::Leader Board:: Ahnko Honu Takes The Lead Chapter 14!

[Newportlocal]

ok maybe closer to 60-70%, I do post in the seasons and contests a lot..

And the Colin and Rob thread,

 

[Skitzic]

And now, I go home.

Tah tah kids.

 

[bbycrts]

This sounds good, too, Jon. Doesn't the crockpot cooking require more liquid than just a drizzle of liquid smoke? Or does the pork produce enough liquid on its own?

Often instead of the crock pot I will wrap it tightly in foil and put it in a low oven for a long time - it produces plenty of its own juice!

 

[glass]

And the Colin and Rob thread,

goal is to be a top poster there...

 

[glass]

slowed down now huh???

 

[gyosh]

My parents have a glass stove top. They like everything ultra clean. I like gas stoves for the quick temp change especially with my copper pan.

They cycle too much for me. Drives me nuts not having a consistent temperature.

 

[glass]

Hmm now what.......

 

[austin1]

while I'm making myself look like an idiot, I have no idea how crock pots work. Do they cook things?

 

[glass]

They cycle too much for me. Drives me nuts not having a consistent temperature.

i cant stand how they cycle too

 

[Newportlocal]

They cycle too much for me. Drives me nuts not having a consistent temperature.

I don't like them. It would be instantly replaced. I am very very glad my stove top is gas. I have one Falk Copper pan. It's a saucier. I use it quite a bit.

 

[cashew]

I'm meeting with the teacher in just a little while to talk about that. I'm wondering if I can manage a checkerboard-type pattern using alternating knit and purl squares, with a knit border. I don't know how one would incorporate increasing and decreasing into a scarf pattern....

1) Consider joining Ravelry, it's a website that gathers patterns from all over the web, and they rate them for difficulty and show pictures of completed projects, as well as reviews, and tips and tricks. I love it- I get most of my patterns and inspirations here.

2) Knit/Purl squares are VERY easy.... but can be dull after a while...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ozs5r94i9cnx8l8/mariners-scarf.pdf is one of the prettier ones (I love that border between the squares... and it's not any harder than what you wanna do )

3) If you want a challenge... How about some very simple patternwork? It's the same idea, but a little more detailed:

http://cache.lionbrand.com/patterns/70023.html?noImages= (you'll have to sign into lion brand, but they have awesome patterns, and they're all free...)
This pattern does a lot of little bibs and bobs that aren't hard, but are good to learn- It involves increasing and decreasing,

 

[glass]

while I'm making myself look like an idiot, I have no idea how crock pots work. Do they cook things?

your just young Lucy....

Yes they cook stuff at low and slow temps....

 

[bbycrts]

This. I would love to have a gas range, but we're poor.

I will have to pick up a wok and try this.

Installed in the new house yesterday:

36 inches. Full sheet pan-sized convection oven. 6 open burners. Yeehaaaaa.

We blew well over half our kitchen appliance budget on this baby...

 

[Mim]

We still have no power, but good thing we have a good generator. Got my orders done today at least!

 

[austin1]

I might have to buy that guy's book. I have the feeling I'm only one really bad life event away from my general anxiety turning into a serious problem.

 

[glass]

Installed in the new house yesterday:

36 inches. Full sheet pan-sized convection oven. 6 open burners. Yeehaaaaa.

We blew well over half our kitchen appliance budget on this baby...

thats nice .

 

[Newportlocal]

Am I close?

 

[austin1]

back to the paper. Bye guys!

 

[Mim]

Whoa it is a K time! Just in time. Usually I get distracted and miss it!

 

[Newportlocal]

Hmm again.