I’m younger and will have to wait for a vaccine, but it’s still concerning to me that I’ve heard nothing from our local, county, or state health officials about how someone like me or my wife will go about getting the vaccine once it is available, whenever that might be.

I think the quote from Ken Jeong is on point.  We can remove just about any component of a sandwich and still it remains a sandwich - except for bread.  

I guess Trump could have sought a preemptive pardon for Epstein, but he died just a few weeks after his arrest, before he was found guilty of any crime, and before he gave any testimony.  

The preemptive pardon that immediately jumps out to me is for Ghislaine Maxwell. I guarantee that Trump is desperate to pardon her in an effort to shut her up.

Second this. I put a handful of ice cubes into a 21oz Hydro Flask and fill it with water every morning.  The ice will last all day, even after 2 or 3 refills.

I agree with adding crunch. I also think Thanksgiving consists of too many savory flavors. Brine your turkey in buttermilk, put some apples in your stuffing, and add some honey or balsamic to your brussells sprouts. That whole Salt Fat Acid Heat is no joke!

And don’t spank it on a Zoom call.

Having driven from Idaho to Wisconsin this summer, the one and only thing that forces you inside with other people is pooping.  Is there a solution?  Depends.

Yeah, the only thing I can think of is that he gets off by secretly flogging his Scaramucci in front of others.

Black beans don’t get enough breakfast love, pile them on eggs with plenty of hot sauce.

This movie is fucking terrifying.

Interesting. This certainly explains some shortages, but you can’t exclude plant worker shortages, delivery driver shortages, and good old fashioned panic.

Spineless

Since I no longer go out for lunch, I pack any and all leftovers with me to my office.  We haven’t thrown out leftovers in months.

Don’t sleep on A Chef’s Life, great show.

Since this article was published, New York announced a change and now allows any concern over coronavirus to qualify for a mail-in ballot.

So no dinner and dancing at Taco Bell?

How about a cauldron of ramen?  

The note at the end of this article about how Katzen encourages you to cook with what you have, and use ingredients that taste good to you, is what makes Moosewood such a classic for me. Never have I seen more writing in a cookbook’s margins than in families’ Moosewood books. Great encouragement for beginner cooks to…