Geneviève Castrée [April 9 1981 - July 9 2016]
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Geneviève Castrée [April 9 1981 - July 9 2016]

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experiments in the kitchen: potato not-kes
Today pamplemoussi posted pictures of the beautiful latkes she made for dinner, and I thought to myself, "I'd really like to eat one of those right now because they look beautiful and also I like to pretend I'm Jewish." But I didn't feel like looking for a recipe and making sure we had all the ingredients, and finding out we were out of something important, and having my kosher snacktime dreams shattered. So I just did an experiment.
Grate a medium potato. Well, grate most of it, and then stop when you're afraid you'll accidentally grate your knuckles, and anyways raw potato is super good so you can just eat that extra bit.
Heat up some olive oil. Add your potato and stir it around for awhile on medium high. I dunno, like ten, fifteen minutes total? I wasn't counting.
Add some stuff for flavour, like salt and smoked paprika. If you use smoked paprika, your potato will look a little like grated cheese, and that can only mean good things.
Maybe add some more olive oil, because you don't know what you're doing but it looks like it could use more olive oil. Are potatoes always so sucky-uppy with oil?
Your potato will start to get clumpy, like a bunch of little latkes holding hands in a circle. This means you should probably turn over your potato, and it's a good thing you do because the bottom looks crispy.
Get bored of waiting and eat your potato. It's cooked through, but not nearly as crispy as you thought it would be. It's kinda like eating cheese though, a little bit, maybe? Whatever, it hits the spot. Success!
Next time, I think I will cook it longer, or on higher heat or something. Or I'll just ask pamplemoussi for her latke recipe.
pamplemoussi replied to your link: Mystery barnyard smell wafts through downtown Toronto - thestar.com
HOLY SHIT ok, I was wondering why both Etobicoke and midtown smelled so disgusting this afternoon!
We're all doomed. E'rryone get ready - a shit storm's rollin' in.
pamplemoussi replied to your photoset: Game photos from last night. Sens 1 - Leafs 3 ...
I looked for you on the tv! But I did not see you. Sadface.
Aww that's sweet! I recorded it and looked as well but alas, we weren't on telly. Â No worries, so much happened at the game that they couldn't cram us in even if they wanted to!
- the usual home game shout out to soldiers from the local base - welcome home message for one soldier home from Afghanistan which got a huge response - Jason Burns, Pat Burns' son, was in attendance - a marriage proposal for the woman taking part in the 2nd intermission fan game by her girlfriend (She said yes! It was adorable) - a huge response of support after a showing of the If You Can Play, You Can Play on the overhead screen - it was a Mike's Hard Lime promotional night - plus, St. Patrick's Day - plus, plus, it was the Battle of Ontario; a 50/50 crowd of the usual rowdiness
pamplemoussi replied to your post: Starting to get the tiniest bit peeved at how tired I am.
Me too. Maybe we both have MONO!
No! D: or maybe CJ did give me a blood-borne disease yesterday!

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pamplemoussi replied to your photoset: Photo challenge day 13 Wait, what’s a decoy wallet?
ha ha. I attended a Securities seminar last year and the officer giving the lecture talked about carrying a decoy wallet around as well as your regular wallet, so that if you ever get mugged, you can throw your decoy wallet and take off running.Â
It holds my gift cards, business cards, points cards etc. all the things that take up too much room in my real wallet, but annoying not to have when you go shopping. I've always carried it, but I never thought to throw it instead.
The more you know.