Jan. 6th, 2004

food!

Jan. 6th, 2004 12:45 am
arethinn: glowing green spiral (light dancer)
For your munching pleasure, I've decided to post the recipes I used for the lamb stew and tzatziki sauce I made for Christmas dinner. The tzatziki is pretty much verbatim taken from... some web page... somewhere. But it's really quite good. The stew is a concatenation of three different recipes with my own adjustments and I was surprised and impressed with how well it turned out. Read more... )

food!

Jan. 6th, 2004 12:45 am
arethinn: glowing green spiral (Default)
For your munching pleasure, I've decided to post the recipes I used for the lamb stew and tzatziki sauce I made for Christmas dinner. The tzatziki is pretty much verbatim taken from... some web page... somewhere. But it's really quite good. The stew is a concatenation of three different recipes with my own adjustments and I was surprised and impressed with how well it turned out. Read more... )
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The US dollar is even more fucked than it was the last time I looked. According to xe.com, the "midmarket" rate versus the Canadian dollar is 1 CAD = 0.780999 USD, which is some three cents more than the last time I checked a couple months ago. Wells Fargo (my bank) is selling at 1 CAD = 0.809332 USD. Eek. When I started travelling to Canada almost four years ago (!), the xe.com averages were about 62-63 cents and I generally got about 66-67 cents at the bank. Well, I guess it means that for the $200 minimum online purchase of foreign currency, I won't wind up getting way more Canadian money than I know what to do with over a Thursday to Monday...
arethinn: glowing green spiral (Default)
The US dollar is even more fucked than it was the last time I looked. According to xe.com, the "midmarket" rate versus the Canadian dollar is 1 CAD = 0.780999 USD, which is some three cents more than the last time I checked a couple months ago. Wells Fargo (my bank) is selling at 1 CAD = 0.809332 USD. Eek. When I started travelling to Canada almost four years ago (!), the xe.com averages were about 62-63 cents and I generally got about 66-67 cents at the bank. Well, I guess it means that for the $200 minimum online purchase of foreign currency, I won't wind up getting way more Canadian money than I know what to do with over a Thursday to Monday...

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