And here is an opportunity to post my favorite xkcd:

fraught with tension and intrigue #corrections

ok, so I have a few minutes in front of a computer. Recipe #1: lentil soup like Burt's, but not the same. This is also not typically found in Indian restaurants and not particularly spicy or rich.

This is indeed the best part. The rest, I'm not so surprised by.

I am experiencing exactly the opposite situation. As a former stodgy person, I am sorry. It is something of a difference between coasts, I think.

Skin and head are usually edible. Some Indian stores have fish, and might clean them for you but I know nothing about grilling fish, just frying them.

I am cooking at the moment, but I will get back to you when I've got a little break. They are a bit long, not complicated, just long.

I can give you a few recipes for Indian food, but unless you have access to spices*, it really won't help. I've been cooking for less than a year, so they're probably easy.

Playing with babies is fun! I am at a stage where many of my peers are getting married (although no children...yet), but I know I'm not ready for that. It's okay. I'd rather not rush things for myself.

Anyone have a good recipe for coriander chutney? I have coriander, ginger, garlic, green chillies, and the standard complement of spices. Thanks!

That is a beautiful response. I just try to bore people to death with my paragraphs-long response.

That gif.

Not from there but visited for a conference. Mothers Restaurant is cheap and has amazing food.

I would also like to know if apple cider vinegar is appropriate for other things that say vinegar, like stretching shrunken cotton clothes.

sorry, has already been posted by zokajo

Is that a produce tag on the avocado in the avocado and grape popsicle? That seems like not a good idea.

I expect a NYT news alert in my inbox, at the very least.

Difficulties transferring credits to an Ivy League is not uncommon, even between Ivy Leagues or schools of similar repute.

The university where you get your terminal degree matters, in terms of connections.

This is the best rationale I've ever heard for attending these camps (besides just going to learn things).