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Spicy Caramel Chicken

By Yashima, on May 31st, 2004

Spicy Caramel Chicken

I haven’t posted any recipes for quite some time. Today I feel compelled to do so. I have made this before but never in my new kitchen with a working oven. Chicken with spicy caramel in a sauce of red wine and shallots. It went much better than anticipated. I am not very good at making anything that includes caramel.

The recipe is also good to make if you have guests. I have made it before for friends and you can still fit two or three chicken breasts into the pan and the oven.

But here’s what you need to make two people happy:

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Unique Addiction

By Yashima, on May 31st, 2004

After losing my account due to “not-playing” I have made a new character and just found my first unique item :-) “Hawkmail”

No diablo2 is not addictive. That flash game Rolland is playing is addictive ….. and I am off to cooking.

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Looking for Java Tools

By Yashima, on May 31st, 2004

Via java.blogs and from there to xyling comes the link to the Java Open Source Directory which includes a lot of cool categories

Aspect-Oriented – Bloggers – Build Systems – Byte-Code – Cache Solutions – Chat Servers – CMS – Code Analyzers – Code Coverage – Collections – Crawlers – Databases – EJB . . . → Read More: Looking for Java Tools

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Suum Cuique

By Yashima, on May 31st, 2004

My old site motto. I have to elaborate on the context of it’s coming up. This morning my little perl statistics script for this site told me that there was a link to my page somewhere out there. It seems Gavin at Gavin’s blog took my project hate rant as an opportunity to point . . . → Read More: Suum Cuique

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WordPress inside-out

By Yashima, on May 30th, 2004

I got the dsablog working again. I re-installed the a completely new wordpress (and lost the acronyms I made in the process) and now you can log in again. I have no idea what went wrong.

Much cooler: I made my first wordpress plugin. I copied nearly everything from the acronym replacer plugin and . . . → Read More: WordPress inside-out

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