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The powerhouse motorbike that is the Kawasaki Z1000SX is a green and black combo with a total disregard for wimps, as this faster upgrade owns the road wherever you take it.
1hr · 4 servings Ingredients 1 lb. zucchini ¾ lb. fresh tomatoes, sliced 1/8-inch thick (about 2 cups) 1¼ lb. 96% lean ground beef 3 oz. light cream cheese 1 tsp salt, divided ½ tsp black pepper 1 cup whole basil leaves 1 cup shredded, reduced-fat mozzarella Directions 1. Using a mandolin or sharp knife, slice the zucchini into ¼-inch slices lengthwise to make lasagna “noodles” (should yield about 4 cups zucchini lasagna noodles). Sprinkle with a ½ teaspoon of salt and allow to sit for 20 to 30 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, combine the ground beef (browning meat prior to mixing is optional but not necessary) with the pepper, cream cheese and remaining salt. 3. Pat dry the sliced zucchini and put one layer into a casserole dish. Top the zucchini with a thin layer of each: the grou
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzmZbg42AC4 Who knew a little bike thing could look so... well... MEAN! Even though it looks like it's about to break the sound barrier, the AK-1 is an automatic folding electric bike designed for the last mile. Actually, 22 miles on a single charge to be exact. Inspired by triangles, it features a sharp edge
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There are three things you'll always find on the verge of going bad in my kitchen: 1. Sauerkraut, which I've made religiously by hand every six months for the last two years, and I've never eaten. I buy a cabbage, ferment it, and then forget that it exists. By "forget," I mean ignore. The idea of sauerkraut is good in theory, but when it comes to actually eating it, well ... my sock looks more appetizing. By "looks," I mean "smells. 2. A quarter cup of homemade hamburger helper. We have "hamburger helper" every two weeks or so here, and no matter what, no matter how hungry everyone is or how full everyone is or how many dogs I threaten to adopt to eat our leftovers, we always have exactly one quarter cup of it still in the pan when dinner is over. It's enough to where you feel a guilty pit in your stomach for even considering throwing it out. But it's not enough for another meal for one person the next day. So into a glass jar it goes, and in the refrigerator it stays, for three weeks, until my conscience is clear enough to say, "Well, if anyone tried to eat it now, they'd just get sick. Even that imaginary dog. Might as well throw it out." It's a system; who am I to change it? 3. One mushy, brown avocado. If you want to ripen avocados quickly, you store them in your cupboard for two or so days. And then you take them out and cook with them, or put them in your fridge to slow the ripening process. Unless you're me. Then, you buy three avocados, even if you only need two, and forget that there's one in the cupboard for a week. Then, one day you're filling your water glass, and a little voice from the cupboard goes, "Hey. Hey. If you don't pay attention to me, I'm going to grow legs and hair, move to Portland, and start an indie band called mono:unsaturated." Yes. You can steal that band name. Anyway, if you're anything like me - although you're probably not, because you actually eat your sauerkraut - you'll have an avocado ready to go for this easy-peasy, food-on-your-hands, super mono:unsaturated hand treatment.
