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Sweet Potato Cornbread Recipe
3 large organic free-range eggs
Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Grease the bottom of a 8-inch cake pan and dust it with cornmeal. I used a Springform pan.
I've been hesitant to see that movie despite all those great actors anticipating what you've described. Thanks for saving me the pain (and the nine bucks).
If gluten's not a problem can self-rising flour be substituted for the gluten-free baking mix or should it be something like Bisquick? I've been wondering.
Hey Susan~ I wish I'd stayed home, honestly.
Hi Pat~ It just may be the most violent movie I've ever seen - and on multiple levels.
As for the baking mix ;-)...
If gluten is not an issue, I'd use an all purpose self-rising flour in place of Pamela's mix. [Her mix has buttermilk in it; but I don't think wheat flour needs the added buttermilk for my recipes.]
If you experiment, please post.
Take care.
Hey, Karina - thanks for the movie review! I know exactly what type of movie it is by your description and I, too, have a major problem sitting through all that kind of manly violence! It's torture.
Glad you were able to enjoy the rest of the evening, though. Your cornbread looks delicious!
Do you think that this recipe would work substituting the Yankee cornbread mix with the 2 flours and keeping the rest as is? I have a box of Yankee cornbread that I'd like to use up before purchasing stone ground corn meal (which I plan on doing next time)? Alternatively, would it work to substitute the corn meal with a fine polenta (a friend bought me some Alpina Savoie at Whole Foods)? Or is there a big advantage to stone ground corn meal in this specific recipe? Also, it'd be great to see some recipes with blue cornmeal (I know Arrowhead Mills makes it). Thanks!ReplyDelete
Hi Karina,
I'd like to add my thanks to you for having the courage to tell the
truth about that movie and its effect on you. I remember vividly going
to see The Gangs of New York and feeling so sickened by the violence.
Your cornbread reminded me of a recipe I modified from a gluten-free
recipe from Australia and haven't made for some time. I know you like
coconut, so I think you'll really like it. (I think I doubled the
recipe when I made it last.)
Sweet Potato Cake
1 c sweet potato, precooked
3/4 c sugar
3/4 c gluten-free flour
1/2 c chopped almonds
1/8 c coconut flakes
1/2 c olive oil
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1/4 tsp cream of tartar
2 eggs, separated
• Precook the sweet potato until soft, then drain and peel.
• In a food processor, beat in all the ingredients except for the
egg white.
• Beat the egg white separately until stiff.
• Fold the egg white into the cake mixture.
• Place the mixture into a deep 8" cake pan lined with baking
• Bake in a preheated oven at 350F for 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 hours.
• Cool in pan before turning out and removing parchment
Bon Appetit!
I really like this idea, because otherwise most GF cornbreads seem to be so high on the sugary carbs, and so low on the fiber. Can't wait to try this with the addition of sweet potato. Am also happy to see that Arrowhead Mills is now offering GF stoneground cornmeal -- I quit using them a few years ago, because they were not actually labeled GF and I had a reaction several times.ReplyDelete
Hi Kathy! It was torture. Exactly. :-0 And thanks!
Michelle~ Excellent.
Hey Michelle~ Well, I cannot say for sure, as I don't know how much flour mix is in the Yankee Cornbread mix; my recipe calls for two cups of flour total [1 cup cornmeal and 1 cup Pamela's Baking Mix]. You could certainly experiment. Or just use up the mix another way. ;-)
Polenta [if it is not instant [many are, so read the package carefully] is stone ground cornmeal, basically. The finer the grain, the softer it will be.
And yes, I want to experiment with blue cornmeal!
Hi Catherine! Not a Sixth Sense kinda movie. Nope. ;-)
Hola, Jennifer! Thanks for the recipe - wow - it sounds delicious.
Peabody~ You betcha.
Suzanne~ Yes, me too. So few mills are willing to label cornmeal "gluten free" [because so many also process wheat]. I'm uber sensitive to gluten and did not react at all to this new GF labeled package of Arrowhead Mills. Yay!
I made this recipe the other night with a couple alterations; I used pumpkin instead of sweet potato (although I DO adore sweet potatoes, I just happen to have a can of pumpkin on hand), and because I don't require GF, I used a honey/whole grain baking mix I had in the pantry. It was absolutely perfect! We placed buttered slices in the bottom our bowls and spooned homemade vegetarian chili over the top with sour cream and fresh cilantro. Let me just say that our dinner guests were happy, warm and full by the end of the evening. So delicious!ReplyDelete
Hi Heather! Wonderful. Thanks for posting your changes to make this a non-gluten-free recipe. My non-GF readers will appreciate it.
I'm always pleased to hear that the recipes I post can go "both ways". [I start with my old tried-and-true pre-GF recipes and convert them; so this makes sense!].
That looks simply amazing!
The Departed was intense. I thought the acting was great and I really liked the cast. That said, when I left the theater and was standing on the street corner waiting for a bus every time I heard a loud noise I jumped. It was excessively violent and I think I'm less of a fan of violent movies than I used to be.
By The Bay~ This cornbread is the best. And different.
As for movie violence, I don't have the stomach for it since 9/11.
We just watched the latest version of Pride & Prejudice, and I loved it. I thought the fluid camera work and direction were so dynamic and kept the story moving. Really excellent film. Not to mention, absolutely gorgeous [a far cry from The Departed, so brutal and ugly].
Hi Christine- I don't think this bread would be a good candidate for a bread machine.
Quick breads like this are the easiest breads to make- you mix your batter, spoon it into a cake pan and bake. You'll get the hang of it quickly.
Bread machine baking with gluten-free flours can be tricky (depending upon your exact machine and the recipe or mix). My best luck, hands down, for a fab tasting gluten-free bread is Pamela's Amazing Wheat Free Bread Mix.
The trick is to match the mix with the right cycle so that it bakes all the way through. You need a cycle that accommodates a 2 pound loaf.
For tips on bread machine baking- see my post on My First Loaf- linked in my sidebar. Very helpful discussion with readers offering advice.
Hänni - You could either cut down on the sugar, to your taste, or try agave nectar. I'd start with 1/3 cup perhaps. It will change the density of the batter a bit (sugar imparts structure and agave adds moisture).
Good luck and let me know how it works for you!
Karina I made the agave version of this recipe and it's delicious. Instead of brown sugar i used 1/3 C agave, and i also cut the oil in half. I added 1/3 C rice milk at the end because the batter looked too thick. Even with the extra milk and liquid sweetener, the cornbread was still very crumbly--i prefer a more moist bread, so this agave version was perfect; the bread would've been too crumbly for my taste using the original recipe.
Great flavor for the fall. Thanks!
Hänni- Glad you liked it- but I would like to clarify that my original recipe is not crumbly.
The olive oil and brown sugar work together to give it a boost of moisture, along with the sweet potato. My version (as you can see in the photograph) is moist and holds together well.
Brown sugar gives gluten-free baked goods structure and flavor. Agave adds moisture, but it also sounds as if your version may have needed more fat (rice milk is akin to water, basically).
When you remove gluten, sugar and fat from a recipe, it's definitely going to remove much of the structure and pleasing texture.
Made this on Saturday with the weather taking a serious downturn. Made it into muffins and I loved them. Very good! I'd love to try the agave version next.
I also agree with your movie review. I tried to watch it on DVD and didn't make it through.
Thanks for the recipe, which is a real keeper!!
Sailing GF- Yum- this would be fab as muffins. Thanks for sharing. And I do think it will work with agave- just adjust the liquid; cut back by 2-3 tablespoons. Let me know how it goes.
Given my wheat allergies and lactose intolerance, I was delighted to find your recipe online yesterday to go along with a chili dinner. I zapped the sweet potatoes, and used a combo of Deby's rice flours (from Denver). It was unbelievable - everyone raved. Said the sweet potato made it taste like honey! Delicious! Thanks and kudos!
Hi Karina!
You are my new hero. I have known for a while that I am sensitive to gluten and even moreso to dairy, but I just found out that I am super sensitive to eggs. Boo. And yeast. And sugar cane. I'm inspired by how well you manage (rather, thrive) despite your allergies and am ready to do the same.
So. Can this recipe be successfully made without eggs? I've been promising my husband I would make this, but then I found out about the egg allergy.
Thanks, Karina!
Yael- Yay- I'm glad this cornbread was a hit. Thanks for stopping back to let me know!
Shawna- I'm sorry to hear about your allergies- but happy you found us. Yes, you can make this without eggs; it doesn't rise quite as high- but it is still quite tasty. Use Ener-G Egg Replacer if you can; it works in most of my recipes; I've been egg-free since June 2007.
I'm experimenting now with adding a tablespoon of either honey or agave to these recipes without eggs to help with binding.
Good luck!
I generally use 1/4 c pureed tofu with 1/2tsp baking powder to substitute for 1 egg. I've found tons of other substitutes all over the internet. This is my go-to list. Enjoy!
For Baking: (1 egg)
* 2 tbsp liquid & 2 tbsp flour & 1/2 tbsp shortening & 1/2 tsp baking powder
* add 1 tsp canola oil to improve texture
* 2 tbsp water & 1 tbsp oil & 2 tsp baking powder
* 2tbsp flaxmeal & 1/8 tsp baking powder & 3 tbsp water
* 1 tbsp ground flaxmeal simmered in 3 tbsp water
* 1 tbsp cornstarch & 3 tbsp water
* 1/2 ripe mashed banana & 1/4 tsp baking powder (for desserts & sweet baked goods ... Will add some flavor so make sure it's compatible)
* 1/4 c applesauce (for desserts & sweet baked goods ... Will add some flavor so make sure it's compatible)
* 1/4 c pureed silken tofu (great for "eggy" dishes like quiches or custards...will not fluff up like eggs though)
To Bind ingredients: (1 egg)
* Ener-G Replacer
* 2-3 tbsp potato starch, arrowroot powder, whole wheat flour, mashed sweet potatoes, instant potato flakes, or 1/4 c tofu pureed w/ 1 tbsp flour
* 1/4 c mashed potatoes
* 1/4 c canned pumpkin or squash
* 1/4 c pureed prunes
* 1 tbsp Agar powder dissolved in 1 tbsp water whipped, chilled & whipped again
* if a recipe calls for 3 or more eggs it is important to choose a replacer that will perform the same function (i.e. binding or leavening)
* if u wqnt a lighter texture & using fruit purees, add 1/2 tsp baking powder. Fruit tends to mke final product more dense than the original recipe
* recipes w/ more than 3 eggs are hard to replicate. Try a recipe w/ a similar taste, but fewer eggs
I made a vegan version of this tonight and it is YUMMY! For the eggs I used flax and warm water (3 TBS freshly ground flax seeds and 8 TBS warm water. Mix and let it sit for about 5 mins; stir again). I did whisk them like you said to do for eggs.
For the flour I used 3/4 C brown rice flour and 1/4 C soy flour (what I had on hand) and the baking powder and soda.
I baked it in a bread pan and it rose up nicely! Next time I will wait a few more mins before cutting into it as it fell apart just a little. ;)
My boys (7 and 4)LOVED it! They had it with peaches, applesauce and a handful of raw cashews. I had it with a bowl of aduki beans with 1/2 and avocado chunked in it. SO GOOD!
Sorry for the novel and thank you so much!
This cornbread was fantastic! I used baked mashed sweet potatoes (I had a bag of them on hand) a little less than 1/2c agave in place of the brown sugar, and it was amazing! Nice and moist with just the right amount of sweetness. I think this might be my new favorite cornbread recipe--thanks!!ReplyDelete
Patti- Sorry I missed your question about freezing leftover canned pumpkin. I suppose you could freeze it- but the taste and consistency would most likely suffer. You could always use it in an autumn flavored soup, or one of my other recipes calling for pumpkin- like my chocolate cakes.
This was very good- my family enjoyed it. I couldn't find the Pamela's, so I used Arrowhead Mills GF Baking mix and it worked very well. Trader Joe's also has sweet potato puree in a can, so that works well, too!ReplyDelete
Awesome recipe. Love love love these. I made them into muffins today and they are great! If you feed them to your family & friends don't even tell them they are gf...they'll never know!ReplyDelete
I am new to GF and was pretty upset at the idea when my Dr. informed me of the foods I had to avoid. I am a foodie through and through.Finding your site has made things a lot more manageable! Thank you for all the wonderful ideas and recipes. I made this sweet potato cornbread tonight and everyone loved it! Not just me who HAS to eat this way :) I had to tell my husband to save me some for tomorrow! That's a great sign. I will be trying many more of your recipes. ~DebReplyDelete
I have not made this recipe without eggs; I plan to, soon. That said, I've had pretty decent luck making egg-free corn breads. Check my corn bread recipes for more info.
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Thanks for the feedback about making this batter as muffins. Excellent! xox
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Thanks for the feedback about making this batter as muffins. Excellent! And good to know that other gluten-free baking mixes work. xoxReplyDelete
I know you posted this a long while ago - but I made this with dinner tonight and had to let you know how wonderful it was! (Gone already, sadly. I've been rather ill for over a month, so this was the first real cooking I've done, and the first real food either I or my husband have had! We demolished it rather like ravenous wolves. I think another one is in the plans for tomorrow)
Just wonderful, top to bottom. I used the arrowhead mills mix (while I love Pamela's cookies, as long as her mix is made with almonds - I'm out) and it worked just fine.
As it is, I'm going to try this in the morning using some red popcorn meal instead of the yellow cornmeal - perhaps give myself a rosy snack to munch on with my tea. Thanks so much!
Hi Karina,
Thank you for having incredibly edible recipes! I am GF, but my daughter and partner are not. Many times I have fed them one of your versions of their favorites (usually with a twist or two) like the sweet potatoe cornbread. I have yet to hear anything but praises and wonder.
Thanks for putting on the best out here!
Many Blessings,
This was a wonderful cornbread, everyone in the family enjoyed it. I like adding sweet potatoes to recipes, helps bulk up the veggie content. I did substitute buttermilk for the oil simply because I like buttermilk in cornbread and figured it wouldn't affect the texture and it came out just fine.ReplyDelete
Hi Karina,
Thank you so much for your wonderful recipes. Now that I am a stay at home mom with our little scoop of heaven I've been cooking up a storm, and I always go to your blog first. Everything is so delicious :) We love your sweet potato cornbread and I was thinking about making it for Passover (for my husband's family), but I am not sure if would it would be kosher for the holiday. What do you think???
Thanks a bunch!
Many blessings to you and yours,
Grace, I'd only use it cooked down and thickened as in canned squash puree. You don't want it thin or watery. It will lose a bit of that starch-binding quality, yes; but if you are using eggs, it should be fine. If it's a bit thinner (than canned pumpkin thickness), I'd use a little less, perhaps. KarinaReplyDelete
I know this is an older post, but I was wondering what you thought about subbing egg beaters for the eggs and applesauce for half the oil to take down the fat content of it? I know someone tried to sub rice milk which did not do enough to return moisture or carry flavor, but with the canned sweet potto and applesauce I was hoping it could keep it moist enough.ReplyDelete
Jocelyn, beaten egg whites (aka Egg Beater style products) will work. That gets rid of the cholesterol. A half cup of olive oil could be trimmed to maybe 1/3 cup- but I wouldn't add applesauce. It might really change the texture to gummy. As I've mentioned before- changes like this can be unpredictable. It's a great recipe as is. KarinaReplyDelete
Hi Gluten-Free Goddess. You are amazing. I am a newly diagnosed celiac and discovered your website. I made this delicious cornbread tonight and it was a huge hit with my husband and father as well as myself. I ended up using Bob's Red Mill cornbread mix as I didn't have the other flours, and it turned out fantastic. You are saving my life. Thankyou RachelxoxoReplyDelete
Karina, this speaks to my heart. I love all things sweet potato (okay, well minus that canned syrupy marshmallow-topped version) and this is really delicious. Thanks for linking to gf holiday!ReplyDelete
I have a friend who is gluten-free, so I'm always watching for new recipes so I don't poison her when she comes over for dinner. She said this was the best food she's had in five years!!
I had a hard time finding sweet potato puree, so I used three small jars (1/4 cup each) of Earth's Best sweet potato baby food. It worked beautifully.
Thank you very much for a wonderful recipe. (We decided this is such a yummy, almost dessert-y bread, that we may add chopped pecans next time!)
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I love this hotel because of the wonderful view on the Danubio and old palaces. In ten minutes you can reach the pedestrian area full of restaurants, shops and people by crossing the bridge. The room is big, clean with a flat TV. The breakfast is acceptable.
Perfect hotel for a city trip. Friendly staff, very clean, really everything was superb. The best possible location for visiting Budapest. Nothing negative can be said. There are special offers for the low season. The transport from and to the airport is very easy with the shuttle.
We spent three nights in Budapest over New Years Eve. Hotel Victoria was an excellent choice. 5 min away from a metro station which connects buda and pest, awsome view over the danube and on the parliament and decent breakfast. We also liked the light installations in the room. Stayed December 2013, traveled as a couple
We stayed here at the beginning of our two week trip to Budapest and Austria over the holidays, and couldn't have been happier. The rooms were a delightful surprise, the view was stunning over the Danube and the Pest side of the city, the breakfasts were our favorite on the trip... including the typical European selection of breads, cheeses, cold cuts, fruit, cereals/grains/nuts, jams etc etc. and a hot egg dish made to order... and all the staff could not have been nicer or more helpful, but especially Irena, and the woman who handled the bar and breakfast. Don't miss the 'tea' 4 - 5 P.M. in the white music room. We looked at maybe two dozen, narrowed it down to Gerloczy or this, and were VERY happy here in this spot. (Try the Gerloczy restaurant and especially their chocolate cake...better than the best in Vienna) Also, the Budapest Card made the trip across the river easy and free, with many other benefits. Very worth the small price.
Chose this hotel as I saw that it has great views. As all of you know, Budapest is great for it's night scenery. We walked a lot in Budapest (didn't take any bus at all), hence the location is quite far to walk if you are at the town centre. About 20 mins walk. Nevertheless, the walk also allowed us to enjoy the beautiful city scenery of this Unesco town. Back at the hotel, you can also climb the hill and reach various restaurants. It's a quiet walk, hence do stay at the well lit roads for safety reasons. There was also a huge supermarket about 5-10 mins. The hotel is about 15 mins taxi ride to the train station. Book the taxi from the reception if you need to, for safety reasons. Rooms were clean, warmly decorated and decent. Just that 2 single beds were joint to a double bed. The room was pretty well furnished, and there was a leaflet placed in the room to inform you of what to watch out for dangers (such as public transport), the expected taxi fair etc etc. I found the leaflet very useful as a tourist, but my partner was quite paranoid about taking public transport hence we walked a lot. As for the receptionist, they kept changing due to different shifts. They will assist in your queries, but can sometimes be quite curt. Breakfast was decent, good to last you till late afternoon. You can choose from the eggs menu on how you want your eggs to be done, and they will serve it warm and fresh to you. Ham, cereals, breads, yogurts, fruits and coffee/tea were served. Not bad for European standards. It's quite a value for money hotel. Best thing of the hotel is the view. And the scenic walk along the river as you head out/come back from sightseeing.
Just returned from 5 nights at the Hotel Victoria, which we selected via Trip Advisor and booked via Jet2. Lovely little hotel with stunning views of the Danube. Must be the best view from a hotel window I've ever had. The room was clean and comfortable. There was a noise from the road which started about 5.30 am Budapest evidently starts work early! However a small price to pay. Convenient location, a short walk from the Chain Bridge over to Pest with all its amenities. We had dinner at Carne di Halle twice during our stay, its 200 m down from the Hotel and was really excellent. Breakfast room got a little crowded at times and once we had to wait for a table. Good selection of cereals, breads, meat, cheese with hot options cooked to suit you. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
Stayed at this hotel for two nights prior to a 15 day Viking riverboat cruise. We could not have been happier that we picked this hotel. Now if you're looking for a Hilton, or Intercontinental type place to stay this is not it. However, if you want the real feel of Budapest, this is a great choice. The lobby is small and quaint with a lovely little eating area to the right where they served a daily breakfast that was great. Our room, #73, had a fantastic view of The Danube, Parliament and Chain Bridge - beautiful at night too. We found the location, on the Buda side, to be very convenient for walking everywhere and indeed, we probably walked about 15 miles + during our 2 day stay and saw just about everything. When it was time to leave for our boat trip, we simply pulled our luggage across the Chain Bridge (we're both 66 yrs old, so it wasen't hard) and there was our boat, ready to board.
There are so many great things to say about this hotel - to start with, every room has a view of the Danube (instead of paying more for such a room like most hotels), the location is excellent for access to cruises along the river and is only 10 or so minutes (steep but invigorating) walk up to Buda's stunning St Matthias Church and more awesome views over Budapest, the hotel's just one tram stop from Batthyanya Square which gets you onto the Metro and suburban rail, there's some fantastic bars and restaurants (like Carne Di Hall) just minutes away, and the rooms have wifi. But better than all of this is the hotel's staff who made us feel very welcome from the word go. They were enthusiastic, friendly and incredibly helpful too, providing advice about our airport transfer booking, great recommendations for restaurants, best baths to go to (and one 'to forget about'!), and making dinner reservations for us - nothing was an effort at all. That level of care is something that we've not really experienced in big hotels or chain hotels, and that's the point about Hotel Victoria; it's small enough that you get the personal touch - and that's worth so much - in fact, we wouldn't hesitate to stay there again when visiting Budapest again!
My husband and I were looking for a romantic get away to Budapest and we found everything we needed at the Hotel Victoria and much more. This very personal hotel is located right on the Danube with spectacular views of the Parliament. The breakfast was outstanding and the service impeccable !! The rooms were very clean and spacious-the only hotel I have ever stayed at with excellent closet space for 2 people or even three. The beds were very comfortable. An added luxury was the on site presence of the "Jeno Hubay" historic concert hall where you could have afternoon tea or see violin concerts. The front desk was very accommodating in everyway. This hotel goes out of their way to please their customers. We will most definitely return to this hotel which I feel represents the "Heart of Budapest".
We just returned from a trip to Budapest in which we stayed at the lovely Hotel Victoria. We spent 5 wonderful days here. The hotel has only 27 guest rooms (3 to a floor) all of which have glorious picture window views of the Parliament and the Chain Bridge, not to mention the activity on the Danube. The hotel was renovated 1 1/2 years ago and is spotless, quiet, state of the art computer access, extensive breakfast menu (including made to order eggs). The staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel has a tram stop in front and a metro stop a few minutes walk. It is on the Buda side of the river and has easy access to Buda Hill by bus or cog railway and you can easily walk to and across the Chain Bridge. It is centrally located with lots of good restaurants in the neighborhood. There is a supermarket nearby and a bank with ATM access next door to the supermarket. I highly recommend this hotel. It has more than lived up to my expectations.
Philosophy: the attraction of a small boutique hotel – in contrast to major hotel chains – is that they are able to offer a unique atmosphere, personalized service, direct, personal relationships and experiences.
Set by the foot of the Buda Royal Castle, directly on the Buda side of the Danube Riverbank, our family managed boutique hotel with its 27 panoramic rooms enjoys an elevated location in the heart of Budapest. The hotel is less than a 10 minute walk from Buda Castle district where the Royal Palace, St Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion are located. These are some of Budapest's most visited sights and also UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The historical Chain Bridge – only 250 metres from the hotel– takes travellers to the Pest-side of the city which includes the central business and shopping districts.
Our 4 star quality hotel offers well-appointed modern guestrooms with free WiFi, A/C, a rich buffet breakfast (try our home-made egg specialities!) as well as a historical concert hall and tearoom. The hotel prides itself on being a home away from home for a weekend break, honeymoon, anniversary, business or cultural trip to Budapest. Hotel Victoria guarantees its guests value-for-money accommodation, a perfect base from which to explore the city and enjoy the personalized service in this first-class destination.
Another highlight of our charming, relaxing hotel is the most incredible view that you can imagine of Budapest. As each room is on the riverside and is equipped with floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows, the view of the Danube is fascinating, encompassing Margaret Island as well as the Pest riverbank (a member of the UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Parliament and the famous Danube Bridges. Imagine all this while having breakfast in our breakfast lounge with the sun rising or sitting in your armchair in the guestroom, having a nice glass of wine with the brilliant lights of Budapest's skyline in the background.
Hotel Victoria was originally built at another location of Budapest in 1983, as the first private hotel after World War II. Since at that time the private accommodation sector was not accepted, the state forced the owners to sell the hotel to a state-owned company. Fortunately the company did not want to buy the name: Hotel Victoria. Some years later, the construction of the new Hotel Victoria began and it opened in 1990 in one of the best locations in Budapest, on the riverside of the Danube in the centre of the city with a spectacular view from all of the hotel rooms. The hotel offers all major services for tourists and business people. The primary aim of the owners is to operate Hotel Victoria as the best Boutique hotel in Budapest. We understand that the expression 'Boutique hotel' is not very well known yet in Budapest, however the location of the hotel and the quality of services provided, will hopefully make it very popular in the near future.


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— Colorado and Washington legalized recreational marijuana use on Tuesday, putting the states at odds with the federal government, which categorizes the drug as dangerous and medically useless. Marijuana advocates point to 6,000 studies on cannabis in the past three years, some of which show medical promise and little risk for adults. How do you get into a marijuana study?
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If you don't want to take a chance on landing in the placebo group — or if you don't happen to live in Iowa — there are other options. Researchers in Baltimore are studying how traces of cannabis appear in saliva. They're looking for people who smoke marijuana at least twice a month to come in, smoke a joint, then provide blood, urine and saliva samples. There is no control group, so all participants will score weed. You would have to stay at the testing center for six hours after smoking and pass a coordination and balance test before leaving.
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Thor: The Dark World 3D
- Release Date: Nov. 8, 2013
- Genres: Action/Adventure, SciFi/Fantasy
- Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Stellan Skarsgard, Idris Elba, Christopher Eccleston, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Kat Dennings, Ray Stevenson, Zachary Levi
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- The adventures of Thor, the Mighty Avenger, continue as he battles to save Earth and all the Nine Realms from a shadowy enemy that predates the universe itself. In the aftermath of Marvel's "Thor" and "Marvel's The Avengers," Thor fights to restore order across the cosmos...but an ancient race led by the vengeful Malekith returns to plunge the universe back into darkness. Faced with an enemy that even Odin and Asgard cannot withstand, Thor must embark on his most perilous and personal journey yet, one that will reunite him with Jane Foster and force him to sacrifice everything to save us all.
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His mother and grandmother made it to a lifeboat that night, Mary Lines clutching a flashlight from the cabin.
Absent that escape, Wellman said with a grin, "I wouldn't be here."
Wellman lives with his wife in a retirement community in Scarborough, Maine. His mother lived most of her life in Topsfield, Mass., a Boston suburb.
Mary Wellman seldom spoke of that dreadful April night in 1912, he recalls. Mother and daughter were on their way from Southampton, England, to New York to attend brother Howard's graduation from Dartmouth. By some accounts, they were traveling first class; Wellman thinks second class is more likely.
In any case, he said, the voyage began an interval of sorrow and horror that drove Wellman's mother to a mental breakdown.
She only began to speak of her experiences aboard Titanic with the publication in 1955 of the book "A Night to Remember" by Walter Lord, said Wellman. The author neglected to include her name among the survivors, and she contacted him about the error.
Perhaps the title had an impact, too, because Mary Wellman, who died in 1975, began to feel it was indeed a night to remember. "She started to talk about it," her son said. "But not a great deal."


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1685 Collins Avenue
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(305) 674-5752
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: 7:00am - 11:00am
Lunch: 11:00am-4:00pm
Sunday - Thursday Dinner: 7:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday & Saturday Dinner: 7:00pm - 12:00am
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Luciano Suatto
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Located in Miami's Iconic Delano Hotel, Bianca offers an innovative dining experience serving modern Italian fare. The unique indoor/outdoor restaurant is under direction of The Light Group's Corporate Executive Chef Brian Massie and boasts a stylish and sophisticated interior design reflecting its
light and fresh offerings. Bianca's simple, yet savory cuisine includes signature dishes, such as char grilled octopus with aged balsamic vinegar and handmade pasta with seasonal truffles and cream and boasts Chef de Cuisine Luciano Sautto's new menu additions including seafood squid ink tagliolini and seared swordfish. Bianca also features delectable selections from Umi Sushi & Sake Bar, including the new Big Eye Tuna Pizza and specialty rolls. Bianca is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week, and serves brunch on Sundays.
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We went to Bianca for brunch. It
was my birthday weekend in South Beach and we wanted to have a nice finish to the weekend by having brunch at the Delano. Instead, we had a sobering experience of bad service and overpriced underwhelming brunch. The food in general was good but not overwhelming. For $75 per person plus 18% gratuity - and $6 cups of coffee that are not part of the $75, you can do a lot better elsewhere. The service is really bad but what is even worse is their scarce presentation. It's if they don't really want you to eat. The serving plates are the size of a bread plate, so expect to make several trips if you want to actually eat anything. The deserts were completely disappointing. Don't event bother."
Dined on 8/24/2014
Fancing and cool place for a nice
dinning for a date or friends."
Dined on 8/19/2014
It was a great experience. The
atmosphere is beatifull, decoration, details great. Outside dinner is perfect for a romantic night. Prices good for the place you are in and service and food quality. Totally recomended."
Dined on 8/13/2014
The food was ok, service too. Nice
ambience but prices demanded at least a 4.5 star experience!"
Dined on 8/9/2014
Like always... a wonderful place
to go for any occasion"
Dined on 7/26/2014
Wonderful dinner, great wine and
while we were hoping to sit insider we got a great romantic table outside which was fine. The Branzino was delicious as were the appetizers. Service was polished. Not a cheap dinner in fact, pricey but in line with the other high end restaurants. Great for those special dinners."
Dined on 7/26/2014
It's a nice place but kind of
noisy. Food was good nothing WAO but good."
Dined on 7/20/2014
My anterior experience at Bianca :
perfect lunch , excellent service . Dinner is ...other restaurant ..... music too high , service really poooorrrrr ( nobody take care of you ...) and the ambiance too disco Food was good but not so good as usual there are really a lot of better alternative for dinner i recomended this one to my friend and i wan not happy with my choice"
Dined on 7/17/2014
Beautiful place, very good food,
but hard to see the menu or even the food as it is quite dark. A bit expensive for what it offers. Very kind hostess and no so kind waiter."
Dined on 7/13/2014
This is a very high end restaurant
that does not fail to deliver in all aspects that could or should be considered. Every bit of food was excellent from preparation to delivery. Service was extremely attentive and the location at The Delano is beautiful."
Dined on 7/7/2014
A friend and I dined here at 10pm
on a Wednesday night. We sat outside. The decor was nice and the music the DJ was playing was fun and not too loud. Our Italian waiter was very helpful in narrowing down our choices. We ended up ordering and sharing the meatballs (fantastic marinara with a kick), FDR roll (one of the best sushi rolls I've eaten), the branzino (baked in a salt crust), and the white asparagus in parmesan (deliciously fondue-like sauce). The drinks were kinda pricey at $17 for a vodka soda."
Dined on 7/2/2014
Biana was a great restaurant and
our server Paolo was awesome. Food and drinks were great and prices weren't outrageous considering the locale."
Dined on 7/2/2014
Bianca is one of our favorite
places to dine. The service is always outstanding (which is hard to find in Miami), the food is incredible and the view is beautiful. I highly recommend going for a drink at the pool bar after dinner."
Dined on 6/26/2014
We had a great view overlooking
the pool area during our brunch. Food was great especially the tomato and mozzarella salad. The olives and cheese were also spectacular. The complimentary sangria was a very large glass also very good. There was a large selection of seafood - crab claws and large shrimp on ice. It would have been nice to have melted butter for dipping. The grilled seafood was good as well. The lobster had what I thought to be old bay seasoning which ruined the taste. There was a table of fresh sushi. Last but not least the dessert table had a bunch of goodies."
Dined on 6/22/2014
We went to Bianca for a pre-spa
lunch and it was lovely. Beautiful spot and the food was good, with a good variety to choose from for lunch. The only downside was the service was a bit slow so it ate into our spa time more than we had anticipated."
Dined on 6/20/2014
Excellent friendly service. The
octopus was very good."
Dined on 6/19/2014
Great restaurant even though the
food was spotty. Some dishes were superb, some average, and one ineditable. Service was top class and the prices astronomical. A place to go for a special event, or to impress a date or business acquaintance, but the pricing is so outlandish even someone who can afford it blushes. Inside seating is limited so go when the evening is not humid or you will be miserable."
Dined on 6/14/2014
Our Sever Ali was wonderful. Very
nice guy - attentive but not too fussy. Remembered our surprise bday request. Our very 1st server was also very good. The Branzino & Tiramisu were..meh. I wanted to be wowed more for the price. I've had much better Branzino for $32 as opposed to $44 and the potatoes were as dry as if they had been re-roasted. The house salad was better. I would go back to try Brunch. It's really All ambience - classy but relaxing. I would have stayed for hours and drank wine had it not been for the whorish beehive of girls who came in later to pre-club, changing the entire energy with their strident voices and fake kisses - ugh- but that's not the restaurant's fault. Go early. Eat light. Drink wine. Leave early. Nice time."
Dined on 6/9/2014
The ambience is great. Good music,
nice outdoor seating. The quality of the food is average at its best with a big price tag attached to it. You definitely pay for the environment and not for what is on your plate."
Dined on 6/7/2014
My boyfriend took me there for
dinner while vacationing in Miami and I was thoroughly impressed! The food was amazing- I got the salmon and he got a fish and both of them had us drooling. I had a wonderful glass of prosecco to start, as well as a glass of Sauvignon Blanc after. The server was terrific- he was knowledgeable, friendly and didn't hover, but was always there when it was the right time to be there. Lastly, the restaurant itself was amazing! Everything was so classy and elegant."
Dined on 6/7/2014
We dined here on Friday June 6th.
The food is decent but not worth the money. We felt extremely rushed, and the restaurant was not crowded. Our server was very nice, but I won't be returning to this restaurant. Don't waste your money because they are plenty of other amazing restaurants in South Beach"
Dined on 6/6/2014
We enjoyed Bianca very much! The
food, wine, service, and ambiance were all exceptional!"
Dined on 6/3/2014
We had great service, not rushed,
excellent food. The chef was very accommodating to our special dietary requests. Will definately go back!"
Dined on 6/1/2014
We arrived on time for our 8:30
reservation. The hostess sat us inside at a sweltering hot table with zero air flow. We requested to be moved to outside and were informed that it would be 45 minutes by an annoyed hostess. We decided to wait and headed back to the bar by the pool. On on way there, we passed by 5 or 6 empty four top tables outside. I just knew one of those tables would be ours. Sure enough, 20 minutes later, I was called and we were seated outside at one of the empty tables. Really? Spiteful hostesses? Really? The service was okay - nothing exceptional. We had to ask for a second round of drinks and more ice water - those should be givens. For a classy high end restaurant, I would expect a higher level of service. "
Dined on 5/31/2014
We came on a day with no Sunday
brunch. We decided to stay anyway. Our server Etty was fantastic but our food was not. The manager on staff (Memorial Day weekend) offered no compensation for burnt steaks and other food itmes that were sub-par. We never send back food (ever), but had to send back our charred steaks. Due to the managers inability to take care of customers- we will not be back. We are in Miami all the time so this is a shame!!!!"
Dined on 5/25/2014
Third time at Bianca and always
love it. Very expensive, but a true Miami meal experience. The hotel and restaurant are beautiful, service is amazing and the food is fabulous. "
Dined on 5/18/2014
I come to Bianca a lot. I brought
my mom here for mothers day and as per usual, we had a great time :) food is delicious, atmosphere is gorgeous, service is professional. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
They advertise is $42 per person
for brunch and then you get Slammed $75 per person plus they charge you the water and the coffee! The food was old and terrible , only the items from the grill were ok. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
We had a great time. We were
there for our anniversary... Food was outstanding, and service was better! Its pricey, but well worth it. "
Dined on 5/3/2014
Everything was fantastic Nice
place Kids friendly waiters Superb food quality Excellent wine list The Menu have same Japanese food option but do not recomend"
Dined on 5/1/2014
beautiful place and great food,
must try on your list of miami hot spots...get the big eye pizza"
Dined on 4/27/2014
Good food, ambience and service
but 45 minute wait time (beyond time reserved) is not acceptable. The wait was not necessarily the fault of the staff as most diners were just hanging out way too long after finishing their meals. Restaurant should consider taking fewer reservations to maintain a timely turnover. We were not in a rush and quite enjoyed hanging out at the pool bar but that may not be true for those with other plans after dinner."
Dined on 4/19/2014
Loved eating here, I had a great
combination of my favorites: sushi and pasta. They serve some dishes from the sushi place next door so I had the tuna pizza to start and then the truffled tagliatelli, I wish I could eat it again right now! Soo delicious. I would definitely recommend a table outside for better ambiance."
Dined on 4/19/2014
Good food, incredible terrace,
good ambience, fair price"
Dined on 4/18/2014
Wonderful decor , garden , pool.
Great for aperitifs. Italian modern cuisine with international and Gulf touch. First class Maître and service"
Dined on 4/17/2014
Our table of five was pleasantly
surprised. No too cool for school pretentious service like soo many boutique hotel restaurants serve up. Filet mignon was on par with Prime 112 and the three copy cat diners at our table all raved about the salmon. Even though we opted for cocktails the sommelier couldn't have been nicer. Atmosphere is great and had views of the well designed and interestingly decorated rear yard plus the people watching is noteworthy. Recommend an after dinner drink at the rear bar with a stellar view of the long narrow pool flanked by mature palms with the Deco hotel in the background. If have dined here in the past under the many prior iterations of the space but never went back for seconds. I will return here. "
Dined on 4/17/2014
Great place to have dinner. And if
you have to wait a bit to sit, you can enjoy all the beauty of the Delano Hotel. The food os excellent, too."
Dined on 4/12/2014
We had a reservation with my
boyfriend for 9:30 we got seated at 10:30 which was fine, our waitress was terrible she never came to check on us, had an attitude, was rude, took forever to bring us drinks (and we only order soda). After we asked another waitress to bring us the drinks, they never came back, we called the manager he apologized... but she still came back with attitutde.. WORST SERVICE but the food was brought by another man and it was AMAZING BEST PASTA I have tried.. would go back for the food but THE STAFF IS TERRIBLE"
Dined on 4/4/2014
We were lucky to find this South
Beach Gem and would have eaten there again if we had the time . The food and service was over the top .A must for a romantic evening as well . Special thanks to Chef Luciano ,Jaon Nelson and Mahmood ."
Dined on 4/4/2014
The food is still great but the
crowd is almost entirely tourists."
Dined on 4/4/2014
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