Mmmm kibi is a million times better than hamburger helper. Did you bake or fry them? ( I would kill for a fried one )
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Actually, I baked them like my cousin told me to, but you bake them in a small pool of oil, so they actually fry (we like them soft on the inside and crispy on the outside).
You cook them in a 500 degree oven, so, YES, there was some smoke, but the weather here has been so amazing that all the windows are open and it cleared up as quickly as it poured out of the oven.
My aunt used to fry them in a skillet. I don't remember tasting much of a difference. Maybe I'll try to fry the next time and see if I notice one now.
You cook them in a 500 degree oven, so, YES, there was some smoke, but the weather here has been so amazing that all the windows are open and it cleared up as quickly as it poured out of the oven.
My aunt used to fry them in a skillet. I don't remember tasting much of a difference. Maybe I'll try to fry the next time and see if I notice one now.
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Gettin' that old time religion!
Don, will you post your recipe? I am vastly curious.
Good morning, everyone. I have a pointless interview today. (Pointless in that the firm is not actually hiring; they're just meeting me in case they one day decide to hire somebody.) But I'm not bitter or anything.
Good morning, everyone. I have a pointless interview today. (Pointless in that the firm is not actually hiring; they're just meeting me in case they one day decide to hire somebody.) But I'm not bitter or anything.
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I had a crazy busy last few days.
Thursday I took a half day off work. So we had our marriage counseling, got our marriage license, drove out to Cal Poly to pick up my diploma (because the stupid USPS returned it to them), returned shower gifts, and updated our registery.
Friday night, after work, we drove around returning some shower gifts and did a little shopping for the honeymoon...
Saturday we had the cake tasting, at which her mom just about drove us all crazy trying to convince us to pay for a ginormous cake. Plus, she ate just about all the cake (I had to dig around to find a piece of our favorite for Val to try), after which she gave us the excuse that she hasn't picked out a dress yet because she plans on losing wieght... Then we went to Joann's to try and find ribbon, and then went to the Angels game.
Sunday we had some of the bridal party over and spent the day putting together the invitations that my bestman designed for us.
This may be the first time ever that work is less stressful than the weekend.
Thursday I took a half day off work. So we had our marriage counseling, got our marriage license, drove out to Cal Poly to pick up my diploma (because the stupid USPS returned it to them), returned shower gifts, and updated our registery.
Friday night, after work, we drove around returning some shower gifts and did a little shopping for the honeymoon...
Saturday we had the cake tasting, at which her mom just about drove us all crazy trying to convince us to pay for a ginormous cake. Plus, she ate just about all the cake (I had to dig around to find a piece of our favorite for Val to try), after which she gave us the excuse that she hasn't picked out a dress yet because she plans on losing wieght...
Then we went to Joann's to try and find ribbon, and then went to the Angels game.Sunday we had some of the bridal party over and spent the day putting together the invitations that my bestman designed for us.
This may be the first time ever that work is less stressful than the weekend.
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Good afternoon, tavernae regular visitors and other friends (as you noticed I'm too tired to greet everyone).
I'm just back from a 3 days week-end I spent with the MJO (some kind of french equivalent of OCF) and that was great. I had never seen so much orthodox people about my age in the same place at the same time.
There were people from all jursidictions and with different nationalities/roots and everybody mixed and got along well, there was a very good spirit and interesting discussions, I made dozens of friends. I was a bit demoralized those last times by the juridictional mess of western countries and the UK recent events, but this week-end gave me great hopes that those problems will be history when my generation gets in charge.
I'm just back from a 3 days week-end I spent with the MJO (some kind of french equivalent of OCF) and that was great. I had never seen so much orthodox people about my age in the same place at the same time.
There were people from all jursidictions and with different nationalities/roots and everybody mixed and got along well, there was a very good spirit and interesting discussions, I made dozens of friends. I was a bit demoralized those last times by the juridictional mess of western countries and the UK recent events, but this week-end gave me great hopes that those problems will be history when my generation gets in charge.
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The age of the Earth is 4.54 ± 0.07 billion years
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you think you're a geek? i'm thinking of writing a plugin to display the date on my computer clock in the old byzantine julian calendar, the one that dates the years from the creation on Sept. 1st, 5509 BC. and to do the same for web-logs.
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Emmanuel-A
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My mom and I made borsch last night.
Shall I ask you your recipe, Melethiel ? There are so many different ones, and I'm looking for a good one.
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tunak tunak tun! no, wait, that's not klingon. but fine, i'll also write a script to make google calendar display byzantine dating as well. so there!
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My recipe? Borsch is not a recipe. To suggest such is outrage.
Seriously, there are as many recipes as there are cooks, and each cook has many different ways to do it. I've never made it exactly the same way twice.
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Hey there!Hello all!
Just popping in here realy quick to say "hi!"
How are you doing my friend??? Good to see you!
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Yeah, but how many times have you waited in line on the opening day of a movie, dressed in costumes of characters from the movie? And extra points for anyone who has any of the following in their closet, a Star Trek Uniform, Storm Trooper armor, B5 uniform, Battlestar Galactia uniform (new or old), Stargate unform (the movie, SG1 or Atlantis) or a t-shirt with a Blue Sun logo.
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