For tweeting his opinions about the president? You must think that Trump is an incredible uber-asshat, then.

I would've agreed with you before seeing the Grammy performance, but Gaga actually pulled it off pretty credibly. She could totally front a metal band (not a death metal or thrash metal band, granted, but a mainstream metal band like Metallica for sure).

And it never even got to the fireworks factory!

Yeah, you can't really equate Costco with Walmart. They're pretty much exact opposites when it comes to things like treating their employees fairly, offering high-quality and local products, requiring integrity in their supply chain, etc.

I too have been smitten by Kenji's pan pizza recipe. And also his neopolitan pizza recipe. Oh, and his chili recipe. Plus his pressure-cooker enchiladas…

Hah, I hope someone got fired for that boner!

Soon!

So, do you come from a land down under?

My wife once mistook a pot of Marmite on a table for a pot of Nutella. One bite of the toast was all it took, and she's off Marmite for life.

He's wearing a GoPro on his head. Why do we not get to share in the sweet, sweet POV footage? Then, only then, perhaps we could know just a fraction of his happiness.

You're right that it was a bad decision to work with R Kelly, and that it seems theoretically inconsistent with her advocacy. But I'm not going to cast too many stones at someone who wants to advocate for rape victims, even if they have some questionable decisions in their past. We can agree that what she does now…

Umm, hello? Fight For Your Right To Party?

I'll Wait?

There are a lot of good vegan Chinese, Indonesian, Thai, etc. dishes. Basically most eastern cuisines, probably because they have a lot of vegetarians to feed and so they've developed tasty ways to do it, rather than just cutting the meat out of western dishes.

I assume the implication here is that the coworkers hate him because they're jealous, right? Anyone who hates the smell of butter chicken has given up any right to have their olfactory feelings taken into consideration.

Or just order the spices from Savory or Penzey's (or Amazon). There's no longer an excuse for those who don't have an Indian market handy.

You should try making paneer. It's ridiculously easy, and I say that as someone who doesn't generally go in for making cheese (I tried mozzarella once - too much work for the result). It only takes a half hour, most of which is unattended while the cheese drains - you can do it while you're prepping and assembling…

There's a food truck in my town that does Indian burritos. Same concept. Always delightful (and I always end up with the filling on my shirt - naan just doesn't hold fillings in the same way a tortilla does).

Was going to point out this same thing. Goan vindaloo is also often very sour (from the vinegar), which you don't get a lot of in the US. Sour and spicy is an excellent combination and one you don't get a lot of here.

I actually thought about it, but haven't gotten around to it.