Comments on: Are the Holidays Over Yet? http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514 the delicious frosting on your internet Sun, 12 Oct 2008 10:32:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: freakgirl http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16972 freakgirl Thu, 28 Dec 2006 14:34:05 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16972 It's mostly for the kids, but we can have fun too. ;) It’s mostly for the kids, but we can have fun too. #

]]> By: Michael http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16970 Michael Thu, 28 Dec 2006 13:54:55 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16970 Your post, and my holiday, reminds me that Christmas is for children. It's not just a cliched song lyric, it's true! My best moments (and most of yours) were about the kids. (It's not for me! It's not for me! I still have to keep reminding myself) The FNs are just gorgeous kids. Your post, and my holiday, reminds me that Christmas is for children. It’s not just a cliched song lyric, it’s true! My best moments (and most of yours) were about the kids. (It’s not for me! It’s not for me! I still have to keep reminding myself)

The FNs are just gorgeous kids.

]]> By: Marjon http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16916 Marjon Wed, 27 Dec 2006 17:21:43 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16916 The bread looks yummy. Now I have to try it. When I feel like cooking again, that is. The bread looks yummy. Now I have to try it. When I feel like cooking again, that is.

]]> By: freakgirl http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16911 freakgirl Wed, 27 Dec 2006 15:56:43 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16911 Well, shit. I read about seven different articles about the bread before making it. Obviously I missed that one. I'm still going to get in touch with Le Creuset and see if they'll send me a new handle. The pot worked beautifully. Well, shit. I read about seven different articles about the bread before making it. Obviously I missed that one. I’m still going to get in touch with Le Creuset and see if they’ll send me a new handle. The pot worked beautifully.

]]> By: Susan http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16910 Susan Wed, 27 Dec 2006 15:52:52 +0000 http://freakgirl.com/blog/are-the-holidays-over-yet/1514#comment-16910 The NY Times did a follow up on the No Knead Bread. One of the comments: "THE POT -- The size matters, but not much. I have settled on a smaller pot than Mr. Lahey has, about three or four quarts. This produces a higher loaf, which many people prefer -- again, me included. I'm using cast iron. Readers have reported success with just about every available material. Note that the lid handles on Le Creuset pots can only withstand temperatures up to 400 degrees. So avoid using them, or remove the handle first. " I don't have the article link but it was titled "The Minimalist: No Kneading but Some Fine Tuning." The NY Times did a follow up on the No Knead Bread. One of the comments:
“THE POT — The size matters, but not much. I have settled on a smaller pot than Mr. Lahey has, about three or four quarts. This produces a higher loaf, which many people prefer — again, me included. I’m using cast iron. Readers have reported success with just about every available material. Note that the lid handles on Le Creuset pots can only withstand temperatures up to 400 degrees. So avoid using them, or remove the handle first. ” I don’t have the article link but it was titled “The Minimalist: No Kneading but Some Fine Tuning.”

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