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4137. anomie - 4/12/2008 11:03:16 PM Saw a great simple recipe on TV.
Fry up some ham and put it on a plate
Top with pasta (spaghetti will do)
Top with an over EASY egg - fried or poached
Top with browned butter (from the fried egg perhaps or heat up some in
a pan).
Top with grated cheese.
Cut through the egg and mix everything up on your plate so the yoke mixes with the butter and cheese to form a sauce.
4138. thoughtful - 4/13/2008 12:54:51 PM Anomie, I posted the pics yesterday, but they were from friday...no weekend work, no OT. This house will cost us enough as it is!
Thanks.
Recipe sounds sloppy and like comfort food. 4139. alistairconnor - 4/13/2008 2:15:16 PM My thought also Anomie... I know this style all too well... sounds dangerously like batchelor's fare. Perhaps you need to be cooking for someone else from time to time. Your arteries would be better for it. 4140. anomie - 4/13/2008 3:26:18 PM It's not low-fat fare for sure, but it just sounded like an interesting way to make a pasta sauce. I wouldn't put it on my daily menu. 4141. anomie - 4/13/2008 4:53:09 PM Just tried it and it was delicious (with parmasan cheese). It's a dish that can satisfy 3 or 4 cravings at once. But as I said, not a healthy choice for the daily diet. 4142. alistairconnor - 4/13/2008 6:21:44 PM Well I confess I did do a spaghetti carbonara yesterday which was pretty close to that description. Fry up some snippets of bacon, tip them onto the cooked spaghetti, add a raw egg and some cream, and stir. Never fails to please. 4143. thoughtful - 4/14/2008 2:16:42 PM Well as you guys may or may not know, the latest thinking...which docs haven't caught up with yet...is it's carbs that cause the issues not the fat or the protein. See Gary Taubes' Good Calories, Bad Calories.
The issue has a lot to do with insulin which is essential for digesting carbs, yet causes a lot of damage in the body.
So the dangers in anomie's dish are from the spaghetti more than anything else. 4144. alistairconnor - 4/14/2008 3:05:47 PM heh...
Actually Tful, I have been cutting back on the carbs in recent months. Partly because of concerns about any tendency towards a midlife midriff crisis. But also partly because of your recommendations.
I'm not entirely sure why I trust your advice on these matters. But I do. 4145. alistairconnor - 4/14/2008 3:08:27 PM You should convince my girlfriend that fat isn't a problem. She won't have butter in the house.
But then again, she might be onto something. Her grandfather eats nothing but bread and olive oil for breakfast, and has done for over a hundred years. 4146. anomie - 4/14/2008 4:57:46 PM I think too much of anything is the problem. Moderation in all things - as they say - is my goal. I even take moderation in moderate amounts. Life is short. 4147. thoughtful - 4/15/2008 2:52:49 PM butter is better than margarine.
4148. alistairconnor - 4/15/2008 3:15:04 PM I even take moderation in moderate amounts.
Amen brother!
Excess is OK too, in moderation. 4149. thoughtful - 4/16/2008 3:01:31 PM The hole is growing by the day.
The mountain each of dirt and soil and stone around it is also growing to phenomenal levels. The project mgr said site prep on this job would be the biggest expense and now I see why. In addition to burying the lower half of the house in a hillside, they have to go down even deeper to put in the footings. Yikes.
In addition, it took the excavator 2 hours to get one rock out of the hole...the thing is shaped like a cube and is about 6 feet on each side.
Anybody want a rock?
4150. wonkers2 - 4/16/2008 5:48:59 PM Tea Partay 4151. wonkers2 - 4/16/2008 5:50:29 PM Income Disparity Growing 4152. thoughtful - 4/18/2008 2:14:20 PM House update...we hit ledge. Ugh.
Fortunately its only in the last 10' of the foundation and it's only in the northeast corner of the foundation so it isn't much. No blasting. They're going to hammer it. They'll also then be able to hammer that gargantuan rock into smaller manageable pieces.
Today I meet with architect to do battles on windows. We disagree on style and we'll need to figure it out as windows need to be ordered ASAP. So many decisions. So much fun! 4153. thoughtful - 4/20/2008 1:33:13 PM Not so big a mountain:
Not so big a hole:
 4154. thoughtful - 4/20/2008 1:35:39 PM Much bigger mountain:
Much bigger hole:
 4155. thoughtful - 4/20/2008 1:37:19 PM What's bigger than an out house? The rock:
 4156. thoughtful - 4/20/2008 1:39:43 PM The rock pile and the two guys making it happen...project mgr Ken on the left, architect Joe on the right:
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