Indigenous Canadian from northern Ontario. Believe in equality, Indigenous rights, minority rights, LGBTQ+, women’s rights and do not support war of any kind.

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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • Tacky as hell

    At least Nazi Germany hired actual artists and designers to create stunning and awe inspiring designs and artwork using quality materials (and no I am not glorifying those monsters)

    MAGA just go to the local print shop and skim off any premade imagery and use AI to mash it all together on the cheapest poster they can buy.






  • Agreed, I use it with as few options and extensions as possible. I don’t want to start creating a complex system of notes that will rely on anything specific. I try to stick to the core functions without any extras because of the worry of eventually falling into a proprietary black hole. I keep my foot in just enough to get my uses but not so much that I might get stuck with the software.









  • IninewCrow@lemmy.catoMemes@lemmy.mlCooking smells good
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    I always say this to my friends when they say they don’t like onions … I agree with them, onions are terrible if tried to eat them raw. However, if you cut them thinly and fried them with butter (but basically any oil) on low heat for about 10-15 minutes or longer … you could eat it like a bread topping.

    Fry them faster on higher heat to caramelize them and they taste like candy … fry them with mushrooms and they go fantastic with any meat dish or barbecue.

    Nothing in the world of cooking better than frying onions

    But saying all that about onions … they are good eaten raw in the right way … the Spanish love making cheese and onion sandwiches. I thought it was a terrible idea but it is absolutely amazing. Now I make my grilled cheese sandwiches with very thin sliced onions. But even just a plain cheese sandwich with thin slices of onion is great.


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    I knew there was a phrase or word for it but I heard a long time ago … I learned it from my mom who was taught by French Canadian cooks, I also saw it in lots of French Canadian recipes and it was all reinforced when I noticed the same thing with recipes I learned from Italian cooking (from Italian Canadian friends who were descended from northern Italy)