First, I made pickles today. I wanted to do this for a while. I didn't have exactly the right stuff but I think they came out. I used red wine vinegar instead of the white kind, because it is the only kind I had at home besides apple cider and that kind was too strong.
So the recipe that I totally made up was:
10 cukes (the pickles themselves)
2 cups of red wine vinegar
5 garlic cloves
crushed black peppercorns
some fresh thyme
some mustard seeds
A tablespoon salt
a bit of red onion
a tablespoon brown sugar
2 bay leaves
I HAD NO DILL :( but I bet it would be good
I boiled everything together except the cukes which I cut up into spear. Then I put the spears in the jars and ladled the hot vinegar broth into the jars. They already taste good 5 hours later. I imagine in the next day or two they will be great.
Then
(e:terry) and I made a whole Korean style dinner, in which I used the pickles.
Afterwards, we also made fiddleheads. It was the first time I ever made them. I did not use this recipe because
(e:matthew) and
(e:terry) don't like procuitto but it sounds really good. On a side note do you think it is bad that I have eaten one piece of procuitto almost every day for about 5 months.
Holy crap, i am getting so ripped off on it. Looks like a whole leg of San Danielle Proscuitto is only $224.99 and that is 15 pounds. I pay like $10 for 3 ounces. I seriously am getting that as soon as we get our new fridge when Dave moves out in June. It will last like a year.
FIDDLEHEAD FERN WITH PROSCUITTO
Serves 6
Kosher salt
2 pounds fiddle head ferns, tripped and washed
24 paper-thin slices prosciutto
6 tablespoons brown butter
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1. In a large pot bring 2 quarts water and 1 tablespoon salt to a boil. Fill a medium bowl halfway with ice water. Drop the fiddleheads into the pot and cook for 1 minute. Drain the fiddleheads in a colander, then submerge in the ice water until completely cool. Let the fiddleheads drain well in a colander and wrap them in a clean kitchen towel to dry.
2. Arrange 2 slices of prosciutto on each of 6 room temperature plates.
3. Put the brown butter in a large saute pan over medium heat. Add the fiddleheads and toss gently, adding 1/2 teaspoon salt and the pepper. Heat for a minute or two until they are warm, then divide the fiddleheads among the 6 plates. Serve at once.

There were all these pretty flowers on the tree in the backyard.
Check out how big Basra has gotten.
With out really reading it all what the hospital should do is come out with another site but have it as maybe .net or something where they counteract what she says. I think it is good that the net gives people who have been wronged the ability to put it out there. However often is the case that you only get one side of the story. Now if she doesn't have any prof they could sue her and they would have a great case. Of course we don't know who is telling the truth and it might not be worth it to sue her but if you do then it sends a good message of don't fuck with us. But on the other hand if what the site says is mostly true then they should just leave her alone. This is a good example of why when you come up with a name for a site you should own it as .com .net .org another good idea if you have the money is to find the most common mistypes or spelling and pay for them to so that if someone miss types they don't get some one elses sites. This goes for people who are in bands or do porn or any thing enterainment get that name before you get big and someone else buys it.
The intermittent bible quotes make me think crazy. I mean, the bible is cool and all, but Ezekiel 25:17 mixed in with a Pulp Fiction reference makes me think crazy.
This is a weakness of the web. Although its wonderful that people have the freedom to do this, the consequences of spreading potentially libelous and slanderous information are too great. This sort of tactic completely removes any semblance of fairness to the accused party, and by doing it via the web it can be spread very quickly.
is the hospital guilty or not guilty? We don't get to have an honest discussion about that question when this sort of thing happens because the debate has already been co-opted.
wow. she's a little nuts.
I disagree with a lot of what she says, but whatever.
what a disaster.