baking

[College Boy]

Now that I have a (hopefully) functional oven, I bought a one of those thing in the refrigerator section where you peel the carboard off, put the precut dough on a cookie sheet and bake it. I also bought a cookie sheet. I don't know when I will actually use it, but I am excited about my impending foray into baking.

-Mike

[Pixie]

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You'll get hooked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ToBeannounced]

Now that I have a (hopefully) functional oven, I bought a one of those thing in the refrigerator section where you peel the carboard off, put the precut dough on a cookie sheet and bake it. I also bought a cookie sheet. I don't know when I will actually use it, but I am excited about my impending foray into baking.

-Mike

Chocolate chip aren't they? You know you can put 2 or 3 into the bottom of a ramekin (or any small oven-proof dish) and bake them for 2 minutes short of the time recommended on the package, let them cool for 3 - 4 minutes and then put a scoop of ice cream on top. Heavenly! Better than most any fancy pants dessert you will find anywhere. You have my word on that.

[College Boy]

Now that I have a (hopefully) functional oven, I bought a one of those thing in the refrigerator section where you peel the carboard off, put the precut dough on a cookie sheet and bake it. I also bought a cookie sheet. I don't know when I will actually use it, but I am excited about my impending foray into baking.

Chocolate chip aren't they? You know you can put 2 or 3 into the bottom of a ramekin (or any small oven-proof dish) and bake them for 2 minutes short of the time recommended on the package, let them cool for 3 - 4 minutes and then put a scoop of ice cream on top. Heavenly! Better than most any fancy pants dessert you will find anywhere. You have my word on that.

I skipped the cookies because I can't afford new pants. I just got some dinner biscuits. I figure that should be easy to start with.

-Mike

[ToBeannounced]

Now that I have a (hopefully) functional oven, I bought a one of those thing in the refrigerator section where you peel the carboard off, put the precut dough on a cookie sheet and bake it. I also bought a cookie sheet. I don't know when I will actually use it, but I am excited about my impending foray into baking.

Chocolate chip aren't they? You know you can put 2 or 3 into the bottom of a ramekin (or any small oven-proof dish) and bake them for 2 minutes short of the time recommended on the package, let them cool for 3 - 4 minutes and then put a scoop of ice cream on top. Heavenly! Better than most any fancy pants dessert you will find anywhere. You have my word on that.

I skipped the cookies because I can't afford new pants. I just got some dinner biscuits. I figure that should be easy to start with.

-Mike

Yes, those are verrrrry easy! Promise me you'll try the chocolate chip cookie thing sometime. You will not regret it.

[College Boy]

Now that I have a (hopefully) functional oven, I bought a one of those thing in the refrigerator section where you peel the carboard off, put the precut dough on a cookie sheet and bake it. I also bought a cookie sheet. I don't know when I will actually use it, but I am excited about my impending foray into baking.

Chocolate chip aren't they? You know you can put 2 or 3 into the bottom of a ramekin (or any small oven-proof dish) and bake them for 2 minutes short of the time recommended on the package, let them cool for 3 - 4 minutes and then put a scoop of ice cream on top. Heavenly! Better than most any fancy pants dessert you will find anywhere. You have my word on that.

I skipped the cookies because I can't afford new pants. I just got some dinner biscuits. I figure that should be easy to start with.

Yes, those are verrrrry easy! Promise me you'll try the chocolate chip cookie thing sometime. You will not regret it.

Maybe after my exercise bike comes in.

-Mike

[ConsrvYank1]

Now that I have a (hopefully) functional oven, I bought a one of those thing in the refrigerator section where you peel the carboard off, put the precut dough on a cookie sheet and bake it. I also bought a cookie sheet. I don't know when I will actually use it, but I am excited about my impending foray into baking.

-Mike

Glad to see you here Mike.

[ToBeannounced]

Yay Mike! Yay Mike! Yay Mike!

[College Boy]

Back in my Silicon Valley days (known to you as the Nineties) I didn't cook at all. I didn't do much takeout, either. I always ate out. At LSI there was a cafeteria, so that helped. At Ikos we organized to review the local restaurants for lunches. I learned where I could get a three-course Chinese meal for $4. Now I would rather cook my own food.

-Mike

[ToBeannounced]

Back in my Silicon Valley days (known to you as the Nineties) I didn't cook at all. I didn't do much takeout, either. I always ate out. At LSI there was a cafeteria, so that helped. At Ikos we organized to review the local restaurants for lunches. I learned where I could get a three-course Chinese meal for $4. Now I would rather cook my own food.

-Mike

Good for you!

[College Boy]

Back in my Silicon Valley days (known to you as the Nineties) I didn't cook at all. I didn't do much takeout, either. I always ate out. At LSI there was a cafeteria, so that helped. At Ikos we organized to review the local restaurants for lunches. I learned where I could get a three-course Chinese meal for $4. Now I would rather cook my own food.

Good for you!

I miss that Chinese restaurant, though. SUNY IT plans on having me doing a lot of traveling, so maybe I will swing through the Cupertino area again. Of course they might not even exist anymore. I used to take my girlfriend there.

-Mike