The pie kinda fell apart when I tried to flick it out of the pan, the crust was stuck in the middle. This was store bought crust, the kind that's refrigerated and you unroll it. I think next time I'll give the pan a quick shot of Pam.
I know how many grams there are in an ounce, so I was able to do the math.
Today I made an apple/blueberry pie. I don't know how it turned out yet as it is still in the cool down phase.
Pi day is approaching!
I had leftover pork roast and pasta.
I got it on a lucky guess. It sounds intriguing, I'll have to look for it.
I've been thinking about pie.
Tonight I had a roast pork sandwich and whipped sweet potato.
Apilinariosilvia, that's a very nice looking pizza, I wish I had your pizza oven!
Yesterday I roasted a salmon fillet. Today I made a pork loin roast and made a sandwich, had it chicken veggie soup, it was so thick it was more like a stew.
Aaron, your pizzas look awesome.
Mike, your breads look awesome too. I bought a sandwich loaf from Whole Foods, their 8 grain bread, and saw that one of the ingredients is triticale. Thanks to you, I know what that is.
I made a batch of pizza dough on Sunday and had pizza on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. On Monday I took some mushrooms, chopped them up and then cooked them down. That went on the pizza with some ground beef and red bell pepper. Tuesday and Wednesday pizzas were ground beef, thin sliced onion and red pepper. I also made a batch of my sandwich buns, half of them plain and half with KAF everything bagel topping.
I've heard about the egg thing but I've never tried it. I've tried skimming but then decided it was more work than it was worth.
I had a Bison burger and chicken veggie soup.
I had a bison burger.
I knew this from watching Americas Test Kitchen when they did this to help potatoes brown for cottage fries. After they peeled and cut the potatoes, they placed them in cold water with some baking soda for a while.
I roasted a nice salmon fillet yesterday that I got from Whole Foods. Had enough left for tonight.
Re streaming, I have a Roku (the least expensive one they offer) on 2 TV's and an Amazon Fire stick on another. They both offer the same and different content. And the offerings are different than what's offered on the smart TV streaming apps. I used to watch Netflix on the smart TV but when I got the Roku on it I starting using it instead. I liked the presentation better and found it more reliable. And then there are stations that you can subscribe to (besides Netflix) and there are also stations that you can get for free provided you also have them on your cable subscription. For example, Turner Classic Movies and many others. On the Amazon Fire I can get ABC and NBC, including live content, for free. CBS is also available including live content but for a fee. The Amazon Fire also has a web browser. So, it's six of one and a half dozen of another.
Nailed it.
