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Hamersley's Bistro
- Address:
553 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116Neighborhood:
South End
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $50 and over
Hamersley's Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hamersleysbistro.com/
- Phone: 6174232700
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: Brunch 11-2, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, French
- Executive Chef: Gordon Hamersley
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Small, custom-designed private parties.
- Private Party Facilities: We have a small, semi-private room that seats up to 20 people. It is available for private parties Sunday through Thursday evenings.
- Private Party Contact: Alyson 6174232700
- Special Events: For large events, the entire restaurant is available to rent any night of the week.
Getting there
- Cross Street: corner of Clarendon and Tremont
- Public Transit: We are close to the Back Bay Station stop on the Orange line and the Copley stop on the Green line.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: We offer valet parking on the Tremont Street side of the restaurant. The cost is $16 per car. However, there is no valet parking available for Sunday brunch.
A word from Hamersley's Bistro
Gordon and Fiona Hamersley have owned one of Boston's most popular restaurants for 20 years. Hamersley's Bistro serves contemporary, full-flavored French/Mediterranean food in a relaxed environment. Located in the fashionable South End, Hamersley's is adjacent to the Boston Center for the Arts and its' affiliated theaters and galleries. The historic brick building, which originally housed a piano factory, has been transformed into one of Boston's most comfortable dining atmospheres. The dining room has butter yellow walls, exposed beams and a view of the open kitchen so diners can watch the chefs work in their brightly colored baseball caps. There is also a cozy bar, where neighborhood regulars gather for food and drinks, as well as a large patio for casual summer dining.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFrench
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Hamersley's Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
319 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (238)special occasion (235)neighborhood gem (192)great for outdoor dining (156)romantic (147)notable wine list (99)good for groups (43)hot spot (42)great for brunch (33)scenic view (20)late-night find (9)great for lunch (7)kid-friendly (6)vibrant bar scene (6)Show More
- AmazingTIBTIBDined on 8/30/2014Great good, great table service, great atmosphere.Special Features:
- Wonderful farewell dinnerjnbcambridgeDined on 8/29/2014Sadly Gordon and Fiona have decided to close after twenty-five plus years on great food. We wanted to bid farewell to a favorite.Special Features:
- Great!luvtoeatDined on 8/29/2014The food was as good as everyone says. Didn't even look at the menu. Ordered the roasted chicken and was thrilled with my decision. They don't have many openings left before they close, but worth trying to visit before they do.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bittersweet farewell to HamersleysOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/28/2014We have dined frequently over the years at Hamersleys, mostly for special occasions. All of those memories flooded back last night as we had our last diner there. You will be sorely missed!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/28/2014Fabulous meal. Every bite. Every moment. Of course, we ordered the roasted chicken, creamed spinach and marvelous greens with goat cheese. Heavenly. This welcoming warm culinary heaven will be sorely missed by Boston. We grieve the thought of Hamersley's closing, but are grateful for these wonderful years they have brightened our lives.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/27/2014We are going to miss this outstanding restaurant! Best of luck to all!Special Features:
- Best of the BestLocalFoodieVIPDined on 8/27/2014Gordon Hammersley has been making fine food for a long time in Boston's South End. Our recent dinner there was the continuation of a tradition he started when the South End was an edgy place. This may well be his best menu! Get there before he closes the doors forever!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing gold can stay.....goldstandardDined on 8/26/2014Hamersley's is the gold standard for great food and dining; everytime! I have gone to Hamersley's since it started on Tremont St and through the years, never have I had a "not so good experience" The food is always delicious but this along with the service and seeing the chefs cooking and talking and passing the dishes. The ambiance is as much cultivated and evolved as the menu. I am sad for me and for all those who love to come to have that meal; that experience which is very comforting. High quality with a home comforting feel. .Special Features:
- ProfessorShorthairVIPDined on 8/26/2014My spouse, once again enjoyed the famous chicken dish that she has eaten at each of our vistis to Hamersley's over the past 20 years. I thoroughly enjoyed the halibut. It is sad to say goodbye to Hamersley's, but it was nice to enjoy one last meal there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Roast Chickenfoodfood18Dined on 8/25/2014Elegant and cozy on the inside and absolutely delicious foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ej12346Dined on 8/25/2014They are closing end of Oct, but food still the best quality..we will go againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DINNEROpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/25/2014I was very excited to dine here, and it did not disappoint. Everything was delicious. I would say the salmon in parchment paper was too overcooked for my liking, but the flavors were delicious! I would definitely be back, if I can get there before they close.Special Features:
- almost adieusothisismypassionDined on 8/25/2014The only reason I give 4 overall is that we had hoped to sit outside but despite the beautiful evening, it wasn't open. Duck confit and striped bass outstanding, chicken really is as good as described, sides @ 8 pricey for the quantity but expected, wine suggestions very good, service lovely.Special Features:
- SpectacularOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/24/2014This restaurant has been a stape in the south end for many years. It will be sorely missed! Best of luck to Gordon Hamersley.Special Features:
- Going out on topgasmanDined on 8/24/2014The service was just average but the food was wonderful.... Cold borscht brimmed with flavor, chicken and quail dishes were outstanding, and peach upside down cake desert was absurdly deliciousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wish I had discovered you earlierMjmjDined on 8/24/2014It took us 27 years to get here but we made it. Had 2 classics, the roast chicken and mushroom app. Sooooo deliciousSpecial Features:
- Visit before they close in Oct!FreshIsBestVIPDined on 8/24/2014Hamersley's is without a doubt one of the finest restaurants in Boston. Our party of 4 had an outstanding meal from the inventive Amusee Bouch appetizers, to the fabulous entrees - perfectly cooked, nicely portioned and presented with flair but unfussy. We enjoyed the signature Roast Chicken, Blackened Bluefish with just the right amount of spice, Halibut prepared to delight and a healthy and hearty pork chop. Two light and refreshing desserts and coffee topped off a meal that will be remembered for a lifetime. The service was impeccable, without attitude and the simple casual elegance of the room made for a delightful experience. We only wish Mr. and Mrs. Hamersley were not closing at the end of October. They are true pioneers.Special Features:
- Lobster appetizer epitome of summertatianaDined on 8/23/2014Finally ordered the roasted chicken and it was truly delicious. But the lobster, corn, and cherry tomato appetizer blended flavors that were the epitome of summer. Truly wonderful!Special Features:
- Amazing restaurantlaragoneDined on 8/22/2014Had the pleasure of dining here before they close 10/30. Get any reservation you can and order the roast chicken. It is the most wonderful food I have ever had. Service was top notch. A lovely space in the South End. Nice wine selectionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous ChickenOnthetownDined on 8/21/2014All the courses were delicious. Standouts were the Crispy Duck Confit, the iconic Chicken with Lemon & Garlic (lives up to its well deserved accolades), and the Trilogy of Chocolate dessert. Extensive wine list, accessibly priced. Our only regret is that Hammersley's is soon to close its doors for good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bermudaonionVIPDined on 8/21/2014Was always a terrific expereice over the years. Food exccellent. Maybe because they are on the way out, but dcould do with less attitude.
- richVIPDined on 8/20/2014Wonderful meal, never disappointing. Always great service. They had a great 29 year run; Very sorry to see them close, but they deserve a rest.Special Features:
- A gem to the end!KKLevyDined on 8/20/2014Everything was fabulous! It will be missed after it closes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Homage to Lemon Garlic ChickenEagleFoodieDined on 8/19/2014with Hamersley's Bistro scheduled to close, everyone should go and partake of the legendary Lemon Garlic Chicken (to die for!). Your diner companion should order the halibut, also legendary, and then the two of you should share the memory.Special Features:
- Amazing experiencefoodieDined on 8/19/2014Delicious, first class experience. Too bad the restaurant is closing. It will be missed by many. Hats of to Gordon HamersleySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JoneVIPDined on 8/19/2014Great as always . We will miss Gordon and Fiona. A real loss.Special Features:
- a delicious but sad farewellLloydVIPDined on 8/19/2014We hadn't been to Hamersley's in several years, trying new places here and there. But when we read that Hamersley's was closing, we thought we ought to head back. But oh, what we've missed. Hamersley's famous roast chicken (with lemon and garlic) is even more wonderful than I'd remembered. The appetizers were superb, the dessert sublime. And the service a model of perfection (thank you, Luis!). So it was a wonderful dining experience. But to quote the people at the next table: Where are we going to go when Hamersley's is gone?Special Features:
- Fabulous 1st timeEd617Dined on 8/18/2014I had to try this place before it closed soon since it is considered an institution in the city. I was not disappointed. The food was great (we had to try the chicken dish of course) and so was the staff. Our waiter told us they might be doing a "greatest hits" menu soon. Hopefully I can come again before they close.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb! So sorry about closingPrincecharmingDined on 8/18/2014Outstanding every time. Never a complaint in all these years. Too sad for words about the impending closing. We will be lost without our old friend.I would recommend this to a friend.
- IncredibleDityVIPDined on 8/18/2014Gordon's chicken is amazing, the service was excellent and a nice ambience we were in the bar overlooking the patio as it was closed. A wonderful evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SpectacularBrindledogDined on 8/17/2014Food was outstanding - wonderful - not crazy - combinations of tastes and cooked to perfection. Service friendly and attentive but not intrusive. Wonderful dining experience, highly recommended. No, it's not inexpensive. This is really a case of getting what you pay for.Special Features:
- One of the best resturants in BosnancycambDined on 8/17/2014What more can anyone say after 27 years of some of the best cooking in the city, and in the USA.. they are sadly now closing at the end of October 2014 :(. Get here for you first or last time here ASAP- the house standards of roasted chicken and garlic and mushroom sandwich will blow you away! Excellent ambiance, service, and of course the nightly sight of a legend - Gordon Hamersley in view in open kitchen with the red sox hat. A Boston institution that lives up to its well deserved reputation!!!!Special Features:
- Last hurrahToniottDined on 8/17/2014First visit was last year for hubby's b-day; came here again this year for one last hurrah before the closing. Could not bring myself to order the roast chicken - who goes out for nice dinner and gets roast chix? - but planning to make it this winter (recipe on WWW). Hubby got the quail. I got pan-roasted lobster. Oh, and some kind of lobster waffle to start. Everything was SPOT. ON. Even better than what I remembered from last year. Great to see Mr. Hamersley in the kitchen, too.Special Features:
- Reviewseamus12Dined on 8/17/2014As this restaurant is closing due to owners retirement I was happy to be able to cross off my bucket list. I was everything I heard and thought it would beSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnertreatsnsnoozinVIPDined on 8/16/2014We were initially seated inside because the outside wait we were told was up to an hour. I was disappointed with the ambiance inside - it was bright, loud, and not at all the romantic bistro feel I had imagined. I asked for recommendations on a glass of Rose and our waiter brought me a taste of one he recommended - unfortunately it wasn't quite my style. I told him more what i was looking foe, asked if he recommended another - but he just seemed bothered and said he'd give a minute to figure it out. This happened twice. He seemed too busy with other tables to take an interest & provide us decent service. Thankfully we ended up being able to get an outdoor table and enjoy the rest of our evening with great food & much better service outside.Special Features:
- One and doneEclipsegst97Dined on 8/15/2014It was the 99 of the south end. Very dissapointed with inattentive service and mediocore food/platingSpecial Features:
- Sorry to see you go!HappydinerDined on 8/15/2014Fabulous dinner! Hammersley's will be a very fond memory. Thank you for many years of memorable meals and happy times!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JMonroeDined on 8/15/2014Although the salmon in parchment wasn't up to the usual high standards of Hammersley's, the signature dish, chicken, certainly was. This is a wonderful restaurant, a real neighborhood gem, and it will be sorely missed when Gordon and Fiona close the doors come October. I live right across the street and love this place. The South End will not be the same without Hammersley's/Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Experienceeat2behappyDined on 8/15/2014Everything was perfect!!!!! Returning with every opportunituy I have prior to Hamersley's Bistro changing ownership/chef in late October.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Chicken on the PlanetAvidEaterDined on 8/15/2014I went into to Hamersley's with very high expectations and the first bite of the Roast chicken alone blew me away. Literally out of this world taste experience.Special Features:


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Page 1 of 2 1 2 > Thread Tools 08/19/2013, 04:14 #1 SuperGrunt Member Offline Online Status: Apr 2012Join Date: 1,037Posts: 9 (100%)iTrader: Best FI Reverts So now that we know almost all of the pieces in Fear Itself that have a revert ability, I thought I'd see what everyone feels is the best revert for each figure. Here's my list, sorted by rarity: Black Widow: CA 006 The revert click you end on is just a money click for her, with a ton of options. Ms. Marvel: CW 023 There really aren't very good options for this revert, but I think the main set CW Ms. Marvel stands the best chance of continuing to deliver major damage output. Iron Fist: FI 007 The SI version was a very close second, but this version just becomes so much more deadlier when given the stats boost from the revert power. Move and attack capabilities eventually gave this one the edge. Hawkeye: CW 039 Without a question the best one to revert to. It is already such a force to reckon with on the battlefield, but give it stat boosts from the revert and it becomes even deadlier, as if it needed to be. Red She-Hulk: WOS 053 Definitely just a beast after the revert, landing with an 11 attack psyblast, ew, and 4 damage? Yes please! If you have no way of getting her though, the FI version is good too. Dr. Strange: ASM 005 This one is difficult simply because all of the good options are too high point-wise. In the end though, you can't argue with 10 attack PW for 3 damage and Prob to wrap it all up. Nerkkod: SI 028 Despite the more consistent combat values on the newer version of Attuma, the possibilities with this version are just too great to pass up. Mokk: SI 010 *shudders* I almost don't want to put one on here, seeing as the only revert we have for this one is complete crap, nevertheless this figure does have a revert, so this is the best revert for now. Greithoth: MU 019 This version is just incredible for a revert, and the fact that he gets a hammer after reverting is just icing on the cake. Skirn: FI 008 I really had a tough time not choosing the Clobbering Time version of Titania, but in the end, this version's special power won out the day. Kuurth: GX 046 This one was really tough, as the FF's version had some benifits as well, but in the end, this one benefits from Kuurth's Hammer more than the others. Spider-Man: AV 051 This Spider-Man just gains so much from the revert power, and it is still a viable threat considering click 5 is a great click to land on. Wolverine: WXM 201 This one was especially difficult, but in the end you land on your special auto regen power with this version, and that puts it over the top in this case. Nul: AVM 202 This version has a ton of benefits that overshadow the other versions, though with the lower point version of Nul, I have to go with the M10 rookie Hulk Angrir: M10 003 Another tough call, but due to the wording on the power, you can't revert to as many versions as I wish, so this one is the best at the click number and benefits so much from the stat boosts of the hammer. Skadi: FI 009 None of Sin's versions stick out as particularly good for a revert, but in the end this version has the most going for it, and therefor won't be a complete loss when you revert. Iron Man: SI 021 My go-to revert version, and I don't think much has to be explained why. However, for modern, CW 201 Iron Man is another good choice. While it doesn't have the damage output of the SI version, it has more chances to regen and has an 11 attack PW as soon as you revert. EDIT: This part is mainly due to feedback from this list. Several people have concluded(and rightly so) that a few of these figures shouldn't be reverted simply because their revert options are so bad, even given the stat boosts from doing so, and I agree; however I tried to keep this post as unbiased as possible, and in order to do that, I had to include all revertable figures, regardless of what I thought about them. Despite that, I will now include a quick list of which figures I believe should always be reverted and which ones should never be reverted. The rest are honestly up for interpretation on whether or not to revert them. First, the figures that should be reverted. These are the figures that depend on the revert to remain a viable threat throughout the later part of the game, and therefor having the right revert on hand is crucial; Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Iron Fist. Once these figures hit their revert click, they're essentially sitting ducks unless you revert them, and doing so once again makes them a huge threat to contend with, especially Iron Fist. Now, the figures that should never be reverted, going by the options we currently have. These are the figures I honestly was a bit embarrassed to even suggest a revert for, as they are great even once they get to the revert portion of their dial; Skadi, Nerkkod, Mokk, and Angrir. Last edited by SuperGrunt; 08/19/2013 at 17:34. TH0MAS5: The voice of reason speaks the truth. You are not just "Grunt" , you are "Super Grunt". Werewolf kill count: 20 SuperGrunt View Public Profile Find More Posts by SuperGrunt 08/19/2013, 07:55 #2 Fefnir The Reddest of Comets Offline Online Status: Feb 2012Join Date: 1,100Posts: 32 (100%)iTrader: Seems legit. Hopefully we'll be able to update at least a couple slots when the Iron Man set comes out. Fefnir View Public Profile Find More Posts by Fefnir 08/19/2013, 08:07 #3 Slade Wilson Unique Member Offline Online Status: Jan 2004Join Date: 13,200Posts: 9 (100%)iTrader: Some of these I prefer not to revert, as you lose things like indomitable and flight. HCRealms 1st Dial Making Championship Winner!! Slade Wilson View Public Profile Find More Posts by Slade Wilson 08/19/2013, 08:09 #4 Slade Wilson Unique Member Offline Online Status: Jan 2004Join Date: 13,200Posts: 9 (100%)iTrader: Dr. Strange and Skadi come to mind. HCRealms 1st Dial Making Championship Winner!! Slade Wilson View Public Profile Find More Posts by Slade Wilson 08/19/2013, 08:20 #5 dengar69 Member Offline Online Status: Jun 2009Join Date: 160Posts: 0 (0%)iTrader: havent found a figure worth reverting yet. like why revert to sin? to get her to a last click and more of a chance of dying? or stay as skadi and regen dengar69 View Public Profile Find More Posts by dengar69 08/19/2013, 08:27 #6 DarkBlueAnt Member Online Online Status: Aug 2003Join Date: 3,718Posts: 9 (100%)iTrader: For Spidey I would go 001A. He gets un-outwittable Super Senses, Stealth, and 18 Close Range defense (Which can be Perplexed to 19). If you have no action tokens in close range combat, I would switch to 001B. Flurry attack or Exploit and when the fight is done, go back to 001A. If you need to push at any point, you can switch to 001C for Outwit and Willpower, or Dusk for the Regen. The ASM Spider-man figures are way more versatile than people give them credit for. My digital sculpts of unmade characters. DarkBlueAnt View Public Profile Find More Posts by DarkBlueAnt 08/19/2013, 08:32 #7 sae Member Offline Online Status: Oct 2010Join Date: 1,437Posts: 40 (100%)iTrader: On click 9, Nul goes to Outback Hulk's uber click. At least I'm not alone in needing to review my posts before I submit them more often. sae View Public Profile Find More Posts by sae 08/19/2013, 08:50 #8 red king Coming for you.... Online Online Status: Oct 2008Join Date: 11,718Posts: 1 (100%)iTrader: Quote : Originally Posted by Slade Wilson Some of these I prefer not to revert, as you lose things like indomitable and flight. So true! I hate no indom! Quote : Originally Posted by Harpua red king is spot on with this statement. Quote : Originally Posted by dairoka listen to Red King. Quote : Originally Posted by YouWaShock At the risk of going OT, I need to point out that it appears red king is talking to himself. "We gladly feast on those who would subdue us." red king View Public Profile Find More Posts by red king 08/19/2013, 09:14 #9 saturnflight Member Online Online Status: Oct 2004Join Date: 13,240Posts: 1Blog Entries: 171 (100%)iTrader: Greithoth rookie reverts nicely to Critical Mass vet Absorbing Man, with a long dial, decent to good attack values (with the hammer), and a shocked look on your opponent's face when they see you Revert to such an old character. HeroClix Tuesdays in Oshkosh, WI at House of Heroes Comics & Games I'm trying to get my first novel published! Have any connections? PM me! Theme Team reference card. (Updated for 2014!) Map Reviews! The Best at What They Do 2013! saturnflight View Public Profile Find More Posts by saturnflight View Blog 08/19/2013, 09:45 #10 Wildstorm Member Offline Online Status: Apr 2013Join Date: 107Posts: 3 (100%)iTrader: Excellent list for possible reverts. It would be nice to see it updated with the inclusion of which characters aren't worth reverting at all. As a few others have said losing indom, or other skills/abilities might make the revert far less favorable even with the stat boost. Wildstorm View Public Profile Find More Posts by Wildstorm 08/19/2013, 09:54 #11 Wombatboy Member Offline Online Status: Nov 2008Join Date: 900Posts: 0 (0%)iTrader: For Black Widow if you're limited to Modern Age then take a look at AVM007. Damage goes down for ranged attacks, but range goes up and she has Incapacitate and the Avengers Initiative TA. I reverted to this piece once so I could incap an attacker hiding in stealth. Wombatboy View Public Profile Find More Posts by Wombatboy 08/19/2013, 09:59 #12 NeckSnappingAdam Member Offline Online Status: Feb 2008Join Date: 513Posts: 6 (100%)iTrader: Not to be a Debbie Downer - but officially doesn't the revert power call out the click number and hasn't it been ruled that if something requires a click number that only sets that included this can be used? I think that exempts reverting to anything pre-CA (I think - I forget when they started to include the number on the dial). NeckSnappingAdam View Public Profile Find More Posts by NeckSnappingAdam 08/19/2013, 11:44 #13 Brubacca Member Offline Online Status: May 2013Join Date: 84Posts: 6 (100%)iTrader: Would it be worth it to revert Nul to M10 Hulk then promote to Worldbreaker? It's time to settle our differences with violence... My Blog Brubacca View Public Profile Visit Brubacca's homepage! Find More Posts by Brubacca 08/19/2013, 11:53 #14 siwelkire Member Online Online Status: Jul 2007Join Date: 402Posts: 18 (100%)iTrader: Quote : Originally Posted by NeckSnappingAdam Not to be a Debbie Downer - but officially doesn't the revert power call out the click number and hasn't it been ruled that if something requires a click number that only sets that included this can be used? I think that exempts reverting to anything pre-CA (I think - I forget when they started to include the number on the dial). This is correct. siwelkire View Public Profile Visit siwelkire's homepage! Find More Posts by siwelkire 08/19/2013, 11:56 #15 saturnflight Member Online Online Status: Oct 2004Join Date: 13,240Posts: 1Blog Entries: 171 (100%)iTrader: It says a number of clicks from start, NOT a click number. This is also very important for multiple start lines like Greithoth and Nul. HeroClix Tuesdays in Oshkosh, WI at House of Heroes Comics & Games I'm trying to get my first novel published! 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Raspberry Sugar Cream Tarts Recipe
My tarts bring back memories of growing up baking with my mom. They're perfect for holidays at home, as well as for gifts. —Cathy Banks, Encinitas, California
- 3/4 cup unsalted butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 egg yolks
- 3/4 teaspoon almond or vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons seedless raspberry spreadable fruit
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- Dash salt
- 3/4 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/3 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/2 teaspoon almond or vanilla extract
- Fresh raspberries, optional
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the egg yolks, extract and salt. Gradually beat in flour.
- Shape dough into 3/4-in. balls; place in greased mini-muffin cups. Press evenly onto bottoms and up sides of cups. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes or until light brown. Cool in pans on wire racks.
- Spread 1/4 teaspoon spreadable fruit onto the bottom of each crust. In a small bowl, combine the sugar, flour and salt. Whisk in the whipping cream, half-and-half and extract just until blended (mixture will be thin). Spoon 2 teaspoons filling into each crust. Bake 12-14 minutes or until filling just begins to bubble.
- Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans; cool completely on wire racks. If desired, top with raspberries. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 3 dozen.
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I agree with other reviewer. I pressed the crust in with a floured pill bottle like I do with the tassies. But, unlike the tassies, these rose after baking. There was no room for filling.
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These were such a hit. taste was so light and refreshing! My problem was I have never made a tart before and put to much crust in the pans, therefore there was no room for that amazing cream filling. I need a tool or a better way of pressing the center so that all the ingredients fit inside. I ended up throwing out 3/4 of the wonderful cream because it did not fit inside the tart. I will try again though!
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DETROIT (WJBK) -- A woman's body is found in a burned out apartment on Detroit's west side, after firefighters leave the scene. Emergency crews were called to the scene in the 1300 block of Forest around 4 a.m. Saturday. A couple of hours later a maintenance worker noticed the door was ajar, and found a body laying inside.
"In my 36 years of policing other places I can tell you I never heard of this, this is a first time," said Detroit Police Chief James Craig. "It's certainly something I'm concerned about. I don't want to speak for the fire commissioner but I'm certain he is equally concerned," Chief Craig told Fox 2 at the scene Saturday. Police are not releasing the victim's name at this time. They are now trying to determine whether the fire was set to cover up the crime.
Neighbors describe the woman as friendly, and a mother of two young children. Her car was found parked in a spot neighbors say was unusual. Investigators are waiting for an autopsy results to confirm the cause of death. They are also interviewing anyone who may have had contact with the victim. If you know anything about this crime, call Detroit Police.
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From the Washington Times: Jones:Gil said that even before the third surgery he was going to miss training camp and wasn't expecting to play until January. Was that a surprise to you? A.D.: I don't really know. I'm not really educated enough on microfracture surgery and how long it takes, so if he had told me that he was gonna miss training camp, I'd just figure it was a precautionary move and it's an extra two weeks to rest and give it more time to heal. So, is this just another indicator of lack of communication? If so, does Arenas have an obligation to inform the guy who will be filling in for him? Daniels also says that he declined to have surgery on his wrist after seeking a second opinion. I sure hope the doctors are right in his case, because that wrist will be seeing a lot more action.
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The new CEO will have to follow a leader lauded by investors for saving Ford from failure, and will face the challenge of steering the auto maker into an era when cars may no longer need drivers
For many families, contributing towards their child's education is a necessity and 14% in a recent poll reported having to mortgage their homes to do it
In the wake of the killing of an unarmed Missouri teenager, resistant police departments are starting to see the upside of video evidence, says body camera maker
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Hillsboro's Alex Ratzlaff goes for the kill shot past the defense of Sterling's Chelsey Riffel (8) and Kasady Smith (33) during the championship game of the Central Kansas League Preseason Tournament Saturday in Hesston. The Trojans won the title for the third consecutive time with a 5-0 sweep. The Hillsboro volleyball team showed it will be a force to be […]Read more ›
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Marion High School football, volleyball teams plan scrimmages
Marion Football Members of the Marion High School football team warm up before practice last Friday. The Warrior volleyball and football teams will each participate in a public scrimmage Friday. Volleyball's Sports Drink Scrimmage is scheduled for 5 p.m. at the Marion Sports and Aquatics Center. Football's Soap Scrimmage is slated to follow at Warrior Field at 7 p.m. The […]Read more ›
Two Trojans on winning club team
Shannon Heiser (left) and Alex Ratzlaff of Hillsboro hold the championship trophy after their club volleyball team, Crossfire, won its division of USA Volleyball's 2014 Girls' Junior National Championships in Minneapolis, Minn., last week. The seven-member club team is in its first year of existence and is coached by Amy Ratzlaff. Two Hillsboro High School athletes are members of a 16-year-old […]Read more ›
Brown plays in Hawaii show case
Maddi Brown participated in the NoKaOi Volleyball Showcase in Honolulu, Hawaii, a two-day tournament held June 21-22 for girls ages 14 through 16. The showcase involved 31 teams, 27 from the mainland and four from Hawaii. Brown's team, comprised of 10 athletes from Kansas, finished fifth. Brown has played club ball with the Kansas Volleyball Club's McPherson Pups as well […]Read more ›
Lackey competes in all-star game
Addie Hillsboro High School standout Addie Lackey signals a play for the Blue team as she brings the ball up the court during the first half of the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game for girls Saturday in Mabee Arena on the campus of Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina. Lackey scored 11 points in the Blue team's 82-75 win over […]Read more ›
Marion's Grif Case and Taylor Heidebrecht compete in statewide baseball game
Case, Heidebrecht Marion High School seniors Grif Case (left) and Taylor Heidebrecht represented the Warriors in the 2014 All-Star baseball game played Wednesday at Frank Myers Field on the campus of Kansas State University in Manhattan. All athletes selected to participate in the All-Star game were senior first-team all-state selections in their respective classes, ranging from Class 6A to Class […]Read more ›
Serve Danae Bina, a senior at Hillsboro High School, serves one of her two aces during the 29th annual Kansas Volleyball Association All Star Match Saturday at Washburn University in Topeka (right photo). Bina was among 24 players from across Kansas selected to play in the match that featured the state's top seniors. Below, Bina sets up for one of […]Read more ›
Seven Trojans earn softball recognition
Seven players from Hillsboro High School's Class 2-1A state runner-up team have received recognition from Central Kansas League coaches. Four Trojans were picked for the all-league first team, two for the second team and one received honorable mention. The team's lone senior, Danae Bina, was picked for the first team at shortstop. Joining her were three juniors: Bradli Nowak at […]Read more ›
Warriors, Eagles have 13 HOA baseball picks
The Marion and Canton-Galva baseball teams combined for 13 selections to the 2014 Heart of America baseball all-league teams. Marion All nine of the Marion starters received recognition from HOA coaches. In addition, four Warriors earned all-state recognition from the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches. Senior first baseman Taylor Heidebrecht was a first-team all-state selection as well as a first-team […]Read more ›
CKL coaches select 7 Trojans for baseball
Seven members of the 13-7 Hillsboro High School baseball team received all-league recognition from Central Kansas League coaches. Four Trojans made the first team: sophomore Austin Cross at pitcher, senior Jordan Faul at second base, junior Justus Hilliard at third base, junior Micah Allen in the outfield and junior David Dick as a utility player. Cross went 3-1 as a […]Read more ›


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Buccaneers QB Freeman has cast removed
Buccaneers starting QB Josh Freeman should return to practice next week and be ready to start the season opener against the Browns after having a soft cast removed from his thumb Tuesday.
Bucs coach Morris takes on Ward, Piscitelli
Bucs head coach Raheem Morris appears more willing than ever to exercise the authority he has been given — in public and behind the scenes.
Bucs re-sign QB Snead
To add depth to the QB position with starter Josh Freeman out for the rest of the preseason, the Bucs re-signed Jevan Snead on Tuesday.
Report: Bucs QB Freeman fractures thumb
Buccaneers QB Josh Freeman fractured a bone in the tip of his right thumb during Saturday night's exhibition game against the Chiefs and likely will miss the remainder of the preseason, according to ESPN.com.
Bucs' Clayton facing uphill battle to make roster
WR Michael Clayton entered training camp on the Buccaneers' roster bubble, and we hear there's a good chance he will not survive the final round of roster cuts.
Former Bucs LB Brooks to announce retirement
The Buccaneers have announced LB Derrick Brooks will make his retirement official on Wednesday.
Bucs, OLT Penn end contract stalemate
The stalemate between OLT Donald Penn and the Buccaneers ended Saturday when Penn signed a new six-year contract. The deal is worth $43 million, according to the St. Petersburg Times.
Bucs sign first-rounder McCoy
The Buccaneers have reached agreement on a contract with first-round draft pick Gerald McCoy, NFL Network is reporting, which says it's a five-year deal worth a maximum of $63 million with incentives, including $35 million in guaranteed money.
Penn's new deal could cause friction on Bucs
The Buccaneers' decision to reward OLT Donald Penn with a lucrative long-term deal could cause friction among the team's other core players who want new deals, too.
Bucs sign second-round pick Benn
The Buccaneers announced they signed rookie WR Arrelious Benn to a four-year contract on Tuesday.
NFC South training-camp reports
In the seventh chapter of our training-camp reports, we look at the NFC South teams, including a Panthers team led defensively by LB Jon Beason.
Second-round pick Price signs with Bucs
The Buccaneers signed second-round pick Brian Price to a four-year contract on Tuesday, the team announced.
Patriots restocked roster after Super Bowl wins
We look at how defending Super Bowl champions drafted from 2000-09. Some teams — such as the 2005 Patriots, who drafted OG Logan Mankins — fared well, while others struggled.
Buccaneers sign veteran OG Vincent
The Buccaneers announced Friday that they have signed UFA OG Keydrick Vincent to a two-year contract.
Jones has edge on Piscitelli in Bucs' strong-safety battle
Indications are Sean Jones will replace Sabby Piscitelli as the starting strong safety, as some expected as soon as Jones signed with the Buccaneers this offseason.
Goldson signed a $41.25 million, five-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday.||||||| Goldson spent the past two seasons on one-year contracts with the NFC champion San Francisco 49ers, including last year with the franchise tag for $6.2 million. Goldson made it clear he sought a long-term deal for his future security, and he got it across the country with the Bucs. The 28-year-old Goldson had 69 tackles, three interceptions and a forced fumble for San Francisco last year in his sixth NFL season.
Goldson has signed his $6.2 million franchise tender and reported to the San Francisco 49ers' training camp on time.||||||| The signing announced Thursday settles the team's only outstanding contract issue on the day veterans were due to arrive. Goldson had wanted a long-term deal but never gave any indication that he wouldn't report to camp after the July 16 deadline for franchise tagged players to agree to a new contract passed.
The San Francisco 49ers used the franchise tag for Goldson on Friday, giving them the right to match any offer Goldson receives from elsewhere.||||||| The move by the NFC West champions makes sure the team is compensated if Goldson - who had been set to become an unrestricted free agent March 13 - signs with another franchise. "There are no immediate plans to sign the franchise tag," Goldson's representative, Ben Dogra of CAA Sports, said in a text message. "We will continue to speak with the 49ers."
Goldson has been fined $25,000 by the NFL for punching Arizona receiver Early Doucet in last Sunday's game.||||||| Doucet was fined $10,000 for unnecessary roughness when he struck Goldson in the helmet area. Goldson then threw his punches. At the end of a play early in the fourth quarter, Goldson was down away from the ball when he got blindsided and slapped on the back of the helmet by Doucet. Goldson jumped up, confronted him and both began swinging. Goldson then threw a series of punches to Doucet's facemask and received a 15-yard personal foul penalty before being ejected.
Goldson insists his fight with Arizona wide receiver Early Doucet was a one-time transgression and said he addressed his teammates and coaches after Sunday's 23-7 win over the Cardinals regarding the mistake.||||||| NFL spokesman Greg Aiello says the league doesn't plan to suspend Goldson, who will get word on a potential fine when they are handed down Friday.


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The Lewisburg Police Department was able to shut down an illegal methamphetamine lab on Monday thanks to a traffic stop.
Brian Allen Woody, 29, of Lewisburg was stopped by Lewisburg Police officers on Monday morning. He was wanted for a probation violation on federal charges. Woody surrendered to police peacefully.
While officers were searching the car, they discovered materials used to set up a meth lab. That lead to a search of Woody's home, where officers found more meth ingredients and what they believed to be cocaine. Tara Woody, 31, of Lewisburg was arrested at the home.
Brian Woody is charged with Operation of a Clandestine Drug Lab and a Probation Violation. He is being held in the Southern Regional Jail on a $25,000 bond. Tara Woody is charges with Operation of a Clandestine Drug Lab and Possession of Cocaine. She is also in the Southern Regional Jail. Her bond is set at $1,000.


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---- — Contracts between the the city of Logansport, Logansport Municipal Utilities and the consultants hired to assist with the city's power plant project were released to a Logansport attorney last month, revealing information about out-of-state meetings and estimated pay for each of the consultants' services.
The proposed plant, which would be powered by refuse-derived fuel, is currently under negotiation between the city and Boca-Raton, Fla.-based Pyrolyzer LLC.
The contracts were released to Jim Brugh, a Logansport attorney whose client Julie Kitchell sued Logansport Mayor Ted Franklin and city council this spring alleging the administration began the negotiating process with Pyrolyzer before authorizing itself to do so. The case was argued before the Indiana Supreme Court earlier this month, but a decision has yet to be made.
The released agreements are between the city, LMU and William-Lynn-James, an Indianapolis firm that has recruited a team of consultants from across North America. To date, the city council has approved allocations totaling more than $1.5 million to the firm, an amount Franklin says he is planning to get reimbursed through the plant negotiations.
The contracts were released by John Molitor, an attorney working as special counsel for the city, after Indiana Public Access Counselor Joseph Hoage issued an informal opinion stating the documents should be disclosed.
In his opinion, Hoage sided with Brugh's disagreement with Molitor that the consultants' names and rates of pay were not trade secrets because the consultants "have previously been identified by the city and/or firm and have testified in related public hearings."
Hoage added the consultants "advertise for work in their market and there is nothing proprietary what the firm chooses to pay them."
Hoage, like Brugh, also contested Molitor's claims that the contracts consist of documents the state's Access to Public Records Act allows agencies to withhold, like diaries, journals, or a record, if publicly disclosed, that "would have a reasonable likelihood of threatening public safety by exposing a vulnerability to terrorist attack."
The contracts include information on meetings in Atlanta, Boston and Washington, D.C.
Garry Petersen, senior economist at William-Lynn-James and project director of the power plant project the firm was hired to assist Logansport with, indicated that while an estimated timeline states these meetings already occurred, not all of them have.
"Some of it hasn't," he said. "I can't discuss where we travel before it happens. After, we can."
Petersen went on to call the contract "a living document."
"It's variable," he said. "It gives us the latitude to shift direction. It moves around as the project moves around. [Franklin and LMU Superintendent Paul Hartman] can add and subtract things that will impact costs and performance.
"We always stay within the rule of law and we always stay within our scope. There is some travel. Under the expanded part of that contract, they went to Berlin and Toronto."
Franklin confirmed the Atlanta meeting took place. He said he did not attend but that it was between the consultants and a possible vendor.
An estimated budget in the contract between the city and the firm for the negotiating phase of the project states $41,000 for special counsel will go to Brian Bosma, Indiana Speaker of the House and a partner at Kroger Gardis & Regas LLP, an Indianapolis law firm.
A request for comment from Bosma was returned by an email from Petersen with a citation of Indiana's Rules of Professional Conduct, which guides attorneys. One of the rules states, "a lawyer shall not reveal information relating to the representation of a client unless the client gives informed consent."
Petersen stated in the email that Bosma's, along with the rest of the team members' contracts, are between themselves and the firm, not themselves, the city and LMU.
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Nueva Kima - Free WiFi - Smoke & Pet Free in Mexico Beach
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vacation rental description
Only a 3 minute walk to the beach! "Nueva Kima" is a spacious single-
level, 1-bedroom triplex unit located on the beach side of Hwy
98 . . . no roads to cross! We provide you with a handy wagon for
transporting your toddlers to the beach!
Attractively furnished with a light, beach decor. Vaulted ceilings
and ceiling fans throughout. Berber carpet with ceramic tile floors
in kitchen and bath. Relax in the recliner and enjoy cable TV or a
movie from our video/DVD library. The queen-size sofabed has an
innerspring mattress PLUS there is a foam topper, mattress pads, and
a "Bar Blocker(TM)" for your added comfort. All linens are provided.
The large bedroom features a King-Size bed with a "World Class"
Simmons Beautyrest Mattress. Two closets with mirrored doors provide
over 12' of storage space.
For the children : A High Chair and Pack n Play Crib.
A screened and carpeted porch room provides a convenient place for
keeping all of your beach accessories or fishing supplies.
The rear garden area of our unit has an 18 ft x 18 ft ground
level sundeck with picnic table, deck chairs, and a charcoal BBQ
grill. The outdoor shower has HOT & cold water and a privacy
No pets are allowed at this unit.
Smoking in outdoor areas only.
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townhome rental amenities
Central Heat & Air
Free High-Speed Internet Access: DSL modem with Ethernet Cable
and a "secured" Wireless Netgear Router (WiFi)
100+ VHS/DVD video library
37" Flat Panel LCD TV with separate VCR/DVD Combo in Living Room
20" Color TV/VCR/DVD in Bedroom
Bookshelf Stereo with iPhone charger/player
2 Telephones with Answering Machine
Full-size Washer & Dryer
Iron & Ironing Board
Well equipped with everything you'll need for meal preparation.
Electric Range & Dishwasher
Full-size Refrigerator with Ice-Maker
Small appliances include:
Toaster - Microwave - Blender - Mixer - Coffee Maker
Folding Beach Chairs
Children's Wagon
High Chair
Pack N'Play Play-yard (crib)
Some guests choose to bring their own linens (sheets & towels);
however, if you wish to use the linens provided, we ask that
you please launder them before you leave. Housekeeping does
not provide laundry service and will charge you for that service
if not completed before you vacate.
We provide the following:
2 Sets of King-Size Sheets with Pillowcases
2 Sets of Queen-Size Sheets with Pillowcases
8 Bath Towels
Wash Cloths & Hand Towels
You will need to bring your own beach towels.
activities and attractions in Mexico Beach Gulf Coast North
The BEACH !!
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Rates: JAN - MAR $600/month plus utilities
APR 1 - AUG 31 $600/week
SEP 1 - Oct 31 $480/week
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