'Potential'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I am also generally a fan of "mix many things together and eat them out of a pot", but I don't like tomatoes.
Me too! I do like tomato sauce, though, so if they are cooked enough it's all good. And if I'm making it myself I leave them out or use tomato sauce or paste.
Someone hold my hand. I just listed my first ever ebay auction.
Go Jilli! *\\o/*
I totally need to recommit to casseroles following this discussion.
It's called "navy bean" because it was served a lot on ships. Dried beans travel well, after all.
I suspected as much. As a child, though, it was just baffling. "But they're not blue!"
But I love putting frozen peas in stuff and pretending that makes it healthy.
It doesn't? Come on! That's about all the green stuff in my diet! Except guacamole.
Someone hold my hand. I just listed my first ever ebay auction.
Yay, Jilli!
I just realized I do not own a casserole dish. Oh god.
I sent my accent wall choice to management company. I ordered another 6 month supply of contact lenses. I rescheduled meetings for pack & load Thursday. And now I have to do some work before I check off anything else on my To Do list.
As a child, though, it was just baffling. "But they're not blue!"
I believe that is why my mom explained it.
I have to admit, I do not know whether "navy beans" and "white beans" are the same thing.
Also not completely sure that "red beans" and "kidney beans" are different.
This sort of confusion is probably why Pythagoras banned beans.
Do you want me to look for a casserole dish for you at the sample sale, Zen? I have no idea what we might carry in that line, but probably something.
Ooh, what did you decide re: accent wall, shrift?
I just realized I do not own a casserole dish. Oh god.
I use mine for enchiladas.