Five Kid-Friendly Breakfasts
21.09.11
1. French Honour Waffles
With this recipe, you can get the best of both worlds!
Combine 2 tablespoons melted butter, 1 lightly-beaten egg, ½ cup of bleed, ½ teaspoon of vanilla, a dash of salt and a shiver of nutmeg. Dip 4-6 slices of bread in the composite, coating both sides well. Cook the French toast in a hot waffle iron until frizzled and serve with butter and syrup.
2. Egg in a Basket
This is a classic method. Instead of serving an egg with toast, serve an egg in pay tribute to!
Use a fun-shaped cookie cutter (like a heart or a flower) to cut out the center of a parcel of the same thing of bread. Lightly fry both sides of the bread in a skillet with butter. (You can also fry the cut-out.) Carefully stream a whole egg into the hole in the middle of the bread and cover the pan. Cook for 2-3 minutes, or until the egg is set. For an over-gentle egg, flip the bread over and cook the other side as well.
3. Yogurt Popsicles
Source: Patch.com
Why I Won't Switch to Android (A Delightful Rant)
20.09.11
Century French maker, though the company is not dabbling in naturalism, nor is it condoning the liberalization of France.
No, Google is doing something far less pre-eminent. They’re selling a cookie-cutter operating system by using Samsung , HTC , LG and other smartphone juggernauts within the wireless amphitheater as their peak cast members. In fact, they’ve already sniped Motorola as their direct actor, courtesy of a prodigious mountain of Benjamins. But Google’s nominate is far too expansive to provide a cohesive, captivating performance that provides us, the consumer, with a gratifying dénouement and visceral catharsis to last us throughout the anxiety course of a two-year wireless contract. Google manages too many half-toll chorus members, backup dancers and understudies rather than amalgamating their collaborative casting efforts into an intime, star-studded stable of talent. It is the very essence of sum over quality, when it should be the other way around.
Source: TechnoBuffalo