(no subject)

[the_rck]

We went out to Starbucks last night around 6:00. It was probably late for getting coffee, but Cordelia very much wants to try everything on the menu there. On our way home, we stopped at the Syrian restaurant and picked up dinner. We tried their cauliflower salad, and all three of us liked it.

Cordelia is insisting on watching Fuller House. Scott and I are kind of gritting our teeth through it. I find it very sad that I’m rating it way, way below the various Disney sitcoms that we used to watch with Cordelia. I keep telling her that I watched Dog with a Blog every week because she wanted to see it, so I can deal with Fuller House, but goodness, it’s not my sort of thing and really not very good.

I’m still pretty exhausted and so constantly hungry. It’s more than a bit frustrating. I can’t really change when I get up or when I go to bed right now. That’s going to continue for a while, no way around it. I’d like to nap this morning, but I have an appointment soonish.

Comments

[zhelana]

goodnesss. Trying everything on the Starfucks menu could get expensive!

[brunettepet.livejournal.com]

Fuller House looks terrible, but I didn't like the original to begin with.

Syrian cauliflower salad sounds intriguing and I have a huge cauliflower on hand. I'll have to look at recipes.

[the_rck]

From what I recall of the ingredient listing, the cauliflower is supposed to be flash fried (I have no idea how that works). There's a lot of garlic and some onions, too. The onions are either partially cooked or have been soaked in something to soften/mellow them. There's something green, too, but I'm not actually sure what it is (I can't remember the full ingredient list). It tasted to me a little bit like tahini, but I don't think that was actually one of the ingredients.

My guess is that it's the sort of thing that would need to age in the fridge before serving for the best flavor.