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I find that some recipes that don't call for oil are missing "something". Oil is a flavor carrier as well as a calorie powerhouse. Our bodies react to fat / calorie rich food. So I did that even though I'm dehydrating something adding a little fat like olive oil or nuts makes the recipe whole.
Raw buttery popcorn recipe
Prep Time
10 min -
Total Time
10 min -
Shelf Life
Eat immediately -
4.4/5 (from 10 ratings)4.4 -
2 servings
- 4 cups cauliflower florets (approx. 1 head)
- 2 tablespoons nutritional yeast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 1/4 teaspoons onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
Recipe Directions
- 1. Break up an entire head of cauliflower into florets. Your sizes will vary, but think popcorn sized. :) Place florets into a huge bowl.
- 2. Place all remaining ingredients on top of the cauliflower florets and stir gently and for quite a while to ensure that all of the florets are coated with the craycray delicious flavours.
- 3. Line two dehydrator trays with parchment paper. Gently place the coated florets onto the parchment-paper lined trays.
- 4. Dehydrate for an hour on high (140 degrees F). Then lower the temperature to 110F for another 8-10 hours. Florets will crisp up and shrink about half in size.
- 5. Eat immediately, preferably in front of the TV while watching a good movie!
The Rawtarian's Thoughts
By The RawtarianThese are cauliflower cheesy popcorn craziness that explode in your mouth with fabulous popcorn and cheesy and buttery flavor.
If you're not sure how long to dehydrate these for, best to opt for "over-drying" versus "under-drying." They are more popcorn-like the drier they are. In this picture they still have some moisture left in them because I couldn't wait for them to finish before eating! I like it when they are super small and dried out best, though.
It's best to eat these immediately because they will lose their crispness quite quickly (because they will absorb the moisture in the air).
PS: These also taste really good undehydrated, so feel free to make them and eat them totally raw (undehydrated). They taste different, but still good.
PPS: This recipe is dedicated to Gail B. who first introduced me to the idea of making cauliflower popcorn. Mwaw!
PPPS: Nice pics, huh??? I got the little popcorn container and everything. That's how much I wanted to share this recipe with you!
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Calories, Fat, Carbohydrates, Saturated Fat, Monounsaturated Fat, and Polyunsaturated Fat.
- This recipe provides you with 100% of your daily Vitamin C, Riboflavin, and Vitamin B6.
- This recipe is a good source of Vitamin K.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Protein, and Dietary Fiber.
Amounts per 228 g (8 oz) suggested serving
Name | Amount | % Daily |
Calories | 131 | 5 % |
Protein | 6 g | 11 % |
Fat | 7 g | 9 % |
Carbohydrates | 14 g | 4 % |
Dietary Fiber | 5 g | 17 % |
Sugars | 4 g | |
Calcium | 58 mg | 6 % |
Iron | 1.2 mg | 9 % |
Sodium | 649 mg | 28 % |
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Hi There. I'm relatively new to your site and recipes. Loving it so far! I'm wondering though. I notice that you use (olive) oil in some of the recipes that are dehydrated. I'm wondering why. It seems to me that would lengthen the drying time and maybe even prevent complete dehydration because the oil can act as a moisture barrier to the moisture inside the food that is trying to escape. Have you tried those recipes with AND without oil? Why is using oil preferred? (So far I've only tried your Kale Chip recipe in the dehydrator, but look forward to trying more!)
I was wondering, would I be able to use my oven if I don't have a dehydrator yet?
patvoss's Review
Raw buttery popcorn recipe
Easy and excellent! I added more nutritional yeast and salt as my head of cauliflower was larger than normal. Still, this batch won't last long :)
Hello!! I wanted to know if you could stop and restart the dehydrating process so that the popcorn could be warm when you eat it.
Heidi's Review
Raw buttery popcorn recipe
I was just looking at the zucchini and yam chip recipes. They both say to add oil and season after they are dehydrated. Why does this say to season before dehydrating?
hello :)
My partner and I are new to the dehydrating world so please excuse me if this is a silly question, but I was surprised to see this recipe start at 140 degrees! Isn't that too high a temp for the food to still be raw?
Thanks for all your awesome recipes!
Hi Tara! As you know, when dehydrating raw food it is important to keep the enzymes alive by dehydrating at 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.6 degrees Celsius) or lower.
However, I recommend turning your dehydrator on "high" (145 degrees) for about 1.5 hours when first putting food in the dehydrator, and then decreasing the temperature to 105 degrees after 1.5 hours or so.
I suggest this because the initial warmer temperature will help to take away a lot of the moisture at first, and the thinking is that it takes a while for your dehydrator to climb up to "high" and it also takes quite a while for the food to actually get to the temperature that the dehydrator air is at so it is still safe for raw foodists.
One of the best side-effects of setting your temperature higher at first is that it's good at getting rid of the initial moisture quite quickly. Increasing the temperature at the beginning of cooking time is common practice in the raw food community. If you are not mindful about turning the heat back down after 1.5 hours, yes, your food will be heated above 105 degrees. However, this risk is warranted. That initial heat blast can really save you a lot of time and can accelerate the dehydrating process by quite a bit, even by 50% sometimes.
For me, I do strive to live a 100% raw lifestyle; however, I also make some slight tweaks to the "rules" in order to ensure that I can stay raw over the long-term.
I am loving your site! Thank you so much :) Just wondered if you have any ideas as to what I could use for that cheesy flavour given I am dairy and yeast (and gluten) intolerant!?!
Bit of a tall order, I know!
Any ideas welcome! I am going to try this with curry spices for now.. mmmmm!
Ever tried that?
Hi Becky!
It is a tall order :( Nutritional yeast is definitely the best cheesy-flavor that I've come across so far -
Curry would probably be tasty in this recipe, although I haven't tried myself.
Also, balsamic vinegar is NOT raw but it might be good too, so give it some tang. Not cheesy, but something to explore!
jbubonia's Review
Raw buttery popcorn recipe
YUM! I could hardly wait for it to be done. This would be great to use as croutons on a salad.
We live in South Africa and our electric is so expensive here....I found that I actually eat these without "cooking" them. Delic! I think I could put them in the oven but then you loose the raw advantages.
I am dying to try your dehydrated recipes but I don't own a dehydrator! I saw you recommended a food processor to someone, any chance you could recommend a reasonably priced dehydrator?
Hi Flymighty,
General principles: 8-to-10-trays are ideal, and do not get a round dehydrator because they don't circulate air properly.
Best dehydrator is 9-tray Excalibur, hands down. But... it is expensive! http://tinyurl.com/ah6o3qt
For the budget-conscious, you can also get a Vegikiln - they are cheaper, white, not as "reputable" but they get the job done if price is a big factor. The main difference is that this one doesn't have a door that closes all the trays in (which isn't a big deal unless you want to dehydrate taller items and have to remove trays, but you can cover the holes with aluminum foil if need be): http://tinyurl.com/avb59e3
Hope this helps!
Hi Flymighty. I have an excalibur dehydrator now but I started out with a Nesco. It was about $50 at Bed, Bath and Beyond. But you can find them for around $35 too! Its something to start with at least. Just google dehydrators. You can get an idea of all the different cheaper ones out there!! :)
Sandra's Review
Raw buttery popcorn recipe
i dehydrated until crunchy (which took a really long time) but still didn't really break apart upon chewing - kinda hard to chew. Also 1 tablespoon of onion powder was way too much for me it just tasted like I was eating dried onions.. Too bad - I was really hoping I would like this. Maybe I did it wrong.
Hey Laura-Jane, Kudos to You for helping to make the world a better place. Found Your site from thehealthyfamilyandhome.com. I am new to raw/vegan ideas so I'm not sure about the 'rules' so please forgive me if my ignorance is glaring or worse. ;-) I see many recipes using onion powder or garlic powder; why would I not want to use finely minced onion in this or other recipes instead of powder. I am new to raw but very much a whole food purist so... just getting a feel for things. Much blessing upon You & Yours for continued prosperity and health. Newbie, Becky
Hi Becky!
I don't use garlic powder myself, but I do use onion powder in some recipes because it has a very different taste and texture than fresh onion.
In short, it depends on the recipe.
For example, in this recipe, you don't want to use fresh onion since the flavor is just WAY different, and also, the instructions would be different, since you can't just sprinkle chopped onion in the same way that you would sprinkle onion powder.
But in other recipes, for example, if you're blending a salad dressing, you could use 1 tablespoon fresh onion for every 1 teaspoon onion powder. But again, the taste will be different.
Hope this helps!
Just popped a small batch of this in the dehydrator and used raw Hemp Seed oil instead of olive for that sweet nutty flavor and a little extra nutrition...also added a little garlic powder...cannot wait for these to be done so my 2 year old and I can eat them together for movie night!
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The College News VOL. XXII, No. 15 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS +m.$tudents Should Act On Teacher's Oath Miss Park Believes Measure Unconstitutional, Likely to Curb Free Speech LEADS TO HYPOCRISY Goodhart, February 28.�The teach- ers' oath, said Miss Park in Chapel, is required by law in twenty-two states, and twenty more states have similar legislation pending. The oath is not particularly dangerous as it stands in the statute books, but it may be used as a handle to curb freedom of speech, radical teaching, etc. It is an issue about which people should be well informed. We should go to the polls to vote against the legisla- tors who pass such measures, for they are unconstitutional, they are insult- ing in that they apply to teachers only, they are futile and senseless, and worst of all, they encourage hypocrisy in those who take the oaths. There have been two movements in the passing of laws requiring an oath from teachers, after the war and again after 1929. In the recent movement, caused probably by hysteria rather than by any definite intention of forcing people to declare for or against the government, the general form of the oath is as follows: "I will uphold the Federal and state Con- stitutions, and will faithfully dis- charge my duties." In general the laws affect public or state-helped schools, but in ten states they are applied to private schools and colleges and parochial schools. The Hearst papers and patrioteering societies like the American Legion and D. A. R. are openly pushing these bills. Against them are working the Ameri- can Federation of Teachers, the Pro: gressive Education Association, chap- ters of the Organization of University Professors, sections of the National Education. Association and many prominent people. _______ Dr. Henry S. Cadbury, formerly Professor at Bryn Mawr and now at Harvard, has discussed with Miss Park in detail the workings of the the Massachusetts law which is as Continued on Page Five Audience Boos, Cheers At Early Comedy Films Goodhart, February 26.�The first of the five programs planned by the Undergraduate Association, in col- laboration with Haverford College, to show the development of different types of films, consisted of four early "comedy" films. The first films were made to amuse, and their spirit was free and unre- fined. They developed all sorts of situations, possible and impossible, and used all the sorts of motion of which the camera is capable. The Doctor's Secret, the first of the films shown, was produced in 1900 by George M61ies. The action concerned a very excitable doctor who placed his helpless and very fat patient in one machine after another. When he had reduced the hapless man's body to dis- connected pieces, he and his two abject assistants collected the pieces from around the room and put the limbs to- gether. The victim emerged with a much slimmer figure and twice the energy he had exhibited at first. Winsor McCay was not the first man to experiment with the "flippers," or magic booklets (of outline draw- ings of animals), and to create the animated film cartoons, but his ex- periments went farther than those of his predecessors. He made Gertie the Dinosaur, the film shown here, in 1909. Gertie was a charming and somewhat wayward creature, but under Winsor McCay's guidance she waved her legs, drank a lake dry, chewed whole trees quite absent-mindedly and showed that she was a good-hearted if somewhat imposing looking monster. The film was made solely with black-and-white outline t drawing, and Gertie was the only figure shown until the end, when McCay mounted her back and she bore him off. His Bitter Pill, produced by Mack Continued on Pag* Four Philosophy Club Meeting The Philosophy Club will hold its first meeting in the Common Room at eight o'clock on Wednesday evening, March 4. All those who are interested are invited to attend, and any who have May Day rehearsals sched- uled for that time are requested to come for at least part of the discussion. After a paper on Space and Time by Augusta Arnold, '38, has been read, there will be a general discussion of these problems as treated in Aristotle's Metaphysics. Richards Lectures On Choice of Words * ______ Approach Criteria of Choice Through Inter-inanimation Word Theory NEW WORDS DISCUSSED Librarians Must Have Initiative, Scholarship Common Room, February 27.�"I would like to look into your minds to find what sort of picture you have of a librarian," Miss Mabel Williams, of the New York Public Library, said to the undergraduates. Library work is not the dull, dusty work that many of us imagine, nor are librarians merely people who charge books and hand them out over a desk. There are almost as many types of library work as there are types of people. It is absolutely essential to take a year of preparation in a library school before one can get -any sort of a job whatsoever. The first semester of library work will probably be devoted to general courses in cataloguing, ref- erence books, book selection and ad- ministration. During the second semester the student will be allowed to specialize in her own particular field, and on graduating from the school is awarded a B. S. degree in Library Science. Labor Needs Political Party, States Burge Hosiery Worker Warns Group of "Reign of Terror Against Union Workers" QUESTION IS NOT NEW Goodhart HaU, March 2�Mr. I. A. Richards announced that the sub- ject of his fourth lecture on the Interpretation of Prose would be a Criteria of the Choice of Words. Last week the various kinds of in- ter-inanimation of words was ex- plained in order to show that a word used in fluid discourse partic- ularly cannot have a fixed meaning. The traditional usage theory, which holds that words can be isolated from their context like the parts of a mosaic, is fallacious. Words inter- penetrate in various ways and, when spoken, evoke in the back of the mind nuances of words which have not been uttered. The approa&i to the criteria of the choice of words must be made through the doctrine of the inter- inanimation of words and the recog- nized interdependence of meaning. The habit of isolating the meaning of words must be mistrusted. A habit once formed is difficult to destroy, and the least that we can do is to use. moderation on the subject of the be- havior of words. Particular care should be used in the case of ab- stract words which we use generally, for example, in clhcussions of political principles, of principles of conduct, or in all discussions of art. In such cases there is always a shift of senses with the sentence and context from which they derive. The shifts may be in the minds of those who are talking as well as in the lis- teners. The extent of the shifts in the mean- ing of words, and more important, the plan of these deluding shifts of mean- ing is hidden by the attacked assump- tion (which is impossible outside tech- nical language) that words have their own proper meanings. The shift is not a breakdown or a flaw of mean- r. r. � � �-. , ! ing, but a growth or at least an Common Room, February 26.�La- . , , �,.,, �. .,;*�. , r . ' ' / ... evidence of power. Without shifts bor needs a Labor Party or there will , , . � j�_�,��j;�� � ut l .l ,t � j a.. �f meaning, mutual understanding, result right here in the United States .... . , , ,, _____ � *u����,* �d~;~~ ~* t.�~~v. o�o;�of tt^.j��> ! criticism and furtherance of thought would be lost. Language would lose College Calendar Wednesday, March 4.�Fash- ion Show. Common Room, 6 p. m. Thursday, March 5.�Confer- ence with I. A. Richards. Room F, Taylor Hall, 4.30 p. m. Friday, March 6. � Square Dance. Gymnasium, 8.30 p. m. Sunday, March 8.�Dorothy Pilley will speak on Alpine Mountaineering. Deanery, 6 p. m. Monday, March 10.�Fourth of Flexner Lectures by. I. ,A. Richards. Goodhart, 8.20 p. m. Spectators Applaud French Guild Acting Talent of de Vestel' Proved By Direction of Company In "Son Mari" GOOD CHOICE OF PLAY Nicholas Poussin Was A Great Story-Teller Deanery, March 1.�Dr. Walter Friedlander, formerly of the Univer- sity of Freiburg and at present Visit- ing Professor of Art at Columbiaand the University of Pennsylvania, changed the scheduled subject of his lecture on the Landscape Painting of Claude Lorraine and Nicholas Poussin to Nicholas Poussin As a Story-teller in order to show his audience the lesser known side of the great French painter. By a series of slides he traced the development of Poussin's style in illustrating mythological tales from the youthful drawings done in Paris to those of his old age which returned with new vigor and more massive composition to mythological subjects. Nicholas Poussin was the greatest French painter of the seventeenth century, although he lived most of his Continued on Page Six First A. S. U. Meeting Defines Objectives Social and Political Reforms To be Undertaken Here By Petitioning OFFICERS ARE ELECTED a "Reign of Terror against Union Workers." This was the warning given by Joseph Burge, ex-Communist and present member of the Hosiery Workers' Union, to the meeting of the Industrial Group. Never before has the need for a political weapon to be its subtleties and power to serve. Shifts in discourse should not be resisted but followed. They recur; they have a common pattern which experience helps us to discover. That tne neeu ior a punucai weapon iu oc . .�j� ��� -.us-f+o nt .,�.-,i. . ,, , , , ' ,, , e a systematic study of shins ot mean- wldded by laborers themselves for,. ^.^ ^ enablc M tf) ^^ the* own protection been so ,mpera-j ^ ^ -^ ^^ m & gca,c t.ve as it is now Law, force and the; contemporary dictionary pressure of the times are all directed; ^ be made> js a reason. against them; without such a weapon ^ Eyen a s]jght a(,vance .� they are all helpless. .^ abmty ^ compare one kind of The question of a Labor Party i8jshift wjth an analogous kind, would not a new one. Back in 1850 immi-: brjng jnto siKht a new era 0f human grants from England and Germany understanding and thinking. The organized a rudimentary Labor Party, | rigidity of the proper meaning theory and in the industrial centers of the j impedes this advance. East they even put up candidates for j gh.ftg of meaning jn familiar election. The movement was absorbed, j wor(Jg often pass unnoticed. The however, by the excitement of Abo- WQrd �<book� for instance, can be used lition and the Civil War. When peace and financial stability were re-estab- lished, workers renewed their agita- tions, but they were unable to find concrete expression for their theories and plans. In 1900 the Socialists seemed about to assume the role of a mass Labor Party, yet they too failed. The reason for their failure lay in the peculiar structure of American- capitalism. Where in Europe all workers were down in a cellar with the door closed tight above them so that tlley had to organize and push together if they ever meant to get out, in America the situation was slightly more hopeful. There was a crack in the door that allowed some men to get through if they fought and struck their fellows back. Now the cracks have been mended and American work- ers must do as Europeans did�form a political party or stay in their hole. That the Labor Party must be based on the Trade Unions is agreed by everyone except the Union lead- ers. They are either afraid of new policies or top much engrossed in re- forms within Jheir group to pay at- Contlnued on Page Fire currently in many senses. A maga- zine or a weekly may be spoken of as a book as well as a bound volume. In each of the following sentences the meaning of "book" has shifted: his mind is full of. his book, he is writing a book, his book is being printed, or his book is being bound. The meaning of "book" has shifted and sometimes the meaning is incompati- ble. What will be printed or bound will be different from the set of ideas involved. These shifts pass unnoticed because we are familiar with the situations which make the mutations possible. In time we may learn to handle abstract and semi- technicalized words with the ease of a simple word like "book." This possi- bility is the fundamental justifica- tion for advanced verbal education which will lead to a better under- standing of abstract discussions. Words gain force by pulling with them others which are not con- sciously noted in reading. On this ground the theory of the choice of words can be exposed. The reasons given for liking or disliking a word Continued on Page Six Common Room, February 27.�The recently formed local chapter of the American Student Union had its first meeting tonight for the purpose of electing officers and ratifying its con- stitution. This includes the general program of the national organization, summarized under the four headings, peace, freedom, security and equality. The local constitution, which outlines these points as well as more specific laws of organization, membership and so forth, was ratified at the meeting and Martha Van Hoesen was elected executive secretary for the chapter. ' Naomi Coplin, the temporary chair- man, opened the meeting by explain- ing that the American Student Union is a new organization formed early this year at a convention in Columbus, Ohio, by the amalgamation of a num- ber of student liberal and radical bodies. The purpose of the associ- ation is the formulating and carrying out of action leading to political and social reform in which all or most of their members believe. For this rea- son the national organization drew up an outline for a general program which it hopes will be followed by all its local chapters. Its policy includes: opposition to American war prepara- tions, abolition of the R. O. T. C, support of the Oxford pledge, defense of students' and teachers' rights against reaction, opposition of trustee domination of education, opposition to Fascism in all its forms, the seeking of extension of federal student aid and adequate social security legisla- tion, extension of universal educa- tional opportunity and abolition of Negro discrimination and segregation. The local chapter intends generally to carry out this program and spe- cifically to determine its action by a majority vote of the members. All of the members are not expected to agree on every point, but the dissent- ing minority is not expected to oppose the action of their fellow-members ex- cept within the organization. The chapter expects to begin its campaign by bettering such conditions on this campus as they believe need reform- ing. Their action for the furthering Continued on Page Four Goodhart, February 28.�The play given by the French Theatre Guild was of necessity not of interest to the many, but to the members of the audi- ence on Friday night it was thorough- ly enjoyable. We do not often have the opportunity here in America of seeing foreign actors play in their native language, and the French Guild players fill this lack admirably. It is, moreover, always agreeable to see professional acting at Bryn Mawr and the French actors appeared to be high quality. The play itself, "Son Mari," by Paul Geraldy, was an ex- cellent choice from the point of view of clever dialogue and of opportuni- ties for character acting. It must be admitted, however, in all fairness, that the play requires acting of the calibre of these Theatre Guild play- ers; it could not be nearly scr effec- tive with actors of less talent and ex- perience. The men of the company gave out- standing performances. Guy de Vestel had a sympathetic part as the eager lover, and he made the most of it, putting into it all his ability, which amounted in this case to real genius. The part of the incredibly dull hus- band was very difficult, but Pierre de Ramey succeeded in making himself understood and pitied in the midst of his own misunderstanding. Lina Martine was a very charming Jacqueline, and her acting improved steadily, till she was at her best in the third act. Her personality and her manner were completely French and different from the more restrained behavior which we are accustomed to seeing on the American stage. She was the most difficult to hear, and some of her lines were unfortunately lost. Her role was a hard one, and she did succeed admirably in convinc- ing her audience of the change in her character, which was essential to an Continued on Pace Four Neutrality is Subject For Editorial Contest The Foreign Policy Association and The Nation have announced that they are jointly sponsoring an editorial contest open to all undergraduates in colleges and universities. The sub- ject of the contest is the timely one of Will Neutrality Keep Us Out of War? The editorial must not be over one thousand words in length and must be accompanied by a statement from the student that it is original and not copied from any source. It must also carry the endorsement of an instruc- tor in the college. Neither the en- dorsement nor the signature are to be on the editorial itself. All papers must be sent to the office of the Stu- dent Secretary, Foreign Policy Asso- ciation, 8 West Fortieth street, New York City, by March 15. Each en- trant must also submit his editorial to the College News on or before that date. The News reserves the right to decide whether or not to publish any of the editorials, but students whose editorials are not printed in the News are not barred from the contest. Manuscripts will be judged by four well-qualified judges, who include the President of the F. P. A., R. L. Bull, and an Editor of The Nation, Freda Kirchwey. Factual background, logic and effectiveness of presentation will be the basis on which the papers will be judged. The winning editorial writer will receive a prize of fifty dol- lars and the second best paper will be awarded twenty-five dollars. There will be five third prizes of a year's subscription to The Nation and five fourth prizes of a student membership for one academic year in the Foreign Policy Association to each of the re- cipients. The prize winners will be announced in the May issue of The Foreign Policy Bulletin.
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CodeBlackv2 wrote:Cryptographers use celestial phenomenon as random number generators, but common sense tells one that those events have a cause.
Would you call the principles of quantum mechanics common sense?
Pretty sure I was destined to disagree. It's just in my nature.
I'm not destined to disagree with you. I can change my mind at any time.
Only to show that just because we cannot determine the exact cause of an event does not mean that there isn't one.
at1with0 wrote:If there is that indeterminacy, then destiny flies out the window in agreement with what I said (though for entirely different reasons).
Not quite. It just means that the point at which the inevitability becomes realized is moved further out in time.
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Over the Holiday weekend, while cruising the lake, all of a sudden my 2002 outback ls lost all electrical and then died a few seconds later. We noticed that smell of electrical burn and smoke. After inspecting the engine compartment, we noticed that the big copper wire going from the solenoid to the starter had completely melted away. The whole starter seemed burned up. Also we noticed that the ignition wire going to the starter solenoid had touched the exhaust manifold and melted possibly causing it to ground out. Being a Holiday weekend I wanted to get back on the water ASAP, so I found a replacement starter/solenoid combo at a local auto part chain store that had a matching bolt pattern. It fit on perfect and look identical to the one I had before, except for the solenoid, it only had 3 leads on it as opposed to 4 that i had before. So we replaced the melted wires and and hooked up the 12v+ to one lead, the ignition to the other and the third had a wire going to the starter from the factory. So that just leaves the 4th mystery wire. We tested the new started with the 4th mystery wire disconnected and taped up. The boat started and ran fine for the rest of the weekend. Out of curiosity, we put a multi meter on the 4th mystery wire and it showed nothing when the boat was off or cranking, but showed 12v+ when it was running. Does anyone have any info on what it does and can i just get a new 4 lead solenoid and put it on this new starter. Thanks.
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I talked to a mechanic today and he said that marine starters have that 4th lead as a coil bypass so that the coil doesn't spark while cranking. He said that I would probably be OK with the automotive starter, but technically state law prohibits a non marine staters for safety reasons. I will probably just try and get an actual marine starter with the correct solenoid just to be safe.
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Do you think the dusty colors will come back?
39 comments:
- Colin said...
My first quilt work is in these same colors! A couple of the fabrics look identical to mine. I think they will be back but in different combinations - I don't think the pink and blue will return together!
- August 2, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- stephmabry said...
Trust me, there are still plenty of things that should not be avocado green - like the toilet and sink in my guest bathroom!!! ;)
I think you could make the dusty colors of your blocks work, in a brand-new-yet-vintage quilt - if the kids are buying their jeans torn-but-new, who says you can't sell a quilt that's vintage-but-finished-yesterday? :) - August 2, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- Pamela Nees said...
YES~ they will come back. Home decor and color changes just like fashion. It always repeats itself...but usually with a bit of a twist to make it just a bit different.
I have some of those very fabrics! Wow!
So I'd say that you could just finish up those squares into something lovely and then when they DO come back into vogue, you're way ahead of the game! - August 2, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- Jenny said...
It isn't a conspiracy! They do usher in new colors to sell things! And since everything old will be new again, I suppose dusty mauve and cornflower blue will come back too, but I don't see it happening very soon. :-) Those colors look exactly like our whole house in the 80s.
- August 2, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- Debbie said...
Everything seems to come back around! And part of me hopes so - half my stash would fit right in! :-)
(don't you love Design Seeds?) - August 2, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- NorahS said...
Everything comes back, eventually. Usually with a twist. The fun part is using the old in a new way.
- August 2, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- The Tulip Patch said...
I seriously hope not! I have left yards and yards of cheap 80's fabric at the local thrift store. That dusty blue and mauve along with all the farm animal decor was big when I was growing up but I don't think I could stomach it a second time around.
I learned my lesson with the raqua trend...just because it is super cute and everybody is doing it doesn't mean I should. I don't know that your old blocks can be salvaged, but if ANYONE can, you can. - August 2, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- Linda said...
I agree that whoever sets color trends bugs me! I love color for reasons other than popularity. Its a shame we EVER have to feel a color is outdated.
- August 2, 2011 at 10:09 AM
- Sheila said...
I love today's new colors and fabric collections!!
However, I still have many of the fabrics I see in your "old squares" in my stash :) I think their muted colors are pretty, soft, and have a dreamy country cottage look. I think they are coming back as I'm seeing hints of them at some of the online fabric stores. I'm thinking of cutting my old softly muted fabrics into strips and squares, some QAYG blocks and a couple quilts with them.
BTW Like many, I never really cared for avocado green, mustard yellow, or burnt orange. - August 2, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- jomaj said...
I have the same problem! I have a collection of blocks from my mom's stash and I can't let go of them, but I don't know what to do with them! Maybe sash them with some of that lovely, pale gray so popular now? If you come up with anything, let me know. I'll do the same!
- August 2, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- tracy_a said...
Yes - these colors will come back! I think sashing them with white or grey (or navy/dark turquoisey?) freshens them - instead of a beige calico-y print that you might have used at the time. Maybe a solid linen-color though?
Look at those white centers! You are ahead of the game. - August 2, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- Martha said...
I think anything goes. There have been several designers at my quilt guild meetings this year showing scrap quilts. One designer goes to thrift stores and buys used clothing to cut up for quilts and she has several books published. Use what you like. No one has to follow the crowd. Those are the people who usually make the new trends.
- August 2, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Summer Killebrew said...
So funny. The house I grew up in was completely decorated in dusty pinks and blues! I have a stack of my mother's 9-patches in the very, very similar prints and colors as yours. All hand-stitched...and not all straight. I keep thinking I'll sash them and make a top sometime.
- August 2, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Amanda Jean at Crazy Mom Quilts did a post yesterday showing a line of fabric coming out in September (Cabbages and Roses, I think) that uses those three same colors--dusty pink, green and blue. so you may be on to something!
- August 2, 2011 at 12:01 PM
- izzyquilts said...
Well, if they dont we will bring them back !!! I like modern but I also like country , perhaps modern rustic ? and those colors are gorgeous !
- August 2, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Desert Diva said...
It truly seems verything old eventually becomes "new" again :o)
- August 2, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Lindsay said...
I am not a trend setter and barely am awake enough to be a trend watcher but I did notice at Gap that the dusty colors are coming back!! You remember those shorter, pastel plaid, preppy boys shorts? That's right, they're there... I'm not a fan of those but I am a fan of the colors and use of colors you posted! That floral arrangement is beautiful!
- August 2, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- Betty Lou said...
You know everything that goes around, comes around, so I imagine dusty colors will make a comeback. i had some of the dusty mauve in your blocks. i saw Barbara Walters on the view the other day and her suit had shoulderpads. EEEk!
- August 2, 2011 at 2:08 PM
- Teresa Felgueiras said...
Those colors are lovely and they will come back. Even if they don't I love them anyway.
- August 2, 2011 at 2:40 PM
- Joy said...
I totally love how things come around again! The other day I was out with my husband (who's only known me since 2004) and I asked if he wanted to see what I looked like in the '80s. I pointed out a young gal walking by in an outfit EXACTLY like one I had then. Her hair was even styled the same way. Unbelievable.
- August 2, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Vicki said...
The feel of those old blocks kind of reminds me of Fig Tree fabrics.
My friend D had her room redecorated in the most awesome peach and sage green, in the late 80s. I was so jealous.
I think the muted colors will come back, but I can't really imagine it. Just like I couldn't imagine wide jeans coming back in style during the late 80s. Or skinny ones coming back... in the last 10 years. - August 2, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Melanie@Crafty Cupboard said...
I hear you on the conspiracy thing; one of my design professors in college was on the committee that picked color trends. PICKED the trends. I thought it was crazy, but so far, so good :)
- August 2, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- Aunt Spicy said...
1. You MUST keep the squares.
2. I saw use them. Now. Who cares what is "in". Maybe frame each square with a bold fabric (http://www.sisboom.com/nggallery/page-28/album-2/gallery-18/) and then have them run across the bottom of a solid color fabric front or back of the quilt. Just an idea but what ever you do, LOVE them! THey are fab! - August 2, 2011 at 4:43 PM
- Sheila said...
I didn't know they had gone away :-) i love looking at all the bright's, but i couldn't live with them full time
- August 2, 2011 at 5:25 PM
- BaileyGirl5 said...
Yeah .... they'll be back. Everything old is new again.
I just ordered myself some funky new glasses and just realized they're the same glasses I had in high school. - August 2, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- Karen H said...
The colors remind me of Miami Vice..... :)and yes, they will be back before we know it....
- August 2, 2011 at 7:03 PM
- LynCC said...
Hehe - uh, no - I will never miss the avocado greens and oranges of the 70s! I will be blissfully "unique" if those colors go dominant again in decor.
But - I'm wondering *why* the colors have to be in style for you to make a quilt out of your blocks?
How totally cool to make a memory quilt for yourself out of them! Throw them together with some Kona solids in today's fun free-style and enjoy a great blast from the past whenever you pull it out and use it! - August 2, 2011 at 7:40 PM
- Erin @ Two More Seconds said...
I just started watching Mad Men (set in 1960 - at least the 1st season which I'm on) & was just telling my husband how much stuff in thier homes & offices looked "modern" to me & hoe many contemporary quilt palates I was seeing! Hmm ... I think I have an idea! ;]
- August 2, 2011 at 11:01 PM
- Naomi Olson said...
they will work, but they will always whisper "the 80's" that is OK... but if you piece them on point with gray.. or maybe offset by a Fasset print of flowers they can be beautiful.
- August 3, 2011 at 2:56 AM
- Valerie said...
"Fresh Picked" is the color scheme in our soon-to-be finished addition. I went with a light peach for the wall color, with blue and white accents. Granted, I did it more out of necessity than choice. We "inherited" a couch from my folks (Ethan Allen circa 1989) and I was unwilling to divert funds to recover it. {grin} That said, I love the peach! I have big, bold colors on the main floor of our house (like, a candy apple red kitchen!) and for some reason went with pastels on the lower level. Love, love, love --- it's warm and calming all at the same time. I grin everything I go down the stairs!
- August 3, 2011 at 9:12 AM
- Three Sisterz said...
You are going to be so ready when those colors come back in style! I remember when wide-leg pants came back in style and I swore I'd never wear bell-bottoms, but I did! What about the 'pegged' pants that we wore rolled up and often pinned? I just bought some like that this week? Sometimes the style looks a little weird to me at first, but then I love it! I'm sure I'll feel the same way about these dusty pastels!
- August 3, 2011 at 10:22 AM
- MulticoloredPieces said...
Greetings from Tunisia! Just stopped by to enjoy your blog while surfing the net and trying to beat the heat. Your thoughts on changing color styles is provocative--I must be out of it because I still like the "dusty" colors! Great quilt projects and good commentary! Thanks for sharing.
best, nadia - August 3, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- amy smart said...
I only have about 6 finished blocks so I'm not really looking for anything to do with them. I'm just saving them for the day when my girls think they are "vintage-cool". lol.
For now they just remind me of hanging out with my best friend Allison in her room that was these colors, listening to the Police Greatest Hits, talking about boys and comparing notes on hairspray for our bangs. - August 3, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
I've been to design seeds before. Kind of overwhelming at all you can do.
- August 4, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- AMM said...
My mom laughed at me when the 70's colors started coming back and I fell head over heels for them. But now they've grown on her, too...so I'm getting the last laugh. I almost bought a couch at an auction a couple years ago that was GREEN. Not avacado green, but definitely VERY green. And I"m with you - one of my favorite chairs is a goldenrod chair from the 70's. LOVE it.
- August 4, 2011 at 3:51 PM
- Cindy said...
It's guaranteed. As soon as you get rid of something, the colors, style, whatever it is about it, will come back. So please please please don't get rid of your dusty color palette! I'm not ready yet--although I still have some of the fabric! lol
- August 4, 2011 at 10:44 PM
- amy said...
Maybe I should be embarrassed, but I actually like some of the prints in those blocks. the yellow especially, but I saw a few others. Hold onto those gems, you'll be happy for whatever reason, someday... xo amy
- August 7, 2011 at 11:41 PM
wonderfull reading about your vacation with the relatives was like movie story and the details of . the learning of the pics and place's their lives. renee
- August 15, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- Sharon said...
I agree with Debbie and Bette Lou. You will find colors and styles returning. I feel it is a true test of what is really popular and here to stay.
- August 17, 2011 at 5:34 AM