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[serene]

I made 34 burritos. Shared one with someotherguy, and we're heading out in a few minutes to give them away, along with the juiceboxes.

Lessons I learned today:

• Make more beans than you think you'll need (I stopped at 34 because I was out of beans)
• Make *way* less rice than you think you'll need (I think I ended up using about half the rice)
• Even a boring beans-and-rice burrito is improved by not skimping on the cheese
• Just because a pot has handles, that doesn't mean the handles are cool enough to actually touch (minor burns; a few blisters; I'll live)

[EDIT: Oh, and if you're gonna show up to help us hand out burritos, call or text my work cellphone (you can send a text from my LJ profile if you don't have the number); we'll likely be walking north on Shattuck, starting at Bushrod Park.]

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[johnpalmer.livejournal.com]

Ouch... yes, I've learned that about pot handles too many times. And every single time, it's like, "damn it, I *know* better!" right up until the time I do it again.