Congrats Mitzi & Danny! Can't wait for June!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Mitzi's Bachelorette Weekend
We road-tripped to the Hill Country last weekend for some single girl activities celebrating Mitzi's upcoming wedding. We stayed at a really cute condo on the lake, had good food, drank good wine and had LOTS to laugh about!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
View Outside the Work Window
My co-workers and I noticed this happening on the parking garage roof across the street from our building this morning:

There's a bad glare on the window but, there's a camera crew filming a man-made city in the back corner of the garage. We also saw a photography crew outside the Symphony building!

There's a bad glare on the window but, there's a camera crew filming a man-made city in the back corner of the garage. We also saw a photography crew outside the Symphony building!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Cooking with Something New: Broccolini
"Broccolini is a green vegetable similar to broccoli but with small florets and long, thin stalks." per Wikipedia, reliable source, I know! ;)
I'm trying to eat more (and new) vegetables. I'm not a huge fan of broccoli but I was trying to incorporate it into things I was cooking but with little luck. I kept thinking the taste was a bit overwhelming and wanted it more tender. And, I also don't see the point in just smothering it in cheese in order to consume a vegetable. I watch a lot of cooking shows and they seem to use a lot of broccolini. We picked some up last time we were at Central Market and I cooked it using this recipe from Epicurious.
The recipe could have used a bit more seasoning but overall it turned out pretty tasty. I was pretty surprised that I didn't totally hate it (I'm pretty picky... probably not surprising to anyone). The stalks come out really tender and there's a lot less of the pieces that get stuck in your teeth. Most important, the flavor is a lot milder than regular broccoli which is good for me!
I'm trying to eat more (and new) vegetables. I'm not a huge fan of broccoli but I was trying to incorporate it into things I was cooking but with little luck. I kept thinking the taste was a bit overwhelming and wanted it more tender. And, I also don't see the point in just smothering it in cheese in order to consume a vegetable. I watch a lot of cooking shows and they seem to use a lot of broccolini. We picked some up last time we were at Central Market and I cooked it using this recipe from Epicurious.
The recipe could have used a bit more seasoning but overall it turned out pretty tasty. I was pretty surprised that I didn't totally hate it (I'm pretty picky... probably not surprising to anyone). The stalks come out really tender and there's a lot less of the pieces that get stuck in your teeth. Most important, the flavor is a lot milder than regular broccoli which is good for me!
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