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Planned Giving
Become a Champion. Leave a Legacy.
On behalf of the children, adults and military veterans with visual impairments we are honored to serve, we invite you to consider a planned gift to help ensure individuals with visual impairments always have the opportunity to build the confidence, friendship, and independence they need to achieve success in all areas of life.
Members of the Champions Legacy Giving Society have made a gift that will truly transcend time and make a difference for a lifetime by including Northwest Association for Blind Athletes as part of their estate planning.
"Because I truly believe in the mission and programs of NWABA to help change lives, encourage abilities, build confidence and provide opportunities, I will continue to support during my tenure on this good earth and have made provisions for planned giving forever after."
– Patty Heffner, Champions Legacy Giving Society Member
Ways to Give
What You Can Give
NWABA offers many ways for you to make a profound impact on the lives of individuals of all ages and abilities who are blind or visually impaired through planned and deferred gifts.
Bequests are the most popular and easiest planned gift. By making a designation in your estate plan, you will be helping to transform lives for years to come.


text: 02/01/2018 HOTSPOT - a meaty conversation. February showcases its FIRST ever .... HOTSPOT feature.... so here it goes... Wowzer! February clocks in already and we are back for session two. And with time zipping on by at such a ramping pace, it certainly spikes wondering what can actually be achieved as the days slip into weeks that magically disappear, kidnapped by the must do's of life. Well as it happens, there is much that can be done. A shift with a flow on effect, that can occur with the smallest of effort. In our bubbly

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|g.oo Sample Files
|- Sample files demonstrating various applications of Bumblebee components
|g.oo Documentation
|- Google Doc documentation
- To use g.oo you will need the Rhino 5 and the latest Grasshopper 3d installed.
- Download: Apache Open Office
- Download: g.oo User Objects
- Because g.oo is a collection of user objects, it does not have a gha or installer, rather the user files contained in the downloadable zip folder can simply be dragged into an active session of grasshopper, (best results) or copied into your local grasshopper user objects folder which can be found by going under grasshoppers File > Special Folders > User Objects. (see: http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/where-to-load-ghuser-files)
- Once the files have been copied to this location a new goo tab should appear in the ribbon. Open a new session of Open Office and you should be able to start using the components.
g.oo vs. Bumblebee
Due to restrictions on the level of accessibility in open office and its ease of compatibility with the visual basic scripting language, g.oo does its best to approximate the base functionality available in Bumblebee. This means certain things, like disabling the screen redrawing when updating content is not possible. The result is a noticeable lag in transfer speeds for things like chart and cell formatting that operate on a per cell basis. However much of the same functionality has been maintained. Data transfer, for example, does allow for per range rather than per cell operations. As a result basic data and uniform formatting require only one operation and therefore take a very small amount of time to complete. While bumblebee has grown to include a large array of application interface components, g.oo is, and most likely will remain, relatively simple. This is partly due to the limited formatting, graphic, and interoperability capacity, but also due to the relative size of the user community online and hence documentation. While there are unique aspects to OpenOffice, such as its solver, development will most likely remain limited.


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Sunday, March 27, 2011
TQRS Welcomes Chaplain Donna!
She gave her insight on a lot of topics that can be stepping stones to helping someone find what they crave in life. We all want something out of our existence, but some don't know where to start looking. If you don't have direction, then you can easily be led astray and never reach your destination.
EmpoweredPeace.org can help you towards your destination. Not by pointing the way, but helping you to initiate positive change within yourself so that you are able to find your own way.
I think you will really enjoy this discussion I had with her regardless of your age, gender, race, or beliefs.
Click here to reach the podcast.
Chaplain Donna can be contacted at: email@example.com
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Quincy, I'm afraid I'm going to have to invoke a charge of bias against your handling of the coveted Stunner Award Competition! Here I am trying to fend off a worthy opponent who has more than three times as many followers, and you're giving her a prime time platform and promotion on your radio blog!!!ReplyDelete
I know the Fairness Doctrine was outlawed a few years ago and that corporations are now considered "people" when it comes to elections, but damn, dude?
First you pit me against a brilliant woman who writes a funny-ass blog with 250 followers, now I'm the heretic in the room trying to be heard above the sound of church bells and a podcast...
heavy sigh... (great show, by the way... dammit)
LOL! I'm sorry, but it's so hard to keep great material to myself. I always feel the need to share.ReplyDelete
Q: oh, hell, I forgive you. This has been fun, actually. I check in every few hours to see how I'm doing, and if it goes well I'll remove the noose and climb off of the chair. Just so you know how important this daily affirmation is to me, that's all. None of us has enough pressure in our lives, is that what you were thinking? I promise you every blogger involved in this has stressed about it more than they ever thought they would... and you're free to sit back and chuckle at the fireworks.ReplyDelete
Something tells me we're all part of a psych experiment and we'll be given reports on our personality disorders at the conclusion of the contest...
Personally, I'm developing Stockholm Syndrome and I'm bonding with my opponents. Don't give me the prize, I'm undeserving. Pick any of them, please, I beg you...
(whispering) Shhhhhh! I need to delete your comment so that the subjects, er, uh, I mean contestants don't find out about the testing, I mean... aw, skip it. Here's the truth: My real name is Sam Sung and I'm working for the government...ReplyDelete
Nah, I can understand the pressure. I get excited just watching, so I can only imagine what it's like as a participant.
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Career Tips >> Browse Articles >> Career Resources
Career Tips >> Browse Articles >> Work-Life Balance
7 Ways to Handle Your Dysfunctional Office
By Margot Carmichael Lester, Monster Contributing Writer
Workplace dysfunction may be funny when you're watching "The Office," but it's serious business when you're trying to cope with it every day.
The good news is that it doesn't have to bring you down. Nobody says dealing with dysfunction is easy, but if you follow this advice, chances are you can at least stay above the fray.
Step Away from the Action
Start looking at your office as though it were any dysfunctional organization from movies or TV. "Sit back as an observer and watch," suggests Donna Flagg, principal of learning and productivity specialist The Krysalis Group. "Do not participate…because the thing that makes dysfunctional behavior thrive is the participation of dysfunctional people. If you separate yourself, you remain on the 'functional' side of the line."
Remain in Control
One way to stay functional is to avoid returning fire – no matter how under siege you feel. This allows you to control the people trying to control you, says Joel Epstein, author of The Little Book on Big Ego and CEO of Friction Factor. "Most 'ego monsters' want you to fight with them," adds Epstein. "It makes them happy."
The solution? Throw the game and lose on purpose. "Let the ego monster think they've won," he advises.
Stay Focused
Concentrating on your job performance while others are engaged in less-productive activities can be an effective way of coping and advancing, says Heather Millen, a Boston-based marketing administrator. "Act how you think a professional should act, no matter how enticing it is to come to their level," she says. "I once had a boss who thought things could only be done his way. But by sticking by what I thought was right rather than giving into his every whim, the working relationship grew stronger, and we each had greater respect for the other."
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Artist: LUCKY DRAGONS
Title: Vrais Noms/True Names
Format: 7"
Label: Atelier Ciseaux
Country: France
Price: $11.00
|"Its still a bit too early in this big empty house. In the yard, an unsound choir seems to grin childishly and fishily to the neighbours around. Sarah Anderson and Luke Fischbeck, LUCKY DRAGONS, live in Los Angeles and have been recording for about 10 years albums (on Marriage Records, Upset the rhythm) which are as extactic as well as precisous. Their new ep Vrais noms/ True names (limited to 350 copies + free mp3s) is available now on Atelier ciseaux records (Paris/ France). 9 tracks for less than 12 minutes, with an artwork by SUMI INK CLUB and screenprinted covers on recycled paper." - Atelier Ciseaux.
Artist: U.S. GIRLS
Title: Lunar Life
Format: 7"
Label: Atelier Ciseaux
Country: France
Price: $11.00
"Two Rough pop ballads, destroying magnetic tapes, ghosts sounds. Limited to 300 copies, silkscreened artwork on recycled paper." - Atelier Ciseaux.


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Classic Prof wrote:Owch!
Somebody's going to get a slap.
Nahh...I don't have a go at people who don't have the balls to say what they want as themselves...anyone who has to hide behind an alias in order to speak their mind has enough problems going on in their own head as it is without someone having a go at them...more to be pitied than anything else...I suggest therapy but I sense they're already doing that anyway...shame it's not working as it's either a waste of their money or NHS funding.


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Utah Skiing
Utah's Winter Vacation Planner 2019
Welcome to Skiing and Snowboarding in Utah!
We would like to welcome you to Skiing and Snowboarding in Utah!
Utah's Wasatch Mountains are home to six world-class ski resorts all within a 20 to 45 minute drive from the Salt Lake Valley, or if you are flying in, about an hour from the Salt Lake International Airport. Utah Ski Vacations, an abundance of beautiful sunny days, various terrains to suit everyone's needs, and quick access up the canyons, makes "Skiing Utah" a very wise choice for your next ski vacation!
The Powder
Imagine gliding down a mountain in waist-deep, fluffy, dry powder. That's Utah Ski Vacations! "Stunning & Affordable".
The secret to Utah's unique snow is in the huge lake and its closeness to our mountain range. Storms suck up moisture as they pass over the nearby Great Salt Lake and is dropped on Salt Lake's Mountains just miles away. The light powder snow, thanks to the lakes salinity, falls en masse ( appx. 500 inches per year ) upon Alta, Brighton, Snowbird and Solitude Ski Resorts creating some of the best powder skiing and snowboarding in the world. Park City's Ski Resorts also benefit from this lake effect snow but not to the effect that the Salt Lake Ski Resorts do.
There are many reasons why we hosted the Winter Olympics in 2002, but the # 1 reason is: Utah is simply spectacular for winter sports!
Snowbird and Alta
After your first visit, you'll say "There's nothing quite like a ski vacation at either Snowbird or Alta ski areas, with some of the driest, deepest powder found anywhere". Both resorts are up Little Cottonwood Canyon which is serviced by UTA buses. There are pickup locations throughout the city, but for complete flexibility your best bet would be to rent a car.
Alta is the ultimate skiers' ski mountain! It's a big, fun, no-frills resort with spectacular scenery, breathtaking runs and air so crisp, just drawing a breath becomes a novel experience. With over 2,200 acres of skiable terrain and a vertical drop of 2,020 feet, Alta offers plenty of excitement for advanced and expert skiers. And lift tickets may well be one of the last great bargains anywhere. For the 2019 ski season, an adult full day ticket (9:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily) cost just $104. Discounted lift tickets cost $96. Alta may not, however, be the best choice for beginners. At least 75 percent of this spectacular terrain, located in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, is rated intermediate or expert. And snowboarders should note that Alta is one of the last major resorts in the world to deny access to snowboarders.
For familes and resort aficionados, Snowbird, located adjacent to Alta, may be the better choice. With even more terrain than Alta, Snowbird also offers luxuries missing at Alta, such as shops, sophisticated restaurants and expensive lodging. With a vertical drop of 3,000 feet, a peak elevation of 11,000 feet and more than 500 inches of annual snowfall covering 2,000 acres of skiable terrain, it's almost impossible to run out of new trails to try at Snowbird. Adult lift tickets, by chair or tram are $129 for the 2019 ski season. Discounted lift tickets cost $99. 2 Out Of 5 Days Passes to Snowbird $63.00 Discount. $ 238.00 at the resort or only $ 175.00 here. Discount Lift Tix
Snowbird recently added more attractions for snowboarders, such as a new terrain park and half pipe. And for beginners or families, the resort's ski school and children's programs are excellent. Although accommodations and lift tickets are far from inexpensive, Snowbirds steep terrain and deep, dry snow are virtually unparalleled.
But the excitement and sheer visceral joy of skiing a huge mountain with a scant handful of other hearty souls makes it well worth any risk. After all, how often do you get to ski for ten or twenty minutes without seeing another soul, all the while surrounded by awe-inspiring magnificence?
Park City Ski Vacations
Park City Mountain Resort, America's Largest Single Ski And Snowboard Resort, located in the heart of Park City, Utah, only a 35 minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport. Park City is home to over 7,300 skiable acres with a good mix of beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain.
With over 300+ trails, 38 lifts, seven terrain parks, 14 bowls, six natural half pipes, one super pipe and one mini pipe, plus many diverse ski-in/ski-out and village adjacent lodging properties, Park City is an easily accessible, world-class mountain destination located in an authentic & historic western town.
A couple of years ago the Resort undertook the largest resort improvement project in the history of American skiing, one that linked it with neighbor Canyons Resort to create the United States' largest ski area. Park City bustles with activities year round with two distinct base areas, nine hotels, thrilling family adventures, and more than two dozen restaurants.
For hotel rooms in Park City, here is a complete list with their official websites of every hotel in Park City "Official Websites of Every Park City Hotel". Travelers have been experiencing the fact that to get the best hotel rates and vacation package deals, you reserve with the hotel directly. You don't have to go to those advertised 3rd party sites any longer. Just think about it, someone has to pay for all of their world-wide advertising. Save Money! Don't let it be you. Book Smarter, Book Directly With The Hotel. We have been telling our world-wide visitors that for years!
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Deer Valley
Many fans of Utah skiing would never consider skiing anywhere other than at Deer Valley. They cite its impressive 3,000 foot vertical drop, its 1,750 skiable acres and, perhaps most importantly, its reputation for high quality customer service and exceptional restaurants and accommodations. There is, however, a price to be paid for all this impressive luxury. Deer Valley may well be one of the most expensive resorts in the world.
Adult lift tickets for the 2019 ski season are high at $135.00 per day. But, Discounted lift tickets may be available. But Deer Valley also restricts the number of skiers allowed on its slopes on a given day -- a remarkable and admirable innovation that may well make the steep price worthwhile. If only other pricey - and overcrowded -- Rocky Mountain resorts would follow suit.
Chosen as the site of the combined slalom, slalom, mogul and aerial events for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, Deer Valley expanded its facilities for the various events. Since 1998, Deer Valley has invested over $25 million in improvements, including construction of new runs, installation of a new gondola, the addition of a new high-speed quad lift and the opening of eight new, extremely challenging chutes.
As with Alta, snow boarders are not welcome at Deer Valley. Gourmet diners and those with a taste for luxurious shops and accommodations -- and bearing fat wallets - are quite welcome, however. Deer Valley is one of the few resorts anywhere with a staff so focused on service that attendants actually offer to help you unload your gear before parking.
Ski in the Morning / Golf in the Afternoon
It's True! It Happens. Not often, but it happens. While you are enjoying your Utah ski vacation, our Salt Lake valley golf courses are typically open 11 months a year. During the winter months it is not unusual to have warm afternoon temperatures here in the valley, while our mountains are packed with snow. So if you're coming to ski, come on out, rent a set of clubs, and enjoy.
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e-mail us and request Free Ski Lodging Info be sent to you. Remember to type in "Free Utah Ski Lodging Info", when you "may" be visiting, how many "may" be in your party, and your address if you want them mailed to you.
Utah Ski Resorts
2019 Opening & Closing Dates
Discount Ski Lift Tickets
Children Ski Free
Renting Skis in Utah
Utah Ski Rental Shops
Ski Planners & Discount Coupons
Utah Daily Ski Report
Why Ski Utah? An Overview
How To Plan A Utah Ski Vacation
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Park City Ski Lodging
Park City Hotels
Park City Information
Snowmobiling, Clothing, Hot Air Ballooning
Cross Country Skiing in Park City
Snow Shoeing in Park City
Park City Child Care / Baby Sitting
Park City Sleigh Rides
Park City Snowmobiling
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Brighton & Solitude Ski Lodging
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Salt Lake City Hotels
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Helpful Info, Where to buy groceries, etc.
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Why Not Travel Light and Rent Your Ski Gear On Site
Utah Dining Guide
Salt Lake City Nightlife, Bars, Dance Clubs, Music
The Best Sports Bars Throughout Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Visitor Services
Ski Salt Lake
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Utah Olympic Park in Park City
Utah Olympic Oval in Salt Lake
Welcome to Utah's Winter Vacation Planner
Providing the planning tools to make your Utah winter vacation a seamless and unforgettable experience. Up-to-date information on our ski resorts, hotels, lodging rentals, discount lift tickets, insider tips and so much more.
Imagine skiing endless untracked powder snow. To me, it feels peaceful and gentle, sort of like floating. It's quiet - except for the Wows and Various Screams of Joy around you. Utah Skiing.org
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Response: Measuring Child Poverty
By: Kate Webb Published: February 2013
Access to decent housing is one issue that can be directlyimproved by increasing income, although efforts to increase the underlying supply of decent, affordablehousing will also remain crucial. Frank Field's review of poverty and life chances endorsed this point and explicitly acknowledged that housing is one of the areas where additional income is effective at tackling inadequacies.
- Child Poverty Definition (PDF 104.3 KB)
Shelter welcomes the opportunity to comment on proposals for a new definition of child poverty. We also welcome the reaffirmation that this is to support the goal of abolishing child poverty by 2020. It is essential that any new measure captures the true extent of poverty; helps ensure that resources and policies are effectively targeted; and commands political and public support. We argue that housing circumstances must form part of this measure, but that income will remain central to an understanding of poverty. Tackling housing need by addressing its structural causes, specifically an under-supply of decent, affordable and secure family homes, provides a route to lift children out of poverty and improve their outcomes.


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Juicing seems to be all the craze in Los Angeles. There are juice bars popping up everywhere. I checked a new one in the area last week and I was surprised at how expensive a bottle of juice was.
I paid close to $10 for a 16oz jar of cold pressed juice. Ok, my fault that I didn't ask how much before I ordered it. And yes, I get that it's organic, preservative-free, and full of vitamins and nutrients–but $10?!
It's a good thing I don't like juice. I can do fruit smoothies, but you know what's better? Fruit sorbet!
Sorbet is ice cream's far healthier cousin. Unlike ice cream bases that are cooked, sorbets are fresh and raw. It's just like eating the real fruit, only frozen and more exciting.
Based on the sweetness of the fruits you use, you can significantly reduce the amount of sugar you add to the fruit puree (sorbet base). In culinary school, we used a refractometer to measure the sugar content in our fruit puree.
We were also taught the egg test in which you place a clean egg into the fruit puree and see how far the egg sinks into the liquid. It's all very technical and scientific as sorbets need a certain amount of sugar to freeze perfectly.
The amount of sugar determines the size of ice crystals that will form meaning whether your sorbet will be coarse or creamy.
The amount of sugar used in sorbet is very important. If you have too much sugar, your sorbet will never set up and freeze correctly. Too little sugar and you'll end up with a block of frozen mess.
There isn't an exact recipe to making sorbet, as all fruits vary in sweetness. To make small batches of sorbet at home, you don't need a fancy refractometer or need to understand the egg test. I just made my sorbet base according to taste and it turned out fine.
However, if you find yourself unable to sleep at night because you want to learn more about science behind food and cooking, I highly suggest reading Harold McGee's On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen. It was recommended reading in culinary school, although I think my roommate and I were the only ones who actually read the book cover to cover.
It's a thick book with small print, but jam-packed full of interesting information and everything you ever wanted to know about the science of food. For some, it may be sleeping reading material, but for me, I found it exciting.
Strawberry Blackberry Sorbet
- 1 pound (16 oz) strawberries, hulled, sliced in half
- 1/2 cup (8 oz) blackberries, rinsed
- juice of 1/2 lemon
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar, more if berries are not sweet
Rinse berries. Pat them dry using paper towels or toss in colander to remove excess water. Put berries in the bowl of food processor. Add lemon juice and sugar. Pulse fruits into a puree. Let puree chill in fridge until cold.
Pour puree into ice cream maker and follow your unit's instructions. Once the sorbet has reached a soft serve consistency, transfer into an airtight container and let rest in freezer for at least 30 minutes before serving.


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Amy Whipple
Amy is a Michigan native with a broad network of professional contacts. She brings nearly 20 years of marketing, sales and fundraising experience in the technology, manufacturing and non-profit sectors to Purple Squirrel Advisors.
Amy enjoys building relationships, trust and rapport with both clients and candidates. She appreciates the challenge of finding just the right person for each client and has a strong desire to broaden her network.
Amy graduated from Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana in 1997 with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications and minors in Business Administration, Marketing and Spanish.
Amy is passionate about steering funding to local non-profits who are working to provide support to Southeast Michigan communities. In 2013, she and two friends founded 100 Women Who Care, Greater Rochester Area. As of February 2015, this group of 160+ members has steered over $130,000 to six worthy charities.
In Fall of 2016, Amy founded 100 Businesses Who Care with Purple Squirrel Advisors Co-Founder, Carrie Schochet and 6 other business executives. The organization was created to bring together 100 business executives bi-annually for a "Shark Tank" style networking and voting meeting. At the end of the meeting, one Southeast Michigan non-profit will walk away with a $500 donation from each of the 100 business members, resulting in a combined $50,000 donation.
A part from founding the two philanthropic groups, Whipple has spearheaded a volunteer-driven fundraising effort over the years, which raised over $1.6M to support ALS research. Amy continues to support many local and national organizations including: P.E.O., ALS Therapy Development Institute, Hands of Hope, and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society


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These salmon croquettes will quickly become a family favorite. They make an excellent meal with peas and roasted potatoes or fries, and don't forget the coleslaw.
The tartar sauce is similar to a remoulade sauce, and it is absolutely delicious with any fried fish or seafood. Make the tartar sauce an hour or so in advance for best flavor.
- 1 can (15 oz) pink salmon, drained and flaked, reserve juice
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup sifted all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup chopped
- green onions
- 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/4 cup juice from drained salmon
- 1 teaspoon baking powder, heaping
- salt, to taste
- oil for deep frying
- Tartar Sauce (optional):
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 heaping tablespoon finely chopped sweet pickle, such as bread and butter pickles
- 1 tablespon capers, rinsed and drained, coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon minced onion, or about 1 teaspoon grated
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill or parsley
Steps to Make It
Melt shortening in a heavy skillet. The fat should be about 3/4-inch to 1-inch deep.
Mix the flaked salmon with the egg; stir in the flour. Add pepper, green onions, and Worcestershire sauce.
Mix baking powder into the salmon juice and whisk until foamy. Pour into salmon mixture and mix with a fork.
Drop by small spoonfuls into hot fat and fry until golden brown, turning to brown both sides. This will take about 3 to 5 minutes per side.
Drain the croquettes on a wire rack, sprinkle lightly with salt, and serve hot with tartar sauce, if desired.
Tartar Sauce
In a small bowl combine the mayonnaise, chopped pickle, capers, minced or grated onion, and chopped fresh dill or parsley. Blend well with a fork.
Cover the bowl and refrigerate until serving time.
Tips and Variations
Add a tablespoon or two of fresh chopped dill or parsley to the salmon mixture.
Instead of tartar sauce, serve the croquettes with dill sauce, a Louisiana remoulade sauce, or cocktail sauce.
For a quick, creamy dill sauce, saute 1 tablespoon of minced shallot or onion in a pan in about 1 tablespoon of butter. Add 2 tablespoons of fresh chopped dill, 1 tablespoon of fresh chopped parsley, and 3/4 cup of heavy cream. Bring to a boil. Remove from the heat and add salt and pepper, to taste.
Make them slider-size and serve with toasted slider buns for delicious sandwiches with lettuce leaves, tartar sauce, and fries and coleslaw on the side.
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