Originally Posted by lewdog:
That looks so God damn good. Have you found or mastered a good garlic sauce for dipping that crust?
You know my wife whipped up a shallot bechamel sauce that we used on a pizza. I thought the pizza was a little too rich (needed some acid like a pickled red onion to cut through the fat) but it would've been a perfect dipping sauce
This morning for breakfast I had leftovers from Friday's dinner I made: Walmart brand cheese tortellini in Bertolli's vodka sauce and a salad of cherub tomatoes sliced in half, fresh mozzarella cut in cubes, slivered white onion slices, extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar, garlic powder, salt, pepper, italian seasoning.
It tasted fantastic. The tomato salad got even better sitting in fridge for day and a half. [Reply]
Lol, just discovered that you can keep lettuce for several MONTHS just by wrapping it in aluminum foil after bringing it home from the store. Doesn't have to be tightly wrapped, just completely wrapped. I just checked mine (iceberg in this case), which is a half a head, and it's still bright green and fresh smelling after two months.
No idea how this works, or whether it works with other veggies, but I'm wrapping some whole carrots in foil after dinner.
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Lol, just discovered that you can keep lettuce for several MONTHS just by wrapping it in aluminum foil after bringing it home from the store. Doesn't have to be tightly wrapped, just completely wrapped. I just checked mine (iceberg in this case), which is a half a head, and it's still bright green and fresh smelling after two months.
No idea how this works, or whether it works with other veggies, but I'm wrapping some whole carrots in foil after dinner.