"Breakfast lentil Smoothie" written by Tinypliny on estrip.org

06/18/10 09:11 - 65.ºF - ID#51942

Breakfast lentil Smoothie

I have a new breakfast favourite and recipe was a complete accident.

I had chopped granny smith apples and carrots for a salad yesterday but in a moment of distraction, I tossed them in when I was sautÃ©ing green onions and garlic today.

When I realized that it was not zucchini but granny smiths, I stopped sautÃ©ing. The onions were still translucent and not browned. I added cooked french lentils and kidney beans, brought it to a boil and purÃ©Ã©d it all. Garnished it with powdered coriander, cumin and fresh coriander leaves and thinned it out with water and freshly-squeezed lemon juice.

And that's what I am having for breakfast - spiced and steamy lentil smoothie with carrots, apples and onions. It's delicious! :-)

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06/13/10 12:12 - 65.ºF - ID#51872

Mystery Insect

Does anyone know what this mystery insect is?

It looks like a millipede but is waaay too fast and light. I see it sometimes scurrying on the walls of my flat.

tinypliny writes at 05:56:05 06/17/10 - Comment #56843: what is a google goggle? :)

enknot writes at 05:50:03 06/17/10 - Comment #56838: Looks like it's time for google goggles.

tinypliny writes at 09:18:18 06/15/10 - Comment #56766: Ooh - what a cool idea. I don't have any such thing and often grab bugs with my hands (and get grossed out a day later if I rip out a leg or two).

libertad writes at 09:15:04 06/15/10 - Comment #56764: That is what I was thinking. I have a container set a side just for capturing and releasing insects. It is a plastic deli container and works great because it has a thin lid that I can slide under the container once I have the bug in it. I don't think I have ever injured one in the process. They can withstand losing their legs anyways.

tinypliny writes at 08:59:28 06/15/10 - Comment #56755: I think they are light enough that they float to the ground and scamper away. How do you capture them without squishing them?

libertad writes at 11:34:04 06/14/10 - Comment #56744: I hate those things. I know they kill other bugs and stuff but they "bug me out". I capture them and throw them out the window. I wonder if they are OK after the fall from a second floor apartment window?

leetee writes at 11:40:44 06/13/10 - Comment #56717: way back when, after we had just moved to this house, part of pmt gave us a ride home very late at night. we offered a tour of the house. and would you know it, as soon as i turned on a light, one of those little creepy things ran right in front of us. i stomped the thing super quick and embarrassed. scared me...

tinypliny writes at 12:39:13 06/13/10 - Comment #56665: hehe I just threw that one into the trash. It was hovering dangerously close to my clothes closet and no one wants one of these crawling around in their shirts and socks.

terry writes at 12:27:17 06/13/10 - Comment #56664: scooterjeramorph!!!!

they are my favorite house pet, they eat other bugs supposedly, which is good. but i try to weed out the ones that feel comfortable scuttling around in the not dark by throwing them out the window.

heidi writes at 12:19:39 06/13/10 - Comment #56663: Scutigeridae
:::link:::

tinypliny writes at 12:19:37 06/13/10 - Comment #56662: Ohhh! :::link:::

Kingdom Animalia (Animals)
Phylum Arthropoda (Arthropods)
Subphylum Myriapoda (Myriapods)
Class Chilopoda (Centipedes)
Order Scutigeromorpha (House Centipedes)

I see.

tinypliny writes at 12:18:11 06/13/10 - Comment #56661: Scootergeramorph?! Is that a real word?!

Does it sting or bite?

paul writes at 12:15:40 06/13/10 - Comment #56660: It is called a house centipede. Some people call it a scootergeramorph, or something like that.

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06/13/10 11:50 - 65.ºF - ID#51871

Spit for the Cure

We had a massive recruitment campaign yesterday and persuaded around 1000 people to donate their saliva to cancer research at Roswell. It's amazing how much dependent our quality of research is, on the type and number of people who decide to participate.

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Category: the odes

06/11/10 06:43 - 72ºF - ID#51853

Indeed.

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05/30/10 07:37 - 76ºF - ID#51764

The truth is...

I have definite animal-hair related allergies. I found that out for sure over this weekend. I thought I had missed something growing up with a strict rule against having pets. Turns out, I just missed sneezing like a maniac and having the worst itchy nose ever.

What is interesting is the symptoms seem to have a latency period and kick in after having more than a few hours of contact with animal hair. Certainly feels like a delayed hypersensitivity reaction.

Also, being woken up at 3:45 in the night with a huge dog breathing and drooling on your face to be let out in the yard is not restful. I guess I will stick to the no-pet policy from now on.

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Category: eating out

05/25/10 01:27 - 82ºF - ID#51727

Roswell Cafeteria

Just got charged $5.76 for a grilled cheese sandwich with green peppers and onions - that was mediocre at best. The regular grilled cheese sandwich is $2.36. Grilled cheese sandwich with tomatoes is $2.69. Grilled cheese sandwich with bacon, tomato and lettuce is $3.39.

I don't like squabbling over charges at check out. I think it is just crazy that on the rare occasions that I do decide to get something from the place, I am overcharged without fail.

I am done with the Roswell Cafeteria. Once and for all.

Goodbye.

enknot writes at 03:17:51 05/28/10 - Comment #56451: Sorry to say tiny, but that place jumped the shark a few chef's ago. They're making money, but the food is lackluster at best on it's killer days. Stuff I'd toss together in a rush to stave off hunger when no one was watching.

Ok here goes once and for all, it's time we cook together. Most times for lunch lately I've been eating little packs of this Gobi Aloo I whipped together and froze for lunchtime consumption.

I need some more new veggie indian dishes though, for now I fool around with this one. I was going to use tofu to make it a bit more hardy but had a pack of paneer and decided to toss it in there instead and it wasn't half bad, even if the rice sucked (I used Goya Jasmine and I might as well used short grain white cause it was awwwwful).

Pack a lunch, and if you're desperate for yummies for cheap send me an email and we'll see what we have in the freezer.

tinypliny writes at 11:35:48 05/26/10 - Comment #56437: Yikes. That cafÃ© is rapidly slithering downhill. I am not sure I want to go there again. BGH cafÃ© across the street might be a much better option.

libertad writes at 06:03:54 05/26/10 - Comment #56429: I just want to emphasize how chemically the crust tasted. It really was quite awful. The next time I see the manager I plan on asking him if the woman told him about it.

libertad writes at 01:52:05 05/26/10 - Comment #56420: Yesterday I got a piece of pizza there. In my efforts to try and reduce my plastic usage I carried it out in my hand. The crust tasted like oven cleaner. It made me so nauseus. I complained to someone but I don't know if they did anything about it. Today I ate at Au bon Pain.

tinypliny writes at 05:38:17 05/25/10 - Comment #56412: Hmm... I guess everyone has their vomit overcharge/bad poop moments. I remember (e:Paul)'s grisly run in with the raw and rotten chicken bone. (e:Paul,39560)

james writes at 04:27:18 05/25/10 - Comment #56411: Really bad food. But, it is well on its way to becoming really bad poop.

tinypliny writes at 03:51:32 05/25/10 - Comment #56410: LOL, really? Is that an analogy for bad food or do you mean real puke? :-)

james writes at 02:30:00 05/25/10 - Comment #56409: I was charged 4.50 for vomit and was reminded why it is so much cheaper, nutritions, and delicious to just bring my own.

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Category: eating in

05/17/10 10:03 - 58ºF - ID#51668

Fancy and Delicious

My Sunday was super fancy and delicious because I baked this:

Yes!! I can't believe it either. It is the MOST delicious and fancy looking thing I have ever baked. Thank you, Maura. m/ You rock! m/

PS: More about the bread workshop later... (and possibly more photos, depending on whether I get them.)

PPS: Maura posted about the workshop on the fancy and delicious bakery blog:

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Category: eating out

05/13/10 10:11 - 59ºF - ID#51553

Monsoon Whatever Food: Hated it

The votes are in. (e:libertad) and I tried the monsoon food at the Roswell Cafeteria today and the unanimous vote is: Ehh! HATE IT.

Many reasons:

1. For something that is touted as "Indian", WHAT THE WHAT?! It's not vegetarian friendly! When I requested more samosas and bread instead of the chicken "curry" and rice, they said they would omit the rice and "curry" but could not give me more samosas and bread. The price for a reduced meal (sans rice and "curry") was the same as the price for the whole meal. They probably have some sort of instructions on how to sell the whole "monsoon entree" but not having any sort of alternative arrangements for people who don't eat meat (and having the audacity to call it "Indian") is inexcusable. And yes. I am authorized to criticize because I am Indian.

2. The shredded (cooked in some awful way) vegetables were an enormous disgrace to all self-respecting vegetables on the planet. I can finally see where all the hatred for veggies comes from. I really feel sorry for any kid that has to eat vegetables like that. It smelled like GRASS and was lukewarm. I think whatever they did to veggies today should be outlawed.

3. I didn't take the rice and "curry" but (e:libertad) wasn't too enthused about them either. He later got a heartburn because of the food. Indian spices promote digestion and don't give you heartburn. Another sign that calling something "Indian" and naming it after the monsoons doesn't make it even remotely "Indian".

I hope this ill-conceived fling with "Indian" food is short-lived. I will not be surprised if it gives real Indian food a bad reputation among people for whom this is an introduction to "Indian" cuisine.

Badly done indeed.

PS: That they called menu items "curry" should have tipped me about how un-Indian it would be, but I totally ignored my cranky assertive internal voice today. Shouldn't have...

PPS: Loved trashing the whole thing with beady eyes and whatnots with (e:libertad) ofcourse. :-)

PPPS: OMG, Fern is half my height, and she is hardly 3 (We ran into (e:enknot) and (e:megan) at lunch.)

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05/09/10 08:39 - 45ºF - ID#51533

What do you eat?

I know this is a very unscientific way of going about things, but I am just very curious about what all of you eat. Take this poll if you dare:

Dairy:

1. How many gallons of milk do you drink per week? What kind?

2. How frequently do you eat any kind of cheese in a week?

3. How much half/half or creamer do you drink in a week?

Staples:

4. How much rice do you consume in a week?

5. How many loaves of bread do you eat in a week?

6. How many times do you eat any pasta in a week?

Meat:

7. How many times a week do you eat meat of any kind (including fish)?

8. How many times a week do you eat eggs?

ladycroft writes at 09:31:32 05/13/10 - Comment #56208: Hmmm.
1. 1/2 - soy or regular
2. almost daily. i love cheese. goat, emmental, haloumi, cheddar, mozerella
3. none
4. sometimes none, sometimes 1 cup
5. maybe 4 slices of bread
6. usually twice
7. don't do the meat thing
8. maybe twice

jacob writes at 10:04:38 05/11/10 - Comment #56193: 1. I don't drink milk, I haven't in years. I usually drink rice milk, almond milk and occasionally soy milk.

2. I eat cheese all the time. I love it. I put it on things usually. I'd say about a half to a pound a week.

3. I don't drink coffee, so I never use half/half.

Staples:

4. I usually eat about 6 to 7 cups of brown rice a week. I alose eat about the same in steel cut oats.

5. I eat about 1 and half loaves of ezekiel bread. I make alot of sandwiches for work and to take with me.

6. I eat pasta once or twice a week, usually brown rice pasta or pho noodles.

Meat:

7. I usually eat meat everyday. I avoid red meat mostly. I eat mostly fish and eggs and some chicken.

8. I eat eggs 3 to 5 days a week. Luckily I have a friend who has her own chickens. She just lets them browse in her yard and then feeds them omega rich grains. I buy eggs from her.

I've got the same question as (e:paul), what's up with the couscous and no rice?

libertad writes at 09:34:05 05/11/10 - Comment #56192: 1) I hardly ever drink milk. I use it in some things but it always goes bad when I buy it and I only get 1/4 gallon. I do eat a lot of yogurt or keifer, probably 3-4 times a week. I like whole milk if I am drinking it but try to get it from cows that are not given hormones.

2) I love cheeses. I eat cheese in some form almost every day.

3) I drink my coffee black now. Sometimes, if I am somewhere that has creamer available I use a little to cool my coffee down.

4) I don't consume a ton of rice, maybe about a cup a week. Rice is awesome.

5) Bread is so delicious. I like it slathered with butter or olive oil or to make a sandwich with mayo or mustard. Probably a loaf a week, maybe more.

6) Pasta is another favorite, maybe 2-3 times a week?

7) I eat meat in some form almost every day of the week. I can cook a fair amount of stuff without meat in it. Today I had no meat but that is unusual.

8) Love to fry eggs. I usually do that once a week. I also like egg salad and deviled eggs. Eggs are in so many things so it is hard to track.

I just know that you are judging me with beady eyes of disapproval.

theecarey writes at 07:19:12 05/11/10 - Comment #56189: 1. Milk for me is usually in the form of unsweetened Almond milk (used to do soy, but switched for various reasons). So, not quite a half gallon per week. If I am broke, then maybe a pint of skim for cereal.

2. Cheese- almost daily whether cow cheese or vegan cheese. Just depends on what I am in the mood for.

3. Creamer- pretty much never. I almost always drink my coffee black and have no use for creamer otherwise. Though sometimes I go for a special flavored one.. but this would be a small bottle or two year.

4. Rice- again, almost never unless as part of a dish I order while out (or out at a friends house)..and I rarely eat out and even then it is rare to order it. I like rice enough and I own a few varieties, but I pretty much choose something else before I choose rice. Like quinoa, lentils, bulgar, beans etc. These aren't weekly consumptions either. I love quinoa though!

5. Bread- varies. I own a loaf or two of stone ground whole wheat, most of which is stored in the freezer. I vacillate between any of the Ezekiel products or Wegmans products such as whole wheat english muffins (I like to make mini "pizzas"), whole wheat wraps, whole wheat pitas and whole wheat bread depending on what I need it for. Most days I consume some form of those products, but not daily.

6. Pasta- rarely, so my answer for most weeks is zero. I have to be in the mood for it. I had it a couple of weeks back as I was in the mood for some elbows and sauce w/ cottage cheese.

7. Meat- I had some today, but not yesterday. Maybe 3 times a week? Often less, sometimes more.

8. Eggs- most days of the week. 1-2 whole egg and a couple of egg whites. I use them as a means for making some semblance of an omlette or accidental Frittata. Eggs are a good vehicle for lots of yummy veggies, herbs and other seasonings.

jenks writes at 05:09:41 05/11/10 - Comment #56183: Ugh, this makes me feel really unhealthy.

1- I usually can't finish 1/2 gallon before it goes bad. I have about 1/2c on cereal just about every morning.

2- 1? usually goat cheese on a salad

3- half and half in coffee maybe 4-5x /week

4- once, if that.

5- I always have stale bread in my fridge, because I never eat it.

6- maybe once

7- once or twice, maybe?

8- once, if that.

Really I just barely eat these days. :( I have a bowl of cheerios with skim milk and berries every morning before work. Maybe an egg white something on the weekend if I'm 'splurging'.

I never get to eat lunch at work.

I usually have some pretzels or triscuits when I get home. Maybe carrots and dip.

And dinner... also often gets skipped. Or I make some soup or veggie dish and eat leftovers all week. If I go out I pretty much only eat salad, or some lean meat and veggies. But then of course on my birthday I had salad and swordfish and veggies and potatoes and wine and cake and then more cake at work...

I'm trying to eat 'healthy', but really it's just become a starvation diet. :(

(I know I know, that's 'bad'. BUT, it's working. (weight-loss wise).

As my sister says 'I like results that are fast and dangerous. It's the Max Power way.)

Oh, and I've made exercise a non-negotiable part of life. I started out saying I am going to ride my bike ten miles every day. But that become unreasonable. So now it's 50 miles a week.

metalpeter writes at 03:32:41 05/11/10 - Comment #56178

I never drink Milk. The way I get milk is through like other things made of it like chesse on a burger or something like that.

Eating Cheese is maybe once or twice a week I'm guessing it all depends.

Never use creamer in anything

Don't eat rice or Bread, I love bread but I never eat it, well it might be like a roll with a burger but I don't buy it.

I like Rice but never eat it

6 I love Pasta. How many times I eat it though is tough some times it has been 7 or more times a week. Pasta has so many great forms yum pasta.

7. Meat makes Pasta even better . I would guess any where from 5 to 12 times a week but not sure I don't really count.

Eggs I don't eat. That being said many things like cookies and all kinds of things are made with them so it is hard to say.

What I eat is:
Eating out at Taco, and Burger and Pizza Places

All different Frozen foods

Canned Pasta (some of them are pretty good)

Snack Food, A bag of Tostitos or Doritos and drinks are great for sports.

Then there is also event food like at a concert or what ever.......

jbeatty writes at 10:45:56 05/11/10 - Comment #56170: 1. I don't drink milk ever. I only use it to cook so < 1/2 gallon/week. Usually I will buy whole milk to cook with.

2. Cheese is liberally eaten here. We probably go through 1 lb/week for both of us.

3. We only use half and half in our coffee. But we tend to go through 2 pints/week

4. Rice is eaten less than pasta here. Some weeks we eat none. I would say 2lbs/month

5. 1 - 2 loaves of bread/week. I love five points bakery and all but sometimes I need a plain old loaf of sourdough.

6. Pasta is a once or twice a week thing for us. Its our quick meal here. If neither of us feel like cooking its easy to whip out a pasta dish with some vegetables or a quick tomato sauce.

7. I personally eat meat 4-5 times a week. I know that is probably a lot. But I don't really care. I love the taste flesh.

8. We go through a lot of eggs here. We make lots of dishes with eggs. I would say we go though 1 dozen to 1.5 dozen per week.

tinypliny writes at 10:45:11 05/10/10 - Comment #56161: Wow - this is turning out to be a fascinating survey!
Everyone's habits are so subtly different. The influences on each choice of dairy/staples/meat are very interesting.

janelle writes at 09:30:58 05/10/10 - Comment #56160: 1. 2-3 C. of Milk with cereal. I get the Byrne Dairy milk, mostly because it's at Price Rite now.

2. I probably eat a little cheese every day with either dinner or lunch. We really like cheese.

3. A lot of the fake creamer with my coffee every day. I like it really strong with lots of creamer.

4. 1-2 cups of rice.

5. 1/2 to 1 loaf depending on whether I'm eating sandwiches for lunch at work.

6. Once a week and usually whole wheat pasta. Sometimes egg noodles.

7. These days 4-5 times a week because of the kids. Prior to the kids, 2-3 times a week.

8. These days, almost no eggs because FS is allergic to eggs. Prior to the FC, probably a couple of eggs a week. And sometimes I would eat a hardboiled egg a day.

In addition, tofu, tempeh, tvp used to be a regular part of my diet and I'm going to slowly introduce it to the kids, so it can be a regular part of my diet again.

Lots of frozen veggies and fresh/canned fruits. Salad almost every night.

The kids changed our diet and we changed the kids diet. They used to eat nothing but Mac and Cheese and hot dogs and we used to eat a big plate of veggies cooked up in some sauce. We're meeting in the middle of our different eating habits.

joshua writes at 03:52:53 05/10/10 - Comment #56154: 1. Half a gallon per week, I buy the NY organic milk at the co-op
2. 3-4 times per week
3. Hmm... I dunno... maybe half a cup a week with my coffee. I am a light cream kind of guy and use it sparingly
4. Once per week, I should probably increase this
5. How many loaves? Do individuals eat more than one loaf in a week? I'd say maybe half a loaf per week
6. Almost none, rarely eat pasta.
7. 4-5 times per week, maybe more... pretty close to a daily basis most weeks
8. 5 times per week, we like eggs.

james writes at 09:57:03 05/10/10 - Comment #56146: 1) the better part of a gallon of skim
2) a few ounces a week
3) none
4) none
5) none
6) none
7) 5-8
8) 5-8

jason writes at 09:39:40 05/10/10 - Comment #56145: 1. 0.25 gal maybe? The Organic 2% NYMilk.
2. A few times a week.
3. Very little. Couple of spoonfuls perhaps.
4. Basically none. Would like to eat more rice.
5. One loaf a week, at best.
6. Very little. Like to make bolognese sometimes.
7. Plenty, probably 5 or 6.
8. Plenty, probably 5 or 6. Love eggs!!!

heidi writes at 11:55:23 05/09/10 - Comment #56144: 1. I buy .5 gal about every two weeks, whole milk because if I'm cooking with it, that's what recipes are built on. I also go to Taza for hot chocolate a couple times a week, so there's more milk that I drink than I buy.

2. Every day. Probably several times. I currently have queso fresco, pepper jack, romano, goat cheese and mozzarella.

3. none.

4. dunno 1 c.?

5. I keep a loaf of bread in the freezer for when I really want fried eggs. I think I've bought two in the past year. However, I do keep pitas and tortillas around and I eat bread as part of sandwiches (eating out) and pizza.

6. 2-3 times/week. Sometimes more. Pierogi, ravioli. Usually with pesto or red sauce, or just olive oil & romano.

7. none.

8. 1-2x/mo. I'm more likely to use eggs in baking.

Generally I have no idea what I eat and cooking & eating are a pain in the butt. I like organic freezer food a lot (Kashi, Amy's, those amazing samosas). I make a lot of soup, which may contain rice and always contains beans. I eat lots of nuts. I eat salad; I add nuts, cheese, tomatoes, mushrooms, dressing. I make quesadillas frequently. I usually have salsa & chips and hummus & pitas around. I drink juice, water, milk, and hot chocolate regularly, with beer and/or wine about once a week (unless it's during a party season).

himay writes at 11:47:46 05/09/10 - Comment #56143: 1.) ~1/2 gallon whole milk
2.) I'll snack on a 1/2lb block of cheese until it's gone (typically 3-4 days, hence I never buy more than that for a week's worth of food...I'd never stop eating it).
3.) None.

4.) 1-2 cups (uncooked) worth, averaging half white and half brown
5.) 3/4 of a loaf (depends on the number of slices...Wegmans' potato bread loaf will last me just over a week, but PriceRite's generic wheat bread will go nearly two weeks).
6.) Pasta and rice usually sub each other out in my diet...if I have the pasta, I'll eat about 1.5x as much of it in lieu of what I would have normally eaten for rice.

7.) 2-3 times a week (usually averaging less than a pound of meat a week, except for weeks like this coming one).
8.) Nearly every day (easily 5-6 days a week)! I love eggs!

paul writes at 10:25:24 05/09/10 - Comment #56142: I answered my answers on (e:paul,51534)

What!? you dropped rice from your diet? What is wrong with you. Rice is so superior to couscous. Think about how much more processed couscous is than rice. Plus rice comes in so many yummy varieties.

vincent writes at 10:23:48 05/09/10 - Comment #56141: 1 Quart skim and that is for cereal.

2. Pretty much every day, as I may grab a cheest sick or include it in a meal.

3. None, I use skim or soy milk for the 3-4 times I have a coffee during the week.

4. Only one serving a week. It is usually with my weekly Chipotle Run

5. 1/2 at most

6. Once maybe twice a week.

7. about 5 times a week.

8. 1 or 2 That is usually one day during the week when I am up early enough or once during the weekend.

tinypliny writes at 08:45:44 05/09/10 - Comment #56139: Let's see. My answers.
1. 2. Mostly skim, sometimes 1 gallon of 1% and sometimes 1 gallon of soymilk.
2. Rarely. When I buy cheese I eat it all the time till it is finished. But I buy cheese like once in a couple months or so.
3. None.
4. None. I dropped rice from my diet early this year.
5. Around 1/3rd to a 1/2
6. Maybe once a week - couscous mainly
7. None.
8. None. I am still kind of unclear about how to bake/cook with eggs.

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05/09/10 01:25 - 39ºF - ID#51529

The best cup of coffee ever.

The best cup of coffee:

- Brew Trader Joe's house blend in any coffee machine
- Add fat-free/1% milk in blender
- Add a heaped tablespoon of mascarpone to blender
- Blend and blend till foamy
- Heat 1/2 mug blended milk in microwave for a minute
- Fill rest of the mug with brewed coffee
- Stir vigorously
- Enjoy with homemade speculoos!