Seconded!
oh my. That looks amazing! Thank you
I need to invite people around so I have an excuse to make this http://www.amuse-your-bouche.com/cookies-and-cream-dessert-pizza/?utm_source=Amuse+Your+Bouche&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=296d609e58-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_term=0_122fad5579-296d609e58-144765365
I’m thinking of making a couple of large pizzas in the shape of feet this evening - cheesy feetzas, if you will (with yellow bell pepper toenails etc.). I’m in a weird mood at the moment.
ETA: it looks like this has been done before, but there seem to be a lot of Google results with YouTube videos of women kneading pizza dough with their feet. Not what I had in mind.
ETA 2: success!
@jsroberts “Eat my feet!”
@TailOfTruth “Happily!”
I wouldn’t even mind noshing on the bunions!
Oh good - I was worried they would make it look too corny.
I’m stealing that idea for our next pizza night!
It looks wonderful!
This is going on my “things I should probably not be eating, but I’m going to make anyway darn it” short list.
That is awesome. I’ve never done feet but I have made octopizza.
I made arborio rice for the first time. It was for lunches. Forgot to take a picture. If I remember I’ll let y’all know how it went. Taste test was good though.
I made roast garlic soup yesterday. Delicious.
recipe?
I used this one http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/roasted-garlic-soup-with-parmesan-cheese-100669
However I did change it a little, I used leek instead onion and sour cream rather than cream.
I was guessing it was probably creme based. I’ve never done roasted garlic soup though. I’ll need to give it a go. Thanks!
I tasted it before I added the sour cream. I reckon with the leeks you don’t necessary need it if you want to skip it as leeks tend to go beautiful and creamy on their own.
It went brilliantly. This is definitely the best way I’ve found to pre-make rice for lunches.