www.freshandeasy.com They have a new coupon for you to print out each week. EDIT: Nevermind. They must have changed things for the new year. I did download one last week. Now all they have is to sign up for their email and get a...

their Suburban, talk about sticker shock! We no longer will drive an hour away just to try a new restaurant. We’re also trying to be more environmentally friendly, minimizing driving and using canvas bags at the market.

-full, canvas bag of chilies with a cardboard sign for the price above. Fine, give me 200 grams of Ancho. I think I’ve been rooked but I have them. The coffee house on the corner of Baldwin and Augusta has Beautiful...

hi sky. pack a picnic basket (canvas bag, actually) from goodies at the ferry building (cured meats, cheeses, breads, fruits, terrines, etc.. don’t forget the wine) and take the ferry to angel island. hike to the top of mt....

the terminal. Fresh peaches from one of the the south-side stalls should just about fill your sturdy, canvas bag. Now, hop the street car (the F) right at the Embarcadero on Jefferson to Fisherman’s Wharf and take a ferry to...

for dinner. You probably wouldn’t want to take the coolers into the restaurant. I usually use a book bag to transport wine into a restaurant. You know, canvas bag, no top, handles. It would probably work for the six pacs,...

at a thrift store and covered it with canvas duck cloth. I floured it and use it for bread— no clean up afterward, it gets stored in all it dusty glory in a giant zip lock bag

of us. Bread is a batch of sliced baguettes and country loaves, served up in a canvas sack with a layer of hot rocks underneath the bag designed to keep the bread warm. We tried two different glasses of wine; Mrs. had a Guibot...

produce items in your bag as a bait & switch. stay alert & get to know your outdoor vendors!!! ps—i hear the indoor diner menu was renovated again, check it out.

like folded to give you an idea. http://premiercarts.com/folding_utility_carts.htm Even if you don’t keep it in the car, the space you have available in your home might be a consideration. One guy in my condo has this really cool...

I like the towel method, and I keep my towel “dirty” and encrusted with flour. It becomes really non-stick after a few goes. I always make sure to dry it out before putting it away in a ziploc bag. I put the dough in...

thats what i look like too, mostly because its so early and i haven’t had enough coffee yet :D i’ll be the one wiht the ‘phoenix recycles’ canvas market bag :)

to the farmers who (hopefully) grew the product, smelling and tasting the product, puttting them in my canvas bag, and carrying them home. For me, the taste memories of childhood are so strong that I wouldn’t want to give...

the Westside Market, too. I wish I could be more specific, but my inexperience with Cleveland is limiting my imagination. I’m a blank canvas!

I guess this is the recipe you mentioned? http://thebittenword.typepad.com/thebittenword/2008/04/oatmeal-snack-c.html#more It does sound yummy, and I want to try it. But I need to use up a bag of oat flour and whole rolled oats!