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Oct. 22nd, 2004 05:09 pmA nice relaxing (or something) day of typing up notes from class, being happy about my new dryer's arrival (it's so quiet! and clean! and not spray-painted blue!), and visiting too many discount stores to find a new meat soup pot. I ended up getting one at TJ Maxx after trying Big Lots and Tuesday Morning--Tuesday Morning had some, but they were all about $30 and I couldn't justify spending that on one pot, even if it had originally cost $150.
Now I'm trying to make soup out of the chicken I roasted earlier this week. With the ingredients I have on hand, it could be sort of a chicken minestrone. I don't think matzah balls will fit in with that, alas, though I suppose there's nothing to stop me from trying since I'm not having guests or anything. I'm also thinking of putting in some fresh ginger since I have some and it's probably going to get moldy soon. And my new pot is quite nice compared to my old one--I got caught up on the phone answering a survey while onions burned onto the bottom of the pot, and once I poured water in the burnt stuff came right up. Woo!
Now I'm starving and I have to read 400+ pages about the disagreements between the various hasidim in New York in the next 20 hours, before the book is due back. They have a 24 hour reserve here, which is a new thing to me, so I was able to take it out overnight. I haven't convinced myself that it's worth it to xerox the whole book though.
Now I'm trying to make soup out of the chicken I roasted earlier this week. With the ingredients I have on hand, it could be sort of a chicken minestrone. I don't think matzah balls will fit in with that, alas, though I suppose there's nothing to stop me from trying since I'm not having guests or anything. I'm also thinking of putting in some fresh ginger since I have some and it's probably going to get moldy soon. And my new pot is quite nice compared to my old one--I got caught up on the phone answering a survey while onions burned onto the bottom of the pot, and once I poured water in the burnt stuff came right up. Woo!
Now I'm starving and I have to read 400+ pages about the disagreements between the various hasidim in New York in the next 20 hours, before the book is due back. They have a 24 hour reserve here, which is a new thing to me, so I was able to take it out overnight. I haven't convinced myself that it's worth it to xerox the whole book though.
