Then I had to go get new brake pads put on the Subie, and unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, I needed to wait for it rather than going home. Three hours of estimated labor quickly turned into 4.5. By that time, it was 12:30 on my day off and I just felt defeated. This feeling would be perpetuated by a series of events, including forgetting to put the xantham gum in my cookie batter so that the dough immediately spread out across the cookie sheet and quickly turned into a burnt, inedible mess. Then my soup didn't come out right and I burned my tongue badly while taste-testing. I was just feeling like nothing I did was turning out right. Like Midas, except everything I touched turned to crap.
Eating gluten-free and still loving food: A twenty-something New York girl who did a stint in the Windy City and is now adjusting to life in wacky Santa Cruz, California.
October 25, 2011
horseradish bloody mary's
Yesterday was one of those days where everything just kept going awry. First I forgot to set an alarm to wake me up in the middle of the night to go check on my oven-dried tomatoes, so by the time I did get up in the middle of the night, I was left with blackened tomato chips. Gross.
Then I had to go get new brake pads put on the Subie, and unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, I needed to wait for it rather than going home. Three hours of estimated labor quickly turned into 4.5. By that time, it was 12:30 on my day off and I just felt defeated. This feeling would be perpetuated by a series of events, including forgetting to put the xantham gum in my cookie batter so that the dough immediately spread out across the cookie sheet and quickly turned into a burnt, inedible mess. Then my soup didn't come out right and I burned my tongue badly while taste-testing. I was just feeling like nothing I did was turning out right. Like Midas, except everything I touched turned to crap.
I needed to remind myself of something I'd done right. And so, voila, I remembered that my horseradish vodka project was actually decent. The smell is a bit off-putting to say the least, smelling disconcertingly like nail polish remover, but the taste is quite good. I wouldn't drink it neat, but it is the perfect addition to a Bloody Mary made with our favorite, McClures spicy bloody mary mix. So good!
Then I had to go get new brake pads put on the Subie, and unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, I needed to wait for it rather than going home. Three hours of estimated labor quickly turned into 4.5. By that time, it was 12:30 on my day off and I just felt defeated. This feeling would be perpetuated by a series of events, including forgetting to put the xantham gum in my cookie batter so that the dough immediately spread out across the cookie sheet and quickly turned into a burnt, inedible mess. Then my soup didn't come out right and I burned my tongue badly while taste-testing. I was just feeling like nothing I did was turning out right. Like Midas, except everything I touched turned to crap.
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