New York cheesecake vs regularThanks, Wayne, I'm thinking of making a cheesecake using all the dairy items I now have accumulated for the below recipe. Maybe Saturday; tomorrow...
poaching chickenDave W. I pick up pieces and squeeze them. When they've lost their jelly-like feel, they're done...
Saw an odd thing 5611On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 18:53:04 -0600, "jmcquown" ~I was running early this morning (!) so I stopped at Burger King and bought ~a breakfast sandwich and coffee and sat down to eat. I noticed...
Guess that might leave out me shopping there. I'm not disabled or infermed, but this would inconvenience me too much. Not a 'blue hair,' but among the elderly, and still shopping, shopping, shopping, Dee Dee P.S. Whole Foods, or Bread and Circus in Washington, D.C. has/had a 'funny' situation for people shopping who drive in. The shopper goes into an underground parking lot (directly under the store), and then after shopping, a 'person' (don't know if he/she has a title) takes the cart onto an elevator down into the basement parking. The shopper gets the car, while the 'person' waits with the groceries, then loads them into the car for the shopper. This sounds like good service, but there is something eery that makes me uneasy about it. Guess I'm not used to being 'in the city.' Dee Dee P.S. Again. There's something about TJ's aisles that make me feel anal retentive; does that mean that I will feel stingy and not buy as much there? Hopefully so, even tho their prices are right, my bill is always large. I think it is hard not want the expansiveness of large aisles, although in most stores with larger aisles, it's still a pain with two carts, to pbutt. Also, music (not musak) gives me a lift and helps me to buy, buy, buy. Particularly those hot songs in the 60's, which must be a PITA for all the young folks. I could use more of that in TJ's (perhaps they're playing them there). I would suspect WF is playing "The Four Seasons" steadily. Dee Dee
