I am a sucker for anything with Jeff Goldblum in it. That lovable weirdo schtick of his works for me (and, bonus, we learn he doesn't believe in astrology). Who makes a series about cooking if they can't cook? Jeff Goldblum does, of course. Here's the second episode of "Cooking with Jeff." Last time Jonathan Gold was his special mystery guest. This time it's Bryce Dallas Howard… who also doesn't cook.
Jeff Goldblum can't cook, hosts cooking show anyway
Watch this wonderful Rube Goldberg machine make a pizza pie
Another delightfully inefficient contraption from Joseph's Machines. READ THE REST
Check out this amazing brisket deep-fried in Wagyu fat
Guga just laughs and laughs over how well this brisket works out. His friend does an excellent ScoobyDo when he is told the cooking technique. Inspiring. READ THE REST
Corned beef and cabbage in the Instant Pot is so easy
I had a feeling there wasn't much to corned beef in an instant pot… There is no shortage of videos on the YouTubes to will instruct you in making corned beef and cabbage. It is beyond easy and basically boils down to "put it in the instant pot for 90 minutes, then add vegetables for… READ THE REST
Get a Sam's Club membership for only $20 this weekend only
You may not have heard about it, but earlier this month, America took another important step toward restoring life to normalcy in our post-COVID world: Sam's Club announced samples were back. Look, it might not seem like a huge milestone, but nobody can deny that noshing on a bite of a new cold cut variety… READ THE REST
17 apps, software, streaming services, and more on sale for this weekend only
For all their everything-ness, there are still some areas where even the great and powerful Amazon isn't all that. Sure, you can find just about any physical item being sold in the depths of Amazon product pages somewhere, but when it comes to software and apps, well, that's an area where the eCommerce giant mostly steers… READ THE REST
Amazon can't beat the prices on these killer portable monitors
There's only so much squinting you can do at a tiny smartphone screen before you start wondering why we ever thought it was a good idea to build devices so small in the first place. Sure, portability is a plus, but when you're trying to watch videos on your phone, that itty-bitty baby screen won't… READ THE REST
