BTW, registration is no longer required to access NYT.
Yes it is, at least in this case. But since 2003 we've been able to use the weblog-friendly version of the URL. I wish MetaFilter automatically converted NYT links like this... posted by jack_mo at 5:29 AM on December 19, 2007
But since 2003 we've been able to use the weblog-friendly version of the URL.
That's the worst dance craze I've ever heard of. posted by Faint of Butt at 7:16 AM on December 19, 2007
I like that he spells 'kebab' correctly. An ominous silence regarding pitta, though. posted by Mocata at 7:47 AM on December 19, 2007
Take two slices of bread. Spread with butter. Place cheese between them. You can vary this recipe by substituting other sliced foodstuffs for the cheese. posted by rhymer at 8:37 AM on December 19, 2007
I tend to make everything Bittman posts, and it's always a keeper. posted by ancientgower at 9:25 AM on December 19, 2007
Now I'm hungry. posted by sharpener at 9:44 AM on December 19, 2007
Ha, I was about to post this. Thank goodness for the tag alerter. posted by ThePinkSuperhero at 11:53 AM on December 19, 2007 [1 favorite]
there's NO WAY anyone could make all 101 of those appetizers in 20 minutes. posted by snofoam at 3:08 PM on December 19, 2007
Ha, I was about to post this. Thank goodness for the tag alerter.
And I bet you were, too, tps... posted by dersins at 4:52 PM on December 19, 2007
Man, Mark Bittman is so cool. I once spent a sick day at home watching all of his videos on NY Times (and I subscribe to his video podcast). posted by rossination at 11:58 PM on December 19, 2007
He does have some odd ingredient obsessions, though. Apparently today it's anchovies. He really did just suggest we serve butter wrapped in anchovies to people we want to be friends with. posted by nebulawindphone at 6:56 AM on December 20, 2007
You know, I was just thinking that my Tiny Balls of Butter were missing that certain... little-hairy-fish taste. Thank goodness Mark Bittman is here to set me on the path of anchovy righteousness.
posted by Foci for Analysis at 2:12 AM on December 19, 2007