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i dont like kendall jackson wines but they have a huge garden and sponser a tomato festival the KJ chef is well know (Food and Wine Chef of the Year 2001, same issue Wylie) and he's in town for Beard House dinner 8/26 , i think even though its with KJ wine i may go, my goal is to have my mind think heirloom tomato whenever i see a KJ bottle to hear thier name....
Posted to sustenance by Skinny 8-15-2003 10:47 pm [link] [2 comments]
nytimes has an article in yesterday's dining out section about the woman who for the past year has been cooking her way through julia child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking. the ingredients and recipes are somewhat outdated by our standards and she estimates she's gone through 60 pounds of butter and cases of vermouth. and, of course, she's been blogging it all.

"I'm miserable so they can be happy," Ms. Powell said of her readers. "I'm like the Jesus of extreme cooking. I got fat and very unhappy for their sins."

Posted to sustenance by linda 8-15-2003 5:46 pm [link] [add a comment]
Where to Go Next: The Year's 10 Best Openings
Posted to sustenance by dave 8-14-2003 10:45 pm [link] [add a comment]
new painting by samoa
Posted to artifax by bill 8-14-2003 6:33 pm [link] [2 refs] [add a comment]
Rose Water in Broooklyn was DELISH again, it was only meal #4 but I love them, everything is hand selected fresh local, summer is a great time to eat there but fall is also, its a place we must go at least once a season.....
Posted to sustenance by Skinny 8-14-2003 3:56 pm [link] [add a comment]
I heard about a Microsoft Worm on NPR yesterday and I think I got it. Ninety seconds online then a system shutdown message with a sixty second timer.
Posted to treehouse by jimlouis 8-14-2003 4:14 am [link] [11 comments]
You know those weird time traveller emails? The one where the guy is looking to buy all sorts of non existent futuristic equipment so that he can get back to the future? Well, this guy has had a long email conversation with him, and apparently there was some message indicating a drop time and location for delivery of the goods. And this other guy works 10 minutes away from the location and went by to check it out. And he wasn't alone.

Insert comment here about having a little too much time on your hands.
Posted to treehouse by jim 8-12-2003 6:21 pm [link] [2 comments]
nyc.blogs.com/eats.
Posted to sustenance by jim 8-12-2003 5:09 pm [link] [add a comment]
The MDI Air Car. Worlds cleanest car?
Posted to REgenerate by jim 8-11-2003 11:37 pm [link] [1 comment]
kartoo is a new (to me) meta-search engine which presents your results in a map display. i haven't played around with it too much yet, but i find these sort of visualizations interesting.
Posted to treehouse by linda 8-11-2003 9:01 pm [link] [add a comment]
Ahh, vacation...
Posted to treehouse by alex 8-11-2003 1:43 am [link] [add a comment]
Skinny found out our good buddy Carlo has been hard at work....
Posted to treehouse by linda 8-11-2003 12:39 am [link] [add a comment]
I know there are several of these lists, but this one seems pretty extensive: The Bush Administration on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction Capabilities - a compilation of quotes from senior white house officials. Has this been posted before?
Posted to treehouse by jim 8-10-2003 11:18 pm [link] [2 comments]
Is that badass cat Rex still looking for a new home?
Posted to treehouse by jimlouis 8-10-2003 8:48 pm [link] [add a comment]
Nice! What test was MB using?
Posted to sustenance by steve 8-08-2003 10:56 am [link] [4 comments]
another brit wit on rivington st -- felix salmon
Posted to treehouse by dave 8-08-2003 3:49 am [link] [add a comment]
bush cards
Posted to treehouse by bill 8-08-2003 2:06 am [link] [add a comment]
vacuum coffee brewer
Posted to sustenance by bill 8-08-2003 1:50 am [link] [add a comment]
Demerrara sugar : Named after the Demerara area of Guyana, South America, from which it originally came. It is often described as natural, unrefined cane sugar. Today, Mauritius is a major supplier. It is a light brown sugar with large, slightly sticky crystals. Originally assumed to be a product of a sugar cane mill, but nowadays also produced in England and Canada in refineries. A popular product for tea and coffee in England, Australia and Canada, but not very well known in the U.S. An old Webster's Dictionary (1940s) describes it as a raw sugar having large superficially yellow crystals obtained by treating the sugar with sulfuric acid.

india tree

Posted to sustenance by bill 8-08-2003 1:37 am [link] [add a comment]
dark lyrics
Posted to treehouse by bill 8-06-2003 9:35 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]
Went to see the "Magdalene Sisters" feeling disgruntled and wearied by the fact that all we ever see of Ireland is old and dreadful. This fulfilled all of those expectations but is worth the visit. Beautifully made and excruciatingly well acted, and besides, all those burgeoning girls - in spite of their plight - remind us of life. Have a look for yourself.
Posted to cinefiles by rachael 8-06-2003 10:39 am [link] [1 ref] [1 comment]
Chiapas coffee
Posted to sustenance by bill 8-05-2003 5:53 am [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]
american splendor
Posted to cinefiles by bill 8-04-2003 11:32 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]
Day 3 : Wine #1 is 2001 Francois Cotat Rose.
One of the greatest Rose producer’s?? I feel so every time I check in….This one is shining right outta the bottle, at 12 hours open still cruising upward, yumster deluxe.

Wine #2 2000 Truchot Charmes, sensual and tender, temporal wine. Truchot is for lovers.

Day 4: Greek Rose (yet another bottle of my fav Rose for 2003 Summer…..)
Posted to sustenance by linda 8-04-2003 9:39 pm [link] [3 comments]
There's no point to this link except it makes me think of Steve.
Posted to treehouse by jim 8-03-2003 6:31 pm [link] [1 comment]
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