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Indonesian Peanut Chicken Recipe
"Here's a great make-ahead recipe! I cut up fresh chicken, put in a bag with the remaining slow-cooker ingredients and freeze." To cook her frozen Indonesian Peanut Chicken, Sarah simply removes the bag a day ahead to thaw in the fridge, then pours all the contents into her slow cooker. Sarah Newman - Brooklyn Center, Minnesota
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat creamy peanut butter
- 3 tablespoons chili sauce
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 cups hot cooked brown rice
- 6 tablespoons chopped salted peanuts
- 6 tablespoons chopped sweet red pepper
- Place chicken in a 4-qt. slow cooker. In a small bowl, combine the onion, water, peanut butter, chili sauce, salt, cayenne and pepper; pour over chicken. Cover and cook on low for 4-6 hours or until chicken is no longer pink.
- Shred meat with two forks and return to slow cooker; heat through. Serve with rice. Sprinkle with peanuts and red pepper. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Indonesian Peanut Chicken in Healthy Cooking
December/January 2010, p43
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Reviewed Jan. 3, 2013
This recipe is tasty. next time, I'm going to use a little more peanut butter and a little less chili sauce (3 tablespoons of siracha was too much for me!). I'll probably double the sauce also.
thanks for the recipe!
Reviewed Jul. 26, 2012
Very tasty and easy. Not necessarily authentic, but it's a great tasting peanut chicken recipe with the luxury of letting is sit in the slow cooker all afternoon. I agree on making more sauce if you want some to pour over the rice as well.
Reviewed Sep. 14, 2011
We liked and would make it again. I would give it 4.5 stars.
Reviewed Sep. 4, 2011
Although I used the hot Asian Chili Sauce, rather than plain American Chili Sauce, we still found this recipe to be rather bland for our tastes. It looked pretty though!
Reviewed Sep. 3, 2011
Spicy and absolutely delicious!!
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Buchan, James (2009) A top down answer to patient safety. Nursing standard, 23 (46). pp. 24-25. ISSN 0029-6570
Rechel, Bernd and Buchan, James and McKee, Martin (2009) The impact of health facilities on healthcare workers' well-being and performance. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 46 (7). pp. 1025-1034. ISSN 00207489
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Beckett, D J and Gordon, C F and Paterson, Ruth and Chalkley, S and Stewart, C and Jones, Martyn C and Young, M and Bell, D (2009) Improvement in out-of-hours outcomes following the implementation of Hospital at Night. QJM, 102 (8). p. 539. ISSN 1460-2725
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Black, Esther and Peppé, Sue JE and Gibbon, Fiona (2008) The relationship between socio-economic status and lexical development. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, 22 (4). pp. 259-265. ISSN 02699206
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MacDonald, Kath (2008) Dealing with chaos and complexity: the reality of interviewing children and families in their own homes. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 17 (23). pp. 3123-3130. ISSN 09621067
Nakata, Yoshifumi and Yasukawa, Fumiaki and Buchan, James (2008) Editorial: Nursing workforce: global challenges and solutions. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 17 (24). p. 3261. ISSN 09621067
Buchan, James and Aiken, Linda H (2008) Solving nursing shortages: a common priority. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 17 (24). p. 3262. ISSN 09621067
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Buchan, James and O'May, Fiona and Ball, Jane (2007) New Role, New Country: introducing US physician assistants to Scotland. Human Resources for Health, 5 (1). pp. 13-21. ISSN 14784491
Buchan, James and Jobanputra, Renu and Gough, Pippa and Hutt, Ruth (2006) Internationally recruited nurses in London: a survey of career paths and plans. Human Resources for Health, 4 (1). ISSN 14784491
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Munro, Kathleen (2006) A response to Haigh (2005): Where are the keynote debates in nurse education? Nurse Education Today, 26 (2). pp. 93-96. ISSN 0260-6917
Munro, Kathleen and Peacock, Susi (2005) Improving access to learning in the workplace using technology in an accredited course. Nurse Education in Practice, 5 (2). pp. 117-126. ISSN 14715953
Buchan, James (2005) International recruitment of health professionals. BMJ, 330 (7485). p. 210. ISSN 1468-5833
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Gill, Jan and Donaghy, Marie (2004) Variation in the alcohol content of a 'drink' of wine and spirit poured by a sample of the Scottish population. Health Education Research, 19 (5). pp. 485-491. ISSN 0268 -1153
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Director: Naoto Yamakawa
When two labourers decide to rob a bakery, they get more co-operation than they expected from its communist owner.
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"Obviously, our prayers and thoughts are with the Holy Father this morning and thank you, God, for the 26 and-a-half years that he guided the church."
Sunday morning services at Madison's St. Maria Goretti, where Monsignor Burke guides a congregation mourning the death of Pope John Paul the Second.
"It's been so long...guess you just assume he's going to be there all the time for you," says parishioner Ron Rumpf.
But today the pontiff has passed, and many here in Madison and around the worldare coping with the loss of a leader.
"I feel like I'm at a loss. I just feel very lost that he's lost, that he's gone, but he lives on in my heart and my spirit, and I don't think there will be anybody that can replace him," says Joan Dalsanto.
Meanwhile, at Saint Patrick's, Father Bill Seipp says, while each member has their own memories of the Pope, some are universal.
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Meanwhile, Mary Gates adds, "I will reflect on, no doubt we will say some prayers for the pope's soul, but, as I said, I believe he went straight to God, so I will reflect on that he's happy now."
At Our Lady Queen of Peace, Bishop Morlino says the pope has seen the sorrowful face of Christ many times, but now he has an opportunity to see the joyful face of Christ. An expression he says the pontiff loved to use.
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text: Improvisation is a bit of a paradox for musicians. The freedom a player enjoys when improvising might appear to be at odds with the rigid discipline of study and practice necessary to achieve that freedom. However, with study and practice comes fluidity and the ability to craft compelling improvisations. The more knowledgeable and practiced the player, the more creative and daring a musician can be without being preoccupied by technique and theory. But what should you study and practice? What theory needs to be mastered? How do you learn how to improvise? Video IntroductionClick below for a sample video from the courseAbout the Guitar Lesson PlanInteractive Video Guitar InstructionLarry Carlton's 335 Improv will guide your journey with an approach that is highly enlightening and extraordinarily accessible. Nineteen-time GRAMMY nominee and four-time GRAMMY winner Larry Carlton is certainly one of the most versatile and accomplished guitarists walking the planet today. With over 3,000 sessions, 200 hit records and 100 gold albums to his credit, Carlton has improvised thousands of memorable guitar solos, comps and parts over the course of his career. Suffice to say that Mr. 335 is uniquely qualified to present this curriculum. "I get asked all of the time about my improvisations," Larry tells us. "Am I thinking scales and arpeggios when I improvise? Do I have stock approaches to progressions? Do I use modes? I have certainly studied and am very much aware of these principles, but my personal approach is quite different when I'm improvising." Carlton's passion for education has fueled his enthusiasm for producing this course. "I'm excited about 335 Improv and the opportunity to present my own approach to improvisation," he says, "which, as I demonstrate in the course, works just as well for me over rock, blues and pop as it does with jazz." 335 Improv is organized into six sections. Each section covers a series of related topics and each uses a vamp or section from one of Carlton's tunes as the practice track. The tracks were cherry-picked by Larry to provide a range of harmonic and rhythmic situations, in a variety of musical styles that will satisfy players of most every discipline. 335 Improv also features a distinctive multimedia toolset for you to work with as you progress through the course. Every video lesson can be viewed three ways: in a multi-split screen view, in full view, and in fretboard view. TrueFire's video lesson player further expands your video experience with PIP, full-screen, looping, keyboard shortcuts, tab, notation, practice rhythm tracks, plus smart rewind and fast-forward. NEW! 335 Improv has just been updated to include 2 hours of bonus video with Larry drilling down even further on 335 Improv concepts. 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One of the recurrent topics for debate among blues aficionados is the degree of African retentions. The discussion reflects the broader theme of the social-cultural position of African Americans in the American society, and relates to questions of assimilation, acculturation or retention of the original culture. In this context, it is common to quote the two opposite positions, represented by the theories of E. Franklin Frazier, on the one hand, and of Melville…
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Do I sound provocative? What if I contend moreover that strictly speaking the blues were denatured the very minute their first notes were put on paper sometime around the turn of the first decade of the 19th century? If I claim furthermore that the epithet "the blues" has become less and less appropriate to denominate what has been recorded and played in the decades after the first commercial recording, I understand that at this point you are shocked and you start throwing…
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I have always had a soft spot for persons and events which for whatever reason have fallen out of grace in history books. Often, their story discloses much more of their environment than the historic relics which have been promoted on a pedestal, for the historic aura of the latter testifies more of current than of past values. Likewise, in the history of the pre and early blues the less known is not a fortiori less relevant, on the contrary. There too the fine-tooth combing of extant…
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In his book "The Bluesman: The Musical Heritage of Black Men and Women in the Americas" (1992), Julio Finn, himself a blues musician wrote: "[White blues performers] can never be bluespeople […] because the blues is not something they live but something they do – which makes all the difference in the world. What…
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In this video from NPR's Science Friday, UT paleontologist Tim Rowe describes his non-invasive technique for looking inside the skulls of dinosaurs by creating hundreds of digital slices. Digital morphology uses high-resolution X-ray computed tomography to create spectacular imagery and animations of biological specimens. With this technology scientists at the university can see what a …
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French for "chewy." This term is applied to wines that fill the mouth and have the depth of structure (heavy extraction will give this quality to wines) to almost be chewed.
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Lyddle End 2050 - A Supermarket: This supermarket is my entry in Russell Davies' Lyddle End 2050 project.lyddleend2050.tumblr.com/ In 42 years I reckon our food production and consumption will be more local, more in balance with our environment, fresher and tastier. I planted broccoli, fennel and beetroot seeds in compost created from my kitchen waste. It took a few weeks to grow and now I'm going to eat it. The compost was created in a wormery. And the worms are now devouring the cardboard Lyddle End packaging. Happy worms. See more about the project here:russelldavies.typepad.com/planning/2008/11/speculative-mo…


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I am making a settlers clone and I am wondering how to store the map. I need to store at least a object for each tile and a way to store roads and villages. Anyone have any idea on how this should be done?
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I haven't thought about it very carefully, but I think I would have three 1-dimensional arrays: hexagons, edges and vertices. Each element should know what other elements it's adjacent to (so a hexagon knows which roads and vertices surround it, an edge knows what hexagons and what vertices it touches...). They should also know their coordinates on the map, but that's only used for representation.
Think of what kinds of operations you will be performing very often. For instance, if a player rolls a 9, you'll want to loop over all the hexagons labelled "9", so I would sort the array of hexagons by this number and make a little array indicating the breakpoints between numbers. If you can think of some operation that wouldn't be made fast by the structure I suggested, perhaps it needs tweaking.
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You can find some good information on hexagonal grids linked from this page. In particular, this is an excellent guide which contains a brief section on map storage. As to the technical details of storing objects, you can just add some value (at the simplest just an integer with values representing object types) with each tile.
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A key moment in Luchino Visconti's (The Leopard) 1960 epic Rocco and His Brothers comes near the end when Rocco (Alain Delon) declares to his family that he dreams of one day returning to their land in Northern Italy. The film tells the story of five brothers who, along with their recently widowed mother, Rosaria (Katina Paxinou), make the transition from a rural setting to the urban environs of Milan. Although Visconti equally divides the film into a chapter per brother, the heart of the picture concerns the destructive rift that develops between Rocco and his brother Simone (Renato Salvatori), a downward spiral that Rocco (and the film itself) seems to believe has come about as a result of the move to Milan.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- I have an abiding interest in all aspects of wine, particularly the historical and cultural components that make drinking the stuff all that more pleasurable. I am especially interested in how the wine industry developed in the good old U.S. of A.
There were several wine pioneers in the industry who really provided the impetus for the breadth and quality of the products that we enjoy today. Agoston Haraszthy, a Hungarian immigrant and a self-proclaimed "count," established the first premium winery in Sonoma in 1857, and Buena Vista Winery continues to make excellent wine today.
Since that time others, including Charles Krug, Karl Wente and Jacob Beringer helped establish the Northern California wine appellations before Prohibition, and were followed by more recent wine entrepreneurs such as Robert Mondavi, Joseph Heitz and a whole bevy of others who put California (and American) wine on the world map.
But I count Ernest and Julio Gallo as the most influential individuals in transforming wine from a mysterious, elitist beverage into something that began to be accepted by just about everyone. Ernest and Julio not only knew how to make good and affordable wine, they were master marketers who changed the way we viewed the product.
I first tasted the wines as a college student decades ago, discovering the pleasures -- on numerous occasions -- of Gallo Pisano and Hearty Burgundy. According to my fuzzy recollection, the Gallo wine portfolio of the '60s and '70s consisted primarily of 1.5-liter jugs that were produced from grapes grown on thousands of vineyard acres in California's San Joaquin Valley.
While that area was not known as a great wine appellation, the fertile vineyards produced millions of cases of drinkable, inexpensive wines. In the late '70s and early '80s, the Gallos focused on developing a market for inexpensive "fighting varietals," such as sauvignon blanc, chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon. At $3 to $5 a bottle, these varietals created a whole new generation of wine drinkers, who could afford to trade up from the jugs and from that frothy stuff.
At about that same time, the family began purchasing vineyards in Northern California's Sonoma County. Quietly, the Gallos began acquiring huge vineyard tracts all over the county in such appellations as the Dry Creek, Russian River and Alexander valleys.


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The Reason I Jump
This is a short but revealing book translated by David Mitchell (author of Cloud Atlas), written by a 13 year old Japanese boy with autism. Unable to communicate verbally, he uses an alphabet grid to answer questions about autism. Between the questions, he weaves in short stories, telling tales and teaching lessons. He is self aware and poignant, breaking stereotypes about autism and giving voice to the autistic child. This is a book that can be read in one sitting and it is quite inspirational.
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- Durable full-grain leather plus breathable 1000 Denier nylon upper for excellent durability and abrasion resistance
- TERRA FORCE X platform provides lightweight, durable traction, heel-to-toe energy transfer, side support to enhance maneuverability, and protection from arch overwork and fatigue.
- Fatigue Fighter footbeds are deeply padded for all day comfort and high-mileage arch support
- Scuff-proof Tech-Tuff toe and heel
- Mossy Oak® Break-Up blends computer-enhanced realistic elements with high-contrast shadows to achieve an impressive three-dimensional illusion for concealment in various hunting situations
- Mountain Goat TF outsole was designed with the mountain goat hoof in mind. The tough outer lugs cut into the terrain and the soft inner padding offers superior traction mimicking the goats ability to side hill in any condition
- Nylon shank
- 8" height
- 66 oz
- Imported
This boot is built on our most popular last, the 850. This last fits true to size with an athletic and supportive fit while providing ample room in the toe. This comfortable, supportive fit is ideal for those needing high mileage performance from their gear.
Tips for the Perfect Fit
- Measure both feet. If one foot is slightly larger than the other, select a size that fits the larger of the two.
- Consider the type of socks you'll be wearing with your boot. For thicker socks, you may want to select a half size larger than you normally wear.
- When you do receive your boots, we recommend first wearing them indoors for a few hours to ensure they're the right fit.
Free Return Shipping
Rest assured that if the boot you receive doesn't fit correctly, we pay for return shipping back to us. You can order with confidence knowing return shipping is always on us.
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- Everything
Comments about Danner Pronghorn GTX Mossy Oak Break-Up 400G Hunting Boots:
i have a bad toe. toe does not hurt if i wear these boots only wish i could find danner shoes also like these insoles
- I Can't Destroy These
Best Uses
- Camping
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Jumping
- Running
- Working In Concrete
Comments about Danner Pronghorn GTX Mossy Oak Break-Up 400G Hunting Boots:
I have searched the world over for a boot like this. I needed a waterproof boot to wear at work (pumping concrete)and a boot to wear camping and dirt biking. A boot that is sturdy and durable yet light like a tennis shoe. A boot that I would not have to replace every year. My search ended here. I will only wear the Danner Pronghorn from here on out for the rest of my days walking this planet.
- Was this a gift?:
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Comments about Danner Pronghorn GTX Mossy Oak Break-Up 400G Hunting Boots:
Great combination of two awesome American brands: Mossy Oak and Danner!
- Comfortable
- Excellent ankle support
- Lightweight
- Waterproof
Best Uses
Comments about Danner Pronghorn GTX Mossy Oak Break-Up 400G Hunting Boots:
I went away shooting a week ago and and we had 2 inches of rain one day and was walking around in 2 inches of mud and puddles for 2 days and in that time had dry socks. They are so comfortable and lightweight that I hardly knew that I had them on.
Great pair of boots!
Comments about Danner Pronghorn GTX Mossy Oak Break-Up 400G Hunting Boots:
I was expecting a quality boot, the leather looks like fake leather. This is my first and last pair of boots I'll buy from Danner.[@]. For $190-200, your shoes should be made of real leather. Cheesy
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