Thanks so much! I may not be able to live up to your sesame seed placement skills though…
I didn’t count them; it was a “pinch” +. Then I looked at a recipe and it said 1/4 tsp.
Squozen is my favorite word I’ve heard in a while. I will endeavor to use it as often as possible!
that cake - so inspired! i love the melding of the two cuisines.
10:30 AND 77 here- a big step in the right direction!
Now my stomach is growling
High of 65 today here! we’re entering Fall territory!
although i heard a warming trend starts next week…
Oh no! I missed that it was Mrs P’s birthday. Please give her our regards and best wishes.
I definitely need to be a careful reader. Happy Birthday!
I’ll have a glass of wine in your honor! In fact I may have one every day this week!! Happy Birthday
I have a jr. sommelier either you or @LindaWhit can borrow.
What an adorable photo of you both!
She looks like an over-pourer. I like it.

Some blackened chicken that had been marinated in Mama Sita’s BBQ sauce. This is of Filipino origin and is a wonderful blend of sweet and savory, producing a nice caramelization.
We smuggled this home from the Philippines about 7 years ago. We used it a few times with painfully good results. Dang, it is HOT. And I like it HOT.

She looks like an over-pourer. I like it.
I may be mistaken but I think those lovely blonde curls belong to her son.
Whoops! Either way, a good bartender! The blonde curls are a bonus.
Haha. He - not she. But yup.
Tonight we made shrimp gumbo and cucumber salad. The gumbo started with a mix and was inedibly salty. Baguette with. Cake after.