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The 10th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day report by UFE explains that the Great Recession took a greater portion of wealth from Black and Latino families than it did from White families. Today, the average net worth of White families is, respectively, more than six times higher and 5.7 times higher than the average Black and Latino families. Median wealth disparities are even greater.

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Pro angler James Lindner. / Submitted by Gary Engberg
Guide and pro Adam Oberfoell. / Submitted by Gary Engberg
Its that time of the year when many fishermen and women are getting the dreaded cabin fever. Most of us are caught between seasons with the ending of a so, so ice fishing year and the beginning of spring river fishing is still a few weeks to a month away. This is why sport show promoters time February and March as prime times for their fishing and outdoor shows. There are many people who dont ice fish and are tired of watching fishing and outdoor shows on T.V. or the Internet. Theyve also read all the magazines and website articles about their activity of passion, fishing. Anglers are chomping at the bit and cant wait to go to these consumer shows and see what new in fishing equipment and gear, boats and motors, resorts and out of town fishing locations, find some good buys, and listen to fishing seminars from some of the best anglers in the country and local waters.
The Madison Fishing Expo starts this coming Friday, February 22, and runs thru Sunday, the 24th at the Alliant Center. The Expo has been run by a group of volunteers since 1985 and have done a wonderful job in bringing a quality show to Madison and southern Wisconsin which draws over 20,000 people. The show has evolved from humble beginnings to being one of the Midwests top fishing shows which donates all its proceeds to various fishing projects in our part of Wisconsin. The Expo Committee has donated over half a million dollars to their diverse projects. Improved boat landings, handicapped piers, fish stockings, and children and handicapped programs are just a few of the things that the Madison Fishing Expo has done with the events proceeds. There is something for the entire family at the event and its easy to spend a half a day or even the entire day checking out the latest gear and equipment, talking to manufactures representatives showing their latest products, and listening to experts talk about fishing for all species of fish with the latest in tactics and techniques. Plus, there is a casting event for the kids, trout fishing, and even minnow races for the young ones. Like I said, there is something for the whole family at the Fishing Expo.
Ive worked fishing shows for the last thirty years and for professional anglers and guides this is one of the ways that you work for your sponsors who pay for your tournaments and the gear that allow you to fish for a living. Seminars have changed from slide presentations and talks to high-tech Power Point presentations which show you much more than the old school seminars. The best thing is that the Expo Committee spends considerably time choosing their speakers and picking anglers who know the area and the species of fish that attendees ply the local waters for. No matter what you fish for, youll find a speaker giving a seminar on that species be it walleye, muskie, northern pike, largemouth and smallmouth bass, trout, or panfish. If I was a local angler going to the show, Id check out the list of speakers and find the time and day that they speak and plan my day or days around these presentations that talk about what you like to fish for. You can go to the Internet and check out the speakers list for days and times at madfishexpo.com/events.
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I know many of the speakers and Im again the M.C. for the Expo show. These anglers are all professionals who make their livings fishing and guiding and believe me when I say that they know their stuff! Larry Nixon or the General will speak and Nixon is a bass fishing legend being a master at fishing plastics. Walleye pro Tommy Skarlis is a tremendous speaker and person who I fished against for years and usually behind him in tournament standings. Tommy is a great angler, but also a family man and loves to talk to fellow fishers. Skarlis has won tournaments everywhere he fishes and being from Iowa and growing up fishing the Mississippi River, you can get some new walleye tactics from his presentation. Jeremy Smith is the young angler you see on many of the Lindner Media Production shows in the boat with Ron, Al, and James Lindner. He will speak on the newest bass and pike techniques. Another good friend, Dave Csanda will talk about smallmouth fishing. Dave was at In-Fisherman with the Lindners and then joined them at Lindner Media. Scott Hamstra of Rutabaga will speak about a new and growing way of fishing, kayak fishing. The master of electronics, Greg Fitch, will talk about rigging your boat, electronics, and battery maintenance. Another friend and member of our Four Lakes Guide Association, Ron Barefield, will speak on trophy panfish on local waters. There are few people you spend as much time on the water as Ron. He knows the waters from Madison to northern Wisconsin and everything between besides being a factory rep for many great fishing companies. Ron knows his stuff and Id highly recommend this seminar. My best friend and co-host of Outdoors Horizons Radio, Tony Puccio, will speak on trolling for walleyes. Tony has done well on all the walleye and muskie tournament circuits and loves to talk and entertain the audience.
Another local angler and guide, Ted Peck, will speak on the Mississippi River. Peck spends over 200 days a year fishing and hunting. Kurt Schultz from Central Wisconsin will speak about early smallmouth and muskie fishing on rivers particularly the Wisconsin River. Another excellent guide from the Door County area will present a seminar on big Green Bay smallmouth. Ive had friends fish with Brett and they raved about his prowess. A retired UW professor, Stephen Born, and author of Exploring Wisconsins Trout Streams will talk on fly fishing these great streams in Wisconsin. Ryan Rist will talk about some of fishings latest advancements and how they can save you time and money while youre fishing. Finally, a fellow National Professional Angler Association member, Greg Karch, will present a wonderful presentation for children and their parents. This is the seminar for the entire family and Greg does wonders with getting youth involved in fishing.
Plan to attend this great weekend with something for everyone whether youre buying or looking for quality information on how to catch your favorite fish! Ill be running around, but stop me and say hi because like the speakers I always have time to talk fishing.
Saturday, March 2nd, the Wilderness Fish and Game store in Sauk City will have their 30th Spring Free Fishing Clinic and Sale. The Wilderness store has been remodeled and has expanded its fishing department with 1000s of new muskie, walleye, and bass items for your fishing needs. Tom Lochner is the new owner and an avid fisherman who has done wonders with what already was a great store. This is a clinic and sale that Ive been involved with as a speaker and M.C. for 20 some years and you wont find a better in-store clinic. The show is free and so is the parking which saves you some serious dollars these days. The store has always had top-notch speakers and this year is no exception with some of the fishing worlds top anglers. This years speakers are tough to beat with James Lindner, Adam Oberfoell, Tony Roach, and Dan Sura.
Lindner is the driving force behind Lindner Media Productions and is an expert multi-species angler. Having grown up in the Lindner family, James was with In-Fisherman for years before the Lindners started their own company. Having your father, Ron, and Uncle Al, being Hall of Fame anglers doesnt hurt. James knows the fishing industry from top to bottom besides being an excellent angler himself. James will speak at 9:30 am on Seasonal Bass Movements and at 12:30 p.m. on River Muskies.
Local guide and professional, Adam Oberfoell, will give a presentation at 11:00 a.m. on Change Your Tactics for Bigger Muskies. Adam guides local waters for muskies regularly and fishes the top muskie waters in the Midwest and Canada. He also works for Lowrance Electronics and knows his electronics as only a professional can.
Tony Roach is one of Minnesotas and the countries top young anglers who guides most days on open water and on the ice in the winter. Tony is a personable person who gladly shares his secrets and tips to everyone he speaks to at shows and clinics. Roach will speak on Catch Walleyes Anywhere: Plastics, Crankbaits, Livebait and More at 2: oo p.m. His uncle is the famous legend, Gary Roach, Mr. Walleye.
Also, Dan Sura, who worked at In-Fisherman for years and Lindner Media Productions, will also be on hand to talk fishing with all anglers. Sura, recently retired and was just inducted into the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame. Dan is one of my favorite people and friend who will gladly share his fishing secrets with anyone. Dan was a regular with the Lindners on television for decades and is another expert multi-species fisherman. I would come to this great event just to talk to Dan Sura!
So, anglers you have two great fishing shows coming up for all you stir crazy fisherman and women. These are great places to see whats new, find new products, and listen and gain knowledge from the best anglers in the Midwest if not the country. Ill be the M.C. at both events and Im looking forward to listening to all these great anglers and seeing whats new in the fishing world. Mark these dates on your calendars and I look forward to seeing and talking to you at both events! Just think, soon well be fishing on the Wisconsin River, just behind the Wilderness Fish and Game store, for spring walleyes and saugers. I cant wait!
Gary Engberg is a professional tournament angler, fishing guide, and writer. He began fishing tournaments in the early 1990s and has fished the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail (PWT), North American Walleye Association (NAWA), Masters Walleye Circuit (MWC), World Walleye Association (WWA), FLW, and Mercury Nationals in the years since. Gary has hosted the Outdoor Horizons radio show weekly for 14 years in Madison on WTDY 1670 AM and WTDY 106.7 FM Saturdays at 8:05 am. and is also a correspondent for the Wisconsin State Journal for the last 12 years. Visit http://www.garyengbergoutdoors.com for more from Gary Engberg.


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The Medical Lake Cardinals, using a 13-3 third quarter run, defeated the Deer Park Stags 57-45 on Tuesday in the Great Northern League opener for both schools.
The win improved the Cardinals' overall record to 4-5, the same mark as the Stags. The loss was Deer Park's 13th straight in GNL play.
The Cardinals, who led 30-29 at halftime, scored the first five points on the third quarter.
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It is understandable if Riverside head boys basketball coach KC Ahrens has a flashback to his teenage years when the Rams face Columbia-Burbank on Friday as part of the Sun Dome Shootout.
The Coyotes are coached by D.J. Traver, a teammate of Ahrens at Riverside in the mid-1990s.
Traver, a member of the Rams' 1993 state championship football team, would eventually move to the Tri-Cities and graduate from River View High School.
Deer Park's Jesse Molina has seen both sides of the Mat Classic and he doesn't need to be reminded on which one he likes best.
The 132-pound junior earned a berth to the state wrestling championship in his freshman season, but was forced to watch last year's proceedings as a spectator after not getting past the regional round.
"It takes a lot of work to get there (the Mat Classic)," Molina said.
A wrestler since his grade school days, Molina is prepared to get a closer look at the Tacoma Dome than last year view as a spectator.
The Deer Park girls basketball team unleashed a strong defense and uncanny free throw shooting to defeat rival Riverside 62-48 on Dec. 13.
The Lady Stags rushed out to a 13-4 lead in the opening quarter, thanks, in part, to Tessa Heins work on the free throw line. The senior guard hit 9 of 10 free throws in the first eight minutes of the game.
The Riverside boys basketball team, sparked by the play of freshman point guard Taylor Axtell, rallied to defeat rival Deer Park 59-54 in a non-league game on Dec. 13.
The Rams, hurt by cold shooting and the Stags' strong inside game, trailed 45-36 going into the fourth quarter.
A short time later, Axtell, who tossed in a team-high 16 points, took over. He scored seven straight points to trim the Stag lead to 47-46 with 4 minutes to play.
The Deer Park wrestling team, bolstered by championships by Joe Grable at 138 pounds and C.J. Rodriguez at 220 pounds, placed third at the highly competitive Inland Empire Tournament at Central Valley last weekend.
Mead won the title with 205 points, followed by Post Falls at 194.5 and Deer Park at 180.5
In addition to two individual championships, Deer Park's Aaron Klauder (106 pounds), Cody Dehn (126), Cole Harris (132) and Dylan Miller (160) brought home runner-up medals.
In a match-up of two of the top Class 2A wrestling programs in the state, the top ranked Deer Park Stags easily dispatched the 16th ranked Clarkston Bantams 58-18 on Wednesday.
It was the Great Northern League opener for both schools.
The Stags, who trailed 6-0 after the first match (at 160 pounds), won the next four to 16-6 lead.
Among the wins in that stretch was a hard-pounding 4-2 decision by Dylan Miller at 170 pounds over Brock Beeler. Miller, a state runner-up last season, scored the win with a takedown with only 2 second left in the match.
For the second straight game, the Deer Park boys basketball team jumped out to an early lead then held on in the second half. The latest victim of this scenario was the Lakeside Eagles, who fell 63-55 on Tuesday.
The non-league win improved Deer Park's record to 2-0 while Lakeside fell to 1-1.
The Stags, who led 18-8 after one quarter, expanded the lead to 16 points midway through the second quarter before the Eagles started chipping away at the margin. Deer Park regrouped to take a 50-39 lead with eight minutes to play and held off Lakeside down the stretch.
The Deer Park boys basketball team, using a 8-3 run to close out the game, defeated the Chewelah Cougars 63-56 on Thursday in the season opener for both schools.
The Cougars, who trailed by as many as 18 points in the first half, trimmed the Deer Park lead to 55-53 on a basket by Brandon Smith with 2 minutes to play. The Stags responded with free throws by Reese Ferguson and Uconn Peone sandwich between a jumper by Zach Mohr to extend the margin to 60-53 with less than a minute to play.
The Deer Park girls basketball team, paced by four players in double figures, easily dispatched the Chewelah Cougars 61-32 on Thursday in the season opener for both schools.
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Big-league umpires are developed, not born intact. Four experienced big-league umpires have signed on to serve as instructors at the 2012 Major League Baseball Umpire Camp, which will be held in early November at the league's flagship Urban Youth Academy facility in Compton, Calif.
Major League umps Adrian Johnson, Ted Barrett, Mark Carlson and Marvin Hudson will be on hand to provide tutelage for the prospective umpires. Johnson will be in his first spin as an instructor, but Barrett, Carlson and Hudson will all be back for a return engagement at Umpire Camp.
More than 45 of the camp's prior attendees have gone on to attend a professional umpiring school and have later matriculated to the Minor Leagues. The MLB Umpire Camp takes umpires at the lower levels -- such as Little League, high school and college -- and gives them tools to expand their reach.
"I am proud to be associated with the MLB Umpire Camps, which have reached aspiring umpires, our servicemen and servicewomen and many who care about the game in the same way the Major League Umpires do," said Barrett as part of an official statement. "It is our duty to teach the game, its rules and its values to others, and we will strive to make it a great experience for all of its participants."
This year's camp will be held from Nov. 4-11 at the Compton Urban Youth Academy, and it will play host to a whole new crop of prospective umpires. Students at the camp get classroom instruction and field work, in addition to focus on positioning and conditioning.
Several members of the MLB Umpiring Department -- including umpire supervisors and supervisors from Minor League Baseball's Professional Baseball Umpire Corporation -- will be involved in the camp. Randy Marsh, the director of Major League Umpires, and Rich Rieker, the league's director of umpire development, will both be part of the instructional staff at the Umpire Camp.
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A Taste of Summer
52 comments :
- Lee said...
Your making me hungry! It looks lovely. I love the smell of basil. I can't wait to plant it in my vegetable garden and pick my tomato from the plant. It looks delicious.
- February 6, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- pve design said...
Lovely! Thanks for sharing this...and I have added fresh basil to my shopping list.
- February 6, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- The Blue Farmhouse said...
Authentic and the way pizza's should be made. I bet it was delicious because nothing taste or smell more delicious than fresh basil.
- February 6, 2012 at 11:31 AM
- allumer * decor said...
I make homemade pizza almost every Friday night.
I'm definitely going to start making my own sauce now too... thanks for sharing!
Nothing beats a fresh Pizza Margherita!
- February 6, 2012 at 11:50 AM
- Bluebells and Lavender said...
A very interesting article. I've always made food from fresh ingredients even though I don't grow my own...the taste is far superior to anything bought in a can. Thanks for sharing this. Sharon
- February 6, 2012 at 11:57 AM
- Simply LKJ said...
Love a fresh pizza. I miss our basil from the garden, but am fortunate to be able to get it at our local market. A friend had just told me about steering clear of tomato products in cans, but will definitely read the article you linked to. We don't buy much in cans, but I am all for awareness and making healthy choices!
- February 6, 2012 at 12:01 PM
- 5th and State said...
this looks fairly easy, especially the crust recipe. i will give this a try!
thank you
- February 6, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Mrs. W said...
Yum! Basil is my favorite summer smell.
- February 6, 2012 at 12:23 PM
- country girl said...
This looks so tasty.
- February 6, 2012 at 12:26 PM
Thank you for the article links about the cans...I've had thyroid/endocrine problems most of my adult life and it just makes you wonder about what we put in our bodies...
- February 6, 2012 at 12:40 PM
- Jacqueline said...
The pizza looks heavenly. Thanks for sharing the article.
- February 6, 2012 at 12:56 PM
- Teresa at Splendid Sass said...
Glad to learn this about tomatoes. Can't be too careful.
I can't wait to try this pizza. I usually make the toppings but buy a crust, so I will have to try my hand at pizza dough making!
- February 6, 2012 at 1:05 PM
- Lynne said...
Your pizza crust and recipes look fresh and the best! I hope you don't mind guests . . .
- February 6, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- Emily said...
Basil is my very favorite also, and in our house there is nothing better than fresh homemade margherita pizza! Yours look delish!
- February 6, 2012 at 2:17 PM
- Dana @ Cooking At Cafe D said...
We make a very similar honey whole wheat dough. Just looking at your made me smile. I think we're over due for making pizza. Thanks for the inspiration.
- February 6, 2012 at 2:54 PM
- Design is... All in the Detail said...
Yum... yum... and yum! What time is dinner?
Thanks for sharing (and making my mouth water) Have a lovely Monday.
- February 6, 2012 at 3:27 PM
- Mrs. Stam said...
Oh YUM!!!!! this looks marvellous :-)
- February 6, 2012 at 3:52 PM
- Chris said...
Thank you for spreading the word on BPA, used in almost all can linings. How many people are aware of the finding that newborns who have been tested for toxins show more than 200 toxins in their bodies? At birth! Toxins! Our bodies cannot assimilate nor eliminate chemical toxins from our bodies. Many widespread 'diseases' can be linked to these chemicals. Organic garden fresh is the best and your blog and lifestyle are great inspiration! Thank you!
xo, Chris
- February 6, 2012 at 3:57 PM
- Jennings and Gates said...
I can almost smell that pizza! Yum.
- February 6, 2012 at 4:24 PM
- Kit said...
Great info! Thanks and your pizza looks wonderful and is making me very hungry....LOL Kit
- February 6, 2012 at 5:26 PM
- debbie bailey said...
I've been keeping a basil plant on my sunporch this winter. I was thinking of stripping the leaves and calling it quits, since it's not very robust. I think I'll make your pizza! I'm ashamed to say that I've never made homemade pizza. When I was in Italy, the Margherita was the best. I'm so happy to find this recipe. You've inspired me!
- February 6, 2012 at 5:31 PM
- Brittanie said...
That looks delicious
- February 6, 2012 at 5:33 PM
- Sarah (my yellow house) said...
I don't think I could ever go back to processed or canned foods again. It's astounding what toxins and filth go into foods today. More and more, I'm finding I can only eat from my own garden. Thank goodness I like to garden!
I meant to tell you before how precious the babies were in the photo of them on the sled...they are just beautiful.
Hope all is well ~
Sarah xo
- February 6, 2012 at 6:16 PM
- The Mom said...
My grandmother was apparently justifiably concerned about food in "tin" cans. She always preferred a good ole Ball canning jar for nearly everything. She said she did not trust what she could not see. I guess she was more right than any of us ever knew. She also hated plastic in any form and did not "trust" it either. Even at 98 she was drinking all of her water out of small glass jelly jars...no plastic bottles EVER for her! I knew I should have listened to her!
- February 6, 2012 at 9:17 PM
- Heaven's Walk said...
This was so informative, Trina. Thank you so much for caring enough to share it with all of us. :) I'm definitely NOT going to be buying any more canned foods any longer. And WILL be trying out your delicious looking pizza recipe. ♥
xoxo laurie
- February 6, 2012 at 9:20 PM
try the Eden Organic canned items..they are all BPA free and you can look them up online, they really stand by their products. Also, being a townhome dweller sans garden, I've had to rely on canned foods unfortunately, but feel OK using Eden Organic, even though it costs a bit more. I also make humous with their garbanzo beans, and get so many compliments and I swear its the product itself that makes it so good.
- February 6, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- heather @ new house, new home, new life said...
The pizza looks amazing! Thanks for sharing the information on the canned foods. I try to stay away from anything canned and will look up Eden Organic the next time I am in need of some tomatoes. This summer, I hope to have planted enough that I don't have to buy any over the winter.
- February 7, 2012 at 7:24 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Thank you so much for the information on Eden Organic!
- February 7, 2012 at 8:22 AM
- Kellie said...
Eden does offer a BPA free can for their vegetables, but cannot offer tomatoes in a BPA free can because of the tomato acidity. In recent months they have also started producing tomato products in glass jars. I try to support them and their efforts to produce quality, safe products.
- February 7, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- Riona Mactutis UP! said...
Hi Trina and Mike,
We have been enjoying your updates throughout the winter and pouring over your blog for inspiration for our new home. Thank you for sharing your talents with all of us!
One thing about this BPA nonsense: a couple year's ago, a friend and i read that even the sealing edge of the popular brands of canning jars have BPA in them. Granted, the dose isn't as much as you'd get in a lined can, however... One brand we discovered that contained no BPA was Weck, from a German company. You can find them for sale at various sites online, and i wouldn't be surprised if you found them in the Portland area. *sigh* Portlanders are so ahead of the game than the rest of us in the Pacific NW. Weck are a bit, well, really, a LOT more expensive, but if collected a little at a time and used habitually it makes it worth it, eh?
Eden also offers some of their products in amber glass containers. We just picked up some crushed tomatoes without added salt. Helps cut down the exposure to whatever is in their sealing mechanism.
Wishing you many more blessings and sunny spring like days filled with fun for you and your babes,
- February 7, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Leslie said...
This looks delicious - love homeade sauces and I can smell the fresh basil from here. Beautiful post and pizza inspiration!
- February 7, 2012 at 10:53 AM
I love pizza, but here in California we have many organic herb farms, and I also grow many of my own herbs. I like to save basil for the summer. It is something to look forward to, and I can fully enjoy what winter has to offer. Great idea on the homemade sauces; I cook from scratch as often as I can.
- February 7, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- Tracey Ayton Photography said...
When can I come over for a bite?
- February 7, 2012 at 2:02 PM
- Susan Kane said...
That looks so incredible. We are having low-fat fish, brown rice, and vegetables. My husband would like an invite to your house.
- February 7, 2012 at 7:51 PM
- Boho Farm and Home said...
It makes me happy that you can your own tomatoes! It is the best and safest way!
- February 7, 2012 at 10:46 PM
Looks so yummy, I had to make a pizza too. I just wanted you to know that I adore your home and your beautiful taste in decor. I love your nursery. I had the same Jenny Lind bed for my daughter and son (dare I say) 30 years ago. I am to be a Grandmom soon and have borrowed some of your ideas for my little one's nursery at my house. Thanks for your inspiration.
- February 7, 2012 at 11:23 PM
Hi Trina,
I haven't left a comment in so long but as always still enjoy calling in and reading the latest blog post.
Interesting you should mention about BPA's. I happen to be watching Dr. Oz today on t.v. and he and some experts were saying this same precise thing. They were also saying they've changed baby bottles as they had BPA's. Still had to work on baby formula as that comes in tins with BPA's on the inside of the tin.
The commercial cling wrap that are used to wrap meat in supermarkets etc., contain BPA's but not the cling wrap we all have at home.
Good to get the same message although we are half a world away!
Take care
Tasmania, Australia
- February 8, 2012 at 6:03 AM
- Mary said...
What a lovely pie. No matter how often I visit here, I never leave empty handed. Today is no exception. That pizza will be moving from your kitchen to mine before the day is over. It sounds wonderful. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
- February 8, 2012 at 10:06 AM
- Mrs Lollipop said...
yumyum! looks delish..
- February 8, 2012 at 1:14 PM
- Low Tide High Style said...
Someone has probably already said this, but I believe that some cans are BPA free now, though not very many. We also avoid things that come in cans whenever possible.
Kat :)
- February 8, 2012 at 10:08 PM
- Linda@ Lime in the Coconut said...
YEEEEUM! Possibel to adopt me? I'll be good.
- February 9, 2012 at 8:49 AM
- Sarah (Blog Guidebook) Bradford said...
Something else recently discovered, is citric acid in commercial tomato canned good...for the past few years my daughter has had a reaction to citric acid and I never could figure out what citric acid really was...I was just reading Nourishing Traditions and they suggested it is a form of MSG! Why can't They just leave well enough alone??
Your pizza looks lovely and I'm hoping we have a good growing year this year so I can can/freeze my 'maters! Last summer was the worst!
Take care!
- February 9, 2012 at 9:13 AM
- Melissa said...
Hello Trina,
I can't wait to make this recipe! My kids will love to help, too! Thanks for the important info regarding BPA in our canned products. I'm including a link that lists products that are currently BPA free in their packaging. I see someone earlier has already commented on Eden products (if you don't know their history, it's a great story!) As you were discussing tomato sauce, the list I'm including for you states a couple of BPA canned sources for their tomatoes. I hope that you find it helpful! http://inspirationgreen.com/bpa-lined-cans.html
- February 9, 2012 at 4:01 PM
- Lilli@Home said...
The pizza looks delicious, thank you for sharing the recipe. Love from Lilli
- February 9, 2012 at 5:24 PM
- Dylana Suarez said...
This looks so delicious!
- February 9, 2012 at 10:29 PM
This might sound crazy, but since you mentioned BPA, I have been trying to find sealants for teeth that are BPA free. My dentist says he can't find any, but I am determined. Has anyone heard of any sealants that are BPA free and the company's name?
- February 10, 2012 at 3:45 AM
- Tamara {Delish Mag} said...
Thank you so much for the links, and the recipe. I have been making our own pizza crust with a very similar recipe for years and we can't go back to store bought. I shudder when I think of the boxed pizza dough we used to get from the grocery store, AND all of the canned goods we were brought up on. There is an organic line of food, I can't remember the name, and they boast a BPA-free can. I try to get items from them, but I first and foremost try NOT to buy anything canned. It is truly sobering, scary and...RIDICULOUS.
I'm on my second-last jar of canned tomatoes and am using them tonight. I made a ridiculous amount of jam over the fall and canned not nearly enough tomatoes!! I shall change my game plan this year.
Also, since this is my first time commenting I just want to say how much I enjoy getting your posts in my inbox. Great information, lovely photos and true commitment to the very same values and ideals I hold, of family, simplicity and health. Great job!!
- February 11, 2012 at 3:47 PM
- Erin*Sparkle&Hay said...
oh my... everything about this pizza just looks like a little bit of heaven!
- February 13, 2012 at 4:17 PM
- bee bon said...
This sounds like a great recipe for pizza, I'm going to make it and let you know how it turns out.
Nice blog
- February 14, 2012 at 3:27 PM
- Simply Farmhouse said...
Nothing like fresh homemade pizza..could u post the amounts of season that u put in your garden tomatoes. Love your blog.
- February 21, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
We tend to keep our recipes very simple these days (time is scarce!) so although we didn't write it down, I would guess that we added about a tablespoon of Italian seasoning. Italian seasoning can be found already mixed in grocery stores.
Bon appetite!
- February 21, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- The Polished Pebble said...
Hi Trina, that pizza looks so yummy. I was not terribly successful at canning tomatoes the last couple of summers so what I have been doing instead, is slow roasting them on parchment lined sheet pans; at 250 for about 4 hours. Then I pulse them in the food processor and freeze. The consistancy is sort of like a jam and really packed with flavor. A little goes a long way if you add a store bought tomato sauce to the tomato jam!
As always love your posts!
xo kelley
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Wieters will make $5.5 million in 2013, according to a report from CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman. The 26-year-old All-Star catcher can receive an additional $100,000 for winning another Gold Glove, $75,000 for making his third straight All-Star team and $75,000 for winning a Silver Slugger Award.
Wieters posted a .249/.329/.435 batting line last year and set career highs with 23 homers, 83 RBIs and 144 games played.
Davis, 26, hit .270 and led the Orioles with 33 homers and 85 RBIs last year, playing 139 games in both corner outfield spots, first base and designated hitter.
Patton, 27, was 1-0 with a 2.43 ERA and a 4.08 strikeout-to-walk ratio in a career-high 54 games last season.
Matusz, 25, finished the year with a 6-10 record and a 4.87 ERA in 34 games, including 16 starts. He found his stride as a reliever, however, going 1-0 with a 1.35 ERA in 18 relief appearances.
While Friday was the deadline to exchange salary arbitration figures, the Orioles can still agree to terms with Johnson, Hammel and O'Day before hearings take place between Feb. 4-20 in St. Petersburg.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.