From the Tuesday papers

[magid]

OK, JB, here's the last installment: Gangster Teeth, part 6.

In the NYTimes this morning, I learned how to get massive quantities of salad greens ready for salad (from this article, but the site requires registration):
'After rinsing eight bags of arugula salad, he [Mr. Roberts] tied the leaves inside a pillowcase and turned on the spin cycle. "Don't put it in the dryer," he warned. "I did that one Christmas and my beautiful lettuces came out all wilted."'

In more a more serious vein (or artery?), according to one poll (numbers of people surveyed and exact wording of questions not given, so who knows how reliable it is), more than half of MA residents support gay marriage (Globe article here).

Current image: arrogant goth chickens with mohawks avoiding vampires
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Comments

Inappropriate appliances

[magid.livejournal.com]

In some bread machines, you can make rice, or jam, or something.

Hm, a whole meal based on bizarre appliance use? I think that's totally possible, somehow. Heck, we've already got a main course and salad, so all we need is a starch, and a dessert, maybe a starter, and we're set! ;-)

Passover ends three Thursdays from now, whatever date that is. The 24th sounds about right.

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[hauntmeister.livejournal.com]

There's got to be some way I can make grilled cheese sandwiches with my iron...

[magid.livejournal.com]

Sudden remembrance: hearing about Manifold Destiny, a cookbook that gives recipe times in miles driven or something, as the food is (well-wrapped and) cooked on the engine block. Perhaps I should roast some potatoes on my way to your house?
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[queue.livejournal.com]

You'd probably just need some parchment paper.