
"At that time, Antony Fortuny still suspected that part of the boy's mental deficiencies were due to his diet, which was far too influenced by his mother's French cooking. It was a well-known fact that the richness of buttery foods led to moral ruin and confusion of the intellect." --The Shadow of the Wind, Carlos Ruiz Zafon
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
BRRRRRR!!!

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Where do you keep your eggs that they froze?
Peter
Well, in this particular case, my helpful next-door neighbor collected them for me and left them by the back door. But when it's subzero, the eggs can freeze right in the coop before anyone gathers them!
Normally, this is not an issue, because the hens rarely lay in the winter when they're spending all their energy to keep warm. But the 50-degree days we were having around the holidays brought on a laying spurt, so now, I'm getting some frozen eggs! Weird year weather-wise!
You could warm-up by getting yourself out in the kitchen and making some short ribs.
Why don't YOU make us some short ribs once in awhile?! Your arms ain't broke! ;-)
--Gina
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