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Can you use your baking stone to warm up your bed before getting in?

This is a pretty interesting read. On #sochiproblems as I see them | Woman. Legend. Blog.

I thought the same thing, but I don't know if tiles of that sort are food safe. I guess some research is required here.

Confession time. I don't have a pizza stone, and I have this bread thing that I'm going to start doing, and they recommend baking it on a pizza stone. What do I get? Is there a huge difference from stone to stone? The New Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: The Discovery That...

Finally have something on NBC. Speed skating. These guys are machines. Holy crap the Dutch are good.

I don't think I could ever live in an apartment again because of things like this. I like shoveling snow, and maintaining my property. Screw crappy neighbours living in the same building, my kids complain enough.

Why, bro? Just ignore him in the other threads, periodically he posts a good picture. At least he posts pictures when posting in the FSR...

This is bloody stupid. NBC has a strangle hold on broadcasting rights, and doesn't broadcast it. Bastards.

Squash is awesome. You can do almost anything with it - soup, chili, bake it, side veg, mash it, I made it into hummus, deep fry it, add brown sugar so the kids love it, make it salty so everyone loves it...It's versatile, and reasonably cheap most of the year. It's also very easy to grow if...

And why in the hell, on the first Saturday of the Olympics, is NBC not showing Olympics?

Have friends over one night, and spend a couple hours loudly plotting how to get rid of your neighbour's body in the event that he makes any more trouble. He'll be listening.

Making a fritter with tempura batter around kabocha squash, served with fried sage leaves and a green curry cauliflower over rice tonight. Easy, but hopefully tasty!

Dry that shit out really well, and see if you can't salvage it with plaster repair, rather than tearing out drywall.

I liked the Queen jumping out of the helicopter.

Can you fit a cat in one of those things?

It's a PBS show. The Mind of a Chef | Shows | PBS Food He comes off as a rough, unpolished guy initially, but he does know his stuff. He said that he loved the flavour of the very soft, unpressed tofu, and he makes a version of it in his restaurant that is virtually indistinguishable...

Hasn't aired here yet. No spoilers!

There are vegetarians in the crowd, so I'm cooking for everyone. Someone else is bringing a roast. Plus, with ingredients like butternut squash, who minds? That's some tasty stuff. I just watched an episode of "The Mind of a Chef." Anyone else know that? Not a super show if you're...

I love the Olympics, a lot. The Winter Olympics more than the summer. Perhaps it's the Canadian in me. If Russia shits this up, I'ma be honked off. NBC generally messes coverage up enough to be ridiculous, but if NBC's crappy coverage is exacerbated by crappy Olympics because of Russia, it...

I've got butternut squash and black bean chili in the crock pot, and some more butternut squash and heads of garlic roasting to make roasted butternut squash and garlic hummus for tonight. Pita bread is coming, too. Having a crowd here to watch Olympic opening tonight. wOOt!

Technically possible, but not fun or recommended. If she's changing gears in those shoes, she must have a mighty thick callous on the top of her left foot...

I also like Gordon Ramsay's Ultimate Cookery Course. Harder to find, though.

My neighbourhood has about 100 houses in it. We're pretty rural. However, I talked to people from in town today, and they were doing similar things there. The city actually released a statement tonight, saying that now they had the neighbourhoods all cleared out (they do), they're sending out...

Okay, I just witnessed something pretty cool. The plow just came down the street. The guy had already been down, but he pushed things back even further, and, after doing that, he came through again, and cleared out the mouth of everyone's driveway, and pushed the piles back so people could see...

I actually screwed a large, spring rat trap to the rotten beam. I've caught three squirrels today. A few more days like this, and I'll be okay closing that beam back up.