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Yeah, THL, it’s pretty great. My friend was trying to impress this guy once and I served as her ghost chef: I made the gnocchi and left before her dude arrived and let her take the credit.
Rob you slay me!
I think I get your vibe and its’ sorta like
“get over yourselves” am I right?
am sure you like bikes and kids and dogs, flowers and parks – but you probably just like to enjoy those things without having to go on and on about how great they are?
am I right?
Rob, get outta that thread already. You’re going to get yourself in trouble.
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From where? Secaucus is one of those suburban type places that’s heavily car-friendly. It must have been a long walk!
from north bergen & jersey city. yes, i used to walk along what was basically a highway, but there were also weeds you can walk thru and stuff. it was probably an 1 walk. not too bad. maybe longer. there were even a few times people would stop their car and ask if i wanted a ride. shaaaaaaady! never got in their cars tho ahhaha.
*rob*
Oooohhh, I didn’t even consider gnocchi when choosing my favs.
Love gnocchi, I make a great potato one. I never tried making the ricotta cheese style but have had in a restaurant and it was really good.
Rob, I totally get your Raven reference and before cable I enjoyed my fair share of Saturday mornings watching Raven and then your girl Hannah Montana.
oh jeez. those bike nerds are trying to make it sound like i hate on EVERYTHING. that is so not true! now brownie is gonna go read that thread later and totally give me a time-out, i can totally already tell (the That’s So Raven side of my brain is telling me this ahhaha props if you get the reference btw!) he is going to give me another time-out.
*rob*
Any thoughts on gnocchi made with ricotta cheese — Dom Deluise style? It’s great and pretty easy to make.
least fav has to be pasta that one has to cook vs. being served it – spoken like a true lazy husband (but perfectly acceptable in Chinese culture; Chicken, back me up here)
Posted by: more4less at June 9, 2009 4:25 PM
note to self: Marry Chinese