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Facebook is much better 7 years ago. Once an idea generated over white table clothes and sweet and sour soup, ninety nine dolla is now an officially open guest house run out of our very own loft space. With electric waterfalls and painted bamboo behind us, we brainstormed brilliant and benevolent ways to fill two rooms, freshly vacant from two friends now shacked up in Brooklyn. Step by step, we put our ideas to work. How to Make Your Own B and B. Nothing’s worse then a business gone broke. Mak...You are...
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November | 2009 | put it in my mouth
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Put it in my mouth. Maybe Tomorrow, Probably Not. Today Your Hair Is Very Nice. Not Eating Out in New York. Seven dollars a day. What is the most delicious? Frozen Yogurt is not Frozen Yogurt. November 27, 2009, 8:16 pm. Today, I put the yogurt back in the freezer rather than the fridge. (It has been that kind of day.) And now, I can definitively say that freezing yogurt is not the way you make frozen yogurt. DESPERATE TIMES, FOLLOWED BY BUTTERNUT SQUASH APPLE, CHICKEN NOODLE, AND ASPARAGUS BROCCOLI SOUPS.
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August | 2009 | put it in my mouth
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Put it in my mouth. Maybe Tomorrow, Probably Not. Today Your Hair Is Very Nice. Not Eating Out in New York. Seven dollars a day. What is the most delicious? Baking Backlog: Whiskey Buttermilk Cookies. August 5, 2009, 2:35 pm. So, here I was, with almost a quart of buttermilk leftover in my fridge, and I had no idea what to do with it or even, really, what it was. There were two things that I learned quickly:. 1 Buttermilk does not taste very good if you try to drink it like milk. I guess that’s why I wan...
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Put it in my mouth. Maybe Tomorrow, Probably Not. Today Your Hair Is Very Nice. Not Eating Out in New York. Seven dollars a day. What is the most delicious? What’s For Dinner, or Lunch, or Brunch. Chicken and chorizo empanadas. Eggplant and zucchini pasta salad. Oatmeal, ideas and thoughts on. Soba with eggplant and edamame. Jim Lahey’s no-knead bread. Butternut squash and apple soup. Carrot sweet potato soup. Hot and sour soup. Sweet potato and corn soup. Tomato, chicken, and rice stew.
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Tripnic: Konya: Whirling, etc.
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Dec 19, 2008. Konya: Whirling, etc. Apart from the festival, the Mevlana Museum has a noteworthy series of roofs,. And Konya is home to unique (and kind of gross) compacted powdered sugar candy:. In Konya, we also found some good examples of food items we've seen throughout Turkey. This churro-like pastry (generally served cold and without the benefit of cinnamon I'm sorry to report):. And the humongous döner skewer:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Konya: Whirling, etc. The Expectations Game: Olympos.
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Tripnic: Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
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Feb 1, 2009. Mr Toad's Wild Ride. Incidentally, that's Aaron's mosquito zapper on the right side of this shot. The best three dollars we've spent. The temples and palaces stretch out over more than a 10 km radius. At the remains of Virapakshu Temple an elephant blessed Aaron with a snuffle on the head. At the Nandi monolith we had our first serious Indian monkey sighting. Because the temples are still holy sights for many visiting Hindus, we saw many people bathing in the ghats there. Others made off...
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Tripnic: Ko Tao: The Big Chill
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Apr 15, 2009. Ko Tao: The Big Chill. Ko Tao is gorgeous. There's a bunch of nice white sand beaches separated by steap jungle mountins all the way around the island. There's something here for everyone: trendy shops, good food, warm water, deserted coves, fabulous sunsets, and oh yea crazy cheap diving on world class reefs. At first the idea of walking around soaking wet and watching a bunch of sunburnt travelers squirt one another in honor of a holiday they don't really understand was a bit silly to me&...
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Tripnic: The Insects of The Temples of Angkor
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Apr 2, 2009. The Insects of The Temples of Angkor. In the eight years since I was last here Siem Reap's tourism has exploded. So our primary concern was crowd-avoidance. Fortunately everyone else is working hard to get their money's worth. They get up to watch the sunrise over the ruins. When we finally rolled out of town around noon everyone else was eating lunch and we consistently had these wonders to ourselves. Very cool. The carvings at the Leper King Terrace:. Now as to the title of this post. ...
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Tripnic: Last Stop: Bangkok
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Apr 18, 2009. True to form, the last two days of our journey revolved around food - specifically, sticky rice and mango, "superb" pad thai, coconut ice cream with peanuts from Nattaporn, Chotechitr's mee krob, radna (crispy noodles with pork and gravy), and this delicious pulpy orange juice. We tore ourselves away from the eating just long enough to catch the sunset over Wat Arun and to check out the wonder that is Chatuchak Market. 15,000 stalls selling everything from knock-off Gucci to hedgehogs&#...
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Tripnic: I left my heart in Sarajevo
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Nov 12, 2008. I left my heart in Sarajevo. Sincere requests that you leave your automatic weapons at home when you enter a mosque,. And Muslim graveyards full of those killed between 1992 and 1995, throughout the city. But after eating some really good cheap food and meeting some incredibly sweet locals I was at ease. Some instant favorites were burek (meat or cheese filled pastry with yogurt) and cevapcici (sausages with kymak cheese and ajvar pepper sauce):. Equally amusing was this cafe:. This blog fo...
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