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What's so weird is that I honestly don't care much for any of the individual ingredients in this recipe, but when combined it turns into something else entirely. Lemongrass can be very potent stuff and one tip is to make sure it and the ginger/garlic are chopped very finely. Otherwise the heat...

Thanks Kevin. Honey is 2.6oz (just over 1/3 cup) but otherwise perfect. :)

I'm not a huge fan of curry, lemongrass or even Thai food in particular, but this soup, served for many years by the original owners of the Kona Inn Restaurant in Hawaii, is absolutely wonderful if you like things spicy and sweet. Many years ago, in what was either a mistake or the greatest act...

In studies Vitamin C and zinc hav been proven to reduce the severity and longevity of cold/flu symptoms. It works a lot better if you start taking it right at the first sign of illness. I rarely get these bugs too, and if restaurants caused illness I'd be sick just about all the time. :) My...

"I doubt these are the last mechanical washers, looking at their roadmap it appears they will introduce electronic controls in 2015, but only on higher end models" The 542 is our first choice, so it sounds like this is probably the last chance to get a mechanical version of it.

That 542 sounds tempting. Are these the last of the mechanical timer SQs?

Great bunch of people. Anyone know if Justin Deuel is still with Alliance? :)

Very cool imo.

"Just look at the scenes in Bullet. Front end all over the place!" Especially out of context that's a hilarious statement imo. All cars should be forced to use Bullet as a minimum handling standard. lol I agree with the point though. As a 24-year owner of a '70 302 I can vouch for the claim...

I don't mean to bash GM or Camaros. The '69 SS396 is one of my all-time favorite vehicles from any manufacturer.

IME GE was usually the brand people bought when they didn't know or care what brand they bought. That's not to say the company made bad appliances, or that they have no loyal following, but so far I've not seen any outpouring of grief over this sale, beyond the fact it's one more chunk of...

"But at least GM used a newly designed chassis and newly designed parts rather than cobbling together a car from the spare parts of an economy car... Falcon" I'm not clear from Wiki's page what original design basis Ford used for the Mustang. If someone else reads it differently I hope they...

Here's a site with overall info on snow melting systems, including cost of operation info. Sounds like the answer to which is least/most expensive depends on how much snow you usually get: http://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete/snow_melting_systems/costs.htm

Kevin, personally car porn never gets old. I was just commenting on the relative popularity of Mustangs vs. Camaros (or Firebirds etc). At least where I grew up a Camaro was what one bought when they couldn't find or afford a Mustang. The Mustang was often imitated but nobody ever came up with a...

IMO the topic discussion speaks for itself. Move Over, Mustang instantly became Brag About My Mustang lol j/k

Freddy, I did understand your point. I'm making a different one. Some members use the Searchalator, and others (like me) usually use Google, because there's little if anything in the paid forums we ever need to search for. I'm reminding users in that first group that it does matter to members of...

"Truth is really doesn't matter where you put a recipe" Last I heard AW's free forums are archived by Google but the paid forums are not. So if you want to find recipes via Google it matters at least a little. :)

Considering the total traffic in Super, I wonder if there's enough related to detergents and/or food to justify another forum, especially one that would be unrelated to the rest of the site. According to the help screen when posting it's supposed to be what Super, ATTT etc are for. But if I had...

We're major pasta-holics, and our current range has sealed burners. Trying to maintain any kind of rolling boil, even in an 8 qt. stock pot, requires it to be almost completely covered. Very finicky and invariably it winds up boiling over. Meanwhile our former gas ranges had open burners and...

" But you can't tell an MBA he's wrong;" Someone please correct this if it's wrong but Richard Nixon is the one who "opened the gates to China". Every U.S. president for two centuries before, regardless of party, ignored China because it was (and STILL IS) the only way to maintain fair trade...