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Weekend Herb Blogging Round Up #140
I am so delighted to be this week's host for Weekend Herb Blogging! I hope everyone (in the US) had a wonderful 4th of July weekend. Don't you love when holidays fall on, or really near, a weekend? So much better than a Wednesday or Tuesday! Anyway, without further ado, let's begin the round up shall we?
First up is Gwen from Intoxicated Zodiac. To help Gemini's recover from their birthday month, she posts the most fabulous cleansing cocktail called a Celery Sipper. It's made with gin, and limoncello, and celery, and parsley, and all kinds of good stuff, you really must check it out!
Have you ever used watermelon in a savory dish? I haven't, but the following submission definitely makes me want to try it! It is Watermelon Curry with Cucumber. Wait till you see the size of the watermelon! This is brought to us by TS and JS from (eatingclub)Vancouver.
Is there anyone nicer than Bee and Jai from Jugalbandi? I don't think so! Their Fundraiser for Briana has been a wonderful and heartwarming success, but then we knew food bloggers were nice, didn't we? Their Baby Carrots and Homegrown Roasted Veggies is such wonderfully simple way to enjoy the goodness of baby veggies.
Did you know that Willie Nelson had a famous recipe for chocolate banana bread? I didn't. Nora at Life's Smorgasbord, brings us this absolutely to-die-for bread, or is it a cake, you decide.
You know that I have to love Virginie from Absolutely Green. Why do I love her, you might ask? Well, she used my very favorite herb, cilantro, and not just one way, but two ways!!! Her Tarinade verte aux deux coriandres or Green Spread with Two Corianders is so simple and sounds so fabulous! Really, I love her.
I love learning something new, don't you? So, when I received an entry from Maria at Organically Cooked entitled Vlita Pita with Homemade Pastry, I was intrigued. I mean I know what a pita is, and I know what pastry is, and I know what homemade means, but what the heck is vlita? Follow the link, and read and learn and admire her precious daughter!
When I saw that Srivalli from Cooking 4 All Seasons had a link to cluster beans, in her post titled, Cluster Beans with Tur Dal Medium Saute, I followed the link. I have never heard of cluster beans, but it turns out they are used to make guar gum! It says that it is mostly grown in India, I wonder if I can find it anywhere around here.
Dani from The Kitchen Playground brings us a Brussel Sprout Quiche that will make even people who aren't too sure about Brussel Sprouts (like me) sit up and take notice!
The Chocolate Lady (my very favorite name ever) from Mol Araan offers a post cleverly titled Peas de Resistance with a recipe for Peas with Pistachio and Parsley Sauce. I'm not really a pea person, but I love the alliteration in the title of the recipe (I know I'm easily amused by such things), and the combination of peas and pistachios sounds really good!
With everyone trying to eat healthier these days, this next entry could not be more perfect. Mansi from Fun and Food tells us how to make a gloriously healthy snack Handvo-Vegetable Cornmeal Cake. It is loaded with healthy vegetables!
Syrie from Taste Buddies is addicted to this Raw Broccoli Salad. After a read through of the recipe, I can see why! Isn't it pretty?
Sometimes all I have to read is a word or two in the title of a recipe and I know it's for me. Arfi from HomeMadeS, had me at Gruyere and Gratin with this Donna's Silver Beet and Pumpkin Gruyere Gratin .
I am so pleased to bring you our next entry from Stickyfingers at Deep Dish Dreams! This is her first time entering Weekend Herb Blogging! Please go and look at her fabulous Likin' Daikon - Char Kway Kak and give her a warm WHB welcome!
You know how sometimes you just have to have something cheesy and creamy? Well, the lovely and talented creator of Weekend Herb Blogging, Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen has just the thing for you with her entry. She calls it Mashed Cauliflower with Cheese and Dill, I call it must have some soon.
I all ready love Chris from Melle Cotte, so she didn't have to go an use my favorite herb, cilantro. But she did, boy did she, with Pineapple Cucumber Gazpacho!
Sue at Coffee & Cornbread has an informative and yummy looking entry all about Texas Tarragon. Her Crustless Zucchini Quiche would probably even sway my zucchini-hating-but-cheese-loving daughter!
Sra from When My Soup Came Alive really wows me with the most beautiful vegetable curry ever, Mixed Vegetable Curry. If you can tear your eyes away from the gorgeous curry, be sure and read the entertaining introduction!
I just recently discovered Wandering Chopsticks and within just a few minutes of browsing, quickly added it to me reader feeds. Just look at the wonderfully simple and unbelievably beautiful Chinese Steamed Oysters with Black Bean and Scallion Sauce.
Sherra from Our Taste of Life showcases a healthy steamed dish using tilapia and sayote tops. I've never tried sayote tops, but this sounds good, Steamed Tilapia Fillet on Sayote Tops Ensalada.
I have always been curious about miso, and purchased some from my local grocery store. I wanted something simple and Ning from Heart and Hearth has the perfect recipe for me to try, her Fish with Miso Glaze sounds absolutely great for my first foray!
Anna from Morsels & Musings has posted an entire week of blueberry recipes! She uses them in a lovely sounding Venison with Juniper, Blueberries and Thyme from Jamie Oliver.
Zora from Kochtopf features an eggplant recipe Crumbed and Grilled Eggplant, that is just drop-dead fantastic looking! Lucky Zora gets to harvest her own fresh eggplants every two or three days!
I am so jealous of Haalo at Cook (almost) Anything At Least Once!! You have got to check out her meyer lemons! I have never even had a meyer lemon, and I am positively eaten up with envy! She showcases these incredible lemons in her Meyer Marmalade.
Katie from Thyme for Cooking gives us a healthy recipe using garlic chives (which if you don't grow them, you really should, they grow abundantly, and as Katie points out, are actually really, really good for us), Chicken and Vegetable Salad with Hummus Dressing.
I love the name of Natasha's blog, Living in the Kitchen with Puppies! Doesn't that make you want to sit down with a nice cup of tea and read through every single post? Natasha plays matchmaker this week with Strawberries and Basil. The pasta looks great, but I'm telling you that cocktail is really calling to me!
Magpie at je le vous diraiscalls her
Roasted Mei Quin Choy (Baby Bok Choy) a non-recipe! But I call it just-the-kind-of-recipe-that-I-love! Simple and tasty!
Pam (gotta love that name) from The Backyard Pizzeria has really wowed me with her, fresh from the backyard, fennel and she puts it to fabulous use in her Fish and Fresh Fennel Tagine.
I have had some interesting strawberry recipes this week and Jerry at Jerry's Thoughts, Musings, and Rants comes through with a Strawberry and Cream Cheesecake . What's so unusual about a strawberry and cream cheesecake, you might ask, well as Jerry explains, these strawberries are roasted! The roasting really concentrates the flavor!
Sher at What Did You Eat? is trying to stay positive while coping with anemia. She should feel pretty positive about her lovely Lentil and Spinach Patties!
Windy from Windy's Food Corner hasn't been blogging for a while, but she comes back with the prettiest rustic Rhubarb Pie. I love it when crust is all folded over like that!
If, like me, you love growing lavender, then you must go see Chriesi at Almond Corner. She tells all about lavender and it's many uses, including lavender sugar, lavender vinegar, and lavender syrup.
Christine at Kits Chow explains two different ways to make her Ginger Scallion Sauce, the dangerous way and the not dangerous way! I have only two things to say: one - I'm making this the not dangerous way and two - why have I never made this before???
Oh my gosh, you're not going to believe this! On second thought, regrettably this is probably very believable. Last night while I was taking my shower, feeling all pleased with myself for getting this all finished and ready to post bright and early Monday morning, I realized I hadn't done my own entry! How funny would that have been if I hadn't included myself! My entry for this week was a Buttermilk and Herb Chicken. Keep it simple, that's my motto!
And that's all folks! Wasn't this an amazing roundup! Everyone is so talented and it all looks, and sounds, so good! If you'd like to join Weekend Herb Blogging, and my goodness, you know you do, please read the New Rules. With these new rules, Kalyn, the lovely and talented author of Kalyn's Kitchen and creator of Weekend Herb Blogging, is helping us stay focused on using herbs and unusual plant ingredients. Next week, Simona from Briciole will be hosting.
18 comments:
- bee said...
thank you, dear pam, for being a great hostess and for your kind words.
- July 7, 2008 at 7:30 AM
- Peter M said...
Pam, congrats to you for taking the time and pulling off a round-up that's straight forward and you show-off each entry.
I wish and hope other hosts and hostesses will stick to a format similar to this, fairly highlighting each dish.
Congrats to all on offering up some wonderful dishes. - July 7, 2008 at 7:57 AM
- Chris said...
This is a wonderful round up, my friend! Great job. Thanks for all you did!
- July 7, 2008 at 9:35 AM
- MEDITERRANEAN KIWI said...
i loved this round-up - the first one intrigured me most: a cool cocktail to stop us from melting in this summer heat...
- July 7, 2008 at 10:20 AM
- katiez said...
Good job Pam, and so many wonderful recipes...I love the fact that there are a few beverages. I wonder if I can eat my flowers.....
Oh, and one would never know that the zucchini are here ;-)) - July 7, 2008 at 12:51 PM
- Dani said...
Thanks for a wonderful roundup Pam. Now I have to sift through the many windows I have opened, so many fascinating entries to explore!
- July 7, 2008 at 2:31 PM
- Marjie said...
Wonderful Roundup, Pam. After all this summarizing, I hope you and teh kitties sat back with a couple of these delightful beverages, congratulating yourself on a job well done!
- July 7, 2008 at 4:20 PM
- Wandering Chopsticks said...
Great round-up. Thanks so much for organizing. I know how much work this takes!
- July 7, 2008 at 6:14 PM
- Kalyn said...
Great job on the recap! I'm going to go work in my garden for a few hours while it's still daylight, then I will be back to check out the entries I've missed!
And thank you for mentioning the new rules! - July 7, 2008 at 6:16 PM
- Paula said...
Pam, What a great recap you've provided! I enjoyed reading the summaries of each entry you posted. By the way, I made your buttermilk and herb chicken; it was a hit with the entire family. I think I'm always going to make extra when I prepare your dishes as there is never any leftover!
- July 7, 2008 at 10:36 PM
- [eatingclub] vancouver || js said...
Great job on the write-ups! Thanks for hosting and taking the time to show each of our entries in the best possible way.
- July 7, 2008 at 10:38 PM
- sra said...
Nice recap, Pam, and thanks for the notes for every entry.
- July 7, 2008 at 11:01 PM
- Grace said...
you're a super host--awesome round-up! i'm not sure i've ever seen so many yummy dishes in one place.
- July 8, 2008 at 1:04 AM
- Srivalli said...
Pam, what a wonderful round up..thanks for taking time to give us this fabulous Pam, what a wonderful round up..thanks for taking time to give us this fabulous entries!entries!
- July 8, 2008 at 2:58 AM
- Virginie Péan said...
You know Pam I love you too. Why ? Because you made a fabulous round'up ! Thanks.
- July 8, 2008 at 3:41 AM
- Mansi Desai said...
fabulous roundup pam! and thanks for all your effort:)
- July 8, 2008 at 4:05 PM
- Pam said...
Thanks everyone for the nice comments! Thanks to everyone who participated, these entries were so good, it was easy to think of lots of good things to say!
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U.S. Under-18 MNT Head Coach Bob Jenkins Talks About First Camp of 2004
CHICAGO - (Friday, January 9, 2004) - As the players head home today, ussoccer.com sat down with U.S. Under-18 Head Coach Bob Jenkins and Under-20 Head Coach Thomas Rongen to talk about the first training camps of 2004. With a total of 30 (15 each) former and current U.S. Under-17 MNT players on the two rosters for the week, Jenkins and Rongen got a good look at the core players that will most likely make up the roster for the U.S. at the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championships in the Netherlands. The coaches talked about how the camps went, what they got out of it, and commented on what they will be looking towards during the rest of the year.
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What do you think you accomplished with this camp?
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Don't expect Jacksonville to draft Trent Richardson
Trent Richardson will be a great running back for one NFL team, but that won't be the Jacksonville Jaguars. |
Yesterday, I linked you to various early mock drafts around the internet. Many of those mocks have the Jaguars taking either Quinton Coples or Dre Kirkpatrick, both legitimate selections in my mind. Another mock (the only one with trades mind you) had the Jaguars trading down to the Bengals' 21st selection and taking Kendall Wright. That makes good sense because the Jaguars may want extra picks and Wright comes at a position of need (WR).
Then there was the Optimum Scouting mock draft. It was the only one of the bunch I thought was way off base. Here's what it had to say,
"7 . Jacksonville Jaguars - Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama
-Maurice Jones-Drew is inching closer running the tread off his tires (Jacksonville's fault), and they'll need to replace him. Heard a rumor that if Richardson is here, the Jaguars WILL take him."
No, no, no, and a thousand times no. The Jaguars aren't likely to draft a running back with the seventh pick of the draft. I'm not saying they won't draft one; quite contrary, if an RB is there for you with good value after the first round, take him, but there's no sense in throwing the seventh pick of the draft at a position the Jaguars are actually well set at.
I'm hoping assuming the guys over at Optimum Scouting are simply experiencing symptoms of being generalists, and I don't mean that as an insult. Readers and writers that narrowly focus their attention on a select few teams become intimately close with that team. That's why it's better to trust local media members than the Mel Kiper-s of the world. They simply know the team and its needs far more closely.
It's for that reason that we can say, no, the Jaguars will not be drafting Trent Richardson. Maurice Jones-Drew is one of the toughest, most resilient players in the league, and he's coming off of his first rushing title. Yeah, the Jaguars have probably run him harder than necessary over the past few years, but he's also one of the most durable guys in the league.
That being said, the Jaguars do need to develop a backup running back that can take the load off of Jones-Drew. What's this? I see the Jaguars already have that guy. His name is Rashad Jennings. He was absent throughout 2011 with a season-ending injury that really shouldn't have ended his season, but the Jaguars popped him on IR anyways. That's a discussion for another day I suppose.
My point is that the Jaguars have bigger needs where they can get more value out of the seventh pick than by selecting Trent Richardson. Richardson is a great runner. He's big, tough, and runs hard every play he gets the ball. It's nothing against his performance, but the Jaguars aren't looking for another star running back. So that rumor about the Jaguars taking Richardson if he's there? I'll call bulls#$t on that.


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Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson Treasures in Your Attic
The Eagle-Tribune
---- — I had my granddad's silk handkerchief framed under glass. (I hope it was not glued down.) On the bottom is printed, "PATENTED June 28, 1888, A.S. Rosenthal & Co. N.Y." How would my piece compare to campaign buttons? And what might be the value?
How would a silk campaign handkerchief compare to a political button? Well, the handkerchief served the same advertising purpose, but otherwise they compare like the proverbial apples and oranges. Every sort of collectible stands on its own.
We have just completed a national election and many collectors are interested in all sorts of memorabilia from presidential campaigns, past and present. Collectors are interested in material from the campaigns of winners — and losers.
Vintage political campaign items include such things as parade torches, knives, match safes, posters, canes, buckles, clocks, watches, prints, models (such as log cabins), watch fobs, ferrotypes with candidates' photographs, pennants and other textiles such as bandannas. And, yes, handkerchiefs.
Political buttons are the most well-known political-campaign collectibles. These started with buttons that were sewn on clothing, and can be traced back as far as George Washington. The first campaign button with an actual photograph (the "ferrotype" or "tintype" mentioned above) originated with Abraham Lincoln in the election of 1860.
However, the first mass-produced political button had to wait for the election of 1896, when William McKinley's campaign issued a metal button covered with a paper image protected by a layer of clear plastic. Lithographed tin buttons became popular around 1916, but in recent years, the expense of making them and their limited impact on public opinion has caused campaigns to find other ways to spend advertising dollars.
In the presidential election of 1888, Benjamin Harrison defeated incumbent Grover Cleveland. Levi P. Morton was Harrison's running mate. Morton was a congressman from New York and a former ambassador to France. He is said to have been given the honor of placing the first rivet in the Statue of Liberty.
Several handkerchief designs were produced for this election, including one that features a "jugate" (the two candidates shown together, side by side) in a circle of stars. This example has sold for around $200 at auction and would be more valuable for insurance purposes.
The handkerchief in today's question appears to be a bit rarer, with its stirring representation of the American flag and its corner ribbons pledging "Aid for Free Schools," "Pensions for Soldiers" and "Protection vs. Free Trade." In collectibles such as this one, condition is everything, and silk has a tendency to be very fragile.
Luckily, this piece appears to be in great condition. A handkerchief with this particular design has sold for as much as $500.
Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson are the authors of "Price It Yourself" (HarperResource, $19.95). Contact them at Treasures in Your Attic, P.O. Box 18350, Knoxville, TN 37928. Email them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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By: Mark Mulholland
SARATOGA SPRINGS - It happened at the Whitmore Court Apartment complex on Crescent Street. Police say there was a party at one of the apartments early Saturday morning and one of the party-goers was asked to leave.
His name is Theodore Pamper. He's 24-years-old and on felony probation.
Police say Pamper was angry for being ejected from the party, so he rounded up four friends, including 25-year-old Ryan Barber, and his sister, 30-year-old Aubrey Barber, a mother of four.
"Get that camera out of my face, right now," Aubrey Barber said as she was led into the police station for booking Thursday afternoon.
All of the suspects are accused of going back to the party and attacking the man who lives in the apartment.
"Beat the person up with a hammer, other blunt objects, kicked him, punched him, dragged him out in the hallway and continued to do the same," said Lt. John Catone of the Saratoga Springs Police Department.
Police call it a gang assault because of the number of attackers involved.
Lt. Catone says the victim suffered head injuries and was taken to Saratoga Hospital.
The suspects are all facing felony burglary and felony assault charges.
Police say they expect to arrest the other two alleged attackers.
"All of the participants knew each other and were just upset that they weren't allowed to stay at the party," said Catone. "Once they got thrown out, they chose to come back with some reinforcement."
Police say the victim was released from the hospital and is recovering at home. Each of the suspects had not-guilty pleas entered on their behalf before they were taken to Saratoga County Jail.
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Who Will Be the Cardinals' Next Living Legend?
By Corey Noles ,
As the St. Louis Cardinals lay to rest their greatest franchise player, Stan "the Man" Musial, an unfortunate "vacancy" is left within the organization.
No one will ever be able to replace Musial. From his amazing numbers to his sense of humor to the kind, gentle man who always had time for a fan—at any age, there will not be another Stan Musial.
There's a reason they call them legends.
A legend is more than a great baseball player. Many players have put up the numbers.
To be a true legend, you have to "be" the game. It's not about home runs and RBI or wins and strikeouts. It's about character, class, signing autographs, taking pictures with children and giving back to your community.
Sure, the numbers matter, but they're only a part of the equation.
Many of the most beloved Cardinals over the years weren't loved for their numbers, but for themselves. Guys like Stubby Clapp, Steve Kline and Skip Schumaker weren't loved by the fans for breaking records. They were loved because they were good people who played hard and always had time for their fans.
Musial's condition had been deteriorating for years now, but the fact that he was still able to ride out and wave to fans meant so much to this organization.
With him gone, who will be the fans' new living legend in St. Louis? All of the following former players and managers were legends in their own right, but which one is ready step out of the shadows?
While many in St. Louis had a love-hate relationship with Tony LaRussa, what he was able to do for the Cardinals is forever ingrained in history.
With two World Series rings, countless playoff appearances and fielding a competitive team for almost his entire contract, LaRussa should be a fan favorite.
With that being said, it's doubtful that LaRussa will ever become that guy. A legend in his own right, LaRussa has made it clear his career isn't over. While he says he doesn't intend to manage again, even working in the front office of another team would make it different for him to be "the" Cardinal.
That could still change some day.
All Cardinals fans love to reflect on the days of Whitey-ball.
It was that period when stolen bases outnumbered home runs and small ball was how the Cardinals won championships.
The man who stood at the helm during that era, Whitey Herzog, still visits the stadium, flat-top fully intact, and will always be a fan favorite.
Despite his era still being hallowed as the one the Cardinals should work to mimic, Herzog isn't going to be the face of the organization. He still draws the big cheers when he comes out in the red jacket reserved for Cardinals Hall of Famers, but most likely this role will be filled by a former player.
"Call me Red, kid."
Those were the first words the former manager and player ever said to me.
This year marks the 50th year since he took to the field as a player, but that doesn't mean you can't still see Red play baseball.
Before home games, Red suits up in full uniform, complete with stirrup socks and cleats, and takes to the field for batting practice. All of the young men treat him with respect and clearly value what he has to say.
Whether it's a tip or a quick joke, when Red talks, you listen.
While he won't be "the" living legend, he has long been one of the most underappreciated within the organization.
There aren't many pitchers left who can strike fear into the heart of any opponent. Bob Gibson was one of those guys.
The look in his eyes meant business when he was on the mound, and his record proves it. The Cardinals rode Gibson to two World Championships and one World Series loss in a five-year span.
A strong case can be made for Gibson. He's a kind man with a good sense of humor, a gorgeous autograph (another good point for Red, as well) and monster hands, and he used to be a Harlem Globetrotter.
What more could you ask for?
When Lou takes to the field in his red jacket, it would be easy to mistake the "Lou" cheers for "boos," but no one in the stadium boos Lou Brock.
From the moment he walks in the door, he has a smile on his face. The people are glad to see him, but most of all, he's glad to see them, too.
It only takes a moment to tell that Lou's smile and handshake is completely genuine. It's not a show or a formality.
Brock is both the player and the man. He's exactly the kind of man fans can latch on to—and should.
He's a true Hall of Famer by every definition.
When Ozzie Smith came to St. Louis, he was a hero and fan favorite from the start.
He was an inspirational player whose cartwheels and defensive prowess made countless young men (myself included) long to be shortstops. The Wizard, as he came to be known, showed every team in baseball what they should be getting out of the position.
When he retired in 1996 after a dispute with then-incoming manager Tony LaRussa, Smith all but vanished from the organization. While he came out on Opening Day and during the postseason appearances, he hasn't been a true presence in quite some time.
Now that LaRussa has retired, it's reasonable to expect to see more of Smith in the years to come. That will be a good thing for players and fans alike.
Could the Wizard be that guy who brightens every face in Busch Stadium for the future? No doubt.
No, there will never be another Stan Musial. There shouldn't be. But, a franchise as packed with Hall of Famers as the Cardinals certainly has plenty of candidates for runner-up.


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Sometimes we get a cookbook that changes the game. We like cooking our way through as many of the season's great books as we can, but now that the chefs at the Culinary Institute of America have provided us with the ultimate guide to simple yet innovative pasta recipes (plus everything you needed to know about polenta and crespelle), game on! First up, ravioli filled with buttery beets and fresh sage. Bet you've never had that before.
Reprinted with permission from Pasta
The chefs' advice? We're on board.
"You can add bacon or prosciutto to the stuffing for a more complex flavor."
Related: 8 Ideas For Dinner Tonight: Hearty Pasta Dishes
Servings: 6This ravioli recipe combines the flavors of beets and fresh ricotta cheese.
2 ounces (1/4 cup) unsalted butter
1 medium yellow onion, diced
4 sage leaves, finely chopped
1 1/2 pounds beets, peeled and diced
1/2 cup water
3/4 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
1/2 cup fresh ricotta
2 egg yolks
1/2 teaspoon finely grated orange zest
plain dry bread crumbs, as needed
1 pound pasta sheets
flour, as needed
4 ounces (1/2 cup) unsalted butter
12 sage leaves
3/4 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
poppy seeds, as needed
1. Heat a large sauté pan over medium heat. Add the 1/4 cup of butter and let melt (it should foam but not darken in color). Add the onion and chopped sage and cook, stirring frequently, until the onion is tender, about 4 minutes. Add the beets and water. Cover, bring the liquid to a simmer, and cook, adjusting the heat as necessary, until the beets are tender enough to mash easily with a fork, about 25 minutes.
2. Remove from the heat and let the beets cool before chopping them finely with a knife or in a food processor. They should be fairly smooth. (If they are too wet, drain them in a colander or a sieve lined with a clean cloth.) Transfer to a large bowl.
3. Add the 3/4 cup of the Parmigiano-Reggiano, the ricotta, egg yolks, orange zest, salt, and pepper, as needed, and stir with a wooden spoon until blended. The filling should be firm enough to mound when dropped from a spoon. If it is soft enough to run off the spoon, add some bread crumbs to help it hold together. Reserve in the refrigerator while you prepare the pasta dough.
4. Lay one of the pasta sheets flat on a lightly floured work surface. Using a pastry brush, lightly wet one side of the dough with water. Spoon the filling onto the wet side of the dough, mounding about 2 tablespoons of the filling for each raviolo. There should be about 2 inches between the mounds so that you can cut individual ravioli.
5. Place a second pasta sheet on top of the first one. Press the dough together to seal the sheets together along the edges and around the filling, creating little pockets of filling.
6. Using a fluted or plain biscuit cutter, cut out round ravioli. As you cut out the ravioli, place them on a plate or baking sheet sprinkled with flour to keep them from sticking.
7. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Add the ravioli and stir to submerge and separate them. Cook, uncovered, until the pasta is just tender to the bite, 5 to 6 minutes. While the pasta is cooking, melt the 1/2 cup butter with the whole sage leaves in a small sauté pan over medium heat until the butter begins to brown.
8. Drain the ravioli in a colander. Shake gently to remove excess water. Transfer the drained pasta to a large heated serving bowl and top with the butter-sage sauce. Serve at once, sprinkled with poppy seeds.
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Prep Time: 1 hour, 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 45 minutes
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Very.co.uk strikes click-to-buy partnership with Channel 5
Very.co.uk products, including branded dressing gowns, are set to feature in the Big Brother house with click-to-buy placement on the Channel 5 website.
Celebrity Big Brother: Channel 5 signs click-to-buy placment deal with Very.co.uk
The partnership starts in 'Celebrity Big Brother', with the online retailer supplying pink suitcases for the housemates when they arrive in the house tonight.
Out of approximately 100 products the Shop Direct-owned brand is supplying to the house, around half will be available to buy from Channel5.com.
The collaboration between the retailer's media agency Carat and Channel 5 also provides for the housemates to be set a task involving Very.co.uk products, delivering what Rachel Gibbs-McNeil, Carat Sponsorship's associate director, said would be "maximum impact" for the client.
The partnership will resume in the summer for the next 'Big Brother' series.
Jon Owen, Very.co.uk director, said: "We were delighted with the results of our partnership with 'Big Brother' in 2012. And with an even greater level of cross-channel integration, coupled with a unique focus on our product range, this new campaign looks set to deliver even greater ROI for the Very.co.uk business."
Agostino Di Falco, Channel 5 partnerships director, said: "The product range from Very.co.uk fits the aspirational look and feel of the house and in a creative first, viewers will be able to purchase these products via Channel5.com and Very.co.uk."
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The one-week-old pizza shop also serves chicken parmesan.
The borough includes four of the 25 most whitened neighborhoods in the U.S. over the last ten years.
A grocery-café from the owner of nearby Beny's Delice.
Plus: coffee goes Aussie, Momofuku's new Booker and Dax, and more, in this week's 'New York.'
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Garlic Soy Shrimp Recipe
Celebrate Chinese New Year With Garlic-Soy Shrimp
While much of the festivities are celebrated with friends, the eve of the Lunar New Year always involves a dinner at home with family. We enjoy a range of dishes — everything from goat to shrimp — that come from both the land and the sea. Every holiday, my mother makes this dish, which only takes a few minutes to prepare. Served with their shells still on, the shrimp are coated in a quick fragrant sauce.
My overachieving mother can peel an entire shrimp in her mouth, but if you aren't quite so adept, you can peel the shrimp in a few simple steps. To enjoy this dish, keep reading.
From Susannah Chen, PopSugar Food
Look for firm, shiny shrimp with the heads and veins still intact at a Chinese supermarket. When deveining shrimp, if the shrimp is fresh, the whole vein will come out in one piece. 1 lb medium shrimp, heads still intact Serves 4.Garlic-Soy Shrimp
1 large clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1/4 teaspoon sugar
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Hi everyone,
Hoping to get some advice on where in France would be a good base to set up for a week or 2, I have never been, have looked through the forum but havn't really found the answers. We are driving over from Ireland the end of may for 2 weeks, know very little about the details of the area's. From what I've read Hossegor and beyond sounds a bit hectic with crowds surfing and partying? What's it like further north from Lacanau down? Would it be less crowded but still good surf up that way? Would like to find a campsite with good surf very nearby and maybe a few other options for when the surf's no good to set up for the first week or so then maybe drive further south or stay there for the 2 weeks if it was a good spot. If anyone could share there own experiences of the area's or recommend any campsites on the coast, or if the surf is far superior further south are there any nice quiet-ish campsites down down that way? Also is there a need to pre-book the campsites for that time of year,
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Donald Duck Accused Of Epcot Groping
Donald Duck, best known for being an anthropomorphic duck that's secretly in love with a certain mouse *ahem, Mickey* has been accused of groping some woman's boob during her trip to Epcot. I'm gonna go out on a limb and and say she's lying for money.
While visiting Epcot Center in Florida, a Pennsylvania woman alleges that a Disney employee dressed as Donald Duck grabbed her breast and molested her after she sought an autograph.
After the alleged groping, Donald Duck made gestures--apparently with his snowy white hands--"indicating he had done something wrong," according to a lawsuit filed last month by April Magolon (inset).Magolon...is suing Disney for negligence, battery, and infliction of emotional distress, and is seeking in excess of $50,000 in damages.
According to Magolon's complaint, she has suffered "severe physical injury, emotional anguish and distress including, but not limited to post-traumatic stress disorder" as a result of the run-in with Donald Duck. She also contends that the incident was "one of a long line of continuing, long standing, similar prior incidents" involving the groping of patrons by costumed Disney employees.
Listen, there's absolutely no reason for a man in a Donald Duck costume to feel on a woman's titty. Why? Because, no matter what he touches, everything feels the same: like a gloved turd. Now if his glove was off, his other arm was limp and his crotch was pulsating THEN you might have a case. Nice try, lady! Now go pour hot coffee on your knockers and blame Starbucks.
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- 3 suggestions for Lexware
- These are three name / logo and slogan suggestions for a finance administration software. I made the suggestions for a contest by Lexware, Germany, December 2011.I was lucky to win 4 prizes in this contest, but didn't make it to No. 1. Lexware didn't buy any of my suggestions. So the work is for sale.The first suggestion:Name: "Finamics". A contraction of finance and dynamic/dynamics.Slogan: "Agile Business Administration"Alt. slogan: "Solid Business Administration"
- This is the second suggestion for the software. The logo is shaped like a calculator and the letters in the name are placed as if they where numbers/keys on the calculator.
Name: "Procounting". A contraction of "professional" and "accounting".
Slogan: "Financials summed up"
Alt. slogan: "Bottom line it's simple"
The slogan is placed under a line inspired by the bottom line result in an account, balance sheet, or other financial document. - This is the third suggestion.Name: "Accountance"Slogan: "Administration that pays off"Alt. slogan: "Count on it"I've used the a repetition of the stylized A mark as a discreet background pattern.


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The idea that the U.S./European intervention is motivated by humanitarian concerns appears plausible at first glance because Gaddafi was slaughtering protesters and openly threatening to slaughter more — so "intervention" could be sold as a humanitarian act.
But a bit of critical reflection on the wider context of this policy reveals how shallow such an explanation is.
First, there is the question of consistency. If the U.S. (et. al.) were motivated by humanitarian concern, then what of concern for the protesters being slaughtered in the streets of other autocratic states, like Syria, Yemen or Bahrain?
The White House managed to verbally condemn the crackdown in Syria, but the Yemeni and Bahraini regimes, important assets in the imperial project, get a pass or even support – Secretary of State Clinton asserted that Yemen had the "sovereign right" to invite Saudi Arabian forces into the country to violently crush dissent.
And what about Israel? Siddharth Varadarajan asks the multi-billion dollar question:
Why does only Libya get attacked or referred to the International Criminal Court and not other countries? If there is one country in the Middle East which has threatened international peace and security for decades and which, even as these words are being written, has launched its air force, yet again, against a defenceless civilian population, it is Israel. Yet never have the cheerleaders for the war on Libya argued in favour of a mandatory no-fly zone to protect the Palestinian and Lebanese people from Israeli airstrikes.
This selective application of humanitarian intervention exposes it as a whitewash.
Furthermore, if concern for humanity was a motivating factor for the U.S. (et. al.), then what of concern for its own citizens? Writing in the NYT, Bob Herbert reminds us that this "humanitarian intervention" is also "pouring shiploads of cash into yet another war… while simultaneously demolishing school budgets, closing libraries, laying off teachers and police officers, and generally letting the bottom fall out of the quality of life here at home."
"Humanitarian Concern", like "Spreading Democracy", is a PR label cynically used to sell imperial military projects to a (still-too-naive) domestic market, as well to serve as cover for complicit (and equally cynical) international institutions.
So, too, is the use of the euphemistic term "no-fly zone", which had some Arab League support until it turned out to mean the shock and awe of missile strikes to inaugurate more or less unbounded military action, with its own inevitable civilian casualties.
But if not concern for humanity, then what motivates the U.S.(et. al.) attack on Libya?
Well, there is always the geopolitics of a dwindling oil supply. Or profits for the military-industrial-complex, which over decades gets to provide weapons to both Gaddafi and the coalition forces attacking him.


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Leftist parties in Germany offer a range of choices but no cohesive challenge to the right.
In Leonard Cohen's Afterworld, the trajectory between the latest hit and the wisdom of old has been a long one.
If women's equality is the cause of our time, we'll get further by acknowledging it's a challenge no country has fully met than by framing it as a Western crusade.
Polls show most Americans still want reform. But polls don't mean much politically if everyone stays quiet. Never mind wonkery--we need a movement.
Rising to the dare of Martial Solal's mischievous piano playing.
We could bash divorce forever, but what's the point? Even Jesus can't keep unhappy spouses together.
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Trey Songz
As if the world wasn't excited enough for Trey Songz's Anticipation 2our, featuring Big Sean, Fuse is amping up the excitement with a Hip Hop Shop Anticipation 2our special. Premiering tomorrow, Wednesday March 14, at 11 PM. The special will give you a behind the scenes look at what it's like for Trey and Big Sean as they handle the business meetings, interviews, and studio sessions that lead up to their performance later on that night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The special will also show the final hours before they hit the stage as Trey and Sean meet and greet fans, prepare in their dressing rooms, soundcheck, as well as live footage of the performance. Make sure to check it out on Fuse's Hip Hop Shop premiering Wednesday March 14, at 11 PM and showing again on Thursday March 15, at 3 AM and 2 PM.
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Saturday March 8th, 2014 at 01:25 AM As I was mining the archives in Taiwan, I always kept my eyes open for canine sightings. The difficult and wondrous thing about dogs is how ubiquitous they are, yet unindexed. I found them chronicled in books that are not specifically about dogs, but on closely related topics such as Taiwanese indigenous resistance to Japanese colonialism. What we now know of the Formosan Mountain Dog is closely aligned with the history of Taiwanese aborigines, or yuanzhumin 原住民.
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Tuesday March 4th, 2014 at 02:59 PM This is my fourth year of tracking pet finances at the House of Two Bows. This is an ongoing effort to get a practical sense of what it costs to keep two 20 ~ 30 pound adult dogs in an area of the US with relatively high costs of living. Previous posts in this series can be found under the category of finances.
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Friday February 28th, 2014 at 08:54 PM Its another embiggener (click if you want to do so), rounding out the final day of Roll of 28 for this year. Just a typical chill Friday night at the House of Two Bows. I felt like this was a crucial shot to include in this years daily photo exercise, because Im in the process of making things look very different. Having this point of reference will probably be nice when I reflect back.
Thanks for hanging in there with me, dear reader. We return to our sporadically scheduled dog blogging in...
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Roll of 28, Day 26: Unheeded advisors
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Oracle buys integration challenge along with Sun
Through one important piece of corporate computing jargon--"integration"--Oracle has found a justification for its $7.4 billion acquisition of Sun Microsystems. Now it will have to convince historically skeptical customers, too, that the idea makes sense.
The all-cash acquisition agreement--announced Monday, costing Oracle $5.6 billion with Sun's cash factored in, and expected to close this summer--puts the innovative but financially bumbling Sun out of its misery after IBM's move to buy it fell apart earlier in April. The way to fit Sun's technology into Oracle's business model goes back to a … Read more