I can't eat wheat so I use cornstarch
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I had my third BLT from the same tomato (5" diameter) for lunch today. The slices were all about an inch thick and each sandwich got 6 pieces of bacon on it.Gravy discussion is making me hungry
I had my third BLT from the same tomato (5" diameter) for lunch today. The slices were all about an inch thick and each sandwich got 6 pieces of bacon on it.
Why would that interest me? None of us are getting out of this life alive. I will continue to enjoy the foods that I love.I found this and saved it for you..
https://www.cheyenneregional.org/lo...-resources/conditions/carotid-artery-disease/
Why would that interest me? None of us are getting out of this life alive. I will continue to enjoy the foods that I love.
Personally, I do not now and never have had a problem with my cholesterol levels or with my blood pressure.
I also read recently where some idiot now claims that tomatoes are harmful to your health.
Worrying about what may or may not be harmful to your health is harmful to your health.
I couldn't find an appropriate smiley face. Oh well.
I like my mashed potatoes to have some texture. Also a generous portion of dill. I don't usually leave the skins on. I steam or boil them, then slip the skins off. But if baked, I love the skin on.You are not the first person that I've heard say they liked lumpy gravy.
I have also heard of people who like lumps in their mashed potatoes.
Stick blender...Maybe you're just talented. A lot of people would love to have smooth gravy instead of lumpy.
Well good grief. Don't you know how to use a whisk?I can make lumpy gravy either way. I have to had the flour or cornstarch to cold water, beat the H out of it and then start heating it to get smooth gravy.
I have even thought about making and marketing a gravy smoother colander to help people like me get lump free gravy.
Maybe a gravy press like is used on maple syrup.
Dill? In mashed taters! Now that's weird.I like my mashed potatoes to have some texture. Also a generous portion of dill. I don't usually leave the skins on. I steam or boil them, then slip the skins off. But if baked, I love the skin on.
It's a lot more common than you might think.Dill? In mashed taters! Now that's weird.