causal relatioship, though
They don't need to be related. I use my torch to sear chicken skin, for instance.
I would think whatever mint you have is the right mint for a mojito.
Mmm, creme brûlée. Might have to make one of those tonight.
I think the most commonly sold mint would be spearmint, which is what I would use for a mojito. I heard some people prefer peppermint. Chocolate mint might be interesting.