Comments on: Best Interesting Recipe With Really Common Ingredients http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/ Ingrid's WordPress Blog Fri, 03 Feb 2012 07:18:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Linda http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1019 Linda Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:02:10 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1019 Ingrid, Ingrid, put those half onions in a baggie in the refrigerator and use them next time. When you refrigerate onions, they lose their ability to make you cry. Honest. Try it. Ingrid, Ingrid, put those half onions in a baggie in the refrigerator and use them next time. When you refrigerate onions, they lose their ability to make you cry. Honest. Try it.

]]> By: Aaron http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1010 Aaron Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:50:17 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1010 What do you do with the rest of the chicken? Too bad I don't eat chicken and we can't get peanut butter here. Sounds delicious. What do you do with the rest of the chicken?

Too bad I don’t eat chicken and we can’t get peanut butter here. Sounds delicious.

]]> By: ingrid http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1008 ingrid Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:19:05 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1008 Why yes! It was my squash. I love that stuff too. It is pretty easy. I will do a look about for that one. Why yes! It was my squash. I love that stuff too. It is pretty easy. I will do a look about for that one.

]]> By: Laura http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1007 Laura Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:32:36 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1007 Was it you that brought the stuffed squash to the Christmas party? Anyway, that was the BEST squash that I have had. If it was you, and I suspect it was because I am sure that you blogged about it before, maybe you could blog about it again and put the recipe up on the site... or submit it to Parmeter recipes on Ben's site. Was it you that brought the stuffed squash to the Christmas party? Anyway, that was the BEST squash that I have had. If it was you, and I suspect it was because I am sure that you blogged about it before, maybe you could blog about it again and put the recipe up on the site… or submit it to Parmeter recipes on Ben’s site.

]]> By: ingrid http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1006 ingrid Thu, 21 Jan 2010 03:19:52 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1006 Perhaps I made house-wifey sound bad. Yeah, I guess I did. I guess it is easy to look down on the idea of a "housewife" and yet, those values, caring for others, cooking good food, managing a house budget, and creating an environment of beauty and comfort are all so important to me. So I suppose I will have to examine what it is about "housewife" that freaks me out and that I disparage, because that doesn't make a lot of sense considering what I do. If more of us were able to be house wives and house husbands, our society would probably be a whole lot better off. Anyway, what I meant to express is that I care about a lot of things that I didn't not so long ago and it surprises me (over and over again). And when I am surprised, I think, "Wow! I am so 1950s! Where is my apron?" Perhaps I made house-wifey sound bad. Yeah, I guess I did. I guess it is easy to look down on the idea of a “housewife” and yet, those values, caring for others, cooking good food, managing a house budget, and creating an environment of beauty and comfort are all so important to me. So I suppose I will have to examine what it is about “housewife” that freaks me out and that I disparage, because that doesn’t make a lot of sense considering what I do. If more of us were able to be house wives and house husbands, our society would probably be a whole lot better off. Anyway, what I meant to express is that I care about a lot of things that I didn’t not so long ago and it surprises me (over and over again). And when I am surprised, I think, “Wow! I am so 1950s! Where is my apron?”

]]> By: Cameron http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1005 Cameron Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:18:16 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1005 p.s. I also cook without recipes all the time. And if I have extras (like I decide I don't want to use up a whole onion) then I chop it up and stick it in the freezer. I do the same if I have anything that needs to be used up and I don't want to use it yet. Eventually I make a big huge soup or stew with all my frozen veggies! p.p.s. Despite not cooking with recipes, I own about a zillion cookbooks. I should get rid of a bunch! p.s. I also cook without recipes all the time. And if I have extras (like I decide I don’t want to use up a whole onion) then I chop it up and stick it in the freezer. I do the same if I have anything that needs to be used up and I don’t want to use it yet. Eventually I make a big huge soup or stew with all my frozen veggies!

p.p.s. Despite not cooking with recipes, I own about a zillion cookbooks. I should get rid of a bunch!

]]> By: Cameron http://parmeter.net/ingrid/2010/01/20/best-interesting-recipe-with-really-common-ingredients/comment-page-1/#comment-1003 Cameron Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:10:58 +0000 http://parmeter.net/ingrid/?p=970#comment-1003 That sounds delicious! I love curry! Liking to cook makes you house-wifey? I would much rather be my house-wifey self than like some of my friends who get take-out every meal, costing their family fortunes and putting who knows what into their bodies. Or am I misunderstanding? I am very un-house-wifey in lots of ways, though. Like I hate to clean. But no matter if we can afford it or not I feel too guilty hiring someone. I need to take the attitude that I'm helping someone else to make a living, right? That sounds delicious! I love curry!

Liking to cook makes you house-wifey? I would much rather be my house-wifey self than like some of my friends who get take-out every meal, costing their family fortunes and putting who knows what into their bodies. Or am I misunderstanding?

I am very un-house-wifey in lots of ways, though. Like I hate to clean. But no matter if we can afford it or not I feel too guilty hiring someone. I need to take the attitude that I’m helping someone else to make a living, right?

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