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When an Evil Food Company donates money to Oxfam to reduce global poverty, they're just being more... evil. Right? (Food Politics)
Hmmm.... Wal-Mart's prices aren't as low as people think. (Cockeyed.com)
How to go just a little bit vegetarian. (stonesoup)
Why weight loss plans are totally overrated. (344 Pounds)
Recipe Links:
Easy, delicious... and dangerous. Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie. Make sure you have some vanilla ice cream handy! (Alosha's Kitchen)
My girlfriend Helen shows us exactly how to make Potato (and Sweet Potato!) Gnocchi. (Beyond Salmon)
Next year, when Easter rolls around, try this stunning and all-natural technique for coloring eggs. Amazing. (Bibberche)
Off-Topic Links:
The collected free public domain tales of Sherlock Holmes. If you haven't read these incredible stories, you must. (The Sherlock Holmes Public Library)
If you aren't in a writing group, you should be. Here's why. (Writing Without the Drama)
How to grow from your mistakes--and stop beating yourself up. (Tiny Buddha)
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2 comments:
Another one?? :) Thanks, Dan.
I've been wanting to go meat-free one or two days per week for quite some time. I need to just "take the plunge" and trust that I cook so well now that Steve will love whatever I put in front of him, whether it has meat or not.
I really needed that post on Tiny Buddha today. I've had a very rough week, all (taps head) up here. And I did it to myself. Good link, good read.
Melissa, keep on putting up those dangerous recipes and I'll keep sharing 'em. :) Thanks for your comment.
DK
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