Saturday, January 26, 2013
Experiment
I'm thinking of getting this going again (instead of posting randomly long posts on Facebook). Is anyone out there?
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Monday, September 5, 2011
Ground Meat for guys
Ok. I haven't thought a lot about this post, but that's what blogging is about anyway.
A brief man's guide to ground meat:
1. Buy your ground meat. Doesn't matter if it's grass fed beef, turkey, chicken, veal. I don't care. Bulk is awesome.
2. Use a kitchen scale (you have one, right?) to divide it into 1lb portions put in Ziplock freezer bags.
3. Put it in your freezer.
4. If you happen to think of it far enough in advance, take it out of your freezer and put it in the fridge a day before you need it in order to thaw it.
5. If you don't think of it that far in advance, just take it out and put it on a microwave-safe plate. Put it in the microwave and use the auto defrost feature. Enter the correct weight of meat you are defrosting.
6. Every time you microwave beeps, take out the meat and use your hands to scrape of the outer thawed portion for use.
7. By the time the microwave is done everything should be defrosted completely.
8. Use the ground meat in any number of dishes. My favorite is still chili. You can do amazing things with ground meat, beans, onions, garlic, peppers, and other savory stuff. Add it to rice and make burritos, or have it raw. It's all good. Have fun!
A brief man's guide to ground meat:
1. Buy your ground meat. Doesn't matter if it's grass fed beef, turkey, chicken, veal. I don't care. Bulk is awesome.
2. Use a kitchen scale (you have one, right?) to divide it into 1lb portions put in Ziplock freezer bags.
3. Put it in your freezer.
4. If you happen to think of it far enough in advance, take it out of your freezer and put it in the fridge a day before you need it in order to thaw it.
5. If you don't think of it that far in advance, just take it out and put it on a microwave-safe plate. Put it in the microwave and use the auto defrost feature. Enter the correct weight of meat you are defrosting.
6. Every time you microwave beeps, take out the meat and use your hands to scrape of the outer thawed portion for use.
7. By the time the microwave is done everything should be defrosted completely.
8. Use the ground meat in any number of dishes. My favorite is still chili. You can do amazing things with ground meat, beans, onions, garlic, peppers, and other savory stuff. Add it to rice and make burritos, or have it raw. It's all good. Have fun!
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Stats
98.56% percent of people who take stats find it to be seriously painful. This is a fact that I just made up. I also made up a p-value of .000000001, which means that it's statistically significant within my own mind.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Maybe I should be a writer?
I've been wondering what I should be when I grow up.
I've posted before about ROWE. It occurred to me tonight that there are some jobs that really are now already quite focused around results. Years ago I thought I was choosing one of these careers (software development). For the most part I was wrong.
There is much that has caused me to become disillusioned with the software and technology industries. Someday these will advance. I know this, but from my vantage point, they have a long way to go.
I've though about continuing on for my PhD in order to become a college professor (which I do believe is generally about results...again maybe I'm fooling myself).
I've mostly thought about starting businesses. Then I could create the environment I want.
But maybe part of what I should be looking at is writing. I think that I could enjoy communicating with writing, whether it be opinion or instruction. Developing my skill with writing can only serve me well with whatever I do.
So now is probably a good time for me to start practicing. Blogging seems a natural way to do this. Especially since no one really reads my blog anyway....at least for now ;)
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
No wonder I keep wanting to listen to bread
I think I'll go listen to some Pantera on Pandora at Panera.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
"Morning Glory Spray" Shower Head?
I guess I'm a little unsure of
how I feel about taking a shower with a shower head that advertises "Morning Glory Spray". Maybe it's just the 13 year old boy inside of me. The next line might as well have been "For Golden Showers".
Now if they called it "Hot Bikini Model Shower Rub Down" that would be a nice showerhead!
Now if they called it "Hot Bikini Model Shower Rub Down" that would be a nice showerhead!
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