Well, I flew too close to the sun again. I was feeling all creative this morning when I was making my steel-cut oats. Maybe you think it's snobby that I call them steel-cut oats, but they really are different, and if I call them oatmeal you'll think I'm eating oatmeal, and I'm not. If you're the sort of person who likes the creamy, chewy texture with occasional textural pops of steel-cut oats, then nothing else will do. I'm sorry, but it's true.
Anyway, I was feeling creative, and I thought, why not add some germade to the oats? Then I could get all my textural needs satisfied. Chewy, creamy, silky, flavor crystaley . . . all my friends are here! But it was not a success. The germade just made it seem like the oats had started to dissolve and get all gritty. Pass.
Have you ever chewed a piece of gum so long that it dissolved? I have. It was gross.
We watched the Christmas Charlie Brown last night, and I was almost as disappointed as I was by the Thanksgiving special. He is such a whiner. I have to agree with Lucy and Linus that of all the Charlie Browns in the world, he's the Charlie Browniest. I kind of hate his guts now.
How do you feel about hummus?
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6 comments:
Yes, I've had gum dissolve and it is mega gross!
Bummer when food creativity goes awry.
I like hummus. Clarification: I like GOOD hummus.
I love hummus.
What is germade?
Hummus is often severely over-garlicked.
Hm, when I read the title, I thought that this was going to be another post about Skiver...
I love hummus, and am of the opinion that there are few foods that can be "Over-garlicked." (I even liked garlic ice cream....)
Hummus is my new favorite right now. I really like the sun dried tomato and pine nut options from Costco. And I don't think they are too garlicky at all!
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