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Arc Tempest
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Good (I think) interview for a job I really want, and two (almost three) heroic raid bosses down in one night.
Good day.
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DeD CHiKn
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:48 am Post subject: |
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| Dogen wrote: | Omelets are my specialty. I can't cook much without a recipe, but I can make kickass omelets. Fluffy or dense, lots of eggy goodness or a thin crepe of egg wrapped around mounds of filling, I can make any kind of omelet!
But seriously, I have no idea how to cook anything else. |
I can't cook omelets. I try and try, but I can't get the fold correctly so I end up with scrambled eggs with as bunch of stuff in it. It's not bad, but it's no omelet.
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Michael
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I always scramble my eggs in case a german intercepts them (all germans hate scrambled eggs. fact.)
It's a very real danger here in the south, ya know |
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Dogen
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:33 pm Post subject: |
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| DeD CHiKn wrote: | | Dogen wrote: | Omelets are my specialty. I can't cook much without a recipe, but I can make kickass omelets. Fluffy or dense, lots of eggy goodness or a thin crepe of egg wrapped around mounds of filling, I can make any kind of omelet!
But seriously, I have no idea how to cook anything else. |
I can't cook omelets. I try and try, but I can't get the fold correctly so I end up with scrambled eggs with as bunch of stuff in it. It's not bad, but it's no omelet. |
Use a lower heat. Let the egg cook for a little bit before adding your fillings. Get a layer of cooked egg on the bottom (outside) before you put in your fillings.
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DeD CHiKn
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do you grease the pan?
I normally don't when I cook eggs, but I tried it once to see if that was the issue. it was just a mess.
I use very little grease when cooking breakfast. contrary to popular belief, pancakes don't have to cook on top of melted butter/ vegetable oil like the recipes call for, you just need a clean pan.
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Dogen
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I use as little grease as possible, but I do grease it when I'm cooking eggs because they stick and I don't use teflon pans. I have a mister that I fill with regular oil and pump to aerosolize it, so I can spray on a thin sheen of olive oil instead of using Pam or whatever. Cheaper and healthier.
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eureka00
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2013 7:33 pm Post subject: |
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| Arc Tempest wrote: | Good (I think) interview for a job I really want, and two (almost three) heroic raid bosses down in one night.
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I had a dream that you got a job near where I live and were living at my house lol. Hopefully it's a sign that you're getting a job! 
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Atrophy Annie
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:26 am Post subject: |
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She just wants you to move in, Arc.
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Arc Tempest
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Heh, that's looking pretty unlikely unless she's aiming to move to northern California here soon.
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eureka00
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| Arc Tempest wrote: | | Heh, that's looking pretty unlikely unless she's aiming to move to northern California here soon. |
That Wisconsin job not going to pan out?
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Arc Tempest
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Haven't heard back yet, so I'm assuming it's a big no.
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Samsally
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| Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 1:19 am Post subject: |
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TYPING TO YOU FROM BRAND NEW COMPUTER THAT SEEMS TO BE WORKING YAY.
Now to install a pile of software! (mostly games, lets be honest.)
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Mini J
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| Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:23 am Post subject: |
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| Dogen wrote: | | I use as little grease as possible, but I do grease it when I'm cooking eggs because they stick and I don't use teflon pans. I have a mister that I fill with regular oil and pump to aerosolize it, so I can spray on a thin sheen of olive oil instead of using Pam or whatever. Cheaper and healthier. |
Where do you get these misters (first time I read it I thought you were talking about a person... like Mr. Oil Sprayer)? I'd like us to move away from teflon pans here, but I doubt my girlfriend is much interested unless we find a better solution for helping avoiding pan-sticking. Are we just talking the typical spray bottle, or is it something especially well-suited to olive oil?
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Mini J
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Also I love brand new computers! What games are you installing? Does this mean you're now able to play all the new and exciting stuff your old computer couldn't? At the next steam sale I'll send you some suggestions...
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