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- Maximize your business results by fully understanding how to plan your UAG integration
- Consistently be ahead of the game by taking control of your server with backup and advanced monitoring
- An essential tutorial for new users and a great resource for veterans
- Uncover the advantages and ease of use of Direct Access, the latest VPN technology from Microsoft
- Packed with detailed explanations of concepts, terms and technologies, with hand-in-hand guidance through the tough parts
- Includes the most updated information, up to and including Service Pack 1 for UAG 2010
Book DetailsLanguage : English
Paperback : 484 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : January 2011
Author(s) : Erez Ben-Ari, Ran Dolev
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Enterprise Products and Platforms, Microsoft Other, Enterprise, Microsoft
Table of ContentsPreface
Chapter 1: Planning Your Deployment
Chapter 2: Installing UAG
Chapter 3: UAG Building Blocks
Chapter 4: Publishing Web Applications
Chapter 5: Advanced Applications and Services
Chapter 6: Authenticating and Controlling Access
Chapter 7: Configuring UAG Clients
Chapter 8: Endpoint Policies
Chapter 9: Server Maintenance and Upkeep
Chapter 10: Advanced Configuration
Chapter 11: DirectAccess
Chapter 12: Troubleshooting
Appendix A: Introduction to RegEx RegEx
Appendix B: Introduction to ASP
- Chapter 1: Planning Your Deployment
- Basic principles
- How UAG works
- Software requirements
- Hardware requirements
- Considerations for placing the server
- Planning the networking infrastructure
- Domain membership
- Planning remote connectivity
- Load balancing and high availability
- Choosing clients
- From test to production
- Tips for a successful deployment
- Deployment checklist
- Do's and Don'ts for a successful deployment
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Installing UAG
- What the installation contains
- Service Packs and updates
- Preparing your server
- Pre-installation checklist
- Preparing the installation files
- Installation
- Verifying the installation
- Running the Getting Started Wizard
- Applying updates or Service Packs
- Common issues during installation
- Post installation issues
- Summary
- Chapter 3: UAG Building Blocks
- What are trunks and applications?
- Types of trunks
- Types of applications
- Built-in services
- Web applications
- Client/Server and Legacy
- Browser-embedded applications
- Terminal Services (TS) / Remote Desktop Services (RDS)
- What is URL signing and how does it work?
- Designing your trunks, applications, and nesting
- Some common applications and the appropriate templates
- DNS name resolution
- Preparing for an HTTPS trunk
- Asymmetric encryption
- Digital certificates
- Creating an HTTPS trunk
- Publishing an HTTP trunk
- What happens when you add a trunk?
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Publishing Web Applications
- The four steps to application publishing
- Application specific hostname applications versus Portal hostname applications
- The Add Application Wizard
- Application order
- Considerations for Exchange publishing
- Considerations for SharePoint publishing
- Different internal and external names
- Same internal and external FQDN names but different protocols
- Same internal and external names and protocols
- Sharepoint and IE security enhancements
- What is the Active Directory Federation Services 2.0 application?
- Certificate validation for published web servers
- Did you remember to activate?
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Advanced Applications and Services
- Advanced application types
- Remote connectivity
- Configuring browser embedded applications
- Configuring client/server applications
- Enhanced Generic Client Applications
- Enhanced HAT
- Generic HTTP Proxy Enabled Client Application
- Generic SOCKS Enabled Client Application
- Citrix Program Neighborhood (Direct)
- Outlook (corporate/workgroup mode)
- SSL Application Tunneling component automatic disconnection
- Local Drive Mapping
- Remote Network Access
- SSL Network Tunneling (Network Connector)
- Planning for Network Connector
- Adding Network Connector to the portal
- Configuring the Network Connector server
- Activating and testing the Network Connector
- Network Connector disconnecting?
- Remote Desktop applications
- Remote Desktop RDG templates
- Remote Desktop—predefined and user defined
- Remote Desktop considerations
- File Access
- Preparing to Publish File Access
- Configuring File Access Domains, Servers, and Shares
- Using File Access
- More fun with File Access
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Authenticating and Controlling Access
- UAG session and authentication concepts
- The basic authentication flow
- Trunk level authentication settings
- Authentication servers
- RSA SecurID
- WinHTTP
- Authentication server of the type "Other"
- Smart card/client certificate authentication
- Special handling for MS Office Rich Clients
- Application level authentication settings
- Handling form based authentication to backend applications
- Kerberos constrained delegation
- Application authorization settings
- Local groups
- Requirements and limitations for AD FS 2.0 in UAG
- Configuring the AD FS 2.0 authentication server in UAG
- Additional configuration steps on the AD FS 2.0 server
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Configuring UAG Clients
- What are the client components?
- Endpoint detection
- SSL Application Tunneling component
- Socket Forwarding
- SSL Network Tunneling component
- Endpoint Session Cleanup component
- Supported platforms
- Installing and uninstalling the client components
- Preemptive installation of the components
- Checking the client components version
- The trusted sites list
- Don't need the Client components?
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Endpoint Policies
- What endpoint policies can do and how they work?
- How it works?
- Endpoint policies access type
- Platform specific policies
- Assigning endpoint policies
- Built-in policies
- Choosing or designing the appropriate policies for your organization
- Creating policies using the policy editor
- Editing policies in script mode
- Configuring upload and download settings
- Identify by URL
- Identify by extension
- Identify by size
- Configuring restricted zone settings
- Certified Endpoints
- Integration with Network Access Protection
- How does NAP work?
- Configuring UAG to use NAP
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Server Maintenance and Upkeep
- Who needs monitoring?
- The UAG activation monitor
- The UAG Web Monitor
- Monitoring sessions
- General
- Applications
- Endpoint Information
- Parameters
- Session Statistics
- Monitoring applications and users
- Monitoring server farms
- Monitoring server array members
- Event Viewer
- Event Query
- Configuring UAG event logging
- Queue and report size
- Built-in
- RADIUS and Syslog
- UAG services
- UAG and the System Event Log
- Publishing the UAG Web Monitor
- Live Monitoring using TMG
- The Windows Performance Monitor
- Running a server trace
- Updating the server with Windows Updates
- Updating the server with UAG updates
- Other updates
- Antivirus on the server and other tools
- Backing up UAG
- Restoring UAG (to itself, and to other servers)
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Advanced Configuration
- Basic trunk configuration
- Advanced configuration overview
- The General tab
- The Authentication tab
- The Session tab
- The Application Customization tab
- The Portal tab
- The URL Inspection tab
- Global URL Settings and URL Set tabs
- Rule editing and modification
- NLB and Arrays
- Adding load balancing into the mix
- Putting it all together
- Summary
- Chapter 11: DirectAccess
- What's in it for me?
- A little bit of history
- How does DirectAccess work?
- IPSec and its tunnels
- IPv6—what's the big deal?
- Hardware considerations
- Connecting your server to the Internet
- The Network Location Server
- More infrastructure considerations
- Client connection modes
- Setting up the IP-HTTPS public site
- DirectAccess name resolution
- ISATAP, DNS64, and NAT64
- Tunneling mode
- DirectAccess Connectivity Assistant
- Putting it all together
- Wizard Rime
- Client and GPO configuration
- The DirectAccess Connectivity Assistant
- DirectAccess Server configuration
- Infrastructure Servers configuration
- End-to-End Access configuration
- Keeping an eye on the server
- Trouble?
- Removing DirectAccess
- Setup and configuration errors
- Whose fault is it?
- DCA to the rescue
- Server related issues
- Client side issues
- Transition technology issues
- Advanced troubleshooting
- Additional resources
- Summary
- Chapter 12: Troubleshooting
- Whodunnit?
- Administrative errors
- File Access
- SSL Network Tunneling
- Certificate problems during activation
- Backup and restore
- Updating the server
- Portal and Trunk issues
- Application issues
- Common application publishing mishaps
- Blocking uploads and downloads
- URL limits
- Server Performance
- Other optimizations
- SharePoint issues
- SSL tunneling
- Other server and application issues
- Client issues
- RDS client issues
- Misc client issues
- Customization issues
- General errors
- Tracing problems
- What's next?
- Summary
- Appendix A: Introduction to RegEx RegEx
- Why do I need this?
- What are Regular Expressions?
- The UAG RegEx RegEx syntax
- Literals
- Special characters
- Appendix B: Introduction to ASP
- What is ASP, and how does it work?
- What can you do with it?
- Getting started with ASP
- Putting the pieces together
- Some more ASP principles
- No one likes to repeat himself
- So, what's in it for me?
Submit Errata
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Sample chapters
You can view our sample chapters and prefaces of this title on PacktLib or download sample chapters in PDF format.
What you will learn from this book
- Understand how UAG can help your organization with secure remote access.
- Plan and design the integration of UAG into your unique environment.
- Create trunks and publish all kinds of applications on them.
- Enable VPN access for multiple platforms.
- Design and implement DirectAccess for your organization.
- Manage endpoint security with advanced policies.
- Monitor, maintain and secure your Microsoft server.
- Integrate UAG with multiple infrastructures and platforms.
- Discover various types of applications UAG can publish, and how to publish them.
- Learn how to provide remote access to your users or partners using SSL technology.
- Take advantage of single sign-on with low administrative overhead and high security.
- Integrate UAG with existing authentication infrastructure like Active Directory.
- Gain knowledge of advanced endpoint management for ultimate security in a world of unknowns.
- Perform troubleshooting and solve problems like the pros.
- Integrate UAG with AD FS V2 for maximum corporate flexibility and security.
- Discover how to publish Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and 2010 securely
- Find out how UAG interacts with TMG 2010 (the successor to ISA server 2004)
In Detail
Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG) is the latest in a line of Application Publishing (Reverse Proxy) and Remote Access (VPN) Server products. The broad set of features and technologies integrated into UAG makes for a steep learning curve. Understanding all the features and abilities of UAG is a complex task that can be daunting even to experienced networking and security engineers.
This book is the first to be dedicated solely to Microsoft Forefront UAG. It guides you step-by-step throughout all the stages of deployment, from design to troubleshooting. Written by the absolute experts who have taken part of the product's development, official training and support, this book covers all the primary features of UAG in a friendly style and a manner that is easy to follow. It takes you from the initial planning and design stage, through deployment and configuration, up to maintenance and troubleshooting.
The book starts by introducing UAG's features and and abilities, and how your organization can benefit from them. It then goes on to guide you through planning and designing the integration of the product into your own unique environment. Further, the book guides you through the process of publishing the various applications, servers and resources - from simple web applications to complex client/server based applications. It also details the various VPN technologies that UAG provides and how to take full advantage of them. The later chapters of the book educate you with common routine "upkeep" tasks like monitoring, backup and troubleshooting of common issues. Finally, the book includes an introduction to ASP, which some of the product's features are based on, and can help the advanced administrator with enhancing and customizing the product.
Explore Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway's wide range of features and abilities to publish applications to remote users or partners, and provide remote-access to your network with world-class security.
This book is a hands-on guide, describing concepts, ideas and terminology related to UAG and related technologies. The book starts with a discussion of terms that UAG technology is based on, and proceeds with step-by-step guidance for performing the various tasks related to UAG's core features. Each topic is preceded by a discussion of considerations that the administrator and the organization needs to go through to prepare for the task at hand, and includes plenty of screenshots illustrating what the administrator should expect to see on-screen, with real-life examples of configuration options.
Who this book is for
If you are a Networking or Security engineer who intends to integrate UAG into the organization network, then this book is for you. You need no experience with UAG or its predecessors, though basic understanding of Networking and Windows Server management and engineering is required. Experience with security systems like Firewalls would also help you to better understand some of the topics covered by this book.


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|#2 Subject: Favorite Arcade Game Posted: 07/21/2004 16:10:41
If anyone is still listening I want to ask what your favorite arcade game is. So, What is it. Mine's Metal Slug 3, followed closely by Metal Slug 4
|#3 Subject: Fave Arcade Posted: 07/23/2004 00:00:44
This might be a little old-school, but I loved Stryder. (ummm, not loved in the creepy sense.)
|#4 Subject: It's About Time! Posted: 09/06/2004 01:13:25
Let me tell you a story about the good ol' days or back in the day for you minors. And I mean way back. The first arcade game I played was Gunfighter. It had blocky characters and blocks for bullets and to handles that moved up and down one with a button on top that fired your gun. The poor soul who owned the skating rink had set the game up so you could play for free. They had to surgically remove my tail from it...lol.
Then there were Space Invaders, Asteroids, Pac-Man, Pole Position and Defender, among others. Games were a quarter apiece...no, I'm not joking...and most of the games that first came out for the nes were from the arcade. You and your friends would go and see who the best was. You were in a public place so when you were on it everybody knew it. And shame knew no limits when you screwed up. If I had all the quarters I spent in the arcades I'd be partners with Bill Gates. Bring back 25 cent arcade games. Heck, bring back 25 cent pay phones. The times at the arcades were some of the best of my life. It makes me sad that some younger people will never know the experience which can't be replaced by any piece of hardware.
|#5 Subject: BRING BACK GORF! Posted: 09/07/2004 00:18:21
And Star Castle wouldn't be bad either. Us old folks love our old games.
|#6 Subject: Arcade Games Posted: 11/04/2004 16:25:47
Hello everyone, I just joined this club today. I's assuming some of you own some arcade machines, much like myself. Currently I have a Neo Geo MVS 4-Slot dedicated, a Nintendo Vs. Sit Down, a Super Mario Bros. full size pinball machine, and a Vigilante dedicated cab that is currently in the restoration process.
My main problem with the Vigilante cab is that I can't get sound and the Electrohome G07 monitor has a rolling picture. Anyone have any good solid ideas of what I can look for to repair these 2 problems?
|#7 Subject: Idea for Liberation Posted: 12/05/2004 01:12:45
Uhhh... Let's burn things.
|#8 Subject: BEST CLUB EVER Posted: 12/16/2004 00:02:11
Hey, I just joined this club, because damn it, I'm sick of going to a bar and seeing nothing but golden tee. I want to go to an arcade and see three or four pinball machines in a row worth playing. I want to be able to spin the little arkanoid wheel and swear and shake the machine when I miss the ball, I want to play time crisis 1-3, all in a row, and not have to get distracted by some fourteen-year-old stomping on a DDR pad, I want games where I waste ten dollars, and it's not a dollar a play. I could go on like this forever, so I'll quit and say HELL YEAH, this club rules.
|#9 Subject: What happened to the arcades? Posted: 12/20/2004 22:08:24
I'm a youngin', but I do remember the arcades of the olden days. They were smokey, dimly lit dungeons of beeping lights and weird smells. My mother forbade me to ever enter, most likely because she was afraid that Geek was contagious. Well, somehow I weasled out of her grasp and wandered into the arcades and found... what? DDR hustlers who group around to smirk if you do less than 18 feet? Initial D, whose pounding techno drowns out my beeping Galaga, hidden in the back corner near the half open curtain where part-time Bobby is eating his Subway sandwich? People used to go to the arcade and they used to stay there all day to waste cash and goof off and have a good time. I'm so disgusted by the smell of sweaty boy, the annoying music and the ten year olds that look over your shoulder to tell you how much you suck that I leave after about 5 minutes. I have a stack of arcade tokens I keep cashing and end up running away before using. This has got to stop! Was I waiting for this?!
|#10 Subject: Playland Posted: 01/07/2005 19:14:27
I was only there twice, but Playland wsa the greatest arcade I've ever seen. It was like every holiday crammed into one building. Follow it up with a trip to the hooka lounge and that was one awesome evening.
|#11 Subject: Hello arcadelovers! Posted: 01/16/2005 08:12:24
Nice,there are still people who like to go to the arcade.It is even worse in the Netherlands(only 2 big ones left).I'm a shooterfan myself so i have my own club for true 2D shooters.Feel free to join at 2D SHOOTERSHEAVEN...till next time!
|#12 Subject: Sigh! Posted: 01/23/2005 17:12:35
I watched anIcon show on arcades and got real old fast.Man I missed those days
|#13 Subject: Lethal Enforcers Posted: 01/25/2005 00:41:32
Has anyone played lethal enforcers? I used to go to an arcade at a ski resort with a broken lethal enforcers machine (free games). The game only was 25 cents anyways. Such a beautiful machine.
|#14 Subject: Your ass grew up in the arcade. Posted: 02/08/2005 00:53:02
My ass grew WIDE in the arcade. HA!
|#15 Subject: hahahaha Posted: 02/09/2005 07:23:46
they gotta stop putting those things so near the food court in the mall
|#16 Subject: arcade-staurants Posted: 02/09/2005 14:44:58
whats the take on this whole jillian's / dave & buster's scene thats on the rise? i kinda dig it. an arcade for those of us who grew up in them, and now you can get tanked their too.
when smokin was legal in ny you could drink smoke and eat your way to bein broke. only prob is there a little too big on "attractions" (sit downs, sims, pop-a-shot, etc) and not too big on good old cabs.
i really want to see what this whole "card gaming" thing is about thats blowin up in japan. where you place cards on a magnetic sensor and they have properties, i've seen the tech used in soccer and horserace sims, the concept just seems foreign.
|#17 Subject: I love you Souvlaki! Posted: 02/20/2005 22:44:48
currently the only actual arcade game I've been able to play recently has been Capcom Bowling at the local Greek Diner, but I'll be damned if that isn't a great multiplayer game. Especially after eating the world's best Gyros. Yum and Yay!
|#18 Subject: psst. Posted: 04/24/2005 03:48:31
the outfoxies! play it if you havn't.
|#19 Subject: Blog love Posted: 07/13/2005 13:41:45
Posted some Batrider love in my Blog today...some Espgaluda in there too if you go back a couple days.
|#20 Subject: Sup Guys Posted: 08/15/2005 03:00:10
Drop by my page and comment on my Metallica poll; I'll repay the favor by commenting on your site.
|#21 Subject: 80s Arcade Mix Posted: 09/08/2005 03:18:44
Anyone have any ideas on what would make a great 80s mix cd to play along to my new copy of Namco Museum 50th Anniversary? I hate how the music cuts out when you go to play a game. What are some 80s songs that sound great when you go to an arcade. There is funspot in weirs beach new hamshire that plays music and that was great...but all I remember is Rush. THanks guys.
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|#22 Subject: Welcome Posted: 07/16/2004 01:01:30
I welcome you all to post on the ALF (I wrote the name, then I noticed that it spelled that idiot's name so I stuck with it) board. We welcome any type of discussion, especially stuff that's off-topic. The Point of this site is to have fun, and I reccomend you do so. Please send me suggestions, especially crude ones (they're always more fun to read), I'd like everyone to post, start polls and be active. That's always fun. Long live the ALF!
|#23 Subject: What??? Posted: 07/16/2004 01:47:16
Dude, Alf was not an idiot, he was the most preofessional classically trained stage actor of the latter half of the 20th Century!
|Metal Slug F...
|#24 Subject: My Apologies Posted: 07/16/2004 02:03:08
You are correct sir. I am sorry, I did not recognize the genius of Alf earlier, your re-education of me with that tire-iron set me right.
|#25 Subject: Tire-Iron Justice Posted: 07/17/2004 11:40:16
Not a problem, dawg. Just makin' sure my homie got his props. But could you maybe bleed a little less next time, this iron's a b**ch to clean!
|#26 Subject: Good news good news Posted: 09/07/2004 15:31:38
I got PC Atari up and running last night or this morning, depending on when you go to bed. Now I can play 2600 games on the pc! If anybody knows where I can get an actual working rom of James Bond for the 2600 I would apperciate it. I had it for the 2600 and it rocked. My next feat of daring will probably to download a MAME emulator. I started on Virtual Coleco last night and got it going but I'm having problems with it. Long live the classics!
|#27 Subject: Gaming Goal. Posted: 09/14/2004 02:37:23
One day when I finally start making a salary I will own a Neo-Geo four slot... and all will be well with the world. Until I finally have to fork out the money to get the X-Men arcade game. I wouldn't have these goals if Ohio wasn't so void of good arcades.
|Fired CPU
|#28 Subject: Trying to buy a 4 slot MVS Posted: 10/06/2004 04:41:22
A friend checked for me, and found a local company may be willing to sell a 4 slot MVS with 19 inch monitor and games included for between $100-$150. It is in good condition. Only was at a Wal-Mart and Washateria. Man how I want it so bad.
|ProMo 1
|#29 Subject: Down with Liberating Posted: 10/11/2004 21:08:50
My friends and I try to patron a few of the local arcades out here because lets face it.... who knows how long most of them will be open since the console boom but I cant really bitch about that since I am a Gamer but we can stick by our roots and try to keep it alive.
|#30 Subject: It's a crime not to join this club Posted: 12/22/2004 19:55:40
Something needs to be done. Arcades are to blame too. The coin-op machines need to be more advanced than home systems. Just like in the good ol' days.
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Ulrich, singer-guitarist James Hetfield, guitarist Kirk Hammett and bassist Robert Trujillo will perform the Black Album at their Orion Music + More festival, to be held June 23rd-24th in Atlantic City. They'll also stomp through 1984's Ride the Lightning, another first. As the members explain in these interviews, before and after practice, this is a summer of firsts. An eight-show run in Mexico City will feature an extravagant new stage that is a component of the 3D movie Metallica are developing with director Nimród Antal. And with Orion Music + More, Metallica are launching a personalized twist on the festival experience. Ulrich is programming a film tent; Hammett is the host of Kirk's Crypt, devoted to his collection of horror-movie memorabilia. Everyone in the band had a loud say in the wide range of acts on the rest of the bill.
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The Federal Reserve could take more steps to boost the struggling U.S. economy. That's according to minutes released Wednesday of the Federal Open Market Committee's July 31-Aug. 1 meeting.
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Michael Reagan, the eldest son of President Ronald Reagan, called 'The Butler' a 'bogus story.'
With a few exceptions, critics and audiences have loved "Lee Daniels' The Butler," as it's topped the box office for two weekends in a row. However, the son of one of its subjects is panning the film: Michael Reagan, son of President Ronald Reagan, called it "a bogus story."
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In an interview with Newsmax, Reagan criticized the movie for taking too much liberty with history. "It's a fictionalized account of a true person at the White House, but it's written and directed by a person who, in fact, has another agenda, and that's to disparage the memory of Ronald Reagan," he said.
"The Butler" follows the civil rights movement through the eyes of Cecil Gaines (played by Forest Whitaker), a longtime African-American White House servant, inspired by a real life presidential butler named Eugene Allen.
In the film, President Reagan (played by Alan Rickman) and his wife Nancy (played by Jane Fonda, whose casting caused controversy of its own) are depicted to be very fond of Cecil, even inviting him to a State Dinner.
[ALSO: This Fall's Oscar Contenders]
However the movie also includes a scene in which President Reagan refuses to enforce sanctions on South Africa for its policy of apartheid.
"My father was not a racist," Reagan says and later notes that other characters in the film, like Cecil's wife (played by Oprah Winfrey), are also depicted unfairly. A number of Ronald Reagan biographers have slammed the film as well.
Meanwhile, President Barack Obama appears to have enjoyed the movie, telling radio host Tom Joyner and co-host Sybil Wilkes that it made him "tear up."
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•Theft. Police said a New Castle woman's driver's license was reported stolen from her car on Mount Air Road, North Beaver Township, between 11 p.m. Sunday and 2 p.m. Monday.
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•Nila Sims, 26, of New Castle, manufacture, deliver or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver, intent to possess a controlled substance, use/possession of drug paraphernalia and three counts of conspiracy.
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Original recipe yields 1 - 10x15 inch pan
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Let stand until creamy, about 10 minutes. In a small saucepan, heat the buttermilk until warm to the touch.
- Pour the buttermilk and oil into the yeast mixture; mix well. Combine the flour, salt and baking soda. Stir the flour mixture into the liquid 1 cup at a time, until a soft dough forms. Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead 20 times. Cover and let rest for 15 minutes. In a small bowl, stir together the butter, brown sugar and cinnamon.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll dough out into a large rectangle. Spread the brown sugar and butter mixture over the dough, roll up into a log and pinch the seam to seal. Slice into 1 inch pieces and place cut side up in a lightly greased 10x15 baking pan. Cover and let rise 30 minutes or cover and refrigerate overnight. If baking immediately, preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
- Bake in preheated oven for 20 to 25 minutes, until golden brown. Let stand for 2 to 3 minutes before serving.
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WONDERFUL!!! These cinnamon rolls were very quick and easy, the only changes I had to make were to add more flour (about a cup and a half or two cups) to keep it from being so sticky, and I added some cinnamon to the dough and about 1/4 cup sugar because I noticed the recipe didn't call for any. Also sugar helps the yeast proof faster. Since we love cinnamon, I put more into the brown sugar mix than the recipe called for. Also, I put them in the refrigerator overnight and they rose some, but not as much as I wanted so I let them rise in a warm place (the closet) for an hour before I baked them. The baking time was only 14 minutes for mine, and the cinnamon rolls were so perfect and golden and ENORMOUS! This recipe made 18 enormous cinnamon rolls. Seeing as it's only my mom and I, I'm going to give some to neighbors and friends. I topped them with homemade cream cheese frosting, but I don't think they needed it because they were already so moist and soft and wonderful. I don't think they were cakey or biscuity at all. As good as Cinnabon, just a lot cheaper! And if you crowd the pan a bit, the middles of the cinnamon rolls will come up just like Cinnabons. A couple tips: Warm the buttermilk over the lowest heat setting or it will start to curdle. Also, once you have your cinnamon roll log, stretch it out a bit if you need to to make it all the same thickness. And to cut them, get a piece of thread and put it around as much roll as you want to cut off, then pull the
If I could give this 10 stars, I would. It is by far the best and easiest cinnamon bun recipe out there. I follow the dough recipe to the T, then vary the fillings. Mini chocolate chips with toasted pecans and a butter/cinnamon/brown sugar mix was a huge hit at the inn I was pastry chef for; had people driving all the way from Maine to get them. Orange zest and walnuts with a raw sugar/butter filling is divine with a light orange zest infused sugar icing glaze at the end. Make them at night, refrigerate overnight and bake in the morning for something that tastes like you spent hours and hours on it. Oh, and a note. If you warm the buttermilk too much, it curdles, but doesn't wreck it. Just stir with a wisk and dump it into the mixer. No worries!
I followed this recipe exactly and well it came out horrible ! you need at least 8 cups of flour, I kept adding and the dough was so sticky. Then I couldn't even cut in to it with out it still being so sticky, I bake a lot so I do know what I am doing . Don't waste your time on this recipe, or money. Finally I just stuck the big log on a cookie sheet and baked it, looks terrible. I promise you if you do this recipe you'll be very up set ! just terrible ! I always read the reviews and well it seem like it was going to be great, if so many people loved this recipe why did mine come out so horrible !!!!!!!! and a complete waste of time !!!! we looked at it and after this thing cooled off we tossed it in the trash :- (
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Amount Per Serving (15 total)
- Calories
- 315 cal
- 16%
- Fat
- 14.1 g
- 22%
- Carbs
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- 14%
- Protein
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- Cholesterol
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- 11%
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Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper or silicone mats. Combine flours, oats, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a medium mixing bowl. In a separate bowl, mix together brown sugar and egg with a wooden spoon. Add oil, applesauce, and vanilla. Gradually add flour mix to wet ingredients until incorporated. Stir in chopped apricots and dates.
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Until they catch him, I doubt there will be too much normal. I think people will be very nervous to go about their daily business.
I think he is getting help from somebody.
Uncle Ruslan is sort of like the male lovechild of ESTA and Tinami.
There seriously needs to be an Uncle Ruslan fan club.
Because y'all don't want to disappoint him and suffer his wrath.
So, there supposedly are two sisters of the brothers. I believe that one has been located in NJ. But where is the other one?
Watching NBC, they just reported gunshots heard on the streets in Watertown.
Gunshots in Watertown, now.
Were the residents of Watertown given the option to get out of town, I wouldn't stay this weekend, no matter the police presence. At the press conference late this afternoon, I think I saw two police buses marked "Police Department," but there were nearly empty.
ABC reporting automatic gunfire in Watertown and orders from police to stop...just after the news conference in which they announced they were re-opening Watertown and looking elsewhere.
"Youth and vigor is no match for age and deceit." -- Prancer
WCVB seems to have the best coverage of the moment:
Franklin St in Watertown. Shots fired. Gas deployed. Stay away from the Arsenal area!!!
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http://live.boston.com/Event/MIT_and...town_shootings is saying they're believed to have gotten him.
@TimWilliamsCBS: #BREAKINGNEWS: FBI says they went to search a boat that had blood on it, and gunfire broke out.
Resident called in a report that there was blood on a stored boat in their backyard. Consistent with many theories that the suspect was injured.
Street is about 1/2 mile from the main Watertown search area.
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Whole army of SWAT vehicles moving in on this TV feed (if it's not already being rebroadcast on CNN)
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BREAKING: Cops say they think they have Suspect #2 cornered, firing tear gas http://americablog.com/2013/04/break...e-reports.html …
Residents once advised to stay indoors. Hopefully this report is true and this animal is caught.
Bigwigs walking around near scene without helmets or flak jackets. I'm guessing suspect is dead.
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Do you think the all clear was a decoy move, wow, the people had started to go out and about.
So, that blood on the boat thing was just coincidental to the timing of calling off the day long search and going to night crew. That was a very very smart woman who noticed that blood, if that's the story.
The link daradar posted speculated that the lifting of shelter in place was strategic to make him think police gave up. Interesting...would they really put public at risk though if the ambush was planned?
Boston police scanner.. they are getting ready to go in http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ma-rt-9-window-cam
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SEATTLE - The 53-year-old woman who was hit by a car while out for a jog remains at Harborview with life threatening injuries.
The two women who found the victim are talking about what happened.
Julie Ambrose and Athena Frederick can't forget what they saw if they tried.
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"She was still breathing, but it was obvious she was injured severely," said Ambrose.
A woman with red hair was lying motionless in the street.
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A stranger, they say, someone left to die.
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Oh yeah!
"dramatically reduce queuing times" is marketingspeak for 'dramatically reduce staffing costs'.
Wasted opportunity here - Pret should have included an incentive scheme like Cafe Nero (i.e. every 10th Coffee free) built into the payment card. Mind you, that would bring in the crowds and lengthen queues so maybe it's best not to !
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