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How to make a quick, ethical and nutritious meal from scratch in just 30 minutes for the two most important persons in my life? The answer is a three-letter word.
I have always loved to cook. Indulging myself by reading cook books, lose myself in books about food history, plan menus, write long and thorough shopping lists. Spend hours in the kitchen while making romantic three-course dinners or party dinners for friends or family. I do not live by cooking, but I truly live for cooking. The world may tremble around me, while I ponder on my next dish.
All this time I have spent on food, was suddenly taken away when we had a baby
Now I have to hurry home from work and try to put dinner on the table in 30 minutes. Half an hour only! The short time makes for a challenge. I have had several food challenges the last years. One of my most peculiar was when we arranged a party to celebrate the birth of our son. We planned the party half a year in advance. As usual everything was to be made from scratch, including 10 cakes, and we wanted to make everything by ourselves. We thought there would be 25 guest, but 45 came. And the day before the party, half the day was spent at the hospital. We made it, but I would not recommend others doing it.
Another food challenge I often encounter is how to make food for guests allergic to milk, gluten, nuts or citrus
Not to mention if all these allergies gather in one person. Say no more, I am on the mission. A third food challenge has been – and still is – how to make desserts low in sugar. And then there is my first and foremost challenge: How to make a quick, ethical and nutritious meal from scratch in just 30 minutes for the two most important persons in my life? The answer is a three-letter word and bouncing in a pan. Wok!
Wok is easily made in 30 minutes if you follow a certain chronology
Put the jasmin rice on first. While the rice is cooking, prepare the greens and the sauce. Everything must be ready when you start to wok. The minute you start woking you need your hands free in order to make your ingredients bounce like the wok was a trampoline.
Then there is the sauce. You come a long way with some stock, soy sauce and oyster sauce. From Gordon Ramsey's Great Escape Southeast Asia, I have learned a recipe from Thailand, which has become a staple in our home. I have altered the recipe to make sure I can buy all ingredients from my local store. Remember I have to hurry home to cook. Thus the ingredients for this wok are pretty common. For instance, the original recipe calls for holy basil, but I do not hesitate using regular basil. However there is one thing I never omit; and that is the greens. It has to be sweetflavoured greens like baby corn and carrots. Other times I use bitter greens like broccoli to boost the nutrition.
Wok is a dish that makes it possible to eat well without much meat
Make the wok with pork filet or go for a vegetarian wok. When I leave out the meat, I add cashew nuts. For seven years I was a vegetarian, primarily because of animal welfare. Today I eat organic or free-range meat from small farmers. I try to reduce my meat consumption by eating smaller portions and by having meat-free days. I am aware this is not enough, but a short story is also literature. I could have done much more, but I am contributing.
Norwegian chef Bent Stiansen tells in one of his cook books how his teacher gave him 50 gram (2 oz) meat during a cooking course in Vietnam. The teacher thought this was enough to feed a family of four. Even though most of us has learned about the connection between meat production, particularly cattle, and carbon emissions, recent statistics show that even Norwegians with a higher education refuse to see the consumption of meat as an act to improve the environment. A light in the tunnel though comes from a somewhat unexpected corner: In Norway the army has decided to opt for meat-free mondays. Their argument: The solider's health and the environment.
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In an article in the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten Professor in Nutritional Sciences Kaare Norum characterizes the low-carb diet as indecent. It is indecent, he claims, because:
- An area big enough to sustain 20–25 people if corn and root vegetables are cultivated can only sustain one human if meat and milk is produced on the same area.
- It takes 200 times as much water to produce a kilo meat than a kilo potatoes.
- About 80 % of all grain produced worldwide is used as animal fodder.
However, there is a decent low-carb diet. The solution is a more balanced diet with plenty of greens where a substantial part of the protein comes from beans and the fat derives from oily fish, nuts, avocado and olive oil.
In Norway the popularity of the low-carb diet has increased the consumption of chickens at the expense of eating bread. In Norway we now throw so much bread that we could fill an 8-lane highway from Oslo to Trondheim, a distance of about 500 kilometers (310 miles).
"The bean diet" has been the natural diet for many throughout the world
Dishes ranging from falafel and hummus in the Middle East to dhal in India and rice and beans in Latin America. They are cheap and nutritious. We have a lot to learn from these food cultures. Beans play a meager part in the Norwegian food culture, with one exception: Our yellow pea soup.
I strive to eat less meat, but when I eat meat it comes from small farmers. Farmers who know their animals. Who calls them by their name, not a number. Their meat cost more to buy, but is something I can serve as a parent to my little son.
30-minute wok (for 2 adults and a little one):
a handful of cashew nuts or 1 free-range pork filet (about 150 g or 5 ounces)
1 garlic clove
1 red chili
1 big carrot
a handful of baby corn
3 florets of broccoli
3 tbsp cooking oil
fresh basil or coriander
The sauce:
200 ml stock (chicken or vegetable)
1 tbsp fish sauce
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1 tbsp (palm)sugar
1 tbsp maizena diluted with 3 tbsp water
1. Toast the nuts in a dry frying pan (or a wok) on medium heat, then put aside.
2. Wipe the pork filet with a kitchen towel and cut thinly with a pair of scissors.
3. Peel the garlic and chili and mash in a mortar into a paste. Leave out the seeds from the chili if you want it less spicy.
3. Peel the carrot and cut thinly. Divide the baby corn lengthwise. Wash the broccoli and divide into small florets. Place all vegetables on a plate, separating them. This is because they need different cooking time.
4. Mix together the ingredients for the sauce, except the maizena.
5. Place the oil in the wok or a frying pan. When hot, add the garlic- and chili paste and fry for about 30 seconds.
6. Add the pork filet and wok for 1 minute. Add the broccoli and carrots and wok for 1 minute. Add the baby corn and wok for 1 minute.
7. Add the stock and boil for about 2-3 minutes until the vegetables are al dente and the sauce reduced a bit.
8. Add the maizena while stirring.
9. Take the wok off the heat, add the basil/coriander and the reserved cashew nuts.


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This is a post about laziness, so you'd better pay attention. That's right, you: put down the Cheetos, turn off the TV, and listen up! Here's what the Bible says about laziness. It's bad. So stop being so lazy! End of post.
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All right, I admit: that's not what the Bible has to say about laziness. But be honest: it's about what you expected me to say, isn't it? If laziness actually crosses our mind we assume that A) it applies to someone else, someone with Doritos stains on his undershirt; and B) the solution is for Mr. Doritos to suck it up and work harder. If only it were that easy….
Here's the rub when it comes to laziness: you can be the busiest person you know…and still be lazy. I know what you're thinking. Hang on, time out – lazy people don't do anything. Busy people do lots of things. So busy people can't be lazy. It seems to make sense – but unfortunately it's just not true. Here's why: laziness isn't defined by mere lack of activity. Laziness is not doing the tasks God has given you to do. It doesn't matter whether you fill the void with hours of Star Trek reruns or with answering work-related emails. If it's not what God has called you to do, then it's laziness. So you can be perpetually busy and chronically lazy.
I know, I know – this post is getting worse by the minute. Hang with me, because there's good news coming. Before we get there, we need to be convinced that laziness is indeed something the Bible condemns, not just a cultural taboo concocted by the workaholics among us. Proverbs has much to say on the topic of the "sluggard", as in:
The soul of the sluggard craves and gets nothing, while the soul of the diligent is richly supplied. (Proverbs 13:4)
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For even when we were with you, we would give you this command: If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat. For we hear that some among you walk in idleness, not busy at work, but busybodies. Now such persons we command and encourage in the Lord Jesus Christ to do their work quietly and to earn their own living. (2 Thessalonians 3:10-12)
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We see ThinkPads as AK-47s of the notebook world — tough, reliable and rolled out en masse. However, this latest ThinkPad incarnation comes with a glossy piano-black cover, which we have dubbed "fingerprint black".
There are three notebooks in the Lenovo ThinkPad SL range, the SL300, SL400 and SL500, with 13.3-inch, 14.4-inch and 15.5-inch displays respectively. We reviewed the latter. At 2.88kg, the SL500 is a mid-weight laptop — making it heavier than a Dell small business Vostro, but about the same weight as Sony's business Vaio BZ or a Dell Studio.
The SL500 sports a large keyboard, which feels solid and comfortable. Above the keyboard is a speaker, which is neither tinny or quiet, but the sound from laptop speakers are never amazing. Below the arrow keys is a fingerprint reader, which we see as a valuable security measure which is increasingly becoming standard on business laptops. Thankfully Lenovo's business range doesn't include the facial recognition software bundled with the IdeaPad range, which we found to be beyond useless.
We liked the SL500's 1,680x1,050 (60Hz, 200-nit) high resolution display, especially because it is not glossy — consumer laptops often have glossy displays, which are more reflective and harder to see in bright light.
Although some notebooks have a higher screen resolution than what is available on the SL500 — such as the 1,920x1,200 display on the Dell Latitude — they tend to reduce the battery life.
Mouse options on the SL500 include both a trackpad and a "nipple mouse", which sits prominently in the centre of the keyboard. By virtue of having two mice, the SL500 also has two sets of mouse buttons, one above and below the trackpad. The trackpad also features vertical and horizontal scrolling using its outermost edges.
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The SL500 includes Intel's new Centrino 2 platform, which provides a raft of features including better wireless, power management and performance.
Our review unit came with an Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 (2.4GHz), 2GB of RAM (667MHz) and a discrete graphics card in the form of an Nvidia GeForce 9300GS (256MB). Our tests gave a PCMark05 score of 3,860, which makes this a dependable laptop without being flashy. To put this into perspective, Asus' M51Va achieved a score of 5,612 in PCMark05, mind you this laptop comes equipped with 4GB of RAM (800MHz) and a 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo.
The inclusion of discrete graphics means this machine should confidently tackle even graphics intensive business applications. The SL500 delivered a 3DMark06 score of 1,974. Compare that to Asus' M51Va, which delivered a 3DMark06 score of 3,710 with a 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650 card. Be aware that high-end graphics cards drain the battery faster, and are generally unnecessary for business applications.
The SL line of ThinkPads is only available with a maximum of 2GB of RAM. Our system came with two 1GB RAM chips, filling both slots — so users wanting 4GB of RAM would need to replace both chips. Bear in mind that the SL500 range isn't pre-installed with 64-bit Windows, and as you know only around 3GB is addressable by the 32-bit version.
In order to test battery life, we turned the screen brightness to 50 per cent, muted the system and then played a DVD. This gave a total battery life of 109 minutes, which is above average. A good battery life — despite its high resolution display and discrete graphics card — endears this laptop to us.
Unfortunately, the SL500 comes pre-installed with a whole pile of crapware. Our system included a 60-day trail of Office 2007, a trail of McAfee Internet Security, PC Doctor 5, and Roxio (DVD burning software). There was also a whole stack of Lenovo "help" software, most of which wasn't helpful because it simply directed us to either the Lenovo website or a website that sold accessories.
Lenovo has continued the ThinkPad tradition of tough, no-nonsense business laptops with the SL500. It contains all the necessary features and at AU$1,900, it represents relatively good value for money. The system comes with a one year warranty — it's solid but not generous.
If you're looking for more features, consider the Dell Latitude, or for something cheaper, Dell's Vostro. If performance is key, the Asus offering is more powerful, but it's also heavier.
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ID theft is decreasing because of increased awareness by consumers of the dangers.
As any witness of a Macworld keynote knows Apple CEO Steve Jobs doesn't do much of anything that isn't well scripted and thought out. That strategy and advance preparation is what makes his open letter to the music industry about digital rights management so interesting.
Notable headlines:Wi-Fi hacking, with a handheld PDA. Images.
The morning RSA keynotes were mostly warmed over common wisdom--layer approachs, risk management, intelligence sharing, managing user identities, governance, focusing on users, etc.--about information security, with the exception of the cryptographer panel, which had some good moments.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs in a blog post today says his company would embrace DRM-free music "in a heartbeat" if "the big four music companies would license Apple their music without the requirement that it be protected with a DRM." If that scenario were to play out, Jobs says "we would switch to selling only DRM-free music on our iTunes store.
I've written about Greenplum (here and here), which hopes to be a disruptive force in the business intelligence and datawarehousing arena with its open source stack. Today the company announced $19 million in funding, a major customer win (Smart Communications, the leading wireless service provider in the Phillipines), and the appointment of Bill Cook, a 19-year Sun veteran with a sales background, as CEO.
Why worry about creating the next iTunes, lining up movie studios and entering the Web's movie download war when you can just supply the arms? Sounds like a decent plan and one that Hewlett-Packard is pursuing.
With the Vista launch behind him, Bill Gates and Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer and security patron, were on stage the 16th annual RSA Conference in San Francisco before a crowd of about 15,000 security geeks and professionals. They were preceded by a Broadway-style dance number with dozens of costumed monks and the David Bowie/Queen song "Under Pressure," something to do with the Renaissance theme of the conference.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - A Northern California man who spent 3 1/2 years in jail in the death of his 4-month-old son has walked free after a judge dismissed the case because of insufficient evidence.
The Sacramento Bee reports prosecutors sought the dismissal of murder charges against 24-year-old Everett Bobbylee Quinn when two doctors whose medical opinions led to the murder charges changed their minds.
The physician who initially examined the child determined he died from traumatic abuse in May 2009. But asked to review his records by defense attorneys, the doctor changed his opinion.
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directed by Stanley Jaffe
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Young divorced mother Kate Nelligan refuses to go into a panic when her six-year-old son disappears. She manages to maintain an even emotional keel ... More
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directed by Gus Trikonis
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No relation to the similarly titled John Ford film, My Darlin' Clementine originated as a 47-minute TV special. Shelley Duvall (who also produced) ... More
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- Dining Style: Fine Dining
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- Phone: (415) 457-7700
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- Cuisine: Mediterranean
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- Catering: Insalata's is a full service on-site Fine Dining experience for events of 25 to 800. Contact Chris Engel at (415)332-3277 for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Enjoy Dining in Insalata's private dining Room. Available for lunch, brunch or dinner for a maximum of 40 guests, we provide luscious food in an inviting room of cherry wood and warm colors. For parties of 40 to 60, enjoy sitting on our mezzanine level for semi private dining under the beautiful paintings of opulent pears, plums and peaches by artist Laura Parker. Menus are designed to showcase the freshest seasonal produce and local ingredients. Our wine list is carefully crafted to compliment your feast. The entire restaurant is available for parties of 60 -150. Whether you are celebrating a baptism, bar mitzvah, birthday, wedding or anniversary, Insalata's will help you create a memorable event.
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- Special Events: Please join us every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday night to enjoy a 3-Course menu paired with wine for your enjoyment. $29.50 per person or try one item à la carte
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Insalata's receives Bib Gourmand from Michelin for it's 7th year in a row.Continued
Our goal at Insalata's has always been to bring luscious Mediterranean food, gracious service and a warm atmosphere to our diners. For over 15 years we have shared this experience of intimate dining and joyful celebrations in a variety of ways. First and foremost as a fine dining restaurant with our beautiful private Siena room in which to sit and relax and enjoy a meal. We also offer take out dining for those days when time is of the essence, or catered affairs where we bring great food and staff into your home or venue. Our guests have become family and we have grown together in the community in which we all live and work. Everyone at Insalata's is extremely proud to be a part of this extended "village" family.
Our goal at Insalata's has always been to bring luscious Mediterranean food, gracious service and a warm atmosphere to our diners. For over 15 years we have shared this experience of intimate dining and joyful celebrations in a variety of ways. First and foremost as a fine dining restaurant with our beautiful private Siena room in which to sit and relax and enjoy a meal. We also offer take out dining for those days when time is of the essence, or catered affairs where we bring great food and staff into your home or venue. Our guests have become family and we have grown together in the community in which we all live and work. Everyone at Insalata's is extremely proud to be a part of this extended "village" family.
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- A very good restaurant in San Anselmo.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014A very good restaurant with inventive dishes and excellent service in charming San Anselmo. The apple fennel soup was particularly delicious as was the tender rare duck breast. Thank you. I would like to get the recipe for the apple/fennel/calvados/walnut oil soup, if you can send it. I'll call to see if this is possible. Congratulations for your high standards. As someone with hearing problems, my husband and I appreciate the noise absorption provided by the carpeted dining room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dipsea99VIPDined on 11/22/2014Another enjoyable meal. The steak was great, the duck was superb, and the apple tart was delicious. The quality of the food and preparation are outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent local restaurantGinnyVIPDined on 11/21/2014This is a warm, vibrant restaurant. 1st experience: grilled swordfish, thinly cut, perfectly cooked and moist. It was accompanied by an israeli-type couscous in a saffron broth. I would come back for this again and again. The service was impeccable and Marin-friendly/informal/professional. You know what I mean.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Insaltas continues to be an outstanding restaurantFoodloverDined on 11/20/2014Insalta's in San Anselmo has been around for years and it continues its high quality food, charming atmosphere, even on a rainy day, and excellent service. We took friends visiting there for lunch and loved the new combo lunch of my favorite, the fatoosh salad, paired with either soup of the day, or a panini of the day. Just a perfect lunch! They also have valet parking now which help wit the always crowded lot. It's validated by the restaurant so it's free.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent place -- great food & deep conversationsJakeDined on 11/19/2014This is a great place to meet old or new friends for excellent cuisine -- wide variety of sustaining dishes and very attentive and not invasive service. Quiet enough for small group conversations. Spacious enough that there are no eavesdroppers. Varied cuisine with a Mediterranean flair, great selections regardless of your food preferences. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant, innovative and delicious.OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/19/2014No one does pork better than Insalatas, but all the food is innovative and just plain delicious. We eat there at least once a week just because it is so good.Special Features:
- Food still great. Service was horrible.DisappointedDined on 11/14/2014Sadly, it seems the once very special- occasion place one used to go to for quiet, civil dining has turned into a freeway of demanding diners and frantic waiters, giving this diner nothing but a stressful event that I couldn't WAIT to leave once our waiter rushed us through our meal so he could turn the table.
- Consitently goodStickerForServiceDined on 11/14/2014I've eaten at Insalata's many times over the years and it's always remained one of my favorites. A good wine list, combined with a great variety of dinner options means everyone is happy with their choices. We were in a hurry the other night as we had tickets to a play, and the waitress kept our food moving quickly -- and our glasses filled. It was another lovely night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticbvrlyDined on 11/13/2014I attended a cooking demonstration/class with the chef several years ago and have used the cookbook for years. It was a real treat to finally eat at the restaurant. Definitely worth the wait as everything was superb. I especially liked the crispy eggplant fries with tzadziki. The salmon was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Celebratory luncheonmy2dogsDined on 11/12/2014Wonderful lunch at a nice restaurant where we enjoyed our salmon and pasta dishes. One of us is a vegetarian and they switched out the chicken stock for vegetable and omitted the pancheta making the dish completely vegetarian. He said it was very good. Two of us had the salmon which was succulent and presented beautifully. Using the Open Table gift certificate allowed us to splurge. This is a good restaurant for special occasions but a bit on the high side but well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FranVIPDined on 11/9/2014While all meals were very good, my duck was incredible and everyone agreed! I gave out very small samples! We are always impressed with the consistency of the food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TomandMerleneDined on 11/5/2014Awesome, as usual. Food was great and our vegetarian friends had plenty of options. Thanks.Special Features:
- poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/1/2014wait person was assigned tables in all corners of this large restaurant. clearly the place was understaffed and patrons paid for it with very slow serviceSpecial Features:
- Great foodMichaelDined on 10/31/2014Everything we ordered was fantastic. Did I mention the food was awesome. Try it yourself, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:
- GulhumDined on 10/31/2014We love Insalata's for a quick or romantic dinner...food is always good. Service can be spotty but last night was fabulous!Special Features:
- Wonderful Special MenuRegularPlaceVIPDined on 10/29/2014We had a special middle eastern menu and LOVED it. The wine pairing was perfect and the tastes blended beautifully. We have found dinners at Insalata's to be better and better each time and this was starting from a wonderful baseline. Highly recommended for a special evening out where you are treated with a friendly smile by the service and taken through a delightful meal.Special Features:
- 'Twas smooth sailing...IndaknowVIPDined on 10/24/2014As an old standby, Insalata's is still reliable - they know how to properly treat, cook, and present the ingredients ::: The menu is smaller than it used to be but manageable, the ambiance is easy and relaxed, and our service was very complete without being overbearing...
- marindinerDined on 10/18/2014We had the duck and the parpadelle. both were excellent. However, the noise was very loud and made conversation at the table difficult. The waiter was nice but slow; this was a Saturday night and the place was full. Might try it again during the week; maybe less noisy. Price wise it is on the upper end of moderate; I think the duck was $28 (no vegetables or other side plate) and the parpadelle was about $22. Wines were normally price for this kind of restaurant - a bottle of Textbook Chardonnay was $37.Special Features:
- frequent flyersdiaDined on 10/11/2014Quality tends to vary from a 3 to a 4, this experience was a 3. It was busy and we waited for quite some time for a drink order. Mista salad was overdressed, clam appetizer was great, duck was very good but one piece was very chewy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TastyhikerDined on 10/4/2014The appetizers and entres were quite flavorful and nicely presented.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food/great serviceJaydeeDined on 9/27/2014Once again Insalata's shines... I've eaten here probably a hundred times, never a bad meal. No exception this time.Special Features:
- lovely lunchsrsebiaDined on 9/23/2014This is one of my favorites for lunch, dinner or take out from the back. Everything was wonderful from the service to the iced tea to my favorite eggplant fries! I highly recommend Insalata's for any occasion.Special Features:
- Like an old friendOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/22/2014I took my parents to Insalata's for their birthday's and I hadn't been in years. It was very good. The service, the food and the vibe. It's not too quiet and not too loud. There were couples, kids and older folks there so everyone can feel comfortable. I had a misto salad and shared it with my mom, my dad does not like salad but he even asked for some and really liked it. Simple and well dressed. I had the salmon, my mother had the chicken and my dad had the pork chop. We all loved our meals. Our waiter was excellent, there for us but no annoying. He called me a young lady which made this 40 something feel good. I would go back sooner rather than later!Special Features:
- Great, as always...cocktailswithmDined on 9/21/2014We have come here for years. This time it was a Sunday evening when my mother was visiting. The food, as always, was distinctive, fresh and all-around fantastic. I don't know how they consistently keep the experience as imaginative and fresh as they do, but I guess that's what makes and enduring great restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Insalata tops the listSammyDined on 9/20/2014Insalata continues to be warm and inviting with delicious food. Can't think of a better place to relax and enjoy a lovely meal with friends or to celebrate a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dipsea99VIPDined on 9/19/2014We split the fatoush salad which is always tasty. Then, the duck was amazingly prepared with delicious sauces and the flatiron steak was everything this steak could be. Dessert was a blueberry crisp. Every dish was perfectly prepared and plated!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Local faveMMLGDined on 9/19/2014Been a regular here for years. Can always count on innovative preparation all of seasonal foods. Last night we enjoyed the appetizer of lamb meatballs and tomato soup. Our guests split the house favorite fattoush salad-always yum. We make a point to come here at least once every season.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- reunionGuteelternVIPDined on 9/19/2014excellent as always. Will be back. Always great food and a nice place to meet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old reliable needs Food Facelift...IndaknowVIPDined on 9/10/2014The menu has gotten smaller but there remains unimpressive things like canned olives stuffed with anchovies and a fish roe starter which we doubt is hugely popular - the menu hasn't been fully revamped in years ::: Our table service was spotty and disjointed the other night ::: We don't mind a smaller menu, and most often the preparation of plates is very well done - Mediterranean cuisine is varied and exciting - we'd like to see Insalata's embrace this and work on a much overdue update...
- Can healthy taste this good?Winemaker27VIPDined on 9/4/2014It is hard to find places that have tasty and healthful food on the menu. It is here! I had a great 3 course meal with delicious wines and I was able to have plenty of mouthfeel, veggies, color -the whole deal. The staff were friendly and helped explain choices. We all left feeling energized and delighted with the eveningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1WellFedDined on 9/3/2014Really good food with unusual spices and combinations. Beautifully presented and large quantities (especially for the Chicken Fhattoush salad, a diner might be warned about the size of it!). Staff friendly and helpful. It is mostly quiet but loud voices carry far. Very lovely decors, paintings on wall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too warmMark94945Dined on 8/29/2014It wasn't a particularly hot day but the resturant was warm and stuffy. My wife asked to chane tables and they were very accommodating. We wond up on an aisle by the open front door. It made all the difference.Special Features:
- Impressed!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/29/2014Made last minute reservations on a Friday night for my husband's birthday. We also brought our toddler. Everyone went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable. The service and the food were both awesome! We had gone to Boulevard earlier in the week and Insalata's was better, by far! It was a special evening made wonderful by great service and fantastic food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- my2dogsDined on 8/24/2014I would have given "Food" 5 stars but there was a bit (not much) of grit in the spinach otherwise the food was more than I expected. I dined with a good friend - she had the vegetarian platter and I had the roast duck with pomegranate. We had the "cigars" as an appetizer. I found it amazing that when we left the restaurant was quite full and the noise level was so low. Very pleasant experience. We had attended a concert and this was a perfect after concert dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another good mealShirazVIPDined on 8/23/20144 of us had dinner at Insalata's on Saturday. We have always had good meals here so we were looking forward to the meal. First we shared the trio of Middle Eastern apps (Hummus, Taaramasalata and eggplant) with Pita bread. These were great to nibble on. The server gave us sufficient time to chat and drink a little wine. I had ordered the swordfish which was cooked just right with a lemon and yogurt dressing and an eggplant puree. Delicious. My wife ordered the duck breast with a pomegranate glaze, excellent. One of our friends ordered the salmon and the other the flatiron steak. The salmon and the steak were cooked medium rare as requested. We all enjoyed our meals and will return soon. The service was attentive and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentCalmDined on 8/17/2014I took my mother-in-law there for her birthday, plus a friend of hers, both in their 80s. We had a concert to go to and came prepared - upon arrival, we told our waiter that all 3 of us would like to order the duck. We also got the trio of dips. The timing was perfect, the food was delicious (one of the best duck dishes I had, very moist and tender) and service was outstanding. Perfect mixture of white table cloths without stuffiness. Would definitely go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, not great ambianceout2dineDined on 8/17/2014If you just want to have a nice meal this is good place. The service leaves much to be desired, and the place is dark and uninviting for anything but a latenight dinner.Special Features:
- Always a fine dinnerDocBrockVIPDined on 8/9/2014We've eaten here many times over the years and continue to love the food and the enviroment. Service has always been terrific. Noise level is very quiet for a large restaurant. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerThunderthroatDined on 8/9/2014My 3 friends who all have August birthdays, consistently eat at Insalatas for our celebration. The food is consistent, delicious And always a treat!Special Features:
- You can hear here!JillVIPDined on 8/8/2014We like the food and ambience at Insalata's, but we went specifically because you don't have to shout. Many popular restaurants are so noisy that it detracts if you want to have a good conversation but Insalata's is lively yet relatively quiet.Special Features:


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Exclusive sunny apartment on the 15th floor
While modern and comfortable easily sum up this beachfront apartment in Barcelona, its full Mediterranean views, swimming pool and tennis, make it perfect for all tastes.
This spacious apartment can accommodate up to 10 guests making it ideal for families or groups. This is a 4 bedroom apartment; 1 master en suite with double bed and 3 twin bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes and the master with sliding doors onto the sunny terrace.
This fantastic apartment is filled with natural sunlight through the floor to ceiling windows and its earthy colour scheme. It is complete with hardwood flooring, impeccable marble finish bathrooms and fully equipped modern kitchen with kitchenware and touch control electronic cooker. Rooms have access to the amazing terrace which wraps around the entire apartment and has dining area perfect for dining alfresco or sipping some wine on a lazy afternoon. From here you can enjoy sea views. The living room is spacious with comfy leather sofa, plasma TV, DVD player and stereo.
There is an elevator in the building and bed linens and towels are provided for each guest in the apartment. Facilities include hot/cool AC, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer, electric kettle, There is WiFi internet connection throughout the apartment and microwave and phone landline with free calls to other national landlines.
Just a short walk from the beach, the apartment is situated within an exclusive complex with 2 swimming pools (including one children´s shallow pool), changing area, paddle courts and children´s playground and 24 hour security. The area is perfect for those seeking a relaxed Mediterranean break with the beach just on the doorstep and the Gothic quarter of the city just a few stops away by direct metro line. If you are travelling to Barcelona by car, there is parking also available in the complex (chargeable at 15 euros per night).
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3 votesI wasn't really planning to see this flick but Linsey, my step-daughter, came home with a downloaded version so I thought I should give it a try anyway. The lack of inspiration in Hollywood is pretty obvious but after the sequels, prequels, reboots, remakes, book adaptations, comic-books, tv-shows, is the only thing left a board game?!? Anyway, honestly, I thought the whole thing was pretty boring... read more
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