a thief can only steal from you, he cannot break your heart

[cathaarsix]

today was a standard day; slacking at work, coffee with my great ex-boss Jason and a lone lunch at Leo's reading my future grad advisor's excellent book on women in Japan. enjoyed the decadent pleasure of driving to and from work, as Liz is out of town for a conference, and made my homemade "cyclone" chili, (listening to Ellitt Smith and Gram

Comments

[blizack]

What is "cyclone" chili? And you actually eat brussels sprouts?

[blizack]

Somebody did a study that concluded that people who really like brussels sprouts have less sensitive tastebuds than those who don't. Draw your own conclusions...

[cathaarsix]

i ain't gonna say that they ain't bitter. they're bitter. but life is bitter. so i like 'em.

[blizack]

Ouch. You are mean.

[cathaarsix]

he is. mean. a terribly evil man, bent on causing suffering, via the internet.

[cathaarsix]

"Cyclone" chili is a really great recipe for chili which i got from Ryan Theis, who got it, of all places, from the "Marlboro Country" cookbook (a gift from his smoker mom, who saved up the points for it i guess) it's really good; heavy on pepers (jalepeno, but i add more varieties) and also containing tomatillas. in my variation i also add pork loin and chorizo. it's tasty.

and hell yes i like brussel sprouts. i likes me my leafy greens these days.

[blizack]

That sounds like pretty damn good chili, Marlboro or not. I'd like to try some.

I like leafy greens too, I just prefer them not to taste like shit.

[cathaarsix]

well, sometime when you're in town, i can cook up a batch for you. i was a bit surprised that the Marlboro Cookbook had such good stuff. it's a nice recipe, flavorful but relatively healthy.