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ewagoner: @gtcaz I almost missed that for all the "EPIC..." noise :) Congrats! [Link]
ewagoner: Troubleshooting unicode mistranslation somewhere along a PHP->MySQL->Java->XML->XSL->PDF chain. Or, "living the good life". [Link]
ewagoner: Afternoon coffee to balance out the Ben & Jerry's Visualized Whirled Peace milkshake. 10% off keyfob they gave is gift that keeps on giving. [Link]
ewagoner: Sorry, but your servers panicking do not count as "Scheduled Maintenance". You might want to change your default error message, BofA. [Link]
This week’s availability listing looks much like last week’s, but only more of it. More melons, more corn, more tomatoes, more basil, and so on. It’s a fine time to try varieties you’re not used to, especially if you’re a gardener yourself (it’s never too early to start planning next year’s garden). P.L.A.C.E.’s “Taste Your Place” event continues this week, ... [Link]
ewagoner: @alyjack Excellent! My life just got measurably better. [Link]
ewagoner: @kristiewells Just so you know, I am insanely jealous. Insanely. Jealous. [Link]
ewagoner: Pastured chicken, eggs, carrots, dill relish, blueberries, and mayo, all local and fresh, combine to make the best chicken salad ever. [Link]
ewagoner: @katxena Yes, they are biennial, like carrots. Leaves look like Italian parsley. They do make tall flowering heads, but only the second year [Link]
ewagoner: @katxena They grow like carrots. Put the seeds in, let them grow, then eat. Not much more too them than that. I love them! [Link]
ewagoner: My new favorite internet video ever: http://tinyurl.com/3b5f8o [Link]
ewagoner: @jenbeee I say the same thing. Well, using the right pronoun. Or sometimes, "Speaking!". And rarely but occasionally, "Ahoy ahoy!" [Link]
ewagoner: "Locally Grown" is the cover story on this week's alt paper, 3 sentences on my market, only 1 not full of errors: http://tinyurl.com/64v9q6 [Link]
ewagoner: @katxena It's only been a few days, so I'm not sure. Installing a salt water system in a couple days. Maybe that'll be enough? [Link]
ewagoner: @windowseat Thank you so much! I'll see if I can find someone up there to start one up. You interested in running one? [Link]
ewagoner: New locallygrown.net market in Sequim, Washington State. Too bad the article repeatedly gets the url wrong: http://tinyurl.com/5jvdzs [Link]
ewagoner: @Medley Ok, I'll budge. And wade into my swimming pool :) [Link]
ewagoner: @genehack Really? It's so tiny, and the h2o only is up to my navel. Never had one, but I figured a pool was at least big enough to swim in. [Link]
ewagoner: @jenbeee That last tweet was supposed to have a picture, but it vanished. Here's one: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ewagon~ [Link]
ewagoner: After two days of filling, the wading pool is nearly full. [Link]
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can i get the recipe- this picture is making kacy drool…
Comment by kim — 1/5/2004 @ 5:18 am
Sure Kim… here ya go: http://www.oceanspray.com/recipes/recipes/desserts/cranberrypumpkincheesecake.asp
The only thing I did different is use real pumpkin instead of the canned stuff. You can’t find the real stuff now, though, but try using butternut squash. (Cube it up, put in glass dish, add a 1/2 inch of water or so, cover with cling wrap, and microwave until fork-tender. Drain and mash. Cool before using.) I recently fiscovered that what’s in the cans isn’t really pumpkin at all… they also contain butternut squash.
Comment by eric — 1/10/2004 @ 9:13 am
I know that Ocean Spray are trying to put cranberries in every other food imaginable, but pumpkin and cranberries sounds like a very odd combination to me.
How well does that combo work out? It sounds like a dessert version of Chinese Sweet & Sour!
Comment by Mark — 11/26/2006 @ 5:50 pm