Comments by tesoro

oh oh, gotcha. yea, that's true. i envy that about cooking show hosts, they just get to do the actual cooking. i dont mind the peeling/chopping part, it's the cleanup/putting away that i dont like.

sous chef? what does that mean? sous means under, (latin always comes in handy, haha) but i dont understand your usage.

this sounds really good, and not too difficult.

yo yo. so i made this dinner last night. the wine, mushroom, onion topping on the roast was great. we loved it. so tasty. (thanks for the recipe, diana) second, the pumpkin bisque....it smelled...

i didnt make it. :( i'm making it tonight. Austin asked if i could do laundry instead of making dinner cuz he had no boxers left. hahah (we don't have a washer & dryer yet, so laundry is a 3 hour e...

you're not my bro! don't say it! don't you pretend that you're my bro! (okay, the goldfinger song "bro" just came to mind) haha

hahaha, rock on my bro!

you.are.the.most.annoying.person.ever.

hm, i have no idea what it is, but shrimp tacos...ehh. haha shrimp is okay, i'm not a big fan.

I decided what i'm making w/ the i[Roast Alla Diana]i haha Pumpkin Bisque 1/8tsp Nutmeg 1/4tsp Allspice 1/2tsp Cinnamon 1/2C Flour ½ Stick of Butter 1 Qt Chicken Stock ...

haha, true. i'd like Austin to cook occasionally, but i'm not too upset how the setup is in our house. i probably shouldnt mess w/ a good thing. i cook dinner...(which is fun for me) and Austin was...

i think when guys can cook it's so cool. austin can..not. haha but he can grill well. (except we do not yet have a grill..sooooo..he makes no food)

a friend of ours (he's 19) went to the york tech. culinary school and every wed. we were able to come in to the school restaurant and have a gourmet dinner for free. it was pretty cool, and the foo...

oh, cool. i always wanted a restaurant owner in the fam. and now i have one...Austin's dad is the GM of red lobster. but that's not really like, home cooked food. but it's still cool. i'm lookin...

you seem to know a lot about cooking. how did you learn? someone in your family a good cook, or just trial & error?

unrelated question: do you guys say "supermarket" or "grocery store" people here think saying supermarket is weird. hmph

is eZabel being slow today for anyone but me? annoying. it could be the server here.

wow, and i did not know cooking alcohol takes out the calories! interesting.

do you think i could use a marsala wine w/ this? thats the only kind i have at home.

this sounds so good, but this would require me going to the supermarket first. so, i'll think i'll try this another time. :)

haha, true. i thought the first one looked sort of worn as well. but i'd have to check em out in person, and see what the husband thinks. (he has at least SOME say, haha)

i do like the second one better, as far as looks, but the first one looks more comfy & inviting. the second one looks a bit hard.

i like these two: http://www.vcf.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=11816&parentCatId=11818-11816-11337&catLevel=2&categoryId...

see, though, i hate the idea of spending just a few hundred bucks when the living room set i really want is only like 1500 bucks. (it's not like i want to spend $10k on my furniture) i think it's a...

not the slipcovers we have. they're just...shabby. haha