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1900 Broadway
New York, NY 10023
Lincoln Square
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Cafe Fiorello Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(212) 595-5330
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 12:30am, Saturday 3:00pm - 12:30, Sunday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Raffaele Solinas
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, High Tea, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Private Party Facilities:
The intimate private dining room provides and elegant oasis within the restaurant's lively atmosphere for up to 35 guests.
Private Party Contact:
Erika Farber or Carmen Bottoms (212) 265-0100
Getting there
Cross Street:
Between 63rd and 64th Streets
Public Transit:
A, C, E, B, D & 1 trains t
Private Lot
Parking Details:
Icon Parking System between Broadway and CPW. Entrances on 63rd and 64th Street. No validation.
A word from Cafe Fiorello
A forum for Lincoln Center's performing arts culture for nearly 30 years, Café Fiorello features a sprawling bar filled with more than 50 kinds of antipasti. Finished in warm wood, brass and mirrors, the main dining room suggests a timeless charm. In addition to the hot and cold antipasto
specialties of vegetables and seafood, the menu features updated Italian classics and specialty dishes, as well as a selection of seafood, steak, veal & pasta.
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Diner Reviews
Sit at the bar where service is
more attentive. I love this place and have been coming for years. This time, we made a reservation and was seated in the back. It wasn't even busy inside (lunch time on a Monday). My server forgot my entree! I said I'd start with the arugula salad then the crabmeat omelette. My salad and my friend's entree came out together and my food never came, nor an explanation or apology. I left hungry and in a bad mood."
Dined on 7/29/2014
I have enjoyed Fiorello before,
but was disappointed this time. The service was very slow, the wine selection very limited and pricey as was the food menu."
Dined on 7/27/2014
I had a 6:30 reservation...when I
arrived the staff was so welcoming and friendly...they even brought us warm cookies on the pan straight from the oven! Upscale but in no way pretentious...great food...fun energy. What my friend and I thought would be a 90 minute dinner turned into a 3 hour night out because we were having so much fun there. And although it was crowded the waitstaff never tried to rush us out and were attentive and friendly without interrupting our conversations. Pro staff, food was great (I got the targatelli special, it was delicious). A fun night out!"
Dined on 7/27/2014
From the food to the service our
special family occasion turned out perfect thanks to the staff of the restaurant. The antipasti and pizza are the best we've had anywhere c"
Dined on 7/27/2014
Still the best paper thin crust
pizza in NYC! Location to Lincoln Center is perfect."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Every time we visit NYC we take
the time to dinner here, you can go there after theater, but much more fun if you go early"
Dined on 7/23/2014
pasta dish from area of menu that
lists 3 for $21 vegetables was only okay . It was calamari and shrimp I believe . Vegetables were very tasty although took long time to receive and was wrong order ."
Dined on 7/23/2014
The environment was fantastic and
relaxing. The service was great and professional."
Dined on 7/22/2014
surprised at how pricey it is; $30
pasta entrees not what i remembered from going there years ago. grateful that there was a quiet enough to talk with your companion section."
Dined on 7/22/2014
We return here again and again for
great food and friendly attentive service. You can 't go wrong!"
Dined on 7/21/2014
Always a hit great food great
service lively crowd"
Dined on 7/20/2014
we had to cancel due to the
passing of my father. I called the café to apologize and told them we look forward to dining there in the near future. We have always enjoyed their wonderful restaurant. Thank you. Laraine Conte"
Dined on 7/20/2014
Delicious food, BUT poor service
and overpriced. Service used to be excellent."
Dined on 7/20/2014
We were disappointed with our food
this time around. The ravioli were not cooked quite enough--they were hard on the edges, so not al dente as they should have been. Centers were a bit overstuffed, but there were plenty, so did not make an issue. The clam pasta was very good and antipasti were excellent. Service was efficient, friendly and professional. Good wine selections. A mishap with one of our entrees (we weren't upset, just a fluke incident from the kitchen) had the manager to our table quickly with apologies. Complimentary limoncello came to our table after dessert, which was very nice. Still a good place to dine if you are in the Lincoln Center area."
Dined on 7/18/2014
Always good food. I especially
enjoy the antipasti selection, though the price has gone up a lot. Friendly wait staff. Responsive maître d' to requests for quieter table when requested."
Dined on 7/18/2014
Although it is crowded and noisy,
the food was plentiful and good. They brought food ahead so the little ones could eat before they got cranky. Our waiter had a lot of tables so was a little slow in getting to us but he was pleasant and helpful in choosing our meal."
Dined on 7/17/2014
I love Fiorello's. I have been
coming here for well over 20 years. I love everything about it. The food is fantastic, and the atmosphere is wonderful, and the service it the best. However, my one gripe is with the owner taking off the Profiteroles from the dessert menu. This had been the most incredible dessert aside from the chocolate mouse and whipped cream served tableside. I cannot understand why this was removed, and everyone I spoke with at the restaurant all says the order came from the owner. Well..........BRING THIS DESSERT BACK!!! PLEASE! Other than that, all is superb."
Dined on 7/17/2014
One of our favorites in this area.
The waiters are helpful and the food is terrific. They get you out in time for your performance."
Dined on 7/15/2014
Delicious veal, great bread, fine
glass of wine, draft beer. No time for dessert... it would have been wonderful to have time to sit and enjoy the meal... we were late for our reservation due to traffic on 95 South :( Will return for meal in an off-hour (after theatre crowd/Lincoln Center people have left) Recall thin crust Pizza from some time ago."
Dined on 7/14/2014
Best food ever. The straccatella
was perfection, the broth delicate and savory, with huge slivers of chicken floating among the fresh spinach and poached egg. Roman Fried Artichokes alla Giudea were sensational, subtle, not greasy... a great summer appetizer and a real treat. Summer vegetable antipasto table choices make for a huge variety that a party of four can enjoy together, light, yet substantial. Chocolate Mousse dessert is obscenely dolloped out from buckets and more than satisfies any sweet tooth. And the service was delightful, cheerful, New Yorky, efficient. And don't overlook grabbing a chunk of dark chocolate on a paper napkin as you pass the host podium on the way out. OMG!"
Dined on 7/14/2014
good reliable neighborhood
restaurant. It is as bit hectic before Lincoln Center curtain, but comfortable after the rush."
Dined on 7/13/2014
Have been to Cafe Fiorello a few
times and find there are only 3 or 4 brunch time entrees. Other items are all pasta. Some additional choices should be added in brunch type, omletes, french toast, other than lemon pancakes and eggs and sausages."
Dined on 7/13/2014
I've been to Café Fiorello
numerous times over the years, mostly when I'm going to Lincoln Center. In the past I have found them pricey, but the food has always been excellent. This time I still found them pricey, but the food was terribly disappointing. We ordered the 3-vegetable antipasto, which was tiny, but tasty. My son ordered the lasagna, which was mediocre at best. His girlfriend had the "fravioli" which was a) much heavier and deep-fried than the menu indicated and b) came without the poached egg as stated on the menu. When we got the waiter's attention and asked for the egg, he looked annoyed. I had the lemon ricotta pancakes, which were marginal. All in all, a very disappointing experience."
Dined on 7/13/2014
Excellent waiter service. Great
food and ambiance (requested a quiet table and one was provided). Have not been there in a while and did not disappoint."
Dined on 7/12/2014
When ever we are in NYC we always
get reservations here. The open face lasagna, and the moose for dessert are in real. There is so much food I can never finish it, even though I try every time."
Dined on 7/11/2014
For years and years we have been
coming to enjoy the antipasto bar. The team behind the bar is very friendly and accommodating. It's just very relaxing to select your own dishes from right in front of you while taking in the scene of Arts patrons across the street from Lincoln Center..."
Dined on 7/7/2014
Although friendly environment ...
Good menu selection ... Needed more servers....appeared to be understaff ...."
Dined on 7/6/2014
Lunch staff was wonderful. We had
to wait for the last person to arrive and the staff was helpful and solicitous without being annoying. My husband and I decided to order since we had a performance at Lincoln Center. Out guest came in a little later and ordered. The kitchen staff was able to get all three orders out at the same time. Points for the kitchen. We we even given a table inside (outside was unavailable) at the front so we could easily see out guest. Points for the hosts. All-in-all, it was a lovely experience with no sense of having to hurry through our very tasty lunch."
Dined on 7/6/2014
The food n service was very good.
Notable to try are the HUGE veal chop and the lobster spaghetti, YUM!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
For years Cafe Fiorello was our
go-to choice after a performance at Lincoln Center. Due to my mother's failing health - we haven't gone as much in recent years so when the opportunity to take her to see ABT'a Coppelia presented itself we knew where to have dinner after! Suprisingly, the menu is much more expensive than we remembered. She would have liked veal chop parmigiana but not for $50(!) Opted for the lesser-priced specialty - an open lasagna for her. Husband had the veal scallapine marsala and I three clams pasta. All were tasty - though lasagna too big & rich. The true stars here? From maitre D to bus boy - we couldn't have asked for kinder nor better service. That is what makes me say - yes, we will return again and again."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Two of us who have been to Café
Fiorello often, made the wrong choice this time. The lump crab omelet was tasteless."
Dined on 7/5/2014
This was one of the nicest times
we have had at Cafe Fiorello. The brunch items were very good, with Bellini, Bloody Mary or mimosa included for no extra cost. The thin crust pizza is always a treat."
Dined on 7/5/2014
A neighborhood gem with good
italian food as it should be in every restaurant in the city. We've tried their pizza, pasta and desert and it's always delicious no matter what time of the day or day of the week. Consistency in food flavor, great service and great indoor or outdoor seating is what makes Fiorello a gem."
Dined on 7/4/2014
Great food, great service, GREAT
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE! Perfect place for dinner and a show."
Dined on 7/3/2014
It was nice to be outside and
convenient to Lincoln Center but the food was really bad."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Cafe Fiorello's chief advantage
is its location. It is just a block from Lincoln Center . Our experience this time was better than it has been in the past because we were seated in a better area . Some areas have a very high noise level and others - close to the entrance - are too warm for comfort in the summer . The receptionist asked each person about their seating preference , which is a nice touch . Our food was very good although service was a little spotty ,probably because it was a very busy time. We did think that the prices were a little high . We split a salad and each had a veal entree. This plus 2 wines and one drink came to $172 - without tip."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Dinner was fantastic! Our group of
five--2 adults, 3 children--sat beneath the outdoor canopy as the rain poured and the city continued to scurry. Our children were pleasantly accommodated with Shirley Temples and penne with marinara, while the manager approached, chatted and drew smiley faces at place settings for each child. The adults ordered the lemon sole and shrimp. We both adored our food!!!! Our waiter saw a break in the clouds/rain and delivered our check pronto, ensuring for us a less soggy return home. Couldn't ask for a better dining experience!"
Dined on 7/2/2014
The bus stops just in front of
Cafe Fiorello, and Lincoln Center is just across the street. Our dinner arrived promptly and was delicious. Carl, our waiter, was quite professional for such a young person, and served us in the European manner. All in all, a winner of a restaurant choice!"
Dined on 7/2/2014
Ashly, the manager, was extremely
helpful to resolve a conflict with another customer. Very professional and very much appreciated."
Dined on 7/2/2014
Our group of 7 all had a great
time. We especially love the antipasto choices."
Dined on 7/2/2014
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1 pound extra-lean ground beef
1/3 cup ricotta cheese
1 egg
2 oven roasted tomatoes, chopped
Or 2 fresh Roma tomatoes, seeds removed, finely chopped
1/2 cup fresh parsley leaves, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup freshly grated Parmigiano cheese
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the meatballs: In a mixing bowl, add the ground beef, ricotta cheese, egg, tomatoes, parsley, garlic, Parmigiano cheese, salt, and pepper. Mix well until the ingredients are evenly distributed. With your hands, shape the meatballs into balls.
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1/2 teaspoon salt
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1 (28 ounce) can crushed tomatoes
1 teaspoon of dried oregano
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The wonderful Indian Summer weather we've had this past week are days that make running fun — and allow us to take in the scenery and open our minds to life's possibilities. It's those times that great ideas often come to us. But the great thing about running is, sometimes great thoughts come to us during not-so-nice days too. Today's Runners Roundtable: What's the best idea that ever came to you while you were running:
Carrie Birth, Maineville, marathoner, 2010 women's Heart Mini-Marathon champ: Usually it's how I 'fix' what I have 'broken' … so I can be a real bonehead and say something stupid to someone, or not say something at all, or forget to say something and it's only after the fact when I go running I realize the mistake I made, … so then I get a grand old plan on how I need to call, see, email them to clarify. It's a good thing I run every day because otherwise I would have no friends.
David Corfman, marathoner, ultramarathoner, Badwater Ultramarathon finisher: The best ideas come during a long ultra (that's not necessarily redundant), when I recommit myself to my wife and family.
Mike Fremont, USA marathon age-group record-holder, Runners High friend, and man who definitely showed he's on to me when, in responding to the latest batch of Roundtable questions, noted that "This way we do all the writing for you": Most of my best thinking has come to me while I ran, on many complex issues. The distraction of persistent exercise is like driving a car, for some reason known to many others, also like repetitive operations in manufacturing as tending a stamping press, this distraction permits one to focus on one subject.
Julie Isphording, Cincinnati running legend, Thanksgiving Day Race director, Runners High adviser: The best idea? After 33 years of running, I have had so many great ideas, it's too hard to find the best. As I look back, the one that really sticks out is the day I decided to try to make the first ever women's Olympic marathon. Crazy? Yes. Wild? Yes. But running does that to you!
Harvey Lewis, marathoner, ultramarathoner, historian, adventurer, CSCPA teacher: Running gives me the opportunity to reflect and think about life. I've had many eureka moments running. I think its because I feel free to be myself, to dare, and also that my mind is sharpest when I'm running. I've made decisions from going back to school to become a teacher to running in the Greek Spartathlon.
Bob Roncker, owner, Bob Roncker's Running Spot, Runners High adviser: In the early 70s I was out for a run. I had met my future wife, Mary Ann, four weeks earlier. She was finishing up her last semester of college and we were corresponding daily (pre Internet). I was getting to be an old guy (28). My parents were probably wondering if I was ever going to get married. I said to myself, "I love her. Why wait?". A couple of weeks later I drove up to her college and proposed. On August 19, 2011 we celebrate our 40th year of marriage.
Karen and Jon Minzner, Runners High's Vowing to Run couple:
Karen: Getting involved with this blog. While running with Jon one day, we were discussing how we were the only married couple in our group. I suggested we write about it and surprisingly, Jon agreed. Even more surprising was that he remembered agreeing to it.
Jon: When I'm not chatting with my running group, I'm usually creating new running routes or iPod playlists. Otherwise, no great epiphanies so far.
Jim Pleshinger (me): I can do Karen one better — I hatched the whole idea of Runners High while running, which makes sense when you think of it. I do, though, have to give credit to Jackie Reau of Game Day Communications, who just a few days before had given all of us at the Enquirer a presentation on that newfangled thing (this was way back in the stone age of 2008, you know) called "social media." So I'm going over her presentation in my mind during an otherwise nondescript three-miler when the idea of an online hub for area runners and fitness enthusiasts came to me. While most of what passes for my good ideas come to me while running, this was among the best, if for no other reason than the fact that I took something that had been, largely, a solitary pursuit for more than 25 years, and learned a lot about so many other tremendous individuals and causes.
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Prepared by Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress, a Newburgh-based nonprofit research, policy and planning group, the document is expected to detail possible uses of the building, which is owned by the Brewster Central School District.
The village, which would oversee any zoning changes related to the building, entered into an agreement with the nonprofit in summer 2012. It calls for the study of several local issues: "adaptive reuse" of Garden Street, neighborhood blight, transit-oriented development, as well as community development and grant-writing. The process has involved a community visioning session, input from developers and more.
The school district is funding a portion of the costs related to the Garden Street component study.
The board is slated to gather for a 7:30 meeting at Village Hall this evening. Here is the agenda, as provided by Clerk Peter Hansen:
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4. Water Bond Refunding Resolution
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WESTPORT — Adirondack Harvest, the community-based farm and local food development and promotion program, is celebrating the fall harvest season with two major food events in Essex County on Saturday, Sept. 17.
Ben Wever Farm: Farmers, Friends and Food, 4:30 p.m. to evening, 444 Mountain View Drive, Willsboro, 963-7447. This farm, run by the Gillilland family and featuring grass-fed beef, poultry, eggs, honey and more, is presenting a farm tour and potluck dinner in the field and under the stars featuring food from local farmers and music. A farm tour begins at 4:30 p.m. with dinner at 6. The event is free and open to the public, but bring a dish to share and BYOB. Call 962-4810, Ext. 404, for more information or to RSVP. Reservations are appreciated.
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Indiana State University trustees today will consider a proposed policy related to minors on campus and protection of children.
Trustees requested the policy in response to a Penn State child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. Other colleges across the country are developing similar policies.
The board is expected to approve the policy to go out for university comment, with final action in February.
It reads in part, "This policy is designed to present clear instructions and protocols in the event that persons may become aware of any child abuse or neglect exhibited toward minors who are on our campus or in our programs, and to protect against inappropriate behaviors toward such minors."
Various provisions deal with background checks and reporting requirements based on Indiana law.
Melony Sacopulos, university legal counsel, said the policy recognizes "that minors need special protections in place for their safety." It also provides a structure, and consistency, in how programs involving minors are administered.
In the wake of the Penn State scandal, "It has been common for other universities to develop similar policies," she said.
The biggest change, she said, is that anyone, including volunteers, who works with minors in a program — whether it is offered by ISU or an outside group on campus — must undergo criminal background checks.
ISU already requires such background checks for all new employees, she said, and she believes that most ISU personnel who work with minors have had background checks "unless they have been with the university a long time."
But volunteers who work with minors "may or may not have background checks," she said.
Primarily, the new policy affects organizations that use ISU facilities to offer programs involving minors. Under the changes, anyone who offers a program involving minors on campus must do background checks on those who have direct contact with minors. That will be required.
The policy states: "Unless there is an exception provided in procedures, programs involving minors must ensure that all faculty, staff, students, volunteers or other personnel who will work with minors have been subject to a criminal background check and sex offender registry check within the least three years."
It further states, "A program may not allow the participation … of anyone whose criminal background check and/or sex offender registry check includes a record of sexually-based offenses or crimes against children."
If the check includes a record of other offenses, then programs should consult with Human Resources to determine if those offenses should preclude participation, the policy states.
The policy doesn't change reporting requirements for those who become aware of child abuse or neglect, Sacopulos said, but "it brings to the forefront how you report."
Indiana law requires any person who has reason to believe a child is a victim of abuse or neglect "has an affirmative duty" to make an oral report to Child Protective Services or to local law enforcement, including ISU police, the policy states.
Another provision states, "Both Indiana law and this policy require that faculty, staff, students, volunteers and other university personnel report any suspected abuse of minors to the ISU director of public safety. The ISU director of public safety will then report such suspected abuse to Child Protective Services, which will then conduct an investigation."
The policy is a general one, Sacopulos said, and specific procedures will be developed at a later time that go into more detail.
Trustees also will receive a proposed "whistleblowers" policy aimed at protecting from retaliation those who report suspected "wrongdoing" (violation of law or university policy).
"It protects individuals who make good faith reports [about suspected wrongdoing] from employment or academic retaliation," Sacopulos said.
While state law does provide such "whistleblower" protection for employees of public colleges and universities, ISU believes "it would probably be beneficial to reiterate that in policy form and provide some guidance" regarding how — and to whom — employees should report suspected wrongdoing, Sacopulos said.
There will be related procedures to go along with the policy. Trustees will be asked to approve the policy for university comment, with final action in February.
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1. Behind the first M-11 missile is a small uphill path; follow it all the way to the end to find the briefcase.
2. After encountering the first heavy armor guard in the mission (a cutscene plays showing him walking out of a door), kill him and all the guards, and search the platform area. The briefcase is up past a short set of stairs at the back of the platform.
3. In the area just outside of Brian Hick's cell, go all the way to the back to find the briefcase.
1. Right before ascending the ladder to take out Ali Youseff's Lieutenant's Helicopter, look around at the bottom of the ladder to find the briefcase.
2. When you are asked to call in the air-strike on the bunker, run to the tent nearest to the huge wall dividing the area (there are some sentry towers near the wall). The briefcase is on the side of the tent facing the wall.
3. In the final area of the mission before meeting Ali Youseff, there are some metal platforms with guards on it. Kill them all, climb up the small steps to the second level of the platform, and then the ladder to the third level to find the briefcase.
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You guys, it's not quite August and already I feel summer is coming to an end. Sad. The television is showing back-to-school ads non-stop and while the boys don't go back to school for three more weeks, I am starting to see first day of school posts popping up in my Instagram feed! Where did it go? Truthfully, I am looking forward to the routine that comes with a more regular schedule. We've got some fun things planned and I can't wait to share them with you. In the meantime, I thought we could all hang on to summer a little bit longer with a handful of the great summertime ideas that were linked up. Show + Tell Highlights I have a confession. I kill plants. Every summer I bring a bunch in and every summer they start to die off toward the end of July. I know that succulents are hard to loose, but...In any event I love this little DIY succulent planter... DIY Summer Terrarium … [Read More...]
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July 15, 2014 By Tauni 6 Comments
You guys, time flies. It really does. I don't know if it's the addition of kids in my life, or age, but the days seem to slip away faster than ever. I can hardly believe that we're already mid-way through July...Back-to-school is really right around the corner and I can't decide if that makes me happy, or if I want to cry. In the spirit of living in the moment, I am highlighting a few of the fun summer DIY ideas that were shared in last week's Show + Tell Party. Show + Tell Highlights I am really digging mid-century modern styles right now. So refreshing and simple. Don't the clean lines of this gorgeous painted fan call to you? DIY Vintage-Style Painted Fan via Sparkle Pants Girl Pretty sure that I unknowingly pick out one of Dana's delicious recipes each week. Also feeling pretty sure that the boys in this house might enjoy having her around more than me... Individual Key Lime … [Read More...]
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If there's one flavor that deserves to be the official "sip of summer," it's got to be pina colada. There's nothing quite like it on a hot summer day. We've been making coconut pineapple drinks and icy pops for weeks and I thought it was time to take the sugary-sweet taste to a whole new level and pina colada mini donuts were born... So when my friend Vanessa suggested a group of us share mini donut recipes on the same day, taking a yum-tastic flavor and infusing it into a donut really wasn't much of a stretch. Last year's S'mores mini donuts remain one of the most popular recipes I've posted and you can't miss these lemon poppyseed donuts with blueberry glaze. Donut Ingredients: 1 c. flour 1/2 c. sugar 1 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. salt 1/4 c. coconut oil 1/2 c. coconut milk 1 egg 1/4 c. crushed pineapple Glaze Ingredients: 3/4 c. powdered sugar 1 1/2 to 2 tblsp. … [Read More...]
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July 8, 2014 By Tauni 12 Comments
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Think about it and is there a better example of one, Keilani Ricketts' dominion over the college game; and two, the Sooners' collective dominance?
The backup dominates the circle and the player of the year, on a night off, knocks the cover off the ball.
Before this Women's College World Series began, Gasso said, "You'll see both of them," when asked about her two-headed pitching monster that's mostly Ricketts but a fair dose of Michelle Gascoigne, and after Ricketts tossed all 12 innings of Monday night's Best Game in the History of the Sport, Gasso proved herself a truth-teller by unveiling her other lefty for the first time since the World Series began.
Gascoigne responded by throwing the Sooners' best game of their Hall of Fame Stadium stay and maybe the entire postseason.
Though it wasn't a no-hitter, nor did she give up a run and the Vols' three baserunners, only one advancing more than 60 feet, tied a postseason low for Sooner opponents. All of that and the night Marist put three on base, Ricketts only had to throw five innings.
Gascoigne struck out 11, including Lexi Overstreet, to end it looking on a pull-the-string change-up. She was rewarded with a spot at the bottom of the Sooner dogpile.
Thirteen years ago when the Sooners last won it all, confusion accompanied the final out when UCLA's Crissy Buck prematurely stepped off first base. This time OU did it up right.
The pile stretched across the circle, Gascoigne facing third base, the only one with only dirt beneath her as her teammates jumped on top.
"It's something you dream about your whole life," Gascoigne said. "We've never dogpiled before. We've always been waiting for this moment."
She said she might have lost circulation in her left arm. Then she said she didn't care.
Ricketts' heroics came in the third inning when she turned on an Ivy Renfroe offering and deposited it well beyond the right-field wall.
She can be a national hero if they'll just put softball back in the Olympics.
If they don't, she can settle for being the most dominant Sooner athlete in the history of her university.
Jason White and Billy Sims should have won back-to-back Heisman Trophies, but neither led the Sooners in tackles, too. Lee Roy Selmon never ran for a thousand yards, Waymon Tisdale never played in a Final Four, Courtney Paris never won a national championship and, sorry, Jonathan Horton and Bart Conner, but you've got to give it to the Sooner southpaw.
"It wasn't our time," Ricketts said of last season, when she made the last out against Alabama, a called strike three after midnight in the rain.
It was a long time ago.
Already the only coach of a national championship group of Sooner women, now Gasso's done it twice.
She has the sluggers coming back to do it again next season, but the circle is a question mark with Ricketts' and Gascoigne's departures.
None of it matters for the next several months. What matters is she built this team for the ages, guided it through the minefields of great expectation, well enough to overcome any obstacle, including a three-run deficit in the bottom the 11th inning. After that, Tuesday may have felt like gravy.
"I cannot tell you how honored I am to be the coach of this team," she said.
It was fortunate to have her, too.
That's about it.
Fifty-seven wins in 61 tries, winning it all for themselves, their program, their university and, in a way far more personal than they ever might have dreamed, the state, rather than the name, on the front of their jersey.
That's about it.
It's more than enough.
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