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Ten cheap shortcuts that make cooking infinitely easier. (Cheap Healthy Good)
How to handle social pressure when following a diet that differs from your friends and family. (Choosing Raw) Bonus Post: How to build a meal-sized salad.
Five ways apartment dwellers can grow their own food. (The Good Human, via Almost Frugal)
An interesting history of the controversy surrounding raw milk. (Diary of a Locavore)
Ten tips for optimal vegetable storage. (stonesoup)
Recipe Links:
Laughably easy and tasty: Grilled Chile Lime Chicken. (Beach Eats)
Simple to make and cool-looking! Zebra Cake. (The Big Bite)
Okay, warning: NOT EASY. But this recipe for homemade Croissants looks doable by a normal person. I'm looking forward to trying it out in the coming weeks. (Fresh From the Oven)
Off-Topic Links:
On giving unsolicited advice. (The Art of Non-Conformity)
A short history of the most famous scream in Hollywood. (Metal Shed Movies, via Mary McKitrick's Voiceover Blog)
Good tips on successfully dealing with customer service representatives--from a person who used to work in the field. (Consumerism Commentary)
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2 comments:
Interesting links. I love croissants but not sure if I want to spend the time to make something that will probably turn out not-edible. =)
Interesting article on apartment dwelling. I live in an apartment and I have nothing more than a balcony (that's way smaller than the patio featured in the article), but I do grow my own herbs on it. Last year I tried tomatoes, but only got 3 tiny tomatoes the whole summer. I think it had to so with the rainy spring and summer we had. NY doesn't have the best growing season.
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