This is an earthy-flavored curry that I think works well with ground, dark turkey meat. Other ground meats such as beef, lamb, or chicken should also work. The vegetables used may also be adjusted as desired. If using fresh vegetables such as zucchini, I would cook them with the potatoes and onions. The sauce may […]
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The first time I made this, I ended up making another batch the next week, and then the week after that. It appeals to be as it is fairly simple, very quick, and makes use of items I commonly have around. Plus, it is fairly versatile in more ways than one. While no vegetables are
This should not be considered a traditional recipe, especially given that it is not cooked in a tandoor. However, it tastes similar and is fairly easy to make. Several recipes I researched recommended a much longer marinating time such as overnight. I am leery of leaving chicken in a marinade that includes lemon juice for
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My home network was originally built to target speeds of up to 1G. When the house was constructed, cat 5e cable was the standard for residential use. And while I installed more network ports after the house was built, I stuck with cat 5e as it was much less expensive than the (faster, but much
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One cold winter, my gas furnace stopped working and the part that broke was destroyed beyond any temporary repair. Of course this happened on a Friday evening and I had to wait until the following Monday to make a service appointment. Luckily, someone was able to be dispatched that day to get things working again.
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In early 2017, I started playing with home automation. At the time, (and still to this day), a major goal has been to create an automation environment that did not need any sort of Internet connectivity to work, and was based on something that appeared to have a decent-sized community behind it hopefully leading to
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Quick Stats Time Played: 53 hours, 47 minutes (two playthroughs)Difficulty Played: NormalAmount Completed: Finished the main game, but did not get all achievementsPlatform: Windows PC with an XBOX controllerPlan to 100%: Probably not Citizen Sleeper 2 is not an easy game for me to describe. It is heavily story-driven and in one sense is akin
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The first time I made this recipe, I liked it so much that I immediately put it into my meal plan for the next week. The combination of warm, earthy flavors, citric acid, and the crispness of the cucumbers and parsley really work well together in my view. Of course, you may adjust the toppings
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I ran across this recipe in my YouTube feed and it peaked my interest. I only had in inkling that I may have cooked spaghetti squash at some point, but had no solid memory of doing so. And I definitely do not have any memory of consuming spaghetti squash at a restaurant or elsewhere. Therefore,
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In 2022, I decided to build a “gaming PC”. While I had a Super Nintendo and later an original PlayStation one, I grew up playing video games at home using a keyboard and mouse on a PC, (or a joystick on the Commodore 64). However, ever since my kids and their friends got into video
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