| Egg on a Zipline |
| Egg in a vine |
| Abandoned Egg |
1/2 tsp paprika, 1/2 tsp chili powder, 1/4 tsp korean chili, 1/2 tsp cumin
pepper, salt, 3 TB lemon juice, 1 tsp chopped garlic, 2 TB olive oil
1 TB butter, 3 tsp chicken stock, 350 degrees for 20 minutes
The following are good movies for teens and tweens if you don't mind moderate violence and occasional cursing. In no particular order:
Steven Soderbergh - Logan Lucky, Oceans Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen
Steve Carrell - Get Smart, Little Miss Sunshine, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Denzel - Unstoppable, Remember the Titans
Willy Wonka, the good one, but they'll watch the Johnny Depp one and skip parts
Bourne Ultimatum
Wes Anderson - The Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Royal Tenenbaums
Netflix - Umbrella Academy, Stranger Things
Sam Neill - Jurassic Park, Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Gravity Falls animated series
Hunger Games trilogy
Lost, Person of Interest
Nicolas Cage - National Treasure, The Croods
Ghostbusters
Elf (and Godmothered)
Space - Arrival, The Martian, Hidden Figures
Tom Hanks - Apollo 13, Turner and Hooch
Laika films - Paranorman, Coraline
Back to the Future, Galaxy Quest
Knives Out
School of Rock
Coming to America
Black Panther
Andy Serkis - Planet of the Apes films, and Randy makes us watch LOTR often
Johnny Depp - Pirates OTC - Black Pearl
Sweettooth
Station Eleven
I have struggled with Indian food. We are huge fans of a local Indian food buffet, and no matter what I do, I can't come close. But I have made something that I like finally. The secret ingredient that I was always missing was something I love the flavor of, but no recipe I own mentions. It's tomato onion masala or in some places I've seen it just called tomato onion gravy. It's assumed you already know about it in most recipes, so they don't even mention it.
My modified instant pot Aloo Gohbi Masala recipe (work in progress) --