Recent content by GotGarlic

The Peter Principle is a real thing. It says that in general, people will be promoted to the level of their incompetence lol

I hadn't thought of that, but the Asian supermarkets here have a lot of live fish. They might have crawfish, too.

SLoB, the difference is that Japan is an ally - and has been for decades - while China is not. China is using state power to undercut our economy to benefit its own. Japan was borrowing technology to recover from the devastation of WWII. And Japan doesn't use forced labor.

Again, it's not about you and your choices. It's about the business model.

This applies more to clothes than home goods, but I just will not contribute to a company that I'm pretty sure is responsible for a lot of this: Don't take this personally, because it's not about you or anyone in particular, but super-cheap prices encourage many people to buy more than they...

Chimney Starter 101 from Weber - check it out.

It surprised me at first, so I looked it up. It's funny that they haven't changed the name since adding all those items that aren't car-related. Years ago, Walmart just carried groceries. As the built bigger stores and started carrying clothes, electronics, etc., they called them Walmart...

I refuse to support Temu. It's incredibly cheap, incredibly wasteful Chinese junk.

Powdered sugar doesn't work the same as granulated sugar, which holds on to moisture. Try it again with the correct ingredients. Use very ripe strawberries for the best flavor.

If he's only using it for cornbread, Baker's Joy baking spray might be a better choice.

So, worth watching?

Maybe this will help: https://www.seriouseats.com/seaweed-guide-how-to-use-kelp-kombu-nori-wakame-sea-vegetables

My husband keeps buying a fresh ravioli that's stuffed with chicken Parmesan lol There's probably a beef one, though. Thanks!

Sounds wonderful. I need to try making pasta one of these days.

Taxy, all I can do is offer virtual hugs. I'm so sorry you're having to go through this.