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Ziploc was my first choice too. :-) can you do the same things with cornmeal?

Any special way to freeze? Plastic wrapped, maybe?

Does it have to be thawed in any way? I have more freezer and barely any cupboard space. ;-)

Thank goodness there are no more replies. I was afraid I'd drool on my computer. LOL I've learned a lot though. I thought flatbread and pita bread were the same, thanks for the lesson. :-)

Artisan Bread in Five Minutes, right???? I haven't made anything from it. Just got the book and reading at the moment. I want to make this so badly but kitchen is in turmoil right now, and no space for anything but very simple, tiny stuff. In other words, from fridge to frying pan or pot...

Sounds really good. :-) What type of oil?? And which type of yeast?

WOOHOO Great Idea...we can't keep Feta in this house... We go through it too fast.

WELCOME!!!!! What part of the Philippines are you from?

Thanks, Scotch :-) I looked at those, and I really do like them, kinda thought I would. -) Then I realized I couldn't put them in the drawers I have here. I ordered a Kapoosh for now, and I will, when I redo the cabinetry, will get those. :-) I know I'm not the person that originally...

Knowing me, I probably missed it, but do you have an URL for the slotted wooden that goes in a drawer? :rolleyes:

I was messing around in the last post for this thread. I'll behave now. Maybe. I have a MB on counter top ... seriously handy. Grinds coffee Best milkshakes are those made at home Baby food Maybe to be continued, I promised my daughter the computer

Makes SMOOFIES!!!!! yummmm yummmmmm yummmmmmm I have a craving for a watermelon one, but I don't have a recipe, but I'd be willing to experiment if I had watermelon. :-) I had a can of pears. Froze them, put them in the bullet w/a little bit of water and 1 or 2 pkts of Splenda (don't...

What one thing would you like to cook first?

I think you should also sterilize it with heat (FIRE)!!!!!!!! Naw,just kidding!!!! hehehehe Sounds like you're doing great.

Potstickers are a half-moon shape and are either steamed or fried. On a chinese take-out menu, they are usually referred to as DUMPLINGS, then you have the choice of either steamed or fried, usually about $4.95 for six. :-)

Someone correct me if they think I am wrong, but I always thought that DIM SUM has the same meaning as TAPAs .. basically meaning *little snacks* and that POTSTICKERS are a subset of DIM SUM. In other words, there are more things under DIM SUM, such chicken feet in bean sauce or custard tarts...

Aren't men always wrong?

Don't you have to start at the age of ONE nowadays?? They know more than we do, don't they?

Do you have class?

Why is everyone always asking me for money? hehe

Why are you worried about price?

Oh, I thought the quote was: You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but you canNOT pick your friend's nose. LoL

What does fish that babble have to do with mashed potatoes? ROFL

Who you trying to fool? ROFL I love this thread. hehe

Punch her, GB, punch her ROFLMAO!!!! :-) Good one KE!!! hahahahahahahahaha