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Our Cheese Challenger Does it Again!
As you probably know, last summer Suzanne McMinn (Chickens in the Road) accepted our challenge to make a new cheese every month and she has emerged triumphant every time! This month she aced her first magnificent Romano.
Making Romano
By Suzanne McMinn
URL: http://chickensintheroad.com/cooking/making-romano/
lipase powder. (If you haven't tried lipase in your Italian cheeses yet, try it! I used to make mozzarella without lipase. Once I started adding lipase, I was hooked on the flavor it adds.) Lipase is an enzyme that adds the particular flavor you find in Italian cheeses, many of which were originally made with goat's or sheep's milk.
The only Italian cheese I had tried for a long time was mozzarella, and I had a hard enough time conquering that one. I would look over the Romano recipe periodically and turn the page. I was afraid to try it. But, I'm not allowed to be scared now! I have my cheese challenge for New England Cheesemaking to tackle, and with my goal to make all my own cheese, I couldn't wait too long to start making Romano. I love Italian food, and unless I want to give up lasagna forever, I'd better get some Romano or Parmesan going because it takes a long time to age. I haven't tried Parmesan yet, but it's a similar process to Romano, so I'm eager to try it soon now that I've conquered Romano. And yes, I mean conquered! This cheese is so much easier than I expected.
Romano requires thermophilic starter, which is a bacteria that thrives on higher temperatures. Mesophilic starter, which is the starter I've used in previous cheese challenge recipes such as Monterey Jack, is actually killed by heat higher than 104F while thermophilic, on the other hand, is inactive at lower temperatures. The process of creating Romano requires heating the milk up to 116F.
The following recipe is from Ricki Carroll's Home Cheese Making.
How to make Romano cheese:
2 gallons low-fat milk (2 percent)
6 ounces heavy cream
1 packet direct-set thermophilic starter
1/4 teaspoon lipase powder, dissolved in 1/4 cup cool water
1/2 teaspoon rennet, dissolved in 1/4 cup cool water
cheese salt and water for brine
1-2 tablespoons olive oil for the rind (later)
Start by placing the lipase powder in the water to dissolve.
The lipase powder seems kind of clumpy when it goes in.
1. Heat the milk to 88F.
By the way, I got a new 12-quart stainless steel pot to use for two gallon cheese recipes and I am loving it. It's just the right size for two gallons of milk.
This is what a "clean break" means. If you put a knife in there, you could separate the curd without it falling back all over itself. It will firmly separate.
The curds will have become much smaller now as much of the whey has been expelled.
6. Line a 2-pound cheese mold with cheesecloth. (You should be getting your mold lined while you're heating the curds. Have it ready. Don't dawdle!) Place the curds in the mold.
7. Remove the cheese from the mold and gently peel away the cheesecloth. Turn over the cheese, re-dress it, and press at 10 pounds pressure for 30 minutes.
8. Repeat the process but press at 20 pounds pressure for 2 hours.
9. Repeat the process again but press at 40 pounds pressure for 12 hours.
10. Remove the cheese from the mold. Peel away the cheesecloth. Make a brine using 2 pounds of cheese salt and a gallon of water. (I actually use smaller bowls and smaller brines now to save on salt, just be sure that you keep the ratio of salt to water in your brine the same and that it is enough to immerse the cheese.) Soak the cheese in the brine for 12 hours in the refrigerator.
11. Remove the cheese from the brine and pat dry. Age the cheese at 55F and 85 percent humidity. Turn it over frequently and check for mold. If there is any, you can remove it with a cloth dampened in vinegar or salt water. (I haven't had trouble with mold on my Romanos–possibly because it's a dryer cheese.)
12. After 2 months, lightly rub the cheese with olive oil to keep the rind from drying out. (Note that you only need to use one or two tablespoons of oil.) Age for another 3 to 10 months.
Yield: 2 pounds.
Romano is sharper and dryer the longer you age it. It can be used as a "table cheese" after only 5 months, but if you want that wonderful, hard, flavorful Romano that you can grate on top of your pasta and garlic toast, you really want to wait a year.
This could be the longest year of my life.
My experience: I love making Romano! Here's why: IT'S EASY. And fast. It's one of the quicker hard cheese recipes I've tried. From the time you put the milk in the pot to the moment you put it in the press is only 2 hours. And half of that time is when the milk is setting up and you don't even have to do anything. Where has this cheese been all my life?
A two-pound Romano worthy of the emperors.
The rind on that cheese is well-knit, by the way. The impressions on the sides of the cheese are from the cheesecloth. I'm still working on refining my method for keeping the cheesecloth from making imprints. I am, quite possibly, obsessed with cheesecloth imprints and my inability to completely eradicate them. I should probably give up on that.
The only real difficulty I had with the recipe was figuring out how to make low-fat milk out of my fresh whole cow's milk. I researched low-fat milk. What I could find said that low-fat milk is made by taking milk fat out and adding powdered milk solids back (for the consistency of the fluid). Non-fat milk also has powdered milk for the same reason. Only whole milk (from the store) doesn't include powdered milk. (Who knew?!) I'm milking a cow to make cheese with fresh milk and I'm going to put POWDERED milk into it? Nooooo…….
I took my question to the Chickens in the Road forum and after some discussion, came to the conclusion that the best way to make low-fat milk at home from fresh milk was to let the milk sit longer before skimming the cream. When you bring in fresh milk, after filtering, it goes into a big bowl in the fridge to sit for, usually, a day before skimming. If you let the milk sit longer, two days, more cream rises to the top and, after skimming, a lower-fat milk is left behind. (Note that the milk is refrigerated the entire time.) If you have the time and patience for it, you could even let your milk sit three days before skimming. (Or skim daily for three days.)
I've made a couple of Romanos now and will be making more because I have a feeling it's going to be my go-to hard cheese when I'm "pressed" (haha) for time. None of mine have aged two months yet, though, so I haven't gotten to the point of rubbing them with olive oil. If you have any Romano experience, I'd love to hear about it!


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It wasn't the welcome Reacher expected. He was just passing through, minding his own business. But within minutes of his arrival a deputy is in the hospital and Reacher is back in Hope, setting up a base of operations against Despair, where a huge, seething walled-off industrial site does something nobody is supposed to see...where a small plane takes off every night and returns seven hours later...where a garrison of well-trained and well-armed military cops - the kind of soldiers Reacher once commanded - waits and watches...where above all two young men have disappeared and two frightened young women wait and hope for their return.
Joining forces with a beautiful cop who runs Hope with a cool hand, Reacher goes up against Despair - against the deputies who try to break him and the rich man who tries to scare him - and starts to crack open the secrets, starts to expose the terrifying connection to a distant war that's killing Americans by the thousand.
Now, between a town and the man who owns it, between Reacher and his conscience, something has to give. And Reacher never gives an inch.
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"The least fun Reacher book. Read the others first"
Only die hard fans will want to do this one. Lots and lots of questions and mysteries for the plot. And then even more questions are created through every day conversation. For example, when Vaughan and Reacher are driving he asks her "where are we going?" She says "you'll see." When Reacher is traveling with Thurman he asks the same question. Thurman says "you'll see." Toward the end, Reacher has figured things out. When Vaughan asks him what's going on with the plant. He says "I'll tell you later." When she asks what's going on with the boyfriends. He says "I'll tell you later."
So, I'm at the end of the book, and the mysteries have been revealed, and my reaction is "what?...Oh....Not very good." In all other Reacher books he is frequently up against several bad guys at once and wins. I'm wondering if the author was thinking "what if he was up against a whole town?" Maybe that's how the story started. Maybe it could have been good. But it didn't work. Things weren't supported logically enough. Even at the end, I was asking why would everyone in town be so aggressively against every traveling outsider? I know he answered that, sort of, but it wasn't a good answer. And then other things were not justified or explained well enough.
I always have to suspend disbelief in Reacher stories, and I don't mind. But in this book, the reasons were not fun. And the action was not as exciting. There was an occasional fight. But it's mostly just mystery upon mystery with unsatisfying reveals at the end.
We learn that Reacher used to smoke Camels. He quit before any of these books.
A couple scenes. I liked what he did to the two Despair police cars. That surprised me. I wasn't expecting it. When told that the Despair police would be coming to Hope to search for Reacher, Reacher went to Despair for the night. Reacher wanted to search all the rooms at the rooming house in Despair. He told the owner to give him the pass key. If not, the owner would have a lot of expense to repair all the broken doors.
The narrator Dick Hill was very good.
Retired former magazine editor who is working harder than ever as Mr. Dad to his 12-year-old daughter.
"Least favorite of all the Reacher novels"
I've listened to all 11 Reacher novels prior to this one and I think author Lee Child lost some of his magic with Nothing to Lose. After a typical strong beginning, Child has his listeners wandering aimlessly between Hope and Despair along with his protagonist. The sub-plot centering on the plight of other visitors to Despair did little more than give Child an opportunity to turn Reacher into someone who more convincingly resembled Jeanine Garofalo than he did Superman. Officer Vaughn was not a believable character, even for a Reacher novel. And the reception that Vaughn and Reacher received during one of their visits to Despair ruptured credulity. My biggest question during the listen was whether Child was going to let Reacher and the Giant finally get it on before the book ended. Luckily Child didn't disappoint me here. Even with its weaknesses, Nothing to Lose will keep Reacher fans entertained. I'm taking a Lee Child break before moving on to Gone Tomorrow. I remain hopeful that the Man of Steel returns for the 13th installment.
"Dick Hill makes Jack Reacher come alive!"
Dick Hill's narration
He is unbelievable story teller and addictive.. I will keep listening to everything he narrates just for the tone, incantation of his voice etc. He is the best!!
It kept me on my iPhone for hours and in the middle of the night till I finished
God Bless Dick Hill.. I feel like he is a special friend
"Big Lee Child Fan Disappointed"
Lee Child is my favorite writer. But in this one, you feel like you are the one trudging back and forth from Hope to Despair, the two towns in the novel. Many parts are not believable but mostly it is just boring.
"political statement"
I have read all Reacher novels and have liked all of them to date. I wait for a new novel to be published every year and could not wait until this one was available.
This book started off ok but jumped the shark when reacher threw his hand into the political arena. I feel Lee Child wrote this novel to take a shot at the military and administration. Seems like a lot of setup for a lackluster and frustrating ending.
"Well, at least the title was pretty accurate"
This Jack Reacher, had nothing to lose. Actually, this Jack Reacher was a stranger to me. After reading all the other reviews about this book, it is very clear that we, the readers know Jack Reacher better than the author who created him. Lee Child was intellectually dishonest and unfair to his readers by giving Jack Reacher a personality transplant after 11 previous books. I have listened to every previous Reacher book in order, and I know Jack Reacher, and I tell you, this was no Jack Reacher.
So, to Lee Child I would say, you wasted my time, and caused me to waste my money on this poor excuse for a book. Do us all a favor and kill Jack Reacher off, rather than put him through this kind of humiliation again. The Jack Reacher your readers know would prefer that, I'm sure. It's painfully obvious, that you no longer know who Jack Reacher is.
"What a shame"
This was my first Jack Reacher, the man with Dan Rather's mind in Chuck Norris' body. I don't see how an internally conflicted person with no money, no job, and no unifying principles has survived as many novels as he has--only to hitchhike off into the sunset. If you listen to this you're going to have to endure lectures against military leadership, Christians, and care of veterans, lectures in favor of desertion by thinking soldiers issued by a wooden military policeman who should know better. If you're like me, when Child springs his trap on you 5/8s of the way through the book, you won't want to admit the last 10 hours have been a waste and you'll persevere to completion. With all these popular books by Child, I feel like I chose the booby prize with my first pick on Let's Make a Deal.
"Nothing to lose is nothing worth reading."
Until listening to "Nothing to Lose" I was a loyal fan of Jack Reacher. He was a patriot and a man with a moral compass who believed in always doing the right thing. Suddenly he has morphed into a christian-hating, anti-war, cardboard superhero. Hollywood should love this one!
When did Lee Child decide this was the lecture that his (previously) loyal readers needed to hear?
Jack Reacher really does have "nothing to lose". He has already lost his soul.
"Get off your soap box, Lee Child"
Definitely the worst Jack Reacher saga and possibly the worst book ever. Its cardboard characters CRAWLED to the finishing line. First time that I've ever set the audible speed on my iPod to "Fast" (only because I'm one of those people who can't NOT finish a book, no matter how bad). And absolutely the most convoluted plot ever.
Once authors develop a following, why do some of them feel the need to start using their books as soap boxes? Get off your soap box, Lee Child, and go back to what you're great at doing: telling edge-of-your-seat stories through Jack "Dirty Harry" Reacher. PLEASE, turn off your inner Michael Moore. It just doesn't jive with Jack Reacher.
"So much for this character"
Very disappointing, to my mind Jack Reacher would never promote desertion and he would never dis the military. It was a slap in the face the men and woman serving. I really liked the character up until now. Time to drop this author.
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The smoky rich flavor of the chipotle helps make this soup taste like it's been simmering all day.
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil1 cup sliced baby carrots3/4 cup chopped onions2 cloves garlic, minced1/2 teaspoon ground cumin3 (16-ounce) cans black beans, drained and rinsed1 (15-ounce) can diced tomatoes, drained3 cups vegetable broth (page 15)1 to 2 canned chipotle chiles in adobo sauce, mincedSalt and freshly ground black pepperMinced fresh cilantro or parsley, for garnish
Heat the oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the carrots, onions, and garlic. Cover and cook until softened, about 5 minutes. Stir in the cumin, black beans, and tomatoes. Add the broth and the chipotle and season with salt and pepper to taste. Simmer until the vegetables are soft and the flavors have developed, about 15 minutes.
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The KosherEye View
2011 was a year of exciting and innovative food trends – many are still happening, some have ebbed. It's time for KosherEye to share our 2012 culinary forecast.* We invite you to share your thoughts and predictions with us!
Food Prices
Eating Less Meat And Poultry
Food Blogs: The Crowd-Eating Boom
Increased Emphasis on "Farm to Fork"
The Food–To–Go Revolution
Eating at Home – Extreme Home Cooking
Some 2012 Standout Food and Ingredients
• Guilt Free Snacks: Healthier snack options such as hummus, chips and salsa, veggies packaged in to–go sizes, and more protein bars. People are becoming more mindful of their "noshing" choices.
• Honey: This age old nectar is hotter than ever. It is headed toward expanded use as a more natural alternative to high–fructose corn syrup or sugar, and as a treatment for everything from coughs to skin care.
• Resveratrol – Drink your Kosher Wine! The research on Resveratrol (an ingredient in red wine) is convincing scientists and doctors that drinking wine helps prevent damage to blood vessels, reduces "bad" cholesterol, prevents blood clots and offers a reduced risk of heart disease.
• Omega 3: Dietary sources of omega-3 fatty acids include fish oil and certain plant/nut oils. It is found in fish, some nuts (walnuts) and vegetable oils (canola, soybean, flaxseed/linseed, olive). There is evidence from multiple studies controlled amounts of omega 3 reduces the risk of heart attack and strokes, and lowers blood pressure. 2012 will bring more foods infused with Omega 3.
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• Healthy Oils: Are in vogue including coconut oil, palm oil, nut oils and especially olive oil. Non-hydrogenated is still the key word to seek in all oils and margarine.
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Why do you have to use the extreme of 80? In this case, if someone simply wanted to do the speed limit in the fast lane they could not with this lady in front of them. Say what you want but highways and interstates are meant for fast driving. If you want to drive slow, take the side streets. So much time and money is wasted driving, we don't need one driver slowing everyone down. This case is very simple, the left lane is designed for passing and those going the fastest on the highway. If you're not, you're impeding traffic which is illegal in almost every state and basis for the ticket.
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Sure this give them a little bump in there bumper to give them a warning they're not going the speed limit.
because it isn't really an extreme. "flow of traffic" on most interstates I've driven on is easily at least 70. fast lane traffic is usually 75+ with the most aggressive drivers doing 80-90. Although she wasn't doing the speed limit, there's no requirement that she has to go the speed limit though as long as she's going the minimum speed and not doing the minimum speed in the left lane. As I said if people want to go faster than the other driver will "allow" then they need to push to raise the legal speed limit so that overall traffic and drivers like here will legally felt obliged to drive faster without fear of ticket.
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I don't understand the problem, if she is going by the speed limit in the passing lane then people wouldn't be able to overtake her legally without breaking the speed limit anyway?
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She was driving below the speed limit in a passing lane. The bigger issue is that she was in a lane she wasn't supposed to be in and on top of that, she was going slower than other cars in the passing lane.
Yeah but my point was, if she was going the speed limit people wouldn't have been able to overtake her if they were obeying the speed limit no matter what lane she was in, so the point is moot.


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Dr. Heidarian was invited to present her findings from a quality improvement project entitled Post-Operative Delirium Prevention in the Elderly Population with Hip Fracture, which she completed with colleagues at Eisenhower Medical Center, most notably Sue Effinger, RN, MSN/ MHA, Director, Neurological Care Unit.
Post-operative delirium is very common in elderly patients, especially in hip fracture patients. Once it develops, morbidity and mortality increase.
"As a geriatrician, I am very aware of delirium and its impact on patient outcomes. Often, delirium is either misdiagnosed or completely undiagnosed. I wanted to establish protocols to raise awareness and to help us prevent post-operative delirium in our patients," says Dr. Heidarian. "Once diagnosed, delirium is associated with increased risk for death, postoperative complications, longer hospital stays and functional decline. Prevention is key."
A team was created at Eisenhower to identify patients who might develop post-operative delirium. Led by Dr. Heidarian, the multidisciplinary team included orthopedics, anesthesiology, pharmacy and several nursing directors. The group developed a series of alerts and created a protocol to identify at-risk patients with the ultimate goal of prevention.
Also vital to the team's efforts was Eric Peterson, EdM, Vice President, Grant Development and Educational Strategy, Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower, who secured a grant to help fund the project and was supportive throughout the team's development.
The newly developed Care Alert/Criteria System notified all members of the team if a patient met the criteria for certain indicators for potential delirium. Basic criteria included: being 70 years of age or older, malnutrition and/or dehydration, baseline cognitive impairment and the use of certain medications.
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Many of us at the New-York Historical Society have Audubon-mania. Our new exhibition of bird watercolors by John James Audubon, Audubon's Aviary, has brought a lot of excitement to the museum's galleries. Exploring the exhibition and seeing so many beautiful paintings of birds made me wonder what their eggs look like. I know that […]
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Duelist is a self-buff that is triggered when dealing physical damage.
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- Fiora gains 1 stack each time she deals physical damage to an enemy unit from any source (basic attack, ability, items).
- If you have more than 1 stack, damaging a non-champion enemy will not refresh the duration
Ability Details
Lunge is a unit-targeted dash.
- Applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is fully applied.
- will apply a 35% slow.
- Spell shields will block a single instance of damage.
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- Lunge goes on cooldown upon the second cast of Lunge or if timer for the second cast runs up.
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Riposte is a self-targeted buff that auto targets. Its passive is a self-targeted buff.
- Applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is fully applied.
- will apply a 35% slow.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block a single instance of damage.
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- "Riposte" can not block attacks from champion created units such as H-28G Evolution Turret or Jack In The Box.
- Riposte will block all damage from the basic attack, including on-hit effects or attack modifiers.
- It does not block any form of crowd control or debuff attached to the blocked attack.
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Burst of Speed is a self-buff that grants movement speed after an basic attack.
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- Burst of Speed resets Fiora's autoattack timer on-cast.
- The attack speed buff and movement speed buff are two separate buffs.
- Landing basic attacks or Lunge against units will grant movement speed for 3 seconds. This does not apply to structures.
- The movement speed buff refreshes each time Fiora autoattacks within the first 3 seconds. This allows the movement speed buff to last up to a maximum of 6 seconds total if she performs an attack at the very beginning of the attack speed buff, and an attack at the very last moment of the attack speed buff.
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Blade Waltz is a targeted blink that bounces to nearby enemies before arriving.
- Does not apply spell effects.
- Will apply life steal and on-hit effects.
- Cannot critically hit.
- Blade Waltz's damage will be mitigated if Fiora's attack is dodged.
- Block or parry will block one hit from Blade Waltz.
- Fiora will not miss her attacks if she is blind when she attacks an enemy champion.
- Spell shields will block one strike from Blade Waltz.
- will cancel Blade Waltz if her initial target uses it before Fiora can cast her first strike.
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- Fiora will reappear next to the last enemy champion she attacks. Fiora will appear at her initial target unless they die or if she loses sight of them.
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Course provides the student with foundational concepts of mammographic equipment. It will include types and functions, factors that govern and influence image production and recording. Course provides the student with foundational concepts of mammographic quality assurance testing. This course will include factors that govern and influence quality control equipment. The student will gain the knowledge to construct a quality assurance program for a mammography program following the ACR and MQSA guidelines. The student will gain an understanding of various preoperative procedures such as a routine localization, specimen radiography, ultrasound of the breast, cyst aspiration, ductography, fine needle aspiration cytology, and breast MR. Course also includes minimally invasive needle breast biopsy procedures, core biopsy, stereotactic procedures, and interventional procedures used in breast cancer diagnosis.
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Provides the student with the clinical experience required to become competent in performing mammographic procedures, mammographic image critique and time to perform required quality control testing. Upon course completion, the student will be competent in completing the entire examination from request and chart review, to patient screening, explaining the procedure to the patient, positioning the patient, using required accessories, setting the equipment, making a correct exposure, processing the image, completing the paperwork, using the computer to store patient data and maintaining quality control. The course provides an opportunity to obtain documentation of clinical competence as required by the ARRT for eligibility to take the advanced level examination in mammography. Minimum 150 contact hours of supervised instruction required. Students must perform 75 mammographic examinations (screening and/or diagnostic) in addition to the 25 examinations that are required by the initial MQSA mammography requirements. All examinations must be performed on patients (not phantoms or simulations).


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Modern Mouse has a busy life. Just a few short weeks ago, our 5.3L LS-based 383 stroker engine was sporting a massive Whipple supercharger and pumping out over 800 hp. Superchargers are capable of some serious power, but the fact that the big numbers came from less than 10 psi of boost made it all the more rewarding.
Before that, we saw additional displacement and a wide variety of different bolt-ons. Having run through cams, intakes, and a couple of power adders (oh, there will be more), we decided it was time to cater to the carbureted contingent.
Given the popularity of LS engines as swap candidates in early muscle cars, it seemed only natural to take a look at carburetors. While a number of carbureted intakes are currently available for LS applications, Holley recently introduced a trick dual-quad intake for LS engines equipped with cathedral-port heads. Since man does not live by fuel injection alone, we decided it was high time to equip Modern Mouse with some old-school induction.
As much as we love the original small-block, it has just been so easy to make power with Modern Mouse. So far, we have easily exceeded 500 hp in normally aspirated trim, and topped 800 hp with boost. More than just big (one-time-only) dyno numbers, these came as realistic and wholly usable outputs that could be enjoyed on a daily basis. We demanded no less from our carbureted intakes, despite the fact that dual-quad induction systems are often chosen on looks alone. It's hard to argue with the performance and reliability of a single carb on any engine, but they certainly rank behind a trick dual-quad setup when it comes to the all-important "wow" factor. The problem with multi-carb induction is that they often lag behind the single-carb setup in terms of driveability and performance. For some, looking fast takes precedent over actually being fast, but what is wrong with wanting both?
To illustrate that it is possible to offer both form and function, we took Holley up on its offer to test its new dual-quad intake system. Designed to fit LS applications with cathedral-port heads, the new mid-rise, dual-quad intake was listed for LS engines up to 427 cubic inches with an effective operating range to 7,000 rpm. The mid-rise design positioned the intake between a standard low-rise, dual-plane and a dedicated (high-rise) tunnel ram. Holley now offers a dual-quad tunnel ram for rectangular-port LS3 applications, which we have tested with excellent results.
Having run that tunnel ram on a stroker LS3, we were anxious to see what the mid-rise design had to offer on our 383 stroker. Our one (very minor) complaint about the intake involved carburetion. Holley designed the intake to receive a pair of 4160 carbs or (of all things) Carter AFBs (or Edelbrock equivalents). Some feel it would be sacrilege to run anything but Holley carbs on a Holley dual-quad intake, but that said, we must admit that the induction system worked extremely well with the pair of 390-cfm 4160s.
Rather than compare the dual-quad intake to the FAST (or other) EFI system, we decided to select a typical carbureted single-plane intake. We figured that the choice would be less about carburetor versus EFI than different carbureted intakes. We also wanted to see how well the dual-quad induction stacked up against a known entity. For this test we selected what is considered by many to be the mainstay of single-plane manifolds, the Edelbrock Victor Jr. intake. We know from experience that a single-plane intake will usually offer impressive top-end power but often sacrifice low-speed torque. For most street applications, the dual-plane is a better choice thanks to improved torque through most of the rev range, but it is hard to top the single-plane intake for peak power.


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