Miss Sara's Place

So, Denise, if you don’t mind me asking…what happened to you? No, not at all. I like to talk about it. It’s really very simple. Last year I was working undercover, suburban surveillance. The seller had a few kinks in his rep. It seemed he’d only sell to transvestites. So my partner and I shacked up. I played the part of the buyer.

1. Grill your salmon skin side down first.

2. Salting your pasta water seasons the pasta and makes it tastier.

3. Adding olive oil to your pasta water keeps the pasta from sticking together.

3. Slice your onion through the root. Don’t cut the root off (this is what causes you to cry).

4. Make sure your meat is at room temperature before you start cooking it.

5. Let your meat rest for 5-7 minutes before cutting it.

6. Always rinse your rice & canned foods. (Rinsing canned vegetables can reduce its sodium content).

7. Rice: rinse, season, cold water, lid on, boil, simmer for 8-10 min. Fluff with a fork.

8. To keep avocados & potatoes from browning, put them in water with lemon juice and keep in fridge.

9. Storing parsley in water will keep it fresh for a week.

10. Always leave your hard boiled eggs in an ice bath for 10 minutes. (This makes it easier to remove the shell).

11. After rinsing and peeling your potatoes, soak in cold water for 30 minutes. (This removes starch from the potatoes giving them a crisp finish when cooked).

12. Roll lemons & limes under your palm before slicing through for the maximum amount of juice.

13: Always dry off your proteins before seasoning.

14. Adding pasta water to your sauce helps it stick to the noodles.

DOCTOR WHO ⇢ Journey’s End

She took my arm I don’t know how it happened

Goldstein: And he’s wildly attracted to Keeley, but then at the gala in Episode 4, when he sort of says, “You made me feel like an idiot,” and she apologizes, it’s probably the first time that’s ever happened.

Temple: For both of them.

Goldstein: “This is a thing, that you’ve listened and responded and been honest and owned up to something?” That’s the beginning of the end for him; he’s a goner then.

Temple: You need someone to hold you accountable. And also Keeley didn’t think about that she had hurt Roy, because Roy’s a closed book.

Goldstein: Because he doesn’t show anyone he can be hurt.

Temple: Keeley knows in that moment, “I want that in my life. I want to be accountable.” That was a really important scene for me as an actress, as well as for Keeley. I think about it a lot in real life, how important accountability is. People screw up, it happens, but it’s what you do with that afterwards that makes you who you are.

Don’t be afraid