This is an expensive and time consuming dish, but is hands down the best beef dish I have ever tasted. To start with, you need five pounds of short ribs, which aren’t cheap. Then you need a bottle of wine and bottle of port. If …
Read MoreCOVID Day 49: Prom, Police, and Three Fire Trucks
It was a busy Saturday night that culminated with a police officer knocking on my door at 6:00 AM Sunday morning.
Read MoreCOVID Day 48: Commandant’s Orders
How many COVID deaths would there have to be in your town for it to be okay to impose absolute marshal law?
Read MorePizza Crust
To see other recipes, visit my culinary blog. Here is a quick pizza crust recipe that does not require any rise time and can easily be worked in to either a thin or thick crust. Ingredients List 218 g (1 cup) warm water (110 degrees …
Read MoreCOVID Day 47: Underlying Conditions – Marcos’ Trip to The Home Improvement Store
To see other COVID posts, visit my Quarantine blog. Read first part of story first Marcos stepped into the line to enter the home improvement store two minutes after his brother-in-law Jorge, and five minutes before his sister Theresa. Though still early, it’s already been …
Read MoreFancy French Tuna Casserole
This recipe is made from scratch using a roux. Sorry to all my Dakota friends for posting a recipe that does not involve cream of mushroom soup. Process
Read MoreCOVID Day 46: Underlying Conditions
To see other COVID posts, visit my Quarantine blog. Tara steps into the “entrance only” side of the home improvement store using the time it takes the clerk to wipe down the handle of her shopping cart to assess the store’s crowdedness. Self conscious about …
Read MoreCOVID Day 45: Updated Numbers
To see other COVID posts, visit my Quarantine blog. No time for an essay today, I’m busy painting cabinets in my COVID kitchen. However, a quick look at the data suggest that both the global infections and deaths are flattening. If you believe is the …
Read MoreCOVID Day 44: Children of Thalidomide
To see other COVID posts, visit my Quarantine blog. Remember when cholesterol in eggs could kill? That was of course before the “experts” decided eggs are packed with essential proteins and help promote brain function and weight loss. Remember when coffee caused cancer, before they …
Read MoreCOVID Day 43: Herd Immunity
To see other COVID posts, visit my Quarantine blog. Herd Immunity, often called “community immunity,” occurs when a significantly large percentage of a population is exposed to a contagion and the contagion dies out for lack of viable hosts and pathways for transmission. A key …
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