Ladman's Chinese Takeout, Part 2

[...] At a friend's suggestion, I am going to participate in Ginny's Yarn Along.  It seems that a lot of knitters are readers too.  Or is it readers who are knitters...?  [...]

[...] Here's this week's edition of the Yarn Along,  I'm still working on my Heart to Heart Shawlette.  I've reached the halfway point and am [...]

[...] and I love to read.  Apparently many knitters are also readers.  I am once again joining the Yarn Along to share with others who share my affinities. I have just started reading Choosing to See by [...]

Are you tired of seeing my shawl yet?  This has been slow going.  It requires concentration that is difficult to achieve with a two year old at home [...]

[...] margarine and drizzle over the whole pan.  Bake at 350 for 45 minutes.  Enjoy! Head over to Homegrown Learners to see more menu ideas.  [...]

[...] blender. The dressing can be served cold or can be warmed for a special treat. Head over to Homegrown Learners and see what else is for dinner.  [...]

[...] until eggs have set, about 30 minutes. Let cool for 10 minutes before serving. Head over to Homegrown Learners and see what else is for dinner.  [...]

[...] Here is this week's installment in Ginny's Knit-Along.  My dear friend, Mary from Homegrown Learners suggested that we Knit for Japan (also hosted by Ginny).  She suggested we each make a hat [...]

[...] with.  He has said "Mama," something that sounds like "Baba," and "Lao Lao."  He waves bye-bye and signed "more" once when he wanted more bananas. Micah has [...]

[...] behind our welcoming party waiting at the top of the escalator.  We were thrilled to see Lao Lao and Lao Ye and our dear friends Miss Mary, Grand and Anna waiting to welcome us.  Micah [...]

[...] butter and cinnamon; spread evenly in a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan; set aside. Combine eggs and milk in a shallow dish; place bread in dish and coat with egg mixture. Place bread on [...]

[...] . Stir in spinach and continue cooking until excess moisture has evaporated. In a large bowl, combine eggs, cheese, salt and pepper. Add spinach mixture and stir to blend. Scoop into prepared pie pan. [...]

[...] have at least two projects going and sometimes four or five!  My current diversion is Malabrigo March, a month dedicated to knitting projects from soft, yummy Malabrigo yarn.  I am working [...]

[...] of the fabric.  She's also helped me tweak the design for a custom fit. I'm celebrating Malabrigo March by knitting various projects in Malabrigo yarns.  I knit a cute hat for me since I seem [...]

[...] decreasing.  I am loving this yarn and can't wait for this to be ready to wear. I am reading Chinatown Beat by Henry Chang.  It's the story of a Chinese American cop in Chinatown.  I've only just [...]

[...] 's that?!)  I have started the decreases and can't wait to wear it. I'm still reading Chinatown Beat by Henry Chang. It's a very dark story full of snippets of Chinese and glimpses into [...]

[...] from soft, yummy Malabrigo yarn.  I am working on a cardigan (Pole) from Malabrigo Rios, a washable wool that has a really nice drape.  The pattern calls for using different sized needles for [...]

[...] she must feel. My big project is a circular sweater knitting in yummy Malabrigo Rios, a washable wool.  It's so soft and a pleasure to knit with.  The pattern is called Pole and I'm [...]

[...] this yarn and can't wait for this to be ready to wear. I am reading Chinatown Beat by Henry Chang.  It's the story of a Chinese American cop in Chinatown.  I've only just started it, but [...]

[...] started the decreases and can't wait to wear it. I'm still reading Chinatown Beat by Henry Chang. It's a very dark story full of snippets of Chinese and glimpses into Chinese-American [...]

[...] of spinach in order to get more veggies into my boys.  They both love this one! Crust-less Spinach Quiche Ingredients 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 onion, chopped 2 (10 ounce) package frozen chopped [...]

[...] various projects in Malabrigo yarns.  I knit a cute hat for me since I seem to have lost my favorite Malabrigo hat.  [...]