Daily good news thread?
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Comments (5)Hi folks, I posted elsewhere - do not use Scott's "premium potting soil". Now I have read here that one should use MIX, not soil. I'm going to try to return it, even tho I didn't keep the receipt. Here is a link to find Pro-Mix near you. I am convinced by posters here about pro-mix, but will not drive 10 miles to get it, so will stay with Staygreen which I get at Lowes. On second thot maybe I will get Pro-mix and compare germination. I also will not buy any thing Miracle Gro, and did not know, until someone on here told me, that Scott's and Miracle gro are made by same company. ellen Here is a link that might be useful: Find Pro-Mix near you...See MoreQuestion About the Daily Recipe Threads
Comments (9)I've been posting this thread for over 2 years. That's over 700 recipes. As much as I'd like to have tried them all............there's no way. DH doesn't like half the stuff I do, so alot of them are recipes I'd love to try but can't. I usually mention the ones I do cook. For example, today I cooked the Shredded Brussel Sprouts again, but this time, used pistachios, instead of pine nuts. Not nearly as successful. But there you go. Sometimes they sound alot better in print than in reality. However, I'll still post recipes that I think are worth a try. Hope you don't mind....See MoreA daily fix of good literature...
Comments (6)The best part seems to be that the site allows for discussion of the work. Perhaps, just perhaps, I'll actually get Ulysses read. RSS is great for sites one reads regularly but not necessarily everything on it. It works something like the news aggregator one can set up on a "My Yahoo!" page, if you have that. Great for Blogs. One can set up an RSS to update regularly (15 minutes, daily, manually, whatever.) So one gets a page with a list of all the sites one wants to monitor, all the recent headlines from that site, and either part or all of the story. I use Sharpreader which was recommended by Slate, which has a good explanation. Which RSS Reader do you use, Martin and Russ? And how do you like it?...See MoreGood gas Cooktop for daily cooking
Comments (37)Thanks for all the info. Here is my two cents. Cast iron holds heat exceptionally well. And that is one of two reasons why I do not like to use it. When you want to shut it off and cool it, it does not respond quickly. It stays hot or stays cool. Stays. Second reason, it's too heavy. Hurts these aging hands. I find that other cookware works better. I use my cast iron for baking no knead breads. Lately, I bake no knead challah and no knead deli ryes. As long as the fans cheer on the ryes and challahs, I will appear to be an abin5er with no ego. Ha ha. Just say, with incredulity,. You made this? Lol. Lol...See MoreOlychick
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