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Horses, dogs and other animals displaced by the unprecedented flooding in Baton Rouge have filled the stalls and rodeo area at the Lamar Dixon Expo Center, where thousands of people are being… Full Article ›
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They climb ladders, run through tunnels and play hide-and-seek in the snow. They also go for a dip in the pool and get a pilates workout.Puppies learning to become search and rescue dogs… Full Article ›
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Heralds of Resonance
Images of a Jazz Band
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In Heralds of Resonance, Pollux explores the artistic possibilities of depicting the various members of an eternal, energetic jazz band.
From the trumpeter to the washboard player, each musician in a jazz band contributes particular rhythms and sounds in order to create a larger composition.
Similarly, each semi-abstract composition in this book exists separately, but not in solitude.
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Pollux (né Paul Morris) was born in 1979 in the English town of Beverley, in what was the former East Riding of Yorkshire. He and his family moved to the United States a year later, and Pollux attended UCLA, studying medieval history and Latin and attended Brown University for grad school, studying medieval history. As a child, Pollux constantly drew and created his own comics, and while at grad school, he began drawing "Nigel and Beatrice" for The Brown Daily Herald. He has been creating comics ever since, creating the web comic Arnjuice (www.arnjuice.com) and he drew the daily comic "The Wavy Rule" for Emdashes.com. All of his graphic novels and novelettes are set in the fictional college town of San Tesifonte, California, which lies somewhere between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. It is the location for UCST and is home to various museums, parks, beaches, Redwoods Restaurant (home to the famous Sequoia Steak Sandwich) and its pier.
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Do I need to flash the bios before I install a new hard drive if I am using slayers???
Quick Question Regarding Bios And Slayers
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and can someone please link me to the hard drive compatibilty list....
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if you boot up your xbox with the chip on and you get the cromwell flashbios then you need to flash your chip with a new bios to use slayer's and your HD. if you are already using evox dashboard then that means your bios is already flashed and you should be able to dump your drive in.
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A Scotchman sent a special marriage proposal telegraph to the first lass of his choice. After waiting eagerly at the station all day, the lass' answer finally came in. The telegraph operator looked up and suggested "If I were you, I'd think twice before I'd marry a girl that kept me waiting all day". "Na" replied the Scot "The lass who waits for the night rates is the lass for me".
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Fallon Jockey Club Racing Meet! September 10, October 1, 2, 3 and 4. Running and harness racing; Liberal purses and extraordinary inducements for horse owners. See ya'll there!
Churchill County Eagle, Saturday, August 30, 1913
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Churchill County Eagle, Saturday, August 30, 1913
State Engineer passes through, W. M. Kearney, with his wife and sister while on their way to Ely, Eureka and other points in the eastern parts of the state to examine conditions where applications had been made for water rights. Mr. Kearney had driven his automobile from Carson City in five hours, coming by way of Dayton. He said that of 68 miles, full 30 miles of the road was washed out to a greater or less extent, and sometimes they had to go to a mile or so to get around a wash. There is an application for water in the vicinity of Eastgate that Mr. Kearney wishes to investigate on his way through. He will go to Diamond and Ruby Valleys before returning.
Churchill County Eagle, Saturday, August 30, 1913
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What are the possible substitutes for alfalfa on the Newlands project? How can stock be fed while alfalfa fields are being renewed? Farmers are growing crops including corn, Sudan grass, sweet clover, maize, ladino, and other pasture plants. There's nothing more important to the project than to find crops to rotate with alfalfa.
Fallon Eagle, Saturday, August 27, 1938
Henry C. Schmidt for State Controller… Luella K. Drumm for Assembly… Charlotte E. Towe for County Auditor and Recorder… R.J Vannoy for Sherriff… Chas. L. Richards candidate for Governor… Shober J. Rogers for County Clerk and Treasurer… Bell Wickland for County Auditor and Recorder.
Fallon Eagle, Saturday, August 27, 1938
50 Years Ago
Nine students at Lahontan School received their caps at impressive ceremonies Wednesday night at the West End School. This completes the first 6 months of nurse's training. Students receiving their caps were: Mrs. Lillie Bright, Mrs. Opal Daniels, Mrs. Mildred Gomes, Mrs. Kay Hutchins, Mrs. Aurel Hutchinson, and Mrs. Lee Taylor.
Fallon Eagle-Standard, Friday, August 30, 1963
School will open September 3 at 8:30 am-1:30 pm. Students not going home for lunch will be expected to bring their own.
Fallon Eagle-Standard, Friday, August 30, 1963
A View From The Past ... Stories from the Churchill County Museum and Archives, researched and compiled by Margo Weldy, Churchill County Museum assistant and Justina Wenger, museum intern.


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Current stress metastability in a-Si:H thin film transistors.
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In this paper, we investigate the threshold voltage (VT) instability in a-Si:H TFTs subject to constant current stress. The gate voltage under such conditions continuously adjusts to keep the drain current constant. As such, existing voltage stress models fail to predict the resulting VT-shift. We propose a physically based model to predict VT-shift under current stress. The model follows a power law assuming that the VT-shift under moderate current stress is due to defect state creation in a-Si:H bulk and interfaces. Good agreement between simulation results and experimental data is obtained for various levels (2μA-15μA) of stress current at both room and elevated (75°C) temperatures.
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Salted Caramel Dark Chocolate Cookies.
Decadent dark chocolate cookies stuffed with caramel and topped with sea salt. Totally worth every bite!
When Nestlé Toll House approached me last month to be apart of their Dark Pinspirations Sweepstakes, I nearly fell off my chair! You see, today's cookies were in a Nestle baking contest with some other great talent! If you like dark chocolate, you have to check out the other recipes in the contest.
Update: My cookies won the contest! Yep, the cookies you see here are worth $5,000 and won the Nestle Baking Contest. I can't thank you all enough for voting! So many readers took the time to "pin" or "like" these cookies on Pinterest. And many of you made them yourselves! They are definitely a loved cookie by all.
I call them my $5,000 cookies. 😉
Making them is so easy.
The chocolate cookie recipe is quite simple and standard. I use extra cocoa powder to make them even more fudgy. The more chocolate, the better. I stuff the cookies with chocolate coated caramel candies and Nestlé® Toll House® Dark Chocolate Morsels and top each of them with sea salt before throwing into the oven.
I love those Dark Chocolate Morsels and have been using them left and right in my recent recipes. I'll link up to some dark chocolate recipes at the bottom of this post for you.
To make the chocolate cookies, start with some room temperature butter. Most of my cookie recipes call for room temperature butter. Sometimes this is inconvenient because I forget to set out the butter ahead of time! I have a trick for you. Be careful with it: in your mixing bowl, cut the stick of butter into 5 small pieces. Place the mixing bowl in the microwave for 5-10 quick seconds. You do not want to melt the butter at all, just soften it. In fact, start with 5 seconds to be sure. Cutting the butter into small pieces will allow them to warm up individually AND make the butter easier to mix.
Of course, putting the butter out on the counter 2 hours ahead of time is foolproof , but sometimes I can't think ahead!
Beat the butter in the mixing bowl with a stand or hand mixer for about 20 seconds on medium speed before adding any sugar. This gets it nice and creamed. Add 1/2 cup of white sugar and 1/2 cup of dark brown sugar. The brown sugar does not have to be packed and you may use light brown sugar instead. I prefer dark brown sugar because it has a richer, more robust flavor than light brown.
Add 1 egg and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. Beat the mixture and scrape down the sides of your mixing bowl with a spatula as needed. The wet ingredients are ready, so set them aside. Moving onto the dry ingredients…
I like to sift the dry ingredients together. Unsweetened cocoa powder can be quite lumpy and you don't want any dry pockets of it in your cookies, so sifting it with the flour, baking soda, and salt just makes it easier to incorporate into the dough.
Once your dry ingredients are thoroughly mixed, add them slowly to the wet ingredients. I like to take a measuring cup and add about 1/2 cup of dry ingredients at a time with the mixer running on low. This allows the dry and wet to be mixed together easily and prevents a huge powdery explosion all over my kitchen!
Don't forget the last two crucial ingredients. The cookie dough is quite thick, so you need *some* liquid to thin it out again. Use 2 Tablespoons of milk, no more! Any more will make your dough VERY sticky and unmanageable. Trust me, I've tried. After the milk is mixed in by hand, add the 1.5 cups of Nestlé® Toll House® Dark Chocolate Morsels. I like a lot of morsels in every bite.
Chill the dough for at least 1-2 hours. Two hours is preferred. The longer you chill the dough, the less sticky it will be – making it much easier to handle in the next step. I even chill mine for 4 hours when I have the time.
Now comes the fun part! Grab 18 chocolate coated caramel candies or regular soft caramel candies (I prefer to use Rolos). Take 2 Tablespoons of chilled dough and split in half. Roll each into a ball with your hands. Stick a caramel into 1 ball, sort of like a cradle. I have a picture of how I do this in this similar cookie recipe. Top the caramel with the other ball of dough and seal down the sides so that the caramel is securely stuffed inside.
Top the cookie with a sprinkle of sea salt. I love salty sweet cookies! Chocolate, caramel, and salt are a winning combination and taste remarkable in this thick, soft cookie recipe.
Now it's time to bake. About 12-13 minutes in the oven. The chocolate cookies are rather large and they will appear undone and very soft when you remove them from the oven. That is OK, I promise. The cookies will continue to bake as they cool on the cookie sheet.
I always slightly underbake cookies so that they remain soft. These chocolate cookies keep beautifully, and even get even softer on day 2. And remained soft for 7 whole days. They only lasted that long because I forgot about one lonesome cookie in my cookie jar. 😉
Just wait until you try one fresh out of the oven!
Now let's look at the selling points here:
- Caramel oozing everywhere.
- Melty dark chocolate.
- Fudge brownie-like interior.
- Sea salt on top to accentuate the sweetness.
- Heavenly!
Thick cookies, chewy exterior, soft-baked consistency. All of my cookie requirements! I know you are going to love these chocolate cookies. And they are surprisingly easy to make.
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Salted Caramel Dark Chocolate Cookies
Yield: 16-18 cookies
Decadent dark chocolate cookies stuffed with caramel and topped with sea salt. Totally worth every bite!
- 1/2 cup (115g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 1/2 cup (100g) granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup (100g) packed dark brown sugar (or light brown sugar)
- 1 large egg, room temperature preferred
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup (125g) all-purpose flour (measured correctly)
- 2/3 cup (58g) unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 2 Tablespoons (30ml) milk
- 1 and 1/2 cups (270g) Nestlé® Toll House® Dark Chocolate Morsels
- 16-17 chocolate coated caramels, such as Rolos
- coarse sea salt
Using a handheld or stand mixer with a paddle attachment, cream the butter on medium speed for about 20 seconds. Add the sugars with the mixer running on medium speed. Cream it all together until light and fluffy. Beat in the egg and vanilla. Scrape down the sides of the bowl as needed.
In a separate medium size bowl, sift the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt together. Slowly add to the wet ingredients. Stir in the milk, then fold in the dark chocolate morsels. The dough will be thick and very sticky. Chill for at least 1-2 hours.
Preheat oven to 350F degrees. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or silicone baking mat. Set aside.
Take 2 Tablespoons of chilled dough and split in half and roll each into a ball with your hands. Stick a caramel into 1 ball of dough. Top the caramel with the other ball of dough and seal down the sides so that the caramel is securely stuffed inside. Repeat with the rest of the dough and 18 caramel candies. Sprinkle each with sea salt before putting into the oven.
Bake for 12-13 minutes. Cookies will appear undone and very soft. Allow to cool on the cookie sheet for at least 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
Makes 16-18 large cookies. Cookies stay fresh and soft in an airtight container up to 7 days.
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347 Responses to "Salted Caramel Dark Chocolate Cookies."
Hi Sally,
I made these cookies like 10 times BUT! they turn out cakey every time. I mean they crack and crumble very easily (unlike your chocolate chip cookie recipes, and yes I tried them too!). Your chocolate chip cookies turn out nicely and hold the shape very well if you know what I mean.
I cream the butter and sugar with spatula so there's no whipping process to add air and make the cookie brittle. Also, I mix in egg with low speed. Please correct this if I misunderstood.
Please kindly suggest what I've done wrong and how to fix that. I prefer the texture of the chocolate chip cookies but the taste is this recipe is heaven too 🙂
Thank you xx
Hello, love your cookbook and site first of all.
Alright here we go I love caramel and dark chocolate so I have tried to make this cookie twice now out of your cook book my husband bought me last year. Sadly though they have not turned out as they should. I'm not sure if my oven is off or what exactly is up but they turn out flat and the caramel turns just chewy and in the very center almost completely in contact almost as if the caramel never melted. I've tried baking more and less and still no success :/ I can not figure out where I go wrong. I'm persistent though, I give up for awhile then keep coming back to this recipe to figure out what keeps going wrong.
Try Rolo's they worked great.
Hi Sally, I just made these cookies, they are terrific!
Last month I bought your book on line and I've tried many recipes so far, both from your book than from your blog (almond butter chocolate chip cookies and buttery blueberry streusel muffins are one of my favorites). Thank you!
Bianca from Italy
These are the best cookies ever. I used Hersheys special Dark cocoa powder. Under baked a bit so they were soft and fudgy and gooy. So glad I doubled the recipe.
I didn't have parchment paper –too much baking the weekend before. But a greased cookie sheet worked just fine.
This recipe is definitely a keeper
I made these last night, they were delicious! I made a double recipe and let the dough chill in the fridge over night. My only problem was the dough was soo sticky I had the worst time putting them together, I couldn't roll them all. I just had to smoosh them together, so they look pretty lumpy/messy. I did the 4 tbls of milk before I chilled the dough like your recipe says (doubled it). Should I do less milk? more flour? Thanks!
Do you roll the cookie dough into a ball after you put the Rolo in the middle, or do you leave it as is? I rolled the dough after I put the Rolo in and I believe the Rolo moved to the bottom… It was a disaster… Haha!
I had the same issue! They tasted wonderful but they were a huge mess and I couldn't even separate the cookies from the parchment paper to put them on the cooling rack. Can you offer advice?
Hi.. Avid fan and follower of yours from India ! I'm a doctor who has now become part time home baker thanks to you!
I want to know if I can substitute the egg in this with flaxseed powder and water mixture ?
I have guests coming over who don't eat eggs and wanted to make these cookies for them .
Hi Sally!
I just made these and my appartment smells AMAZING!!
I have a question though. My cookies turned out kind of flat. Dont get me wrong, they still blew my mind! They still taste amazing, but they aren't quite as pretty as your cookies 😛 (and I'm a sucker for a pretty cookie).
I followed your recipe, weighing al my ingredients. And i chilled the dough overnight, so that couldn't be it. The only thing I changed was I only put in 1 tbsp of milk, because I felt the dough was already kind of sticky.
Do you have any suggestions for the next time? More flour or maybe omit the milk all together?
Have a great day!!
I made these again, Sally, this time for my daughter's baby shower. I remembered that she had loved them at her engagement party. For the first time I bought Rolos, instead of using Kraft's caramel bits. I got more cookies, as I made them as small as I could while still enclosing the Rolo. They were still quiet large! And of the five desserts I made, they disappeared first and were what people wanted to take home. I had to quickly grab two and stash them for myself!


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Photography has the wonderful ability to record things quite differently than we see them, and sometimes to record things we can't see at all. This weekend will introduce you to a wide range of creative possibilities, lovely low-tech ways of giving your photos a new look, accomplished almost entirely in-camera rather than in Photoshop. Through a series of classroom talks and demonstrations, field sessions in several scenic locations, and evaluations of your results, we will explore the many uses of blur through motion and selective depth-of-field, photographing moonrise and moonset, night photography by moonlight and town lights, star trails, polarizing and special effects filters, pinhole photography, and other techniques as time permits.
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Cost: $320 ($300 for PRNSA members)
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Woke up to this on NPR this morning: As Biotech Seed Falters, Insecticide Use Surges In Corn Belt : The Salt : NPR
It appears that farmers have gotten part of the message: Biotechnology alone will not solve their rootworm problems. But instead of shifting away from those corn hybrids, or from corn altogether, many are doubling down on insect-fighting technology, deploying more chemical pesticides than before.This is a return to the old days, before biotech seeds came along, when farmers relied heavily on pesticides. For Dan Steiner, an independent crop consultant in northeastern Nebraska, it brings back bad memories. "We used to get sick [from the chemicals]," he says. "We'd dig [in the soil] to see how the corn's coming along, and we didn't use the gloves or anything, and we'd kind of puke in the middle of the day.If the rootworm-fighting genes in the corn are working well, no larvae should emerge.
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I don't have the cites (it was an article I edited that I want to forget about), but transitioning to Roundup Ready crops actually increases chemical use in developing countries. And isn't it convenient that in order to buy the GMO seed, they have to sign contracts to buy all their chemicals from the same company... On top of that, there is sometimes only a single seed company that sells soybean, cotton, corn, etc. seed in any given country.
The corn thing pisses me off. People are using land that is really only good enough for pasture near where I grew up to grow corn and soybeans (conveniently subsidized). Then the food they grow goes to make people and animals sick. US farm policy is so screwed up. ARGHHHH!!!
Oh, I forgot my favorite part: then I get to pay taxes to take care of the sick people and maintain the subsidies. I feel like such a schmuck.
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Interested in upgrading your storefront? The West Broadway Business and Area Coalition has two matching grant programs that can provide up to $22,500 in matching grants per storefront. You may choose to apply for either grant, or apply for both towards the total project cost.
Great Streets Facade Improvement Program: The WBC has partnered with the City of Minneapolis to provide 1:1 matching grants of up to $7,500 per storefront. This program can help pay for many exterior facade improvements including painting, windows, lighting, masonry repairs and tuck pointing, etc. This can NOT be used for interior or roof based repairs.
McKnight Art Facade Improvement Program: The WBC has received a grant from the McKnight Foundation to provide 1:1 matching grants of up to $15,000 per storefront in artistically designed facade improvements. The program aims to infuse artistic design into the increasingly dynamic visual environment of West Broadway. In order to be eligible for this grant money, a project must be coordinated with an artist for its duration.
EligibilityAny existing business (with property owner's approval) and/or commercial building owner whose building are located on West Broadway between 26th Avenue to the west and the River to the east and the one block contiguous (East and West) to West Broadway are eligible to apply.
If you have questions, or would like design ideas, contact Carla Schleicher at firstname.lastname@example.com or 612-353-5178.
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Les Jolies Petite School of Dance adds to the unique character of the block.
Juxtaposition Arts continues their work on revitalizing an entire city block along West Broadway with their most recent renovation at 1102 West Broadway.
Appetite for Change held the grand opening of Breaking Bread Cafe on April 29th. This long awaited restaurant is a fast, casual, counter service restaurant offering a unique style of fresh, flavorful and healthy global comfort foods. Breaking Bread took advantage of the facade improvement program to install a wonderful artist designed awning and sign.


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Well, let's start with the obvious. He had seemingly hit the lottery. The best basketball prospect since Kevin Durant was the son of two former Florida State athletes, his father a former first round pick in the NBA and his mother a two-time Olympic silver medalist sprinter. The Canadian native watched his best friend, Xavier Rathan-Mayes, commit to the Seminoles. He not only didn't want to deal with the spotlight of being a superstar athlete in this country, but he also happened to commit after Kentucky stockpiled enough talent to take a shot at an undefeated season even without Wiggins on campus.
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Ken Steel has been a part of the WQMX team since 1991 when he was just 19 years old. Ken remembers WQMX making the "switch" from a light rock format to country music in 1993. "I never listened to any country music while growing up, so when they told us we were going to country I thought I was going to hate it. After listening for about a week or two though, to my own surprise, I really started liking it...I was hooked in no time." After the switch to country, he went from working part-time on the weekends to landing a full time weeknight shift. Ken would be the 7-midnight host from 1993 until 2000 when he moved to the 3-7p afternoon drive time slot where he's been ever since.
His interest in broadcasting came at a young age. "I remember as a kid spending hours in my bedroom with a tape recorder recording different voices and characters and just being silly. I would make my friends listen to the final products. What torture that must have been for them!" Ken was lucky enough to grow up in Streetsboro, Ohio where he attended Streetsboro High School which is one of only four high schools in the state that had a student-run radio station. That station, 91.5 WSTB-FM, was where he really fell in love with broadcasting. "It was so fun and it seemed to come kind of naturally for me. I was always comfortable speaking in public or on the air. That's where I first thought that I could actually have a career in radio."
After graduating high school in 1989, Ken attended the University of Akron where he was a part of the radio staff at WZIP for about a year. After a short stint (of about six weeks) at Canton, Ohio rock station WRQK in 1991, he joined WQMX.
Ken has been a resident of Northeast Ohio his entire life and has lived in Akron since 1995. He and his beautiful wife, Kelli, have been married since 1994 and they have two children: his teenage daughter Hunter, and his son Derek who is currently serving proudly in the United States Navy.
Join Ken Steel out and about...
Every Thursday night it's WQMX Country Night at Legends Sports Pub & Grille on Rt. 241 in Green. Ken will be there 8-11pm with more prize giveaways and great country songs all night. Bucket specials too: 5 domestic long necks for just $12! www.legendssportspub.com
Every Friday night it's the WQMX Friday Night Live Party at the Dusty Armadillo on Rt. 44 in Rootstown. Ken broadcasts live from 10pm til midnight and has lots of great prizes to give away! It's Ladies Night too...all ladies get in free! www.dustya.com
Ken Steel's Secret Six Pack at 6pm Sponsored by Luigi's Italian Restaurant www.luigisrestaurant.com
Every weekday at 6pm, Ken plays six songs in a row that all have something in common. After all six songs, if you know the answer to the six pack, be the correct caller at 330-370-2000 and you could win some great prizes!
Recent Secret Six Pack correct answers...
9/30 All song titles begin with "T"
9/29 "Highway" in every song
9/28 "#10" in every song
9/27 "Dance" in every song
9/26 "Mama" in every song
9/23 "Cup" in every song
9/22 "Phone" in every song
9/21 "Street" in every song
9/20 "Tree" in every song
9/19 "River" in every song
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9/15 "Beer" in every song
9/14 "Early" in every song
9/13 "Drive" in every song
9/12 "Hands" in every song
9/9 "Fire" in every song
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9/6 "Half" in every song
9/5 -No Six Pack- Happy Labor Day!
9/2 "Minute" in every song
9/1 "Floor" in every song
8/31 "Road" in every song
8/30 "Fun" in every song
8/29 "Dreams" in every song
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7/26 "Pray" in every song
7/25 "Country" in every song
7/22 "South" in every song
7/21 "Glasses" in every song
7/20 "Bottle" in every song
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A Hedonist in the Cellar: Adventures in Wineby Jay McInerney
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In A Hedonist in the Cellar, Jay McInerney gathers more than five years' worth of essays and continues his exploration of what's new, what's enduring, and what's surprising-giving his palate a complete workout and the reader an indispensable, idiosyncratic guide to a world of almost infinite variety. Filled with delights oenophiles everywhere will savor, this is a collection driven not only by wine itself but also by the people who make it.
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- 9781400044825
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- Publication date:
- 10/24/2006
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Part Six: Matches Made in HeavenWhat to Drink with ChocolateNot far from the spot where Romeo secretly married Juliet, in the Valpolicella hills overlooking Verona, I discovered a more fortunate and successful match. I had just finished lunch with Stefano Cesari, the dapper proprietor of Brigaldara, in the kitchen of his fourteenth-century farmhouse, and I was trying to decide if it would be incredibly uncouth to ask who made the beautiful heather-toned tweed jacket he was wearing, when he put some dark chocolates from Perugia in front of me and opened a bottle of his 1997 Recioto della Valpolicella. One hesitates to describe any marriage as perfect, but I was deeply impressed with the compatibility of his semisweet, raisiny red and the bittersweet chocolates. Cesari later took me up to the loft of the big barn and showed me the hanging trays where Corvina and Rondinella grapes are dried for several months after harvest, which concentrates the grape sugars and ultimately results in an intense, viscous wine that, like Tawny Port, Brachetto, and a few other vinous oddities, enhances the already heady and inevitably romantic experience of eating chocolate.The Cabernet, Merlot, or Shiraz you drank with your steak may get along well with a simple chocolate dessert, especially if the wine is young and the fruit is really ripe, but real chocoholics should check out the dried-grape wines, many of which are fortified—that is, dosed with brandy, in the manner of Port, a process that stops fermentation and leaves residual sugar. "Fortification seems helpful in terms of matching chocolate," says Robert Bohr, the wine director at Cru, in Greenwich Village, which has one of the best wine lists in the country, if not the world. Bohr likes Tawny Port with many chocolate desserts, finding Vintage Port too fruity. (McInerney does too, and advises that some of the best Tawnies come from Australia's Barossa Valley.) But most of all Bohr likes Madeira.If you were to order the Hacienda Concepción chocolate parfait at Cru, Bohr would direct you to a vintage Madeira like the 1968 d'Oliveiras Boal. Madeira has become so unfashionable in the past century that many putative wine lovers have never tasted it, but I'm sensing the stirrings of a cult revival spearheaded by supergeeks like Bohr. The sweeter Malmsey style seems to be best suited to chocolate desserts. And by chocolate, I mean, of course, dark chocolate. Milk chocolate should be consumed only by day, if at all, and accompanied by milk.The cough-syrupy Umbrian passito wine is made in the same fashion as Recioto from the mysterious and sappy Sagrantino grape. These powerful, sweet reds seem to have originated as sacramental wines, and they continue to inspire reverence among a small cult of hedonists, myself among them. This practice of drying grapes goes back thousands of years; there are references to drying wine grapes prior to fermentation in Homer and Hesiod. ("When Orion and Sirius come into mid-heaven," Hesiod advises in Works and Days, "cut off all the grape clusters and bring them home. Show them to the sun for ten days and ten nights.") I like to imagine that these dried-grape wines resemble those that were drunk at Plato's symposium or Caligula's bashes—although chocolate wouldn't appear in Europe until the sixteenth century, Columbus having stumbled upon a stash of cacao beans on his fourth and last voyage to the New World.Two of the finest wines for chocolate, Maury and Banyuls, come from remote Roussillon in France's deep southeast. These so-called vins doux naturels are made (mostly) from late-picked Grenache grown on steep, terraced, wind-scoured hillsides near the Spanish border. The standard-bearing Banyuls estate is Domaine du Mas Blanc, one of the world's most famous obscure domaines. I first tasted this wine at JoJo, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's pioneering New York bistro, alongside the warm Valrhona chocolate cake, a nearly erotic experience that I try to re-create at least once a year. (And I'm a guy who doesn't usually even bother with dessert.)Banyuls's neighboring appellation Maury also produces a chocolate-loving vin doux. The village cooperative makes the classic example; I recently had, alongside Le Bernardin's warm chocolate tart, a 1929 that was spectacular, with lots of caramel, date, coffee, and vanilla flavors, plus an oxidized Sherry note, which the French and Spanish call rancio. The finest estate in Maury is Mas Amiel (which once traded hands in a card game), producers of several cuvées of heady Maury, including one raised in the traditional manner of the region, spending a year outdoors in huge glass demijohns, exposed tothe extremes of the Roussillon climate. The demand for these labor-intensive wines, like that for most sweet wines, has beenstatic in the past few decades (Mas Amiel is increasingly focusing on the production of dry table wines), and prices remain modest when compared with Vintage Port or Sauternes.America's answer to Banyuls and Recioto is late-harvest Zinfandel—a fairly rare, sweet style of Zin that is eminently delicious with chocolate, the darker and more bitter the better. This is a good general rule: chocolate with a high cocoa content and a lower milk and sugar content is the most complex, intense, and wine-friendly. As for the desserts, the more complicated they get, the harder they will be to match. Chocolate already has some five hundred flavor compounds—how many more do you need? A chocolate soufflé is a beautiful thing, but it's hard to improve upon a simple piece of Valrhona, Bernachon, or Scharffen Berger dark chocolate, unless of course you pour a Madeira or a Maury alongside it.
Meet the Author
Jay McInerney is the author of Bright Lights, Big City; Ransom; Story of My Life; Brightness Falls; The Last of the Savages; Model Behavior; and The Good Life, as well as an earlier collection of wine essays, Bacchus and Me. A contributing writer to House & Garden, he lives in New York.
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