I had to tweak it a little, but I've got my cracker crust pizza sussed, that's for sure:
That last pic shows why it's called cracker crust. Spot-on!
That last pic shows why it's called cracker crust. Spot-on!
I'm not a huge fan either.I went to the local Asian supermarket today for a few things, and as I wandered through the store, I saw some Kimchi in a refrigerated case. I figured I would try it. There were a few varieties, but I found a "traditional" kimchi actually made in Korea, so I bought a small jar of that.
Let's just say that my first experience with kimchi will be my last. I didn't hate it, but I didn't like it, either. But, I did try it.
CD
I always use honey!Last night kid wanted American Pancakes, so here they were:
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Drizzled with honey.
Oh they are good, she said. I sneaked in some barley flour(4 tablespoons, rest Ap). Really good
Seedless grapes along.
I went to the local Asian supermarket today for a few things, and as I wandered through the store, I saw some Kimchi in a refrigerated case. I figured I would try it. There were a few varieties, but I found a "traditional" kimchi actually made in Korea, so I bought a small jar of that.
Let's just say that my first experience with kimchi will be my last. I didn't hate it, but I didn't like it, either. But, I did try it.
CD
Your parents splurged on toothpicks?These are pigs in a blanket here:
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When I was a kid, pigs in a blanket were made from half a hot dog with a diagonally, sliced piece of bread wrapped around, along with a piece of cheese in there, pinned closed with a toothpick, and toasted in the oven.
How yum! I don't buy Nutella and discourage kid to eat it. Ofc she can have it now and then, but not like having a jar at home.I always use honey!