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Posted by on March 26 2008 in Photos

Brooklyn Spice Rack

First thing Gansie asked to see in BS’s Brooklyn apartment this past weekend?

The Spice Rack.

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  1. March 26, 2008

    i checked out his stove too!

  2. JoeHoya permalink
    March 26, 2008

    Nice rack!

  3. March 26, 2008

    oh mine could be his any day

  4. March 26, 2008

    and, actually, now that i think about it, the first thing i asked to see was his girlfriend

  5. March 26, 2008

    the spice rack (ledge) was a close second

  6. March 26, 2008

    Those peppercorns (are they peppercorns?) look like they are going to fall.

  7. March 26, 2008

    cloves, I think. The situation is under control.

  8. March 26, 2008

    wow. i don’t have cloves. tell me more about their usage.

  9. March 26, 2008

    Damn my ignorance, you could have lied.

  10. March 26, 2008

    gansie, do you remember way back when we knew bugger all about cooking – I put cloves in pasta once and Ruth made fun of me – looking back, that was a pretty dumb idea – oh well…the only reason we have them now is that for our housewarming party in December my roomies made a muld (sp?) wine thing that used that, cinnamon, and other warm spices – pretty great

  11. March 26, 2008

    we’re using the word “bugger” ??? is that from your time in south africa.

    and no, i do not remember i time when i was a novice chef.

  12. March 26, 2008

    aaaaah – how quickly we forget – and “bugger all” is most def from my Irish mother.

  13. March 27, 2008

    Mulled, and I thought they were chocolate chips, and I thought “That’s pretty hardcore, putting chocolate chips in a glass jar on the spice rack-ledge.” *slaps forehead*

  14. DAD GANSIE permalink
    March 28, 2008

    nice stuff, ground cloves go into pumkin pie.

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