So Beyonce' dropped a megaton bomb on everybody's year-end lists overnight...
deep.honey
Live...from a secret bachelorette lair atop her favorite obelisk...
Friday, December 13, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
They Flipped It: The Best Remixes and Covers of 2013
An astounding number of brilliant covers and remixes popped up on my radar this year.
Labels:
30 Seconds to Mars,
B.O.B.,
Best Remixes of 2013,
Cosmic Dawn,
Covers,
CyHi the Prynce,
Disclosure,
Kendrick Lamar,
Pharrell,
Rihanna,
Sam Smith,
Songs of 2013,
Taylor Swift,
The Wknd,
Year-End List
Monday, December 9, 2013
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Regina King Was Robbed. Again.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Mixology: Ginger Reef
I should totally be a recipe writer for Trader Joe's and BJ's Club. If such a job exists.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Thoughts and Prayers...
If you were adversely affected by the weekend storm, you are in my thoughts and prayers! I was blessed to only have my electricity blink on and off a few times, and for some strange reason, the central A/C went off for a few hours afterward.
After I heard a noise outside that sounded like a bomb going off, and saw the high hurricane-like winds that seemed to come out of nowhere on Friday night, I wondered, "If I post my last will and testament on Facebook, is it legally binding? My parents better creamate me." LOL.
I won't use this opportunity to rant at length about the ridiculously fragile infrastructure of the capital area--for the conspiracy theorists, China won't have to bother taking over the city with tanks, just wait until a moderate storm passes and parachute right in...--I just hope you and your families are safe and sound and able to stay out of the heat.
God Bless!
deep.honey
After I heard a noise outside that sounded like a bomb going off, and saw the high hurricane-like winds that seemed to come out of nowhere on Friday night, I wondered, "If I post my last will and testament on Facebook, is it legally binding? My parents better creamate me." LOL.
I won't use this opportunity to rant at length about the ridiculously fragile infrastructure of the capital area--for the conspiracy theorists, China won't have to bother taking over the city with tanks, just wait until a moderate storm passes and parachute right in...--I just hope you and your families are safe and sound and able to stay out of the heat.
God Bless!
deep.honey
Thursday, June 28, 2012
My VH1 Programming Suggestion
I’ve said it before, and with the arrival of “Hollywood
Exes,” I’ll say it again.
Monday, June 25, 2012
The Single Sister's Guide to Decoding the Online Profile
I recently gave in to curiosity and created a profile on a
dating site for black singles.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Kitchen Lab: Dessert Pizza for Mother's Day
After an exhausting evening of dealing with my hair last night, I needed to whip up a relatively easy snack. Coincidentally, it ended up being something perfect for a Mother's Day brunch.
This dessert pizza had to be divinely inspired, because I have no natural cooking skills, and it was almost 10 PM when I started gathering ingredients.
Blueberry Dessert Pizza Ingredients
Half a ball of pizza dough (I used Trader Joe’s)
Reduced-sugar apricot jam “juice”(Trader Joe’s)
¾ cup of frozen blueberries
Cinnamon
Sugar
Vanilla Extract
Goat cheese (I used Trader Joe’s Honey Chevre)
Pre-heat the oven to 425 degrees.
Spread the dough out on your pan of choice. I used a cast iron skillet.
Spread a light coating of apricot jam juice (you know, the excess liquid that sits on top), or actual jam over the dough like pizza sauce.
Splash about ¾ of a teaspoon of vanilla extract around the dough, smearing it into the jam juice. Sprinkle the blueberries over the dough.
Apply a generous dusting of cinnamon, then sugar, to the blueberries. Top with goat cheese crumbles. I used about a quarter of the container.
Put the pizza in the stove for 10 minutes. Check it, and put it back in for five more. Your cooking time may vary from mine if you are not using cast iron.
If you really want to get your Martha Stewart on, add mint leaves in the middle for a splash of color after you remove the pizza from the oven.
Voila! So easy, so quick and so delicious. It was waaay better than I anticipated. Thank you, Jesus!
I should’ve taken a picture, but umm…I inhaled the whole thing. Don't judge me--there's all kinds of anti-aging antioxidants swimming in my system from the blueberries right now.
I would totally make this for my mom and grandma if I were headed home this weekend. If you are making this for a family of four, I would suggest doubling the recipe and using a whole ball of dough. If you attempt it, send me a photo!
Bon appetit, and Happy Mother’s Day!
Blueberry Dessert Pizza Ingredients
Half a ball of pizza dough (I used Trader Joe’s)
Reduced-sugar apricot jam “juice”(Trader Joe’s)
¾ cup of frozen blueberries
Cinnamon
Sugar
Vanilla Extract
Goat cheese (I used Trader Joe’s Honey Chevre)
Pre-heat the oven to 425 degrees.
Spread the dough out on your pan of choice. I used a cast iron skillet.
Spread a light coating of apricot jam juice (you know, the excess liquid that sits on top), or actual jam over the dough like pizza sauce.
Splash about ¾ of a teaspoon of vanilla extract around the dough, smearing it into the jam juice. Sprinkle the blueberries over the dough.
Apply a generous dusting of cinnamon, then sugar, to the blueberries. Top with goat cheese crumbles. I used about a quarter of the container.
Put the pizza in the stove for 10 minutes. Check it, and put it back in for five more. Your cooking time may vary from mine if you are not using cast iron.
If you really want to get your Martha Stewart on, add mint leaves in the middle for a splash of color after you remove the pizza from the oven.
Voila! So easy, so quick and so delicious. It was waaay better than I anticipated. Thank you, Jesus!
I should’ve taken a picture, but umm…I inhaled the whole thing. Don't judge me--there's all kinds of anti-aging antioxidants swimming in my system from the blueberries right now.
I would totally make this for my mom and grandma if I were headed home this weekend. If you are making this for a family of four, I would suggest doubling the recipe and using a whole ball of dough. If you attempt it, send me a photo!
Bon appetit, and Happy Mother’s Day!
Thursday, April 19, 2012
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