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04-30-2013 , 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by The Yugoslavian
It could be worse. You could be viewing this forum 10 posts at a time.
That is double my current view. Not sure I could handle so many interesting stories at once.

I was gonna get the smoker going this weekend, but it's supposed to rain. If it does, I think I am going to make a big pot of a bolognese ragu this weekend. Sounds so good. Yeah loco, gotta get min 1:2 pasta:meat ratio imo. 1:3 is ideal for taste, maybe. Sometimes I even go 1:4. Guys, hey guys, deal with it.
04-30-2013 , 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by fredd-bird
Aren't they all "gubmint jobs" there?
Yep, either working in gubmint or supplying goods/services to the gubmint.


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Originally Posted by downtown
Guys, hey guys, deal with it.
notdealingwithit
04-30-2013 , 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by The Yugoslavian
SM,

04-30-2013 , 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Soulman
Last day of work at my now ex-jerb finished, smiling from ear to ear. 5 days of chillaxing before starting at my <3 <3 gubmint <3 <3 jerb. Life is good, WIM! Celebrating with my trademark pasta bolognese and a fine bottle of wine. Wheeeeeeeeeeee.
Don't you guys get 5 days off like every other day anyway?
04-30-2013 , 11:28 AM
Your point being...
04-30-2013 , 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Soulman
Yep, either working in gubmint or supplying goods/services to the gubmint.
std., crush that new job.
04-30-2013 , 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by NU Star
Some bros want to play a quick Swedish Armed Forces Officer training game?
I sat waiting for participants for a few minutes. Ain't nobody got time to just wait all day to check this out. Maybe if I was on Swedish time it would work better...
04-30-2013 , 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Soulman
Your point being...
Are you actively encouraged via subway posters or a personally-assigned social worker to collect unemployment or pain and suffering compensation for not working the 5 days between now and when your new job begins? If not, I encourage you to contact the French/European Court of Human Rights.
04-30-2013 , 11:47 AM
I really enjoyed this. Some good motivation in there:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZiYpIlUZY0
04-30-2013 , 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by loco
Is pasta bolognese really anybody's go to dish??? It probably costs .75 cents to make so we'll let it slide.
It's 75 cents in 'murica, but probably around 345 euros plus Norwegian high-protein tax.
04-30-2013 , 11:57 AM
Grats SM! What are the deets? More money? Better hours? Better boss? Moar womenz?
04-30-2013 , 12:18 PM
Celebrates horizontal job move with bologna pasta and wine

Why u no gainz?!

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04-30-2013 , 12:18 PM


I wish I had this kind of courage.
04-30-2013 , 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Soulman
Pics will be posted, though a bolognese isn't exactly the most beautiful to look at.

I'll post the recipe in the recipe thread. Cliffs: I use ground lamb meat instead of ground beef, and add honey, veal stock and some applesauce in addition to the standard onions etc. Also use a ton of garlic and let it boil for close to an hour.
With a bunch of chopped basil on top and a nice bolognese-to-pasta-ratio, it can be relatively beautiful ;-)

I like the idea of using lamb - will go that route next time!

+1 to letting it boil a long time - the longer the better.

Have you considered adding balsamic vinegar and/or red wine? Perhaps the applesauce accomplishes a lot of the same.
04-30-2013 , 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by downtown
Are you actively encouraged via subway posters or a personally-assigned social worker to collect unemployment or pain and suffering compensation for not working the 5 days between now and when your new job begins? If not, I encourage you to contact the French/European Court of Human Rights.
My social consultant ("social worker" is considered demeaning) has indeed put in the paperwork to tide me over for the 5 days. Probably looking at a payout in excess of my regular pay.

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Originally Posted by sylar
It's 75 cents in 'murica, but probably around 345 euros plus Norwegian high-protein tax.
It's sad cause it's true.


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Originally Posted by BookToMarket
Grats SM! What are the deets? More money? Better hours? Better boss? Moar womenz?
Bit more money, better hours, better boss, more interesting and not soul-sucking work, it's IT so the 5-10% women will be fat and ugly.


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Originally Posted by kidcolin
Celebrates horizontal job move with bologna pasta and wine
It's more like a recomp imo.
04-30-2013 , 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by PNHH
With a bunch of chopped basil on top and a nice bolognese-to-pasta-ratio, it can be relatively beautiful ;-)

I like the idea of using lamb - will go that route next time!

+1 to letting it boil a long time - the longer the better.

Have you considered adding balsamic vinegar and/or red wine? Perhaps the applesauce accomplishes a lot of the same.
The store didn't have basil

Applesauce (it's fairly sour, not very sweet) accomplishes roughly the same thing as balsamic vinegar. Since I'm already opening a bottle of wine I'll add a splash of that though, good call.
04-30-2013 , 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Evoken


I wish I had this kind of courage.
there's a fine line between courage and stupidity
04-30-2013 , 01:15 PM
Mornin' CR
04-30-2013 , 01:16 PM
Bolognese really benefits from multiple meats and fresh, if not homemade pasta (the dry stuff just kills it for me). Of all recipes I've tried, this is the winner by a decent margin: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2...no-9-park.html

It's a little bit of a pain in the ass.
04-30-2013 , 01:22 PM
I tried a super duper version of lasagne that included chicken liver. Pretty clutch imo.
04-30-2013 , 01:33 PM
I enjoy eating pasta while I am actually eating it, but then after I just feel terrible and want to die. Carb overload -- it's a trap, etc.
04-30-2013 , 01:38 PM
Yes I do sometimes feel like crap afterwards. Worth it.
04-30-2013 , 02:10 PM
A lot of the stuff and tips from the chili thread can be used for bolognese.

Paleo alert:
Spoiler:
It obviously isn't proper spaghetti bolognese (and I agree, fresh >>>> dry pasta), but a lower kcal version involves cutting up cabbage, leeks etc. in thin slices and sautéing or boiling it. It works very well as a "holder" for the sauce similar to the way pasta holds the sauce.
04-30-2013 , 02:12 PM
i would rather just eat a bowl of the sauce
04-30-2013 , 02:14 PM
went to my gym at 10am, EMPTY.

<3 summer. ty based university gym.

      
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