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Season 11 M600LL and Season 8 WATN LIVE CHAT


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14 minutes ago, Hellga said:

Eating habit tonight will be spanakopita (from frozen).

Do you follow Anti-Chef on YouTube? He does a lot of Julia Child recipes, but also has a series where he makes a dish from each country. When he did Albania, he made byrek, which is a lot like spanakopita. Being a Greek by marriage, I love me some spanakopita and was intrigued by making my own phyllo dough. So I did! I'm so impressed with myself! It actually wasn't  too hard, but the commercial phyllo is more consistent and looks better. Still, I'm glad I tried. I'd make the byrek again, but with commercial dough.

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4 minutes ago, aliya said:

Do you follow Anti-Chef on YouTube? He does a lot of Julia Child recipes, but also has a series where he makes a dish from each country. When he did Albania, he made byrek, which is a lot like spanakopita. Being a Greek by marriage, I love me some spanakopita and was intrigued by making my own phyllo dough. So I did! I'm so impressed with myself! It actually wasn't  too hard, but the commercial phyllo is more consistent and looks better. Still, I'm glad I tried. I'd make the byrek again, but with commercial dough.

Making phyllo dough from scratch was a challenge on Bake Off a few years ago. I was mesmerized, but I would never, EVER try it at home! Kudos to you! I've made bagels from scratch a few times, and its fun, and they taste great, but way too much hassle. Easier to go down the street to Bagel World. 

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Just now, aliya said:

Do you follow Anti-Chef on YouTube? He does a lot of Julia Child recipes, but also has a series where he makes a dish from each country. When he did Albania, he made byrek, which is a lot like spanakopita. Being a Greek by marriage, I love me some spanakopita and was intrigued by making my own phyllo dough. So I did! I'm so impressed with myself! It actually wasn't  too hard, but the commercial phyllo is more consistent and looks better. Still, I'm glad I tried. I'd make the byrek again, but with commercial dough.

I don't think making puff pastry or phyllo from scratch is worth it... store-bought is good enough vs the effort required to make it.

I do sometimes make my own handheld pies from scratch, though usually when I have company and usually from yeast-raised dough.  My favorite fillings are ground beef and rice (with plenty of herbs and spices), chicken liver pate, and a kind of fermented cabbage with hard-boiled eggs.  All quite traditional for where I am from though there are plenty of other traditional ones too, like potato.  And green onion and egg, which I heartily dislike.

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3 minutes ago, poeticlicensed said:

I have a feeling his layoff was due to size or attitude, because every cable company is always looking for help

Also if he's working at call centers, there's lots of those jobs available, also. If he's at all familiar with networking, there's lots of IT hardware-related jobs. Seems to be a lot of something besides bacon being shoveled.

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1 minute ago, Pepper Mostly said:

Making phyllo dough from scratch was a challenge on Bake Off a few years ago. I was mesmerized, but I would never, EVER try it at home! I've made bagels from scratch a few times, and its fun, and they taste great, but way too much hassle. Easier to go down the street to Bagel World. 

I made bagels from greek yogurt and flour. Again, I surprised myself! I follow this body builder who does high protein recipes, but then I learned it was an old Weight Watchers thing. There are a ton of videos. Not on de diet, tho.

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4 minutes ago, sainte-chapelle said:

People get laid off all the time. I did. Guess what? I got a new and even better job. Shit happens. He has experience in the field he could find something 

I've been laid off twice.  So far.  Occupational hazard of being in the pharmaceutical industry.  Landed with a better job than the one I lost both times... though my age and experience will soon start to play against me should it happen again... but you should never give up.

His daughter is in pretty good shape, hope she won't take after Daddy dearest.

My lunch was fusilli wtih puttanesca sauce...  and my portion size was about 1/10 of his!

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So lunch is 2 lbs of hamburger, to go in spaghetti sauce.   ALong with a giant amount of oil.       I can't believe he had a huge bowl of spaghetti, with tons of meat (I bet with all of the hamburger grease in it), just for him, and drinks out of the gallon milk jug.     I'm nauseous from seeing him eat what he called spaghetti sandwiches.     

He ate the entire tupperware of spaghetti with only small bowls for daughter and Grandma.   

So, his daughter only met Grandma Absent once before this, and she's not that young. 

Why didn't the mother slow down?   They're lucky they're not both dead from a car accident.     I'm wondering if that car has insurance, registration, and mom has a driver's license.  However, as a long time view of TV judge shows, I'm guessing I know the answer to all of those questions. 

It's only 7 hours from OKC to Dr. Now's.   

 

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