Chef Anne Burrell
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Comments (6)Thanks Teresa.... Well by looking again at the leaves of the plant I photographed and comparing them with those that show up on a Google image search of Ageratum, I see that they are both very similar.....roughly heart-shaped and serrated, whereas the spirea leaves are narrow and lance-shaped. I noticed there are also quite a few different hybrid cultivars of ageratum so this one probably belongs to that family. Closeup of the bush I'm questioning: I guess I can always go back there and ask those gardeners lol. SharonCb...See MoreChef's Choice Waffle Makers
Comments (10)Ann, I've been using the classic M852 for about 3 years now.I bought it specifically to make toaster-sized waffles. I didn't want a bigger 4-square waffle maker, and round waffles are too large to fit in regular toaster slots. My husband likes waffles spread with peanut butter & jam for breakfast. So what I usually do is cook an entire recipe, let the waffles cool, separate them, and then freeze them. That way he can fix himself breakfast while I'm still snoozing. (I follow the same routine with homemade bagels, scones, & muffins too -- anything to stay in bed a few extra minutes.) I have no complaints, and I use the waffle maker frequently. I've never needed to grease it between waffles either. The non-stick interior is great. I do have a confession to make: We've rarely eaten the waffles freshly made. I mainly make them for freezing. The last time I ate some fresh waffles was about two months ago when my granddaughters spent the night. I made whole wheat waffles, and they seemed fine to me. But I'm definitely not a waffle connoisseur. I like them spread with butter, and that's it....See MoreAnyone see Chef Ramseys new show???
Comments (12)I personally cannot believe Peter could go from a "big baby" to a reasonable adult that quick, unless someone explained to him that if the restaurant closed the gravy train would close too. I thought it was interesting to watch after having watched all the shows in the British version. I think I will probably prefer the British version, I almost felt sorry for Chef Ramsey, Peter swore him under the table! I read an interview with Ramsey about the lawsuit, I'm not really surprised by it. There are a lot of lawsuit happy people here and plenty of unscrupulous lawyers willing to help them make a fast buck. It seems to me if he was fired, it had to be the owner who fired him. If a waitress losses her job because she does not do her job properly, does she get to sue all the patrons who complained about her lousy service? A general manager's job is to oversee everything that goes on in a restaurant and keep it operating profitably. Obviously this was not happening. Having work in kitchens, I doubt anyone needs to sabotage a kitchen at a troubled restaurant to make it look bad, most people would hate to see a restaurant kitchen mid service! And I have personally seen bill collectors (and bookies) show up at restaurants, and if they could not get in thru the kitchen door, they did waltz right in the front....See MorePampered Chef pizza stone
Comments (26)The reason why Pampered Chef pizza stones don't need to be preheated is because they are thinner than most other baking stones. Thicker and heavier pizza stones are more likely to break if they are cold and you stick them into a hot oven. Another thing that makes Pampered Chef's stones different and in some cases better is that it's ok to bake foods that have oil such as cookies on them because they have a surface that isn't porous. Here is a link that might be useful: Perfect Pizzas Every Time With The Pampered Chef Pizza Stone...See More- 9 months ago
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