Yeo’s Chilli Sauce

August 7, 2001 D. H. McKee

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Just kicking back this evening, not doing much at all. I’m almost done another painting, but it’s missing something, and I can’t quite put my finger on it. Visited the Asian grocery store just down Krug St. and picked up some spices and a bottle of Yeo’s Chilli Sauce. This stuff is really good — it’s just like ketchup, but made with peppers and garlic. I was almost out of ketchup too.
Had some toast with miso, and a couple of Yves veggie dogs for protein. I like really simple and easy-to-make foods. When I’m with friends, I’m more likely to make something complicated, but when I’m alone, I get lazy. Tonight I was very lazy.

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