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Cinnamon Sugar Breakfast Puffs
Author Notes: This is a recipe I got from my childhood best friend, college roommate, and partner in all things related to having tea parties, binging on whipped cream and scones, building snow forts, trying to find the source of creeks, spiking hot chocolate, climbing mountains, and other adventures of all sorts. I think she got it from her godmother, who is the ultimate hostess (she has one of those giant houses with stone lions out front, which basically means you're required to be a good hostess).
My friend had these at a brunch hosted by her godmother, and became unbelievably obsessed with them. She was generous enough to share the recipe with me too. I made some little tweaks and changes because I can't help it, like spicing them up, and using browned butter (because butter should almost always be browned in these types of cases). They're kind of a hybrid of spice cake, muffins, and cinnamon sugar donut holes...so what's not to love?! Plus they're remarkably quick and easy. And, I must admit, I take odd enjoyment in eating anything called a puff. - fiveandspice
Food52 Review: These puffs are like the best doughnut holes you've ever eaten. Cakey and light, with crisp edges and a crunchy blanket of cinnamon sugar, they're gently spiced, with a murmur of orange zest in the background. Brown butter gives them an especially rich, nutty flavor. Don't skip the quick dip in melted butter before you roll them in the sugar -- and make sure to enjoy these while they're still warm! - A&M - A&M
Makes 12
The Breakfast Puffs
- 1/3 cup unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 large egg, at room temperature
- 1 1/2 cup all purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon allspice
- 1 pinch ground cloves
- 1 pinch ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon orange zest
- 1/2 cup whole milk, at room temperature
Cinnamon-sugar coating
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a heavy bottomed pan, heat the 1/3 cup butter, and cook over medium-high heat, stirring frequently, until browned and nutty smelling. Pour into a mixing bowl and allow to cool completely to room temperature.
- Preheat your oven to 350F. Grease and lightly flour a 12 cup muffin tin.
- Add the sugar and egg to the cooled butter. Beat with an electric mixer until all creamed together.
- In a separate little bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, salt, spices, and zest. Add the dry ingredients in increments to the butter-sugar mixture, alternating with the milk and beating well after each addition.
- Divide the batter evenly into the cups of the muffin tin. Pop into the oven and bake until golden brown and fragrant, about 20-25 minutes.
- While the puffs are puffing, put the melted butter in one shallow bowl and combine the sugar and cinnamon in another one. When the puffs come out of the oven, use a knife to gently pop them all out of the muffin tin.
- One by one, dip each puff in the melted butter - get it all over it - then roll it in the cinnamon sugar. Transfer it to some lovely, festive serving platter, and continue until you have rolled all of the puffs. Serve warm - they are by faaaaar the best when they are still warm - with coffee, and mimosas, and other goodies.
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Comments (256) Questions (9)
about 1 month ago Kgiersch
Good, but much denser than I expected. Maybe needs an extra egg?
about 1 month ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
They shouldn't be dense -- there's baking powder and baking soda in addition to an egg, so I'm not sure another egg is needed. Maybe cut back on the flour by 1/4 cup?
about 1 month ago AGIRLANDAPIG
I've never made doughnuts before but I've always wanted to. I'll give these a try!
about 1 month ago Keikalani
Scrumptious. I thought this was a fairly simple recipe. They were a bit larger than I would have liked and a bit heavier than donuts and the orange zest was okay, just a little bitter. My family enjoyed them and I would definitely make them again!
2 months ago Lizziemac69
I have commented on this recipe before, but here in snowy Atlanta this morning, these were, once again, a HUGE hit. I have learned to prepare them partially in advance. I brown the butter the night before, and mix up the dry ingredients and set them aside. That way, when you're ready to bake them, they come together a little quicker than they would if you have to wait on the butter to cool down after browning! Definitely a TOP FIVE recipe in my book for 2013/2014!
2 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Aw, thanks!
2 months ago SunBunny
I am so going to try these! Just for the sheer fact you don't have to heat a vat of oil up for frying them in.
3 months ago naturdiva
I baked these today, I'm trying to replicate the cinnamon puffs from Ladurée. these came pretty close. but I think they use concentrated cinnamon chunks? I modified the recipe, it only had almond milk(unsweetened ) earth balance "butter" instead of whole milk & unsalted butter. .i grated fresh nutmeg, allspice & cloves were also ground freshly. they were pretty awesome ! very tasty despite the changes , I'm certain they modifications saved some calories & arterial congestion , I'll definitely bake them again, my husband gave a thumbs up!!
3 months ago Linda Johnson
I dunno... I was so excited about this recupe.. But didsppointed after I baked them.
3 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Sorry they weren't everything you hoped for! We all have individual tastes so there really is no way of knowing for absolute certain whether you'll like a recipe as much as others do, eh?
3 months ago Virgil Richardson
Any thoughts on whether or not this recipe would work well with a gluten free flour?
3 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
I imagine they would. You might need to decrease the liquid very slightly. I find that gf all-purpose mixes tend not to absorb quite as much moisture as regular ap flour.
3 months ago celtkath
Wow! When I taught in a very rural community I used to bake these in my wood oven to take to my 89 year old Gramma who lived in a hotel in downtown Los Angeles. I used about 1/4 t freshly grated nutmeg and about 1/4 y freshly grated ginger root, 1 1/2 C Whole Wheat pastry flour. No other flour or spices except the zest
3 months ago celtkath
They were fantastic. She'd take home four for the week. I always used Saigon cinnamon for the sugar topping. Thank you for the memories and replacing the long lost recipe. I'm baking these in my city oven in the morning. Think I'll try T. Kelleher's overnight method. Supposed to read 1/4 t ginger.
3 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
So. Cool.
3 months ago JudyFoodie
Made these over the holidays, delicious. Look forward to trying them again and varying the flavors. Less lemon, more vanilla and cinnamon, etc.
3 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Yes, I think there's a ton of room to play with flavor variations!
3 months ago Erin
Delicious and the description is right on- "the best doughnut hole you've ever eaten." Note- do NOT skip the orange zest and add some vanilla bean to the cinn/sugar mix.
3 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
4 months ago Ryan
Make these this morning and they were a bit gritty. I admit to being a terrible baker (following directions isn't my strong suit), but feel a bit more milk may remedy the problem. My boys did love them!
3 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Hmm, I have no idea how they would have gotten gritty. Hopefully it will go better if you try again!
4 months ago Lizziemac69
This is a fabulous recipe. I have made it now three times and each time my family goes nuts! It's a little bit labor intensive for a brunch/breakfast dish, and I wonder if it would work to brown the butter the day before and then put it back in the fridge and proceed from that point in the recipe on the day of baking. Varying the spices is nice. And they are lovely re-heated for several days beyond baking!
4 months ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
Doing the butter ahead of time should work -- you'll just need to melt it without heating it much in the morning. You could also mix together the dry ingredients the night before. Thanks for your comment!
4 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
I agree with Amanda.
4 months ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
I realized after I posted my note that I made it sound as if it were my recipe -- sorry about that, fiveandspice! Was just trying to help!
4 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Oh of course, that's what I assumed! :) I'm glad you jumped in.
5 months ago Marji
if you use cake flour instead of all-purpose they will be lighter and fluffier....puffs!!
4 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Good idea!
5 months ago Mlouise
For years, when I had weekend company, I would get up at dawn to make muffins or scones. Too late, I discover that Thomas Kelleher in the Bouchon Bakery Book, recommends making muffins the day before and let them sit in the frig unbaked...who knew! It works great...worth a try with these. I will report back in a week.
4 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Hope it worked well!
5 months ago Jessica Edelman
Are there any make ahead tips? Can you make these a day in advance and re-heat them before rolling in sugar?
4 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Yes you can.
6 months ago Mlouise
This is very similar to one of the first things that I made on my own...from The Betty Crocker Cookbook For Boys and Girls! Great then and still great.
6 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Some things are timeless. :)
3 months ago celtkath
Mlouise and Lis, Betty Crocker's French Breakfast Puffs is exactly the recipe I used from a cookbook I found in the farm house my family lived in.
6 months ago Lis
These have long been my family's favorite. They were in a cookbook and named 'French Breakfast Puffs.' The recipe I am familiar with never had any spices in the batter, so I simply added freshly ground nutmeg. These are a true 'cake' muffin and the simplicity of the butter-rich flavor with a dash of nutmeg is enough. I don't believe there would be any added benefit by freezing the dough- but try it what do you have to loose and perhaps everything to gain. They double well and well for smaller hands, mini-muffin pans work well. The minis also work extremely well for a party. But they are still my Daddy's favorite piping hot from the oven before the others come down and eat them all!
6 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Yes! I developed this recipe based on one a friend gave me for something called French breakfast puffs. She got it from her godmother, who got it from a friend, but somewhere down the line, somebody must have had that cookbook!
6 months ago beekeeper
These are very good but both my husband and I liked them better plain without the cinnamon sugar topping.
6 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Totally understandable! That would make them a bit lighter, too.
6 months ago Brenda Bard
grandma favorite for company
6 months ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.


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My Thoughts: Religion aside, this is a great thriller. The fight scenes are exciting and the acting is great. The story is very interesting and I enjoyed the few surprising twists along the way. Although the film is based around religion, I felt it was more about Osmund's struggle with love, betraying God, and where his grief took him. Its dark, depressing, and bloody. It was a much better film than I had expected it to be.


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Full Bathrooms: 1Detached 3 Car Garage with a cozy apartment above is a nice complement to any existing house or does nicely as a stand-alone garage. The front elevation has a traditional gable and columns between the bays. Upstairs there is a bedroom with a full bath a living room dining area and a complete kitchen. Actual plan may vary from photos or renderings. Learn More
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Full Bathrooms: 1This is a great 3-car garage with a 2 bedroom apartment above. The traditional exterior works well as a detached garage to existing houses or is independent enough to stand on its own. The garage accommodates 3 cars or the single bay can be use for boat storage (size depending). The apartment upstairs is accessed from a covered entry on the main level and when upstairs opens up into a full kitchen and a living room and dining room. There are 2 bedrooms a shared bath including a separate tub and shower and a laundry room. Actual plan may vary from photos or renderings. Learn More
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AUGUSTA – Gov. Paul LePage's administration will no longer comment in stories published by the Portland Press Herald, the Kennebec Journal and the Morning Sentinel, his spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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The new policy follows the newspapers' publication of a three-day series of articles this week examining LePage's top environmental regulator and how her department's actions have benefited her former lobbying clients in private industry.
LePage's spokeswoman, Adrienne Bennett, informed a Press Herald reporter of the new policy following a request for the governor's public events calendar. Bennett would not provide the calendar, a public document, and said the administration would no longer participate in stories reported by the three newspapers.
Bennett said MaineToday Media, the newspapers' parent company, "had made it clear that it opposed this administration."
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Another Press Herald reporter asked Bennett on Tuesday to comment on a story about Medicaid expansion. Bennett told the reporter she would not speak to the newspaper about the issue.
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The new policy in the governor's office follows the newspapers' publication this week of an investigation by the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram, which found that LePage's environmental protection commissioner, Patricia Aho, a former industrial and corporate lobbyist, has scuttled programs and fought laws that were opposed by many of her former clients in the chemical, drug, oil, and real estate development industries.
Bennett, commenting in an article published Tuesday detailing reactions to the series, accused the newspaper of having a political agenda. She said the administration planned to respond to the series by submitting a column to the newspaper.
Aho also rebutted the allegations in the stories, saying her past work as a lobbyist has no impact on how she does her job. Republican lawmakers defended Aho, as well.
"Commissioner Aho's actions have been consistent with the rule of law while balancing the needs of our economy," said Rep. Kenneth Fredette, R-Newport, the House minority leader.
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Philadelphia Phillies lefty Cliff Lee will be scratched from his upcoming start on Saturday against the Detroit Tigers with a stiff neck, according to Fox Sports reporter Jon Morosi.
Lee has struggled of late, allowing four or more runs in his last three starts including allowing seven hits and five runs to the New York Mets in his last start on July 21.
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Lee, 34, is 10-4 with a 3.04 ERA and a 1.01 WHIP for the Phillies so far this season.
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The Phiaton PS 210 BTNC in-ear headphones employ the most advanced wireless Apt-X/SBC Bluetooth 3.0 codec and active noise-cancelling [NC] technology currently available in the industry. Featuring their famously comfortable "half in-ear" ergonomic earpiece design, the PS 210 BTNC provides every dang possible modern ecoutrement to make your Phiaton in-ear headset the most full-featured travel listening experience out there. Apple iPad / iPhone remote controller and a built-in microphone that remains compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled smartphones allows easy flexibility with nearly any mobile device you own.
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- New Bluetooth 3.0 compatible for superb CD-quality sound
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- Works either in wireless Bluetooth or standard 'wired' modes
- Very comfortable 'half in-ear' ergonomic earpiece design
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- 4 sizes - black silicon eartips [XS/S/M/L]
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Perhaps the best-performing Bluetooth / wireless in-ear + noise-cancelling in-ear headphone we've heard to date at HeadRoom, the Phiaton PS210 BTNC provides a whole host of modern features and telecommunication abilities to ensure your smartphone, computer or tablet of choice has never sounded so good with such broad flexibility of use. That unpleasant gritty edge and honking tone of old Bluetooth wireless headsets from a few years ago is thankfully long gone; the PS210BTNC is the first of a new breed of wire-free headphones with sound quality formerly only the domain of pricey high-end 'wired' in-ear models. Employing the very latest Bluetooth 3.0 co-dec technology plus 'active' battery-powered environmental noise-cancelling means the PS210BTNC are the ultimate traveler's in-ears, ready for transit and daily commuting without any other extraneous headphone amps or plug adapters needed regardless of which Bluetooth-enabled device you use. Also works in standard 'wired' mode with an included headphone cable. The noise-blocking performance joins with Phiaton's APT-X/SBC wireless transmission scheme delivering uncompressed CD-quality sound, so load up your player with your favorite Lossless recordings and you'll be impressed at the high caliber of musical detail and smoothness heard in the PS210 BTNC.
The Phiaton PS210 BTNC features a neat silver aluminum color matched by a controller on cord containing all the sundry buttons for feature set operation. The headphone recharges its internal lithium-polymer battery via a 'mini' USB cable (provided) from any computer USB connection. The Phiaton's built-in microphone has proprietary "Echo-Off' noise rejection that minimizes that disturbing ring of your voice to the party on the other end of your call. As another plus, the headphone works with a standard cable in situations where wireless Bluetooth is not possible (airline flights) or if the battery runs down. Expect about 11-12 hrs of run time from the Phiaton PS210 BTNC per charge. Free 1-year Phiaton manufacturer's warranty.
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
- Headphone Type: In-Ear
- Connector Type: Other
- Isolation: -12dB ~ -19dB
- Impedance @ 1kHz: 32 Ohms
- Detachable Cable: No
- Cord Type: Cordless
- Ear Coupler Type: IEM
- Driver Type: Dynamic
- Sensitivity: 108 dB
- Noise Cancelling: Yes
- Microphone: Yes
- Wireless: Yes
- Bluetooth: Yes
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Posted by Micky from HB So Cal on 2013-05-28
Recommend Product: Yes
Pros: bluetooth that has a cord to plug into device as well.
Cons: kind of muddy and high in mids as well. Hanging dongle.
The mic I have to say is very clear for the person on the other end of the phone line and that is a huge plus. In the past I have found it difficult to find a bluetooth with this type of mic qaulity.
The sound...a bit disappointed but overall decent. I find these to be a bit muddy on the highs and a bit forward in the mid area making them a bit tinny in my opinion. The bass is a bit lacking but does have a little presence and is enough if you are not a basshead. I also do not like the dongle that hangs in front. The controls are of course geared towards Apple products as usual. The only controls that work with an android type of device is the volume and the phone answer button (i have a Galaxy Note 2) I also own aset ofJaybird Freedoms which I prefer the sound qaulity on over these Phiatons. The jaybirds seems to be a bit more warm, clear and more fun to listen to over the Phiatons.
I will keep the Phiatons though for the mic qaulity and the option to plug these into any device.overall these are decent but not what I expected since headroom gave them such a great review. If the sound qaulity changes after burn inI will update my review :-)
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Last year's overall champion easily retains its class crown. It's going to take a really exceptional car to beat it.
First and foremost, the Land rover Discovery is a tremendous car for towing. It takes just 12 seconds to pull a big twin-axle from 30-60mph. If anything, it feels quicker than the raw numbers suggest. There's rarely any need to put your foot to the floor, such are the reserves the 3.0 sDv6 engine has to call upon.
An outfit with a total weight the wrong side of four tonnes takes some stopping, but the Discovery's brakes get the job done in just 10.6 metres. In spite of being so powerful, they're also easy to apply smoothly.
Its high-speed stability is the equal of any car here. Line up the outfit on a straight road and you could almost drive it blindfolded. In the lane-change test the Discovery does lean a little, and on fast runs the caravan could be felt pulling at the back of the car. It never seemed as if the Land rover was about to get out of shape, though.
The 1-in-6 test hill might as well have been a speed bump for all the challenge it posed. The electronic parking brake stopped car and 'van from rolling backwards, then the mighty engine and smooth-shifting auto did the rest. reversing up the hill? Just as easy as going forwards. The cabin is vast, with ample space for seven. There's also a big boot, a trailer stability system and self-levelling suspension. What more could you possibly want?
It's no secret that saab has been through some tough times recently. The 9-5 is the company's first new model in years. Judged purely as a towcar it has many strengths, but it's too far off the mark in other areas.
Let's start with the positives. Performance is very strong. With 295lb.ft of torque to call upon, the engine pulls car and caravan from 30-60mph in just 12.3 seconds. On straight stretches of test track the 9-5 proved stable, holding a steady course up to 60mph and beyond. Deliberately sharp steering inputs failed to put the saab off its stride.
The automatic parking brake did its job without fuss, and the powerful engine also made hill starts straightforward in first gear and reverse. It may be a saloon, but the boot is like a cave. We had space to spare for all our luggage. There's plenty of room in the cabin, too. Bad points? Well, that engine may be powerful but it's noisy, too. What's more, the jiggly ride can become irritating, with or without a tourer in tow. Although it corners tidily, the steering gives the driver little idea of what's going on with the front tyres.
We hope the good times are on the way back for saab, and with them, cars that are closer to the top of the class than this one.
Land Rover has introduced a more powerful engine at the top of its range. The company tells us that its published kerbweight is for a completely empty car, so 1915kg is the correct kerbweight by the current EU definition.
The beefier engine, which powers all wheels via a smooth automatic gearbox, really makes a difference. The Freelander took only 13.1 seconds to go from 30-60mph. It needed just 10.7 metres to stop from 30mph. Through the lane-change test the Land rover stayed firmly in charge of the 'van.
We couldn't fit all our luggage in the boot, but the high noseweight limit and accessible towball and electrics won points.
You get loads of space, power and ability with the Mercedes e-class estate. The Blueefficiency name means the engine isn't just powerful, its emissions are low, too. So while there's 457lb.ft of torque to call on, expect 44.1mpg, according to official figures. Hitching up a 'van barely seems to slow the e-class as it breezes from 30-60mph in just 9.1 seconds.
Testers had no complaints about stability up to the legal limit, but one or two needed to make steering corrections at higher speeds. There are 690 litres of luggage space with the seats upright. Our practicality judge found good towing info in the handbook.
Need a Big 4x4 but don't want topay big money? The hyundai Santa Fe is the car. It doesn't tow quite as well as a Land rover Discovery or Mercedes e-class, but it's still competent.
It coped well enough in the lane-change test up to the final high-speed run, when it took some effort to keep it under control. Crosswinds affected the santa Fe more than the best towcars in this class. The stopping distance from 30mph was longer than the class leader's. However, the big hyundai coped well with the hill-start test.
Which other car offers seven seats, a lot of standard equipment and the power to pull heavy twin-axle 'vans, all for £23,000?
The Mercedes M-Class has recently had a mid-life revamp, which has kept Merc's big 4x4 competitive with newer rivals. The 3.0-litre diesel is so powerful you'll wonder why anyone would choose a thirsty v8 model, sprinting from 30-60mph in 10 seconds. The M-class is as stable as it is quick, staying firmly in control of the caravan in the lane-change test. At motorway speeds and beyond nothing shifts it.
Inside, there are just five seats – a shame when most big 4x4s offer seven. However, there's plenty of head- and legroom, and space for all our holiday luggage. there's no getting away from the high price, though.
Volkswagen pulls no punches with the new Touareg. It's one of the best big 4x4s for towcar drivers. The Touareg's biggest fault in some eyes will be the absence of a third row of seats, even as an option. However, if five seats are enough, no passenger goes short of space. Some might feel the cabin isn't special enough on a car that costs more than £40,000, but you do get plenty of toys included in the price.
The best plaything of the lot is the 3.0-litre diesel engine. With 237bhp and 406lb.ft of torque it drags the touareg and a caravan from 30-60mph in just 9.8 seconds. It's refined as well as powerful. With its electronic parking brake, there's no danger of rolling backwards on a steep slope, and the v6 easily pulled car and 'van to the top of the test hill.
At high speeds the touareg is stable and assured, with the aL-Ko atc sensors recording very little movement. In the lane-change test the VW was well on top of things, right up until the final high-speed run, when the back of the car was pulled out of line. The official combined economy figure of 37.2mpg is impressive, and you can expect the car to hold on to 48% of the original price after three years.
MItsUBIshI's oLD-schooL 4x4 has had a new-school makeover, with better fuel economy and reduced emissions. Is that enough to keep the shogun competitive with more modern designs? Judged by the amount of metal for your money, then yes. the over two-tonne kerbweight means there's no tourer the shogun couldn't realistically tow. there's space for seven inside, although nothing like as much legroom in the third row as you get in the Land rover Discovery. stow the rear seats and the boot is huge, easily coping with a typical load of holiday luggage. our practicality judge was also pleased that towing data was easy to find in the handbook, and that the car comes with a full-size spare. however, since the spare wheel is carried on the back of the car the towball needs to be unusually long. this did the shogun no favours in the lane-change test, allowing the caravan too much leverage on the rear of the car, pushing the back of it wide even on low-speed runs. the shogun was happier towing in a straight line, although not in the same league as the Discovery or Merc ML. accelerate hard and the 3.2-litre engine pulls car and 'van from 30-60mph in 16.5 seconds, but it's noisy. the shogun is improved, but there are better heavyweight towcars.
PetroL-PoWereD 4x4s usually have diabolical fuel economy and steep depreciation. Is the audi Q7 3.0 tFsI any different? official figures promise 26.4mpg, which is still a lot thirstier than a diesel, but not as bad as you might expect of a 268bhp petrol 4x4. It should hold on to 39% of the original price after three years – 6% less than the equivalent diesel. you get stunning performance, though. the Q7 can go from town speeds to the motorway limit in 8.6 seconds. stability is excellent, both at speed and when driven hard in the lane-change test. our practicality judge was pleased to see a trailer stability system and self-levelling suspension fitted to the audi.
It May not be the cleverest MPv, but the sedona is big, heavy and tows well. With 322lb.ft to call on, the Kia comfortably pulls hefty' vans. accelerating from 30-60mph took just 15.3 seconds. the brakes are strong, too, needing just 10.6 metres to stop from 30mph. When really pushed in the lane-change test, the back of the car started to be shoved around by the 'van, but the sedona kept the upper hand. In dry weather, it coped well with the hill start on a 1-in-6 slope. however, in the wet it was very easy to spin the front wheels. the sedona comes with a full-sized spare, but we couldn't quite find room for all our luggage, and the noseweight limit is low.
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We are due on May 6th and are totally stumped thus far!!! Our daughter is named Adelie, and we call her Addie. We love the fact that it is classic and sophisticated, but with a manageable nickname. Our last name is quite cumbersome (three syllables) so the shorter name option is essential. It is important to us to avoid common names, but we still wanted a classic feel and Adelie fit the bill perfectly. Our leading choice for the new baby girl is Wyndan Rose. We would call her Winnie as a baby/little girl and she could switch to Wynne or Wyndan if/when she wants something more sophisticated. I think Wyndan sounds very elegant and graceful, but fear there is too much of a masculine association. I think it is officially a boy's name, yes? I love the flow of Wyndan Rose, but am not crazy about the fact that Rose is such a common middle name. Our second choice (also a boy's name?) is Quinlan (Quinn). We really don't want to saddle our little girl with a name that is too masculine, however, and we are open to totally new suggestions that fit our criteria. Please help!!
I'm having trouble getting a handle on your criteria. To me, Adelie is a modern invented name and not classic at all. Wyndan is, as far as I know, not an established name (are you thinking of the boy name Wyndham?), so you'd be free to make it a girl name if you wanted to.
I say YES, Wyndan is a very good sibling name for Adelie. They're both invented names; the nicknames Addie and Wynnie are great together; and I don't think Wyndan is too masculine.
I think it's nice to balance an uncommon first name with a more-common middle name, and I agree with you that Wyndan Rose has a nice flow. But I also know what you mean about Rose getting a little tired as a middle name these days, so perhaps we can find some other options. Jane is used pretty often but still sounds good to me. Joy, too: not uncommon as a middle name, but not overused either. Noelle. Kate. Eve. Joan. Ruth. Fay. Jo. I'd avoid any names that emphasize the "Wind in/and" sound of Wyndan, such as May, Skye, Rain, June. I think my favorites are your original Wyndan Rose, and also Wyndan Joy.
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Halton Regional Police is seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing Burlington teenager.
Investigators say that on Friday, Nov. 9, around 9 a.m., 16-year-old Hannah Baillie left the Foundations Group home in Burlington without the knowledge of staff members. Her destination was not known and neither the home's staff or family members nor police have had any contact with her since.
Police say she has no medical issues but they are concerned for her well-being.
It is the fifth time this year the teen has gone missing, said Burlington Acting Det.-Sgt. Brett Wilkinson.
The last time she went missing was mid-October with Hamilton police finding her.
Baillie, a ward of the Halton Children's Aid Society, has been found in good condition each time, Wilkinson said.
The Foundations Group home in Burlington is a six-bed, long-term treatment home for children 12 to 17 years old who need support and care with emotional and behavioural problems. The objective is to reintegrate the child into their family or into a community setting with independent living skills.
Baillie is described as white, 5-foot 2, with a thin build and blue eyes. She has long brown hair, shaved on the right side. She has two lip piercings, a tongue piercing and several ear piercings. She also has a tattoo on the outside of her right forearm that reads Be The Change.
There is no description of the clothing she was wearing at the time of her disappearance.
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BUFFALO -- Kris Versteeg doesn't like talking about Winnipeg. Nothing against the city, but he always knows when he gets asked about it, the conversation usually leads to his success against the Jets.
Versteeg doesn't know why he scores so much against the Jets. He just hope it continues. Versteeg gets a chance to add to his goal totals against Winnipeg on Tuesday night.
"I honestly have no idea why it's like that, and everyone just keeps bringing it up," Versteeg said Monday after the Panthers' light practice at First Niagara Center in Buffalo. The Panthers left for Winnipeg soon afterward.
"It's one of those things I guess," Versteeg added. "I would love it if it worked like that against every team. I don't know if I'm riding anything, but you get bounces and things like that. I hope it keeps up."
Versteeg lit up the Jets last year, scoring seven goals with three assists in five games. Actually, Versteeg was held off the score sheet in the first meeting between the two. So, Versteeg got 10 points in four games against Winnipeg.
Slowed by a groin injury, Versteeg played in his third game Sunday against the Sabres. He has a goal and an assist this season. Guess who he scored them against?
"Sure, guys have a favorite team they like playing against, and there really is no reason for it," linemate Tomas Fleischmann said. "Maybe it's the system they play. But Steeger has great games against Winnipeg. We expect big things from him when we play them."
Coach Kevin Dineen has seen certain players do well against other teams and said, like Versteeg, that he doesn't want to talk too much about it. You never want to jinx these kind of things.
"There's a little something there, but I don't know what it is," said Dineen, who has won four of seven meetings against the Jets heading into Tuesday's game.
"I don't like talking about it for obvious reasons. I'm glad he's hot against a divisional foe you see all the time and not a team like Vancouver or something."
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The Panthers expect to have defenseman Erik Gudbranson back with the team on Tuesday, although they are unsure whether he will play.
Gudbranson needed shoulder surgery in September after being injured in a wakeboarding accident in Canada. He was suspended during the lockout and was assigned to Florida's AHL affiliate in San Antonio.
Gudbranson was expected to play in his second AHL game on Monday night in Houston before flying to Winnipeg on Tuesday.
"He's accomplishing everything we want," Dineen said. "I haven't made the final decision on if he plays or not. He's been out for seven months. We're finally getting guys back, getting into the groove of playing. He's still working his way through it."
Florida practiced with five defensemen Monday as Mike Weaver sat out with a hip injury that doesn't appear to be serious. Dineen said Weaver didn't practice just as a precaution and could be back Tuesday.
"It's a nice luxury to have seven defensemen, but we need them," Dineen said. "We need the depth."
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Peter Mueller came into Florida's game against the Flyers on Jan. 26 with no goals; he scored that night and has been on a roll since, scoring a goal in each of the past four games.
Mueller's previous high had been scoring in three consecutive games.
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Editors' Picks — Chili Peppers
Once again, we want to give a big thanks to all of our volunteer recipe testers for your thoughtful comments and for helping us continue to strengthen our recipe recommendations. You can read each tester's comments by clicking through to the Editors' Picks recipes — the comments are under "Amanda and Merrill's Notes" at the top. And even if the recipe you tested wasn't chosen as an EP, please feel free to leave your testing notes in the recipe's comments section. Constructive criticism is always encouraged!
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- Huevos Rancheros (Country-Style Eggs Topped with Pork and Green Chilis)
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over 2 years ago cookinginvictoria
Congrats to all of the Editor's Picks. These all look so good -- I want to try them all! Gingerroot, thank you so much for your lovely review of my huevos rancheros recipe. I am so happy that you liked it!
over 2 years ago nannydeb
Congrats everybody! So many delicious recipes! Thank you tiggybee for your nice review and I'm glad ya'll enjoyed it!
over 2 years ago wssmom
So many wonderful recipes! It's hard to decide where to start to try them all, but I am thinking the Huevos Rancheros is a logical spot haha. Congrats to all EPs and thanks to Rural Eating for the kind words. What great company to be in!
over 2 years ago cookinginvictoria
Totally agree -- I will be cooking my way through all of these recipes. Hope that you get a chance to try the huevos!
over 2 years ago lorigoldsby
Congrats to the EP's...honored to be in your company! Thanks to food fanatic who had the scavenger hunt as well as a day in the kitchen to make the tamales! Loved your review notes!
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Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
More great chili recipes to try - hurrah! Thanks to both Nannydeb and Cookinginvictoria for such nice reviews! (Nanny - I usually accidentally eat a bunch of tofu before it makes it to the pot too!!)
over 2 years ago inpatskitchen
Congrats to all and thanks panfusine and editors for the EP!
over 2 years ago BlueKaleRoad
Congratulations to the EPs...so many terrific chili recipes! sdebrango, thank you so much for your lovely review. I appreciate it!
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William T. Wegrzyn, 41, of Wedowee, the owner of Red Hot Recycling in Anniston, was charged with 10 felony counts of secondary metals recycling.
Calhoun County Sheriff Larry Amerson said Wegrzyn was charged after a previous case involving a Red Hot Recycling employee went before a grand jury. Amerson said it was the grand jury's opinion that Wegrzyn was present during the business transaction and saw what occurred.
"They concluded that being the owner, he should have known better than his employee," Amerson said.
The employee, Anthony Keith Cumbee, 32, of Anniston, was charged April 23 with 10 felony counts of charges relating to required ownership documentation.
Amerson said his office was contacted in April by police in LaGrange, Ga., about an investigation involving 600 catalytic converters, a pollution reduction device in cars, stolen from a Kia Manufacturing plant.
Amerson said the 600 converters reported stolen were valued at $250,000.
Through an investigation, deputies discovered that 10 transactions involving new catalytic converters took place at Red Hot Recycling on U.S. 78 in Anniston.
Amerson said recycling records showed the suspect sold 1,054 catalytic converters to Red Hot Recycling, and was paid $50,000.
The sheriff said it is unlawful for secondary metal recyclers to purchase converters that are not part of a motor vehicle without documentation of proof of ownership. Cumbee did not receive proof of ownership for the parts he purchased, Amerson said.
Amerson said his office's investigation discovered Wegrzyn was aware of the transaction and did nothing to impede it.
Wegrzyn was released Tuesday on a $100,000 bond from the Calhoun County Jail. A court appearance is scheduled for Sept. 5.
Wegrzyn said today that Red Hot Recycling was open and that he could not comment on pending legal issues. The owner referred all questions to his attorney, Derek Drennan.
"Bill Wegrzyn is a responsible, law-abiding business man," Drennan wrote in an emailed statement. "We look forward to presenting our case in court and demonstrating that Bill's actions were entirely consistent with the requirements of the law."
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Add the Toasted Onion & Garlic Seasoning and toss until all pieces are coated. Preheat a nonstick 10 or 12-inch sauté pan over medium heat. Place chicken in pan, turning to brown on all sides. Turn heat to medium low. Add cream cheese, Parmesan cheese and milk, stirring until all cheese is melted and incorporated into the sauce.
Simmer for ½ minute until sauce thickens. Serve over pasta.
NOTE: Any of the five No Salt & No Sugar Magic Seasoning Blends™ will work well in this dish and each will produce a unique and vibrant flavor. Be sure to put a bottle on the table for use as a shake-on seasoning. Apply generously for extra flavor.
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