Tell me what you eat; I might cook for you

[cyrano]

Cold all day. But now I'm plenty warm. Been running the oven. I'm not going to print up recpes, like other more prominent and well researched blogs (Because I just kind of throw stuff together and don't measure or document any of it) but the teriyaki chicken is very nice and the tequila lemon chicken is interesting but not as yummy. (Still, I'll eat the rest of it...) I made a puffed rice coating which turned out pretty well, mixed with egg and pepper. If I try that again, though, I'll cook it seperately because it should really cook longer than the plain chicken. The mate is off duty for the weekend, but I now have enough leftovers to see me through until she gets back and starts watching Food Network again. (:
Chrisber and Christy have relayed to me another possible job--a chiro in Palo Alto who is looking for a full time receptionist. OfficeTeam has asked if they can call me on Monday about possible positions. So let the sunshine in, and smile away your blues.

Comments

cooking

[miss-friday.livejournal.com]

Ah, better chemistry through cooking! The problem with experimentation is that you have to eat your results. Unless you've completely carbonized them. I hope you're not making your housemate eat the crappy projects.

Re: cooking

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Doctors bury their mistakes in cemetaries, lawyers in prisons, and cooks in catsup.

Re: cooking

[miss-friday.livejournal.com]

Hmm. I'd tighten that up a bit. The lawyer part really doesn't work too well, as most lawyers don't handle criminal cases. But with just doctors and cooks, it would still be pithy.

Being the dang-fool donkey that I am, I never use catsup to cover my mistakes up. I just swallow.

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[ossian.livejournal.com]

If one is a doctor and a cook, one can hide half of one's mistakes in a tangy dill sauce. As long as the surgery was kosher.

Re: cooking

[(Anonymous)]

And, of course, most doctors don't perform surgery and many cooks don't particularly like catsup. It's a pithy aphorism, and those are like Summmer Blockbusters(tm). Don't pay too much attention to them, because they start to fall apart.