bouche

yeah, that's playing for me right now!

fantastic! Thanks!

I have a feeling you have one of them landlords that thinks that you are buddies and that he wouldn't be crossing any lines by coming on in. Even your closest friends shouldn't walk in without their expected arrival and invitation.

Did you finally find MSPaint on you computer???

Thanks! Added to my favourites! I think we'll need to break out these recipes soon so that they are easily indexed. So are you done with the class? How did it go?

I forgot about Shropshire!

I think it's more of a 'me' thing like "Sushi Me!!!" That's what's on her mind anyway. She always wants Sushi.

That should be the tagline for this forum.

I think we've actually been adding more than 3 tbsp to many recent recipes. Especially since making our own broth that is unsalted. If you're making $25 worth of pho, you should be able to either serve 8 at once, or have yourself meals for a few days. It's certainly not worth it for one sit-down. You're right in that heading over to the New Pho Bo Ga La (or whereever) is way more economical.

what's the best here though? Hooley's disappointed me with their frozen version of the Donair when we had them 2 weeks ago. Consistency points were lost.

http://www.jambands.ca/sanctuary/showtopic.php?tid/235526/ Anyone in Ottawa that can help with some local promo, please send me an email. boucheATjambands.ca edit to add: Wow, that Slip contest is pretty cool.

Tickets for The Slip tour in select cities are now available from www.ticketweb.ca so don't hesitate to show The Slip how badly you want to see them. Thursday, Dec 07, 2006 9:00 PM EST (9:00 PM Doors) at Vinyl & Jimmy Jazz Guelph, ON Friday, Dec 08, 2006 9:00 PM EST (9:00 PM Doors) at The Pepper Jack Cafe Hamilton, ON Saturday, Dec 09, 2006 10:00 PM EST (9:00 PM Doors) at El Mocambo Toronto, ON Friday, Dec 15, 2006 9:00 PM EST (9:00 PM Doors) at Barrymore's Music Hall Ottawa, ON

I'd love to get in on that set shmoozing as we need the same treatment for Ottawa. I do want to see Land of Talk as I've seen Elizabeth perform with Brad, Andrew and Felber and she's got a great voice.

aren't even close to what? I'm just preaching that it is one of the better donairs in town. btw, I didn't get to have one yesterday, and all this donair talk is making me hungry for one. maybe TOMORROW!

Be sure to post this dinner online. you'll have handouts right? I'd love to make that some night. Those potatoes sound serious good.

The oldest cheddar that I can afford is always my favourite.

you must be sure to only add a little fish sauce at a time and continually taste it. make sure you get andrea to taste it as well, because her threshold may not be the same as yours. Eventually, you'll get the feel of how much you can add at once. I usually add up to 3 TBSP in a coconut thai red curry chicken dish.

I have to try this Oxtail thingy on egullet. I keep forgetting that I have an account there and that the site EXISTS! I should always go there first. We made pho style bowls this week. I used prawns and thinly sliced sirloin. Did you know that you can get a HUGE hunk of very nice sirloin at the market over the bridge on somerset (320?). We also got the prawns and Sharon's tripe (honeycomb) there as well. We heated our homemade chicken broth, seasoned it with chili oil and salt and then added it to our bowls. You got to make sure the broth is really hot though because all of these raw additions (bean sprouts, thai basil, meat) will cool it quickly. Our first go was perfect and the rare beef was amazing. But the second try we had to put our bowls back on the heat for a minute or so.

do you even eat eggs, bacon, sausage or ham?

Try it. Ask for the sweet sauce with onion, tomato and lettuce and tell them Mike sent you. Then, next time I'm in, I'll go "hey, did a guy come in here and ask for the sweet sauce with onion, tomato and lettuce ? Did he say 'Mike sent me'?" I had ONE donair where the meat was a little dry, but since I've been going quite regularly, interact all friendly-like, they seem to get better and better.

Is this guy still coming or what?

Ottawa is the hub of many secrets of the land.

www.human-condition.com eh? It's nice to see musicians that work with kids and introduce them to music.

I should have used one of these faces I was being severely sarcastic' date=' aiming my sights straight at marketing execs (although this Jerry release seems pretty good, but not the be all and end all). I hate "Best Of" albums, especially when they try to condense a prolific artist's career into a single disc compilation - see Muddy Waters, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Frank Zappa, Charles Mingus, The Grateful Dead etc... [/quote'] I don't think this release is targeted at your typical Garcia fan. This seems like a great melting pot CD displaying the diversity of his best eras and collaborations. This should open up some ears of people that haven't really known Garcia outside of the Grateful Dead.

For where? I think you'll see those details soon.