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3 c Brussel sprouts halved
1 T oil
1 c chopped apple (peeled)
1/2 c chopped onion
1/2 c chestnuts or walnuts
1/2 c vegetable broth
salt and pepper to taste
Cook the Brussel sprouts in boiling water until desired softness (better *al dente* than over done!) In a large skillet, combine oil with apples and onions and cook until softened over medium-high heat, about 3 minutes. Add Brussel sprouts, nuts, broth, and seasonings. Cook, stirring frequently, until broth has soaked in, about 5 minutes.
Risotto made with oil and veggie broth on the stovetop (followed the rice instructions from the package subbing oil for butter) and added garlic, seasalt and white pepper.
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Me, and my two friends, Kathryn and James carved the pumpkin out today :)
I think it looks cool
Going out in a wee while for my birthday dinner sooo bye :)
Strobist Info: Viv 285hv camera right (can't remember setting) shot through an umbrella, SB800 camera left with a DIY gridded snoot as fill (1/64).
Any advice or critique is welcome.
Farmers put their produce on display in their backyards. People can pick what they want and leave the right amount of money in a box.
Asıl Sanatkâr bu rengârenk, desen desen fasulyeleri bu kabukların içine îtinayla yerleştirendir. Biz sâdece fotoğrafını çekebiliyoruz.
10/13/10: "Today was our first full day in China. We were fortunate enough to get an amazing apartment in the French Concession area, about 1/2 block from a massive shopping mall, cute alleys full of cafes, bars, and restaurants, and art galleries. Yet, amidst all of that modernism, you get this old school market, full of fresh fruits/vegetables, animal parts including pigs feet, live chickens, etc. It was also at this market that I angered a Chinese lady by partially stepping on the side (note I said "side", NOT top) of her foot, causing her the break into angry Mandarin hysterics. Thankfully, I don't really understand Mandarin, allowing me to quietly make my exit after saying a brief "dui bu qi". I guess the Chinese will easily shove you out of their way, but even start to step on their foot and you'll get an angry diatribe. Only in China!"