Muffins

[Chris_H_2]

Pete likes to put it on a charcoal grill with a smoke box full of maple wood chips.

[Norah]

can you please take this seriously

[doug rr]

peach chips instead?

[washing machine]

You can grill a muffin on an iron if you’re in a pinch.

[doug rr]

You can grill a muffin on an iron if you’re in a pinch.

on or under?

[washing machine]

Does it matter?

[doug rr]

on just seems like it would be harder..you'd have to hold the iron upside down and it could fall off..and then doing the other side would be tough too..the other way you just put the iron on top of it and turn it over with your hand

[washing machine]

Do you pick at your muffins bite by bite or just take the whole thing up to your mouth and eat it like a hand fruit?

[Norah]

I usually pick at it.

[Norah]

But I would eat a cupcake like a hand fruit.

[epilogue]

zero donuts

[wease]

I had one donut earlier today.

[epilogue]

I had one donut earlier today.

[washing machine]

From Chapter 15 of Kim Gordon's wonderful memoir, Girl in a Band:

In New York at that time there were no Starbucks, no Pret A Mangers, no Duane Reades on every corner, but every few blocks you’d run into a Chock Full o’ Nuts, a chain of countertop diners that sold doughnuts, muffins, bagels, and coffee that tasted like hot black water but kept you awake and alert. One of the few things I could afford to eat was Chock Full o’ Nuts corn muffins, grilled* and buttered.

*

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[washing machine]

I don't know

[knee tunes]

I thought chock full of nuts was coffee, well it is

[Norah]

i'm told it's heavenly coffee

[washing machine]

If it's good enough for my all-time celeb crush Kim Gordon then it's good enough for me.