Cutting Boards
Argee RG908S Chop Keeper Flexible Chopping Tray with Raised Sides and Easy-Guide Funnel, 3-Pack, Stainless
(Kitchen) Argee
Release date: 2007-02-19
Keeps what you chop where you want it
Diswasher safe
Flexible to form EZ Guide Funnel
Chopping Board With Sides
Counters stay clean
Price:
$11.99
$11.99
Customer Reviews:
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Performs as advertised...and that's a bad thing
These cutting boards feature a solid edge that is intended to keep food in the board. It does that, but it's not worth the drawbacks.The solid edge means that every time you chop downward with your knife, your knuckles hit the edge. Not only is this very uncomfortable, but it means it is... -
cutting boards
This is a very good product. it is sturdy for chopping and cutting and you can bend it a little to pour you chopped ingredients into a pan or skillet. I would definately reccomend it.
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Secrecy aims to protect contract
CARY – The District 26 Board of Education will cradle its hard-won tentative contract with the Cary Education Association, protecting it with secrecy, until it can be ratified next week.
To release any details of the agreement before could undermine the 11-month process it took to reach the accord and jeopardize the contract, said Board President Chris Spoerl on Friday.
“We understand everyone wants to know what the agreement is, but it is most important to insure that the agreement happens,” he said in an email to the Northwest Herald.
News broke Thursday that the teachers union and the district had “reached a tentative agreement on all outstanding issues.”
Both sides have agreed that the terms of the contract will be presented to the teachers for ratification, then to the Board of Education, and only after approval, to the public.
The CEA is scheduled to meet Tuesday to ratify the contract and the board is slated to meet later that same night.
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Cuisine: Indian Curry
Katsu-karē is my son Will’s favorite dish in all the world. Oddly enough, he favors the type made from a mix, which makes for an easy night in the kitchen. Making the chicken cutlets is as easy as a grilled cheese sandwich, and the curry sauce involves nothing more than boiling a pot of water. Add yesterday’s steamed rice to the plate and Bob’s your uncle!
For those who missed my recipe when I featured it a few weeks ago, here’s an encore:
Katsu-karē
Curry Sauce: 1 tablespoon brown sugar
Bring beef stock to a boil in a saucepan. Reduce heat and allow to simmer uncovered until stock is reduced to 2 cups. Warm the oil in a separate saucepan over medium heat. Add flour and stir constantly until mixture forms a smooth paste, but do not allow to brown. Add reduced beef stock a little at a time, stirring constantly until sauce begins to thicken. Remove from heat and stir in curry powder, cumin, garlic powder, cinnamon, cloves, soy sauce and brown sugar. Return to heat and simmer, stirring constantly until sauce thickens into a rich gravy.
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Cleveland school board votes to cut preschool, sports and busing over shouts ...Plain Dealer (blog) - Dec 31, 1969
Gordon and the board did not respond to Quolke's offer before voting. Both sides have denied a request by The Plain Dealer to see the written offers they have exchanged. Board member Patricia Crutchfield cast the only vote against the cuts.
Northwest Herald - Dec 31, 1969
And, the board likely isn't done cutting. Its five-year plan for financial solvency calls for another $3.4 million in trimming before 2015. As salaries and benefits are the largest single item in the District 26 budget, not knowing how much money willSkySports - Dec 31, 1969
45+1 The fourth official holds up the board to reveal there will be three minutes of added time. 45 Hoilett brilliantly takes a long raking pass on his chest and cuts inside Naughton before Fox gets back to nick the ball off his toes in the Norwich boxMother Nature Network - Dec 31, 1969
Sand it: Your board will already be reasonably smooth, except perhaps the cut sides, so it just needs a little sanding before you can use it. Use medium-grit sandpaper to sand down all the edges and each surface, rubbing back and forth in the direction
