Ah, ribs!!! We've been using products by a company called Stubbs. They have a dry rub, mopping sauce, & dipping sauce, along with various marinades. Very, very tasty. I'm definitely going to look for the Sweet Baby Ray's sauce around here - looks yummy!!!
:cool2: Back in the day, when I actually made soft boiled eggs.... I think I let the water boil for about 1.5 minutes. Chippie.... Are you engaged or something like that?! :cool2:
That's great news, I'm really happy for you..:yes: :icon_toast: and in keeping with the theme of the thread... I'm going to have chinese for lunch.... taking the birth mother to lunch today... :icon_eek:
Char Siu is very sweet and very tasty. The ribs are prepared the same as any BBQ Ribs. I personally like to slow-cook the ribs in an oven on very low heat for acuppola hours, then throw them on grill. Char Siu Sauce can be purchased in a grocery store with other ethnic sauces. The sauce should be warmed, as it gonna be kinda thick. The warmed sauce should be brushed onto the ribs and turned once, then taken off the grill. Teh Yummy!!
Not too well :no: I LOVE veggies!!! :icon_tease: I eat them every day! I am weird! :yes: But I despise peas and won't eat them. For any reason. Evar.
I have had no bad food at all for several weeks but soon I am going to allow myself a binge day and have some of these :yes:
anyone got any bright ideas for what to eat to keep my brain and body chugging along for another 48hrs? I'm dying here
I could eat my weight in raw oysters. The best ones I've ever had come from right here in the Chesapeake Bay but, due to the Bay's declining health, they're becoming harder & harder to get. In the late '70's I used to work PT on an oyster boat & could get them very cheap. My grandad & I used to sit on the steps of the smokehouse, shuck oysters, & just talk about all manner of things. Good times. :yes:
I use one of these when I feel like a bowl of popcorn: It works really well. Plus, you can make it with olive oil instead of butter and it tastes sooooo much better than the crap in a bag.
I've used both types of oil, and it has never seemed to make much of a difference. Just poor enough oil in to coat the bottom of popper, and turn the burner onto medium heat. Wait for the oil to start to smoke, and then pour your kernels into the popper and start turning the crank. I love how the popcorn turns out. Really fresh, and not as oily as the bagged stuff.
it's been finals week, had FOUR in a row, my last one's tomorrow thank god i'm going to SERIOUSLY treat myself tomorrow in drink and food