To be fair, it does say right there that it was a demonstration of a classic British technique.

Thanks! The pastry was a bit dry on one of them though. (the one on the left) I corrected on the second one. Amazing how much of a difference a couple tablespoons of water can make.

Southern Ontario too... but that’s an acceptable alternative!

Didn’t realize they were that thick. And like I said you could use them stacked 2 deep.

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And here’s the same recipe from 1999

I made meat pies just the other day by chance! I usually use 1.5lbs of pork and 1.5 lbs of beef, venison or bear depending on availability. I also split it between two pies because I like a higher crust: meat ratio.

They’re roasted potatoes. I’m pretty sure the recipe has been around longer than either of us.Or Kenji.

Unglazed ceramic tiles aren’t 3/4" thick though. Or do you stack them?

No, because ‘canadian’ is green peppers, mushrooms and pepperoni. You can’t just go changing things! There are consequences!

Arugula / Greens (lightly dressed with oil and lemon)

I hate to waste, but yes. Now the kids can take as long as they want putting the toppings on and it doesn’t wind up a pile of dough and cheese in the back of the oven.

There is no such thing as ‘natural’ deoderant. People sweat. That’s OK, it’s how your body regulates its temperature. They also smell sometimes. They smell like humans. Have a shower and get over yourself. You won’t get any ingrown hairs if you don’t shave them off. There’s nothing ‘natural’ about any of this.

There is no such thing as ‘natural’ deoderant. People sweat. That’s OK, it’s how your body regulates its…

I don’t have time for that.

That’s not ranch dressing, it’s garden dressing. Maybe hidden valley isn’t really hidden. Maybe it’s just that nobody goes there because they’re stupid.

I’ll start by saying I don’t support Trump or any of this bullshit. I’ll finish by saying right back at you.

I still have the same 4runner. Bought it at 295kms (180k miles) in 2012 and it currently has 387k (240k miles) and is probably a few pounds lighter.

That is a very nice van

As long as you enjoy it! That’s the important message we all need to hear right now.