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Sugar Shock! Rice Krispie Treats with a Fruity Twist | Cooking Without A Net
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Cooking Without A Net. I try to turn my somewhat improvisational cooking style into recipes you can use! Laquo; A Better Mashed. Rice Krispie Treats with a Fruity Twist. This simple but dangerous recipe is a favorite at office parties! I saw these at a department potluck at a previous employer, and had to make them when we had a holiday potluck at my current employer. I vary the recipe slightly from the one at the official source. I about double the butter, and use 50% more marshmallows. Blog at WordPres...
Finn’s Wake: By Popular Request: Drunken Black Eyed Peas | Cooking Without A Net
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Cooking Without A Net. I try to turn my somewhat improvisational cooking style into recipes you can use! Laquo; Cold Hot Dip. Finn’s Wake: By Popular Request: Drunken Black Eyed Peas. Old friend, storyteller, fellow comics enthusiast, and generally great guy Mark Finn posted this recipe that is very much in the style of Cooking Without A Net. By Popular Request: Drunken Black Eyed Peas. Read the entire post. Via Finn’s Wake: By Popular Request: Drunken Black Eyed Peas. Feed You can leave a response.
A Better Mashed | Cooking Without A Net
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Cooking Without A Net. I try to turn my somewhat improvisational cooking style into recipes you can use! Laquo; Finn’s Wake: By Popular Request: Drunken Black Eyed Peas. Rice Krispie Treats with a Fruity Twist. My usual recipe for mashed potatoes goes something like this:. 8 Medium potatoes, peeled and diced. 4 Tbs minced garlic. Water (start with 2 cups). Heat the oil in a pot. Makes some decent garlic mashed potatoes, but…. Made it very yummy. I may try chicken broth on another occasion…. This entry wa...
Cold Hot Dip | Cooking Without A Net
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Cooking Without A Net. I try to turn my somewhat improvisational cooking style into recipes you can use! Finn’s Wake: By Popular Request: Drunken Black Eyed Peas. As I said last time, one problem with the recipe for the manicotti. Is that there is usually some ricotta cheese left over. Not wanting it to go to waste, I tried a number of things. I tried it as a sandwich spread, but I decided I didn’t like it much. Not much flavor, soft consistency, I found it added little to a sandwich. Ah, but as a dip.
Manicotti | Cooking Without A Net
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Cooking Without A Net. I try to turn my somewhat improvisational cooking style into recipes you can use! This started as a family recipe, but circumstances (and a lack of respect for traditions and a need to cut corners) conspired to force me to go off-script. Here is the original recipe:. 12 manicotti pasta shells. 3/4 cups grated mozzarella cheese. 1/4 cup parmesan cheese. 1 cup ricotta cheese. 2 tsp chopped parsley. 2 cups tomato juice. 1/4 cup tomato paste. 1/2 tsp garlic powder. 1/2 tsp dried oregano.
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The Passing Lane | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. August 16, 2011. I started blogging in May of 2009. During the remainder of the year, I logged 3,909 page views on my main blog, Working It Out. During all of 2010, I pulled 11,355 page views. As of today, I have as many page views in 2011 as I had in all of 2009 and 2010 combined. These numbers include removal of spam clicks. Since I last posted, there have been some adjustments to my predictions:. Also, there w...
30,000 | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. July 27, 2011. My blog covering my work with SharePoint and my observations about maintaining a career, hit a milestone today in a year marked by milestones. Today I hit 30,000 total page views (though admittedly a small proportion of those page views – 881 to be exact – were generated by spammers). Last year, my post “ Publish an InfoPath Form to Multiple SharePoint Sites. Joined the 1K Club This Year. Add a Uni...
A Built-In Audience | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. February 20, 2011. No man is an island, or so they say. You come complete with an audience, even if you didn’t know it. You have friends and relatives. You have a social network that you can present your posts to, people who could be part of your audience. But it doesn’t end there! If you blog has a specific focus, you are likely to be involved in a larger sphere of people with similar interests. 8221; Guess what?
Pareto Would Be Proud | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. January 25, 2013. Pareto Would Be Proud. 1848 1923) was an Italian economist who studied efficiencies in distribution in economic systems. He is the originator of what has come to be known as Pareto principle. And as the 80 20 rule. The law of the vital few,. And the principle of factor sparsity. Case in point, my main blog, Working It Out. Then 26.2 posts should account for 104,440 page views. An organization in...
Get more readers by Publicizing on Facebook, Twitter, and now LinkedIn, Too! (via WordPress.com News) | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. January 30, 2013. Get more readers by Publicizing on Facebook, Twitter, and now LinkedIn, Too! Via WordPress.com News). Want to share your WordPress.com posts with your LinkedIn connections? Via WordPress.com News. Jim Adcock is a SharePoint. Administrator, and blogs about SharePoint. At his main blog, Working It Out. He is also Vice President of Launch Pad Job Club. Laquo; Pareto Would Be Proud. You are commenti...
Social Media and the Attention Hog (Me! Me, me, ME!!!!) (via Working It Out) | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. February 5, 2011. Social Media and the Attention Hog (Me! Me, me, ME! Via Working It Out). On my main blog, Working It Out. I talked about a successful run. I had after posting some content I felt would be controversial, and then talling everyone I could get to listen about how controversial it all was…. Via Working It Out. Jim Adcock is a SharePoint. Administrator, and blogs about SharePoint. Laquo; “Publi...
Blacked Out – An SEO Problem? | The Metablog Blog
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Blogging about blogging about…. About blogging about blogging about…. Posted by: Jim Adcock. February 2, 2012. Blacked Out – An SEO Problem? I have a problem. I participated in the SOPA blackout on January 18th, locking down my blog posts so that nothing was visible except a notice that the site was down because of SOPA. I did it by marking all my posts as “private” (except my statement about the blackout), which means that only invited users would see the posts… and I hadn’t invi...Error: The website de...
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Cooking Without A Net. I try to turn my somewhat improvisational cooking style into recipes you can use! Rice Krispie Treats with a Fruity Twist. December 5, 2012. This simple but dangerous recipe is a favorite at office parties! I saw these at a department potluck at a previous employer, and had to make them when we had a holiday potluck at my current employer. Basically, these are made the same as the familiar, basic Rice Krispie treats, but instead of using Rice Krispies, you substitute Fruity Pebbles.
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