A spices, B grills. And mostly all stove top goes to B, since A burns shit often. And B ALWAYS does air fryer. (A is so happy! Not good at figuring it out. Giggle!) A also doesn't do the Pizzass for the pizzas. Why? (giggle! Guess!)
I'm at the Florida Folk Festival, so I won't be around till Tuesday to respond, but I hope you'll chime in with your thoughts. With looming food shortages I thought it would be fun to revisit ideas around diet and food production. If you don't think food is political checkout the links below the fold. You vote with your fork. You can put medicine or junk at the end of it. I've learned over the years people are as set in their diets as they are their religion. However, with impending grain shortages it might be nice to remind people we don't need grains nor are they particularly good for you.
This is the time of year when France goes into a deep slumber. This time of long sleep is punctuated by Fêtes such as Noël, Epiphany (coming of the Three Wise Men on January sixth), and lately Valentines' Day.)
But long-cooked meals and intimate gatherings are also looked forward to in these long nights.
I'm not gonna tell you what day it is because you already know that, it's today, for sure.
A few quotes from Roy Blount Jr, who got many things very much correct-a-mundo --
on people
2 Companies Say Their Vaccines Are 95% Effective. What Does That Mean?
You might assume that 95 out of every 100 people vaccinated will be protected from Covid-19. But that’s not how the math works.
Short article, NYT courtesy of pockethits: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/20/health/covid-vaccine-95-effective.html
I can't say for sure where I found these, I didn''t save the link, but the title embedded in my saved extract is 5 Snapshot Recipes for One-Pot Magic Pastas.
For a little while, I was using a Kodiak Cakes mix to make pancakes for breakfast in the morning. Problem is, that does get a bit pricey every week so I've been looking for alternatives that yield the high protein and high fiber.
