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Outback Bowl Preview
Posted by Joe Chuba
Steve Jones previews Penn State's Outback Bowl oppenent Florida
One day Urban Meyer was on a conference call telling all of us that he wants to rebuild Florida right and get back to the four basic principles he has for success and then 48 hours later he resigned. It certainly adds an interesting twist to the game as one of the game's top coaches has decided he needs to step away. While Will Muschamp recruits for the future at Florida Meyer will coach for the present. There are pros and cons to all of this. The pro for Florida is that there is a motivation for the players to send Meyer out right. The con is the rest of Florida staff needs to split time between preparing for Penn State and finding new employment for their future which they want to lock up as soon as possible.
Once the pads collide, it just becomes a game and one both teams want badly.
Penn State has 59 freshmen and sophomores on this team. Bowl practice will be critical to not only win the game but also to get a jump on 2011. The first week in Florida is like another spring practice. The second week is a regular game week and with the game on a Saturday it is a nice and natural game week set up.
Time has allowed some injuries to heal. Linebacker Michael Mauti should be back at full go for practices and the game. Same for Jack Crawford who played down the stretch but can now go more plays. The Nittany Lions will need both of them because depth will be very important in this one.
Florida produced 24 takeaways that turned into 101 points this season. When you see these numbers you think right away that this team was at least 10-2. Well then ended up 7-5 in part because of the turnovers they committed. Florida was actually minus one in giveaway/takeaway. They turned the ball over 25 times and seven of those turnovers were in the red zone. The kicking game did not help. Chas Henry won the Ray Guy award as the best punter in college football this season but when Caleb Sturgis went down with a back injury Henry had to perform double duty and the placekicking part was with mixed results. Not only did Florida commit the seven red zone turnovers they also missed four field goals in the red zone this season.
Many at Florida pin a lot of the problems at the feet of the quarterbacks. John Brantley threw nine touchdown passes but also tossed nine interceptions. Trey Burton gives Florida a triple threat as a quarterback, wide receiver and runner. Jordan Reed plays tight end and quarterback. They will break the huddle with all three and you have to see which one is the quarterback.
Jeff Demps won the NCAA 100 meter sprint championship last June. He brings that speed to the field as the team's leading rusher. Florida gets the ball into the hands of as many as ten players a game.
On defense they were placed in tough spots all season because of the turnovers. Strong safety Ahmad Black had a great season with a team leading 102 tackles including ten of them for losses. He picked off a team leading three passes while grabbing two fumbles and forcing three others.
It may be the final game for Urban Meyer and the final game of the 2010 season but it is also a very important one of the Nittany Lions to finish on an up note and set the tone for 2011.
Game Notes
Penn State's last trip to the Outback Bowl was in 2007, a 20-10 victory over Tennessee
The Nittany Lions are 3-0 in the Outback Bowl
This is the 37th bowl for Joe Paterno
He has a 24-11-1 record
This is Coach Paterno's 2nd meeting against Florida
Penn State lost the 1998 Citrus Bowl to Florida 21-6
The Nittany Lions are 9-5 in bowl games vs. the SEC
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Andrea's intertwines the art of food and wine
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What do you get when you marry an Italian man, a Dutch woman and a passion for food and wine? Andrea's Restaurant — and what a combination it creates. In August, Ismini and Andrea Bozzolo, former partners in Divino Restaurant, opened their dream restaurant on Siesta Drive.
The delicacies on the menu (the restaurant has people flocking from all over for its white truffles) are matched by the love story between the chef, Andrea Bozzolo, and his wife, Ismini. The couple met aboard the Princess Cruise Line, where Bozzolo served as sous chef and Ismini worked in many roles, including the front office and tour office. Their friendship continued until they were reacquainted when she visited the restaurant Bozzolo had opened in Lake Maggiore, Italy. And, the rest is history — the couple has been married seven years.
Unassuming and unpretentious, Andrea's is a small storefront with a cozy and minimalist interior. With only 10 tables, diners not only get to have their own culinary experience, they also get to experience fellow diners' meals, because the intimate environment lends itself to friendly interactions.
From the first course to the cheese trolley finale, it is obvious that Andrea's is all about the food. Bozzolo is continually experimenting with and creating a menu that changes every three to four weeks. With a commitment to freshness and supporting local trades, he shops at the Cortez Fish Market every morning and gets his vegetables from Plant City, planning the ever-changing menus according to what is in season.
"Seventy percent of what you're eating in my restaurant is organic," says Bozzolo. "All the dishes are made from scratch, including the pasta."
Ismini recalls her husband's never-ending creativity: "I keep a pen and paper by the bed at all times, because Andrea wakes me up in the middle of the night to tell me of a new recipe, which he will come in and create the next morning."
It has been Bozzolo's dream to open this restaurant — a restaurant focused on the concept of food as pleasure for the soul, body and spirit. He thrives on the connection he makes with each table and being able to converse with the customers and create different things for them to sample.
"I don't work for the masses. I want to educate people on the difference of a great meal and a great dinner experience," says Bozzolo, an avid wine collector whose restaurant's wine cellar boasts one of the rarest collections in Florida. "I want people to walk in the door and forget the problems outside. I want them to relax and have a bottle of wine. It's a place to enjoy and take pleasure in the food."
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Servings: 6 servings
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 8 to 10 min
Difficulty: Easy
1 small head green cabbage, shredded
3 tablespoons bacon fat
2 teaspoons red pepper flakes
Salt and pepper to taste
Wash cabbage. For shredding begin by cutting cabbage into quarters. Cut by making thin slices across the cut sides of the cabbage. Discard core and any tough ribs. Heat bacon fat in a large cast iron Dutch oven. Add cabbage and stir just until glistening. Lower heat and add pepper flakes, salt and pepper to taste and continue cooking and turning until cabbage is just tender.
Notes from the Paula Deen Test Kitchen: A fast and delicious side dish to your St. Patrick's Day cornbeef recipes. We also loved it with 4 slices of bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled over the top before serving.
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By frances on October 21, 2013
Turned out GREAT. Easy and fast. I put two spicy red tamales in it and the flavors worked great together.
By Brett on September 02, 2013
I'm black and I love me some Paula deen
By Anonymous on August 10, 2013
I still think your wonderful Denise Gray - Kenton Ohio
By Denise Gray on July 14, 2013
I make fried cabbage with sliced up smoked sausages in after cabbage cooks down.. whole family especially my son-in law love this dish I came up with years ago .. my mom made fried cabbage in iron pan when I was growing up with slice of cornbread and sweet and sour slaw was delicious !!
By MARY SMITH on June 28, 2013
Your BBQ cabbage is still my fav! Had it last night with first cabbage from my garden.
By danny fletcher on June 27, 2013
thanks paula,great!!!love your dishes..will always use them...
By carole cumberland on June 27, 2013
Been looking for some meals that doesn't include a lot of meat. My husband and I are looking for low calorie meals.vegetables etc.
By Ethel oatman on May 17, 2013
Hi ms Paula You are looking good. I'm trying to find a recipe for cabbage without bacon.I'll lose my extra lbs. your way anytime.
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By connie cook on March 15, 2013
Paula, My husband is a type 2 diabetic & has been for about 20 years. You may want to add a Microwave Cabbage Recipe to your list that we like from Cooking.com . It only uses 3 ingredients & is oh so easy. Here's the recipe: 1/2 med. cabbage, cut into 4-6 wedges 1/2 tsp. caraway seed 2 tbsp. butter Arrange cabbage wedges in glass baking dish. Add 2 tablespoons water. Sprinkle with caraway seed, cover. Microwave on high for 7 min.; rotate dish. Microwave on high for 5 min. longer. Place butter in small glass bowl. Microwave on high for 30 seconds. Drizzle over cavvage. You'll never cook it any other way! Note: This is written exactly from cooks.com Also, I usually hate cabbage, I think lots of people overcook it until it's limp. I find this is crisp & kind of crunchy. Alice G. Craig email@example.com
By Alice Craig on March 15, 2013
I add a little minced garlic from a jar. (drain)and onion. makes it even better!
By Janet Combs on February 27, 2013
I made this for the first time as an alternate to the boil cabbage for St.Patrick's Day...and it was fabulous. Since then I have made it a few times and twisted it a bit to fit my family. My husband and I LOVE it...the kids need a bit more convincing LOL. I posted my variation of your dish on my blog if you are interested in checking it out We are big Paula fans <3 Keep dishing it up Paula! As you say, "Love and best dishes"! http://thethriftyhippie.wordpress.com/2012/09/17/fried-cabbage-with-red-onion-and-bacon/
By Kellyt on September 17, 2012
my grandma used to make fried cabbage & i always loved it! She put celery seed in hers instead of the pepper flakes. Haven't had it in years -- will definitely be making it soon.
By lorri on March 11, 2012
I grew up eating this....comfort food.
By Sylvia on February 24, 2012
I just made this recipe for the first time, and OMG! It is absolutely scrumptious!
By Donna Young on November 02, 2011
Just made this added salt pepper to taste. Da BOMB! We are all so full we bout to blow up. lol
By Salone jenkins on June 14, 2011
This recipe is also good made with olive oil rather than bacon fat.....has a little different taste, but it is delicious.
By Janice Lombardi on March 16, 2011
Dear Paula, thank you for your show. It is the best cooking program, you are so funny and who is loved by everyone i know. my favorite show is when you and Michael went to Paris and the boys came in to surprise you that was the best present a mom could get. Please keep up the good work . Much Love and Blessings. Cheryl Bartlett Lynn,MA
By Cheryl Bartlett on March 16, 2011
i made your fried cabbage using the grease(oil) added a little sugar wow was great, in past, i used to steam in a little water,til tender, let water evaporate then add my oil or bacon grease and brown it, I must say, your way from now on, lovin it, Love your shows, the boys and so on,
By joyce sihler on March 15, 2011
I have read everyones recipe & version of fried cabbage I'm a big fan of it I'm just recently got married & I'm making one of my moms specials steak & fried cabbage with onions I'm going to add a red peper & use olive oil trying to be healthier (got from one of the other recipes) hope my hubby will love it.
By Ayanna Harris on November 01, 2010
We had fried cabbage at a German restaurant in Newport, KY for the first time a few years back. Loved it. I came home and tried to duplicate it. I used bacon grease, a little sugar, salt and pepper to taste. Then right before it is done added caraway seeds. It was pretty close. Yum Yum
By Sandy Martin on September 08, 2010
After reading all these blogs yesterday I went home and fried us up some cabbage using Paula's recipe above. Wonderful, easy and such good comfort food. It went great with potatoes and hamburger steak. I'll be making this one again throughout the summer!
By Linda on May 26, 2010
Does red cabbage cook and taste as good as the green for these recipes?
By Dorene on April 07, 2010
My g-ma used to make this with left over ham, or pork chops from the night before. Fried which was really good with ham,chili powder onions and garlic. I still make it. Just good comfort food. I love Watchin Ya'll's show!
By Toni on April 02, 2010
From Herndon,VA
My mouth was just a watering as I read your recipe and all the comments. Can't wait to get to the store and make my old fashion smothered cabbage.
By Margaret S Austin on March 21, 2010
I fry my cabbage with bacon fat diced potatoes, diced onions, ham cubes, and salt and pepper.
It is a whole meal in a skillet.
Mary Ann
By Mary Ann on March 21, 2010
Hey Ya'll! I'm so glad I read this recipe. I have'nt cooked cabbage for years. And guess what? I have cabbage, onion, bell pepper, bacon grease, and country ham. Bet'cha can't guess what I'm fixin for dinner tonight.
By Mary Kimes on March 21, 2010
We usually add kielbasa sausage to our fried cabbage. I just cut the sausage in 1-2" slices and lay in in the pan with the cabbage. A one-dish meal ready in minutes! My husband loves it!!
By Pat Majeres on March 20, 2010
Oh, my how I love fried cabbage! I like mine cooked up till its almost burnt…..I've even put it in the skillet with fried potatoes & onions! Better than the best cafe in Paris!
By Leslie on March 20, 2010
fried cabbage is one of my favorite dishes.
i grew up in central indiana and cabbage is a garden staple. mom would fry it with lots of lard or left over meat grease or shortning. we never put bacon or anything else except salt and pepper. she would serve it with fried porck chops and fried potatoes. my dad and i would fight over the last bite. yum.
By kimmy cook on March 20, 2010
Throw some of Paula's 'House Seasoning' on that the fried cabbage and YUMMO!
By Dee Ann Graham on March 20, 2010
I fry the bacon then remove it put the cabbage in after about 10 minutes or so I put a can of rotel and crumble the bacon and add it & simmer with lid for about 15 to 20 minutes! Yum it's awesome…
By stephanie white on March 20, 2010
I use olive oil and sauteed with shredded onion and chopped garlic.. Also add other veggies, brocoli, cauliflower .... Delish
By Christa on March 19, 2010
I like mine with smoked sausage and hash browns.
By Pam Merritt on March 19, 2010
Ohh, I love fried cabbage, only problem, my husband of 4 years doesn't like cooked cabbage at all….so i don't fix it often…when I fry mine, I but butter and a little water and green onions, a pinch of sugar….In another skillet, I will fry up some sliced polish sausage,after they are done,and browned, add it to the cooked cabbage, Yummmm….along with some good cornbread…
I also add some cayenne pepper to the cabbage, must not forget that….
Love you to pieces Paula….
By Brenda on March 19, 2010
We all love fried cabbage, but we kick it up with some fresh parm cheese in it..With a Italian
family we need the wisconsin cheese in everything. Add some bacon dripping and bacon yum..and the house smells so good..!!
By Barb Ancona on March 19, 2010
When I fry cabbage, I add an onion, a yellow squash, a green squash, 1/2 head purple cabbage, either 2 small or 1 large potato, fried in bacon grease, saving the bacon to crumble up into the vegetables…I season with Paula's house seasoning….
By Cheryl Lipman on March 19, 2010
I have eaten fried cabbage all of my 62 years. My grandmother taught me how to fry it many, many years ago. It is a staple in our household diet. I do cook mine until it is brown however.
By Ron Turner on March 19, 2010
We too grew up on fried cabbage. After getting married in 1982 I discovered the recipe for cabbage and noodles and began fixing that as well, also servied with sour cream. One thing I have discovered that is very tasty is to slice a halved onion the same thickness as the cabbage and saute it right along with the cabbage. For a complete meal add smoked sausage medallions. This makes the cabbage very flavorful.
By Carol McLemore on March 19, 2010
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Marcin Gortat: A+
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Ronnie is not a scorer. That's probably why he ended up with 2 points. He's also not a perfect passer thus the 3 TOs. But he plays his heart out, and dimes rather OK. 5 dimes is just fine.
Josh Childress: C
Josh committed a lot of fouls (5) and 3 turnovers. But he also scored 9 points on 4-6 shooting including a *gasp* three pointer and hustled everywhere he went. Give him minutes Alvin!
Markieff Morris: C-
He missed a lot of shots, but he also played 'til the sorry end. Don't mind that one bit.
Shannon Brown: C-
Made some shots, missed some shots, but most importantly didn't take as much as he usually does.
Michael Redd: C-
He only played six minutes, but he made some shots, which is always nice.
Robin Lopez: D+
Robin blocked two shots, grabbed two rips and got 2 points. Hell, maybe he even thought he had a triple-double. Meh.
Hakim Warrick: F
1-5 for 2 points. Need I say more?
Channing Frye: F
He only hit one shot, again. I know he got to the line, but… Our starting power forward has to grab at least ONE REBOUND in 20 minutes of play… Just… ArgghhhhhI started with Marc Gasol for a reason. It was his knee that took Steve Nash out of this absolutely winnable game.
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