When my pepper mill of the past 7 years broke this spring, I went on the prowl for a new one. They're not cheap and you have them for years, so I wanted one I wouldn't wish death upon after purchase. This style is one I've wanted to work really well, but didn't believe actually would. My sister was shopping with me and had purchased this for her husband over the winter. They love it. Now, I do too! It's a Minosharp, purchased at Kitchen Window.
Pros:
- pretty cheap as far as pepper mills go (around $20)
- one-handed action is convenient, especially when you have a baby in the other hand
- obvious how to use it--nice with visitors that don't necessarily want to be schooled in pepper milling when they just want to spice up their taters a bit
Cons:
- can't adjust the grind. Not that I care about adjusting my grind. But if you do...
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Explosive Friendship Bread
Just a heads up that if you're ever gifted some Friendship Bread, it WILL explode if you don't let some air out of the bag as it expands. Or maybe this is somehow a comment on the relationship between giver/recipient? Uh oh...
Monday, July 5, 2010
By the way...(Week of July 5)
After prepping lots 'o food for a semi-spontaneous July 4th gathering, this week's menu is something like this:
Happy cooking.
leftovers
leftovers
leftovers
chicken fingers
leftoversHappy cooking.
Comments Made Easy
FYI, I've now made it easy to comment on the blog. If I find that I'm getting random bizarre spam-ish comments, I'll use the login process again. For now, comment away, anonymously if you prefer! I love hearing from you.
On that note, this comment was made on the sidelines/off-site about Choco-Hoto-Pots:
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Out of curiosity I googled Choco-Hoto-Pots. Would you believe there are MANY entries/images, and this actually looks like something I'd love to try. Apparently Nigella Lawson has a recipe that accounts for most of the google results, including a link on Oprah.com. You'd think a better name would probably help this recipe's popularity, though.
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Let me know if anyone tries these things.
On that note, this comment was made on the sidelines/off-site about Choco-Hoto-Pots:
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Out of curiosity I googled Choco-Hoto-Pots. Would you believe there are MANY entries/images, and this actually looks like something I'd love to try. Apparently Nigella Lawson has a recipe that accounts for most of the google results, including a link on Oprah.com. You'd think a better name would probably help this recipe's popularity, though.
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Let me know if anyone tries these things.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Something I Will Likely Not Ever Make
Found in my Hy-Vee Cookbook tonight:
Choco-Hoto-Pots
Some sort of dessert. I guess.
Choco-Hoto-Pots
Some sort of dessert. I guess.
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