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Hurtling down a mountainside somehow doesn't seem to fit with the Portuguese way of doing things; of taking it easy, spending time with friends and family and enjoying good food and wine.
Neither, frankly, does the geography. Portugal has beautiful beaches, rocky coastlines and ... well, golf courses. But mountains?
Actually yes. In the Serra Da Estrela National Park, 300 kms north of Lisbon, there's a whole bunch of them. And it's here that you'll find Torre, the only ski resort in Portugal. (There's also a dry ski slope near Manteigas.)
It wouldn't be fair to compare Torre to any of the ski resorts in the Alps. Apart from King João V who, back in the early 1700s, ordered the construction of a seven metre pylon on top of Portugal's highest point just so that it would reach 2,000 metres, nobody else in Portugal seems too bothered that they don't have the highest pointy bits, or the fluffiest white stuff.
That's not to say skiing or snowboarding in Portugal isn't popular. At weekends during the winter, Torre is mobbed. It's just that most of the people on the slopes are locals.
The resort has a range of blue and red runs, and one black. There's a small equipment hire shop too, where you can pick up all the usual gear for a day on the slopes.
The ski season in Portugal runs from January to March, with the best snow normally falling in February.
A one day adult lift pass at Torre costs €24 (US$35)
Getting here
Most international visitors are likely to fly to Lisbon, Portugal's capital. From there, it's a three hour drive to Torre. It's a similar drive from Porto. The cities of Guarda and Fundao are much closer and would make good bases for a day or two in the snow, combined with a bit of sightseeing.
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A joint partnership between the city of Longview and the Miracle League of East Texas will soon bring a brand new baseball field to disabled kids who would not otherwise be able to play.
Organizers began fundraising for the project - the first of its kind in East Texas -about a year ago, and said they hope to break ground by next summer.
It is something a lot of kids and parents take for granted, but for kids with disabilities, a normal game of baseball comes with a lot of extra challenges.
"When they go to the base, they can't get up on the base sometimes. It trips them," said Miracle League of East Texas President Bob Graham. "The dirt snags in their wheels. It's not friendly enough. Some have no problem. Others have a great deal of difficulty."
That is where the group comes in. They hope to raise enough money—nearly $700,000—to break ground on a brand new field within a year. The field will be designed especially for kids with special needs.
"This is going to have a special surface on it," Graham said. "The whole field, bases are painted on it. It's a beautiful field. Kids can go through on walkers, go through on crutches, on wheelchairs, it doesn't matter because the surface is even and it doesn't trip anybody up."
The new field will be located right next to nearly a dozen other baseball and softball fields already in use at Longview's Lear Park.
"In this few mile region right around Longview, there's 18,000 kids with some kind of disability," Graham said. "It ranges from autism to Downs Syndrome, little slight disabilities, to some severe, but they all have the right to learn how to play baseball with everybody else."
The goal is helping the kids not just physically, but mentally as well.
"It's the self confidence they build," Graham said. "The 'I can do anything my brothers and sisters can do.' The overall drive for me is to equalize everybody. Let the kids have fun. It's a star for Longview to be able to cater to everybody."
It is the first of its kind in East Texas and the group hopes that if it is successful, they will be able to build even more in the future.
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The March Hare was recommended to me by a couple of beer enthusiasts. I really didn't know what to expect and I turned out being amazed!
Upon entering, be sure to glance at the salt-water fish tank on your left. It's a good size tank, but it's easy to miss due to other distractions of decor. (Both my friend and I missed it)
This is primarily a restaurant, not a beer bar, which focuses on good cuisine and a well-thought-out hand-selection of craft beer. My friend and I sat at the bar which seats a handful of people. There are approximately 13 tables dressed in white, two of which are high-tops, which add a nice touch of elegance to an upscale casual atmosphere.
The tap system has 8 lines of 100% craft beer. On my visit, some of my choices were Dogfish 90min IPA, Dogfish Palo Santo Marron, Leffe Blond, Weyerbacher Slam Dunkel and Stone Levitation.
To accompany the drafts, there are TWO Beer Menus; one with an extensive main-stream list of crafts broken out in sections by price (ranging roughly from $5 to $10 bottle) and the other being a smaller "reserve" list of premium crafts with prices varying from $5 to $20+.
I usually go for a burger when I'm at a new establishment and there certainly was one on the menu. I was torn and tempted to go for an entree or an appetizer because everything looked inviting and inventive. I decided to compromise. Instead of getting a regular burger, I went up a notch and got the Kobe Burger topped with Marsala Mushrooms and Smoked Gouda. What can I say? It was Obviously unlike any burger I've mentioned in my past reviews. It was delicious and went very well with my DFH 90min IPA.
I'm very anxious to return with friend for dinner as well as a happy hour or two.
The owners are very friendly, inviting, and warm. They'll make you feel very much at home while dining at The March Hare.
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The March Hare almost looks too nice when you get the the front doors. The menu displayed outside as any better restaurant will do. It made me questions the beer-focus of the place, but not for long. We went directly in and to the bar, and we pleasantly surprised to find what the other reviewers have noted, a full setup of craft-only taps, and TWO beer menus.
We were greeted warmly by the folks who run the place, and being a slow night, they hung with us the whole time talking beer, as did one of the regulars. A truly beer-focused place that you NEED to visit when in the area.
The food was excellent, and as others have noted, the bangers and mash are a simple yet very tasty dish. The sausages were tender and perfectly prepared, as were the mashed potatoes. I forget what the other three guys had, but they all raved about the food.
Do yourself a favor and spend some time at the March Hare. When in Poughkeepsie, this is going to be my place for fine beer and absolutely great food.
06-06-2009 12:31:46 | More by beerjournl
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This place is excellent. I am very impressed by the beer selection at The March Hare. They try not to put the same beer on tap twice. The food and service is amazing. Must try the bangers and mash. The owners always try to come out and greet the customers, which is a great and thoughtful thing to do. I am there about twice a week with friends and have a great time every time. Can't wait to go again this Thursday and see whats on tap. You don't see the beers that they have anywhere in or around town.
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Cultures around the world celebrate winter and religious celebrations including Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanzaa. No matter what your traditions, the Capitol Square Business Association invites everyone to kick off the holiday season at East Arlington First Lights festivities sponsored by Leader Bank and Cambridge Savings Bank on Saturday, Dec. 1, from 1-5 p.m.
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The nice part about this recipe is you can serve it a couple of different ways. If you were having a cocktail party, slice it into bite-size squares and you have yourself one easy dish that requires no forks or knives and one you could serve at room temperature - a hostess' dream.
If you are holding a fancier dinner party, you could serve this as a first course appetizer on a bed of greens. Cut it into larger squares and serve slightly warm.
Either way, your guests will love it.
Barbara's Antipasta (or Antipasti) Puff Pastry Appetizer
Serves 8-10 as a first course and 15 as an appetizer
1 package of Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry - you will use the two sheets, thawed
About 1/4 lb. each of deli-sliced Genoa salami or pepperoni, provolone cheese (or other cheeses) or your choice of Italian-style meats and cheeses
1 12-oz. jar roasted red peppers, well drained and wiped dry with a paper towel, chopped
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Line a 9 x 13 pan with parchment paper. Fit one thawed sheet of the puff pastry on the bottom of the pan. Cut it to fit, if necessary. Place one layer of the meats and then one layer of the cheese on top. Sprinkle the chopped roasted red pepper on top evenly. Cover with the top crust.
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8:30am Friday 4th January 2013 in Bantams By Simon Parker, Bradford City Reporter
Kyel Reid is predicting more ups than downs on Barnet's notorious slope tomorrow.
The flying winger is relishing a return to Underhill – where he helped wreak havoc in a 4-0 City win last term.
Reid is fit and firing again after his absence with a groin injury. He played the full game on Saturday before coming off the bench to rattle Morecambe in the closing stages on New Year's Day.
He said: "We'll be going down there all guns blazing to get the win and kick off the new year on a great run.
"I've always enjoyed playing at Barnet. Arsenal play reserve games there so I went quite a lot with West Ham.
"I had a great game there last season, Fages (Craig Fagan) also played very well and it was a good day out for us. Hopefully we can do the same again."
Reid came in for some heavy treatment from the Shrimps defenders in midweek but felt no after effects.
"There are times in games when I do think about it after a challenge but there's nothing to worry about.
"You can't just pick it up straight away and you have to work hard behind the scenes.
"Even when I've finished training, I've still got to keep on top of the strength work and make sure the groin's fine and I don't break down with any other niggles.
"But I'm picking up the match fitness. I came back with a goal (at Brentford) and then played the full game against Rochdale, which I wasn't expecting.
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"Barnet's a good place to play and we'll be targeting the three points."
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Dwyane Wade misses practice with migraine symptoms
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The Heat might want to change its playoff color scheme to something a shade darker than "White Hot."
Dwyane Wade missed practice Sunday, after a recurrence of the migraine symptoms that, in late January, caused him to miss one game and play another with goggles to shield his eyes from bright light. In that second game, at Madison Square Garden against the Knicks, Wade made 13 straight shots in one stretch – before fading late — and finished with 16 rebounds. He did so with different protective eyewear than he had planned to wear, after the league forbid him from wearing his preferred pair due to the dark tint.
Erik Spoelstra couldn't guarantee Wade's availability for Monday's Game 2 against Philadelphia, simply saying that Wade was spending the day getting rest and medicine.
If Wade can't start, the Heat's likely replacement would be James Jones, who contributed a three-pointer and, in a rarity, three two-point baskets in Game 1. It would also mean that Mike Miller, who played just three minutes Saturday, would need to offer more, with Eddie House — who scored 35 points in a fill-in start in the season finale — next in line.
It appears that Miller's left thumb injury is worse than the team, or he, has been letting on. He acknowledged Sunday that it hurts far more than the right, which is also braced following early-season surgery. When asked if it had been checked out, and in fact it would not require surgery, Miller smiled.
"Not touching that," he said.
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This is a Second Quarter-End Follow-Up to my last Global Outlook a few days ago on the current stock market correction and retrenchment.
As we end the second quarter of this year, the stock market is still in the process of regressing to the long-term trend of the underlying economy.
Based on how overvalued the stock market was before this correction, I believe the stock market may continue to correct for the next few months.
This Is Why Foxhall Capital's Risk Management Strategies Are So Important!
Foxhall has been able to outperform the Dow and the S&P 500 Index since they began to correct in April. Currently, Foxhall has moved significant percentages of our client's portfolios into short-term U.S. Treasury bonds and money market funds to help protect them during this correction.
Right now, our Foxhall ETF Global Growth Strategy is more than 23% in cash and treasury bonds; the Foxhall Pacific Rim & Emerging Markets Strategy is over 65% in cash and treasury bonds; and the Foxhall Hard Asset Strategy is over 26% in cash and treasury bonds.
I will talk more about how Foxhall Capital manages risks in this stock market correction a little later.
But FIRST, How Much More Could the Stock Market Fall?
As I have stated over the past few months, the problem has been that the U.S. stock market went almost straight up from March of 2009 until April of this year, while the underlying U.S. economy was roughly flat, just growing about 3%.
In short, the U.S. stock market was completely out-of-sync with the underlying U.S. economy.
Here is where the S&P 500 Index closed on Thursday, July 1, 2010. I am reprinting this chart with the permission of Doug Short at dshort.com.
This chart starts in October 2007 when the last bull market peaked. The S&P 500 Index as of July 1, 2010 is now down -15.6% below its April 2010 high. The chart also shows that the stock market would have to go up +34.4% in order to reach the breakeven point of the last bull market high reached on October 9, 2007.
So, Again, How Far Does The Stock Market Have To Drop To Be "In Sync" With The Underlying Economy?
Yale University Professor Robert Shiller has created a method of determining whether the U.S. stock market is over- or under-valued by using long-term 10-year Price Earnings ratios. It has a great past record of market predictions. After the recent drop in the stock market over the past 10 days, the current reading, as of July 1, 2010, of his Shiller P/E Ratio Valuation is that the U.S. stock market is currently still over-valued by about 10%.
Here is another chart I am reprinting with the permission of Doug Short at dshort.com.
Once again, you can see the long-term pattern of what the S&P 500 Index needs to do to get back into sync with the underlying U.S. economy.
If you watch all the profession financial television commentators, they are all wringing their hands and worrying that we are facing a new recession or that the world is coming to an end.
Nothing can be further from the truth. The stock market is simply regressing to its long term trend and is once again coming into "harmony" with the underlying U.S. economy.
There is nothing wrong with this! I have been publicly wondering for the past six months on the pages of this newsletter why it didn't happen sooner.
How Does Foxhall Capital Manage Portfolio Risk In These Difficult Times?
Until a "stop-loss target" is triggered, Foxhall will primarily manage risk in our client's portfolios by increasing cash and U.S. treasury bonds while volatility in the market remains high—as it is now.
The good news is I continue to believe that once we go through the summer and early fall; we will see a sustainable bull market sometime after October. But however it plays out, Foxhall's disciplined approach to managing investment risk and portfolio volatility is firmly in place.
At Foxhall Capital Risk Management Is Very Important
I've always believed that the true measure of an investment manager is how high a priority they place on risk management and rigidly limiting client portfolio losses.
As active investment managers, our primary function at Foxhall Capital is to manage the down-side risk of our client's portfolios.
Warren Buffett's mentor and Columbia University professor, Benjamin Graham once wrote, "The essence of investment management is the management of RISKS, not the management of RETURNS." He said, "Well-managed portfolios start with this precept."
At Foxhall Capital, our primary objective is first and foremost risk management. That means that our primary objective is to try to make sure that none of our clients experience significant loss of principal in their investment accounts. Our next, but secondary objective is to increase the value of our client's accounts. But Risk Management is ALWAYS our
primary objective.
What Does Foxhall Do To Specifically Manage Risk?
This Foxhall Capital Preserve, Defend & Protect Risk Management Strategy also provides another level of risk management in bull markets. When volatility in the stock market goes up like it is doing right now, Foxhall Capital automatically increases the amount of cash and U.S. government bonds in our client's investment accounts.
As I mentioned earlier in this newsletter the various "Foxhall Core Investment Strategies" are currently over 23% to over 65% in cash money market funds and short term U.S. Treasury bond funds.
This has helped Foxhall clients buffer the stock market turndown over the past two months.
Secondly, we maintain a stop-loss on the overall client portfolio. If a portfolio stop-loss is triggered, we will move the entire portfolio to cash or U.S. treasury bonds.
Thirdly, we maintain a stop-loss on all of the key indexes we follow. That means if the stop-loss on the S&P 500 Index for the U.S., the EAFE Index for other developed markets, the Emerging Markets Index or the commodities index is triggered on one or more of these indexes, Foxhall will sell out of those specific positions.
Our theory is that whichever of these stop-loss targets hit first, we will start reducing our client's exposure to the market.
Lastly, we monitor U.S. and global markets every day. We have significantly reduced our exposure to Europe and some Asian stock markets.
Where Do We Go From Here?
Whether we like it or not the global markets are now all interconnected. That means when there is a debt crisis in Europe or a housing bubble in Asia—it will negatively affect the U.S. stock market.
Here is the bottom line! Foxhall Capital will use all of its Preserve, Defend & Protect Risk Management Strategies to limit our client's portfolios to any significant loss.
We also must remember that this is a correction within a long-term bull market. The definition of a long-term bull market is everything is broadly going up over a five to eight year period. That is why investors don't want to completely exit the stock market unless all our Foxhall stop-losses are triggered.
Until a stop-loss target is triggered, Foxhall will primarily manage risk in our client's portfolios by increasing cash and U.S. treasury bonds while volatility in the market remains high.
As I have said before, even though this correction may play out over the next few months, and may feel unpleasant, this is something fundamentally very healthy.
The stock market and the economy MUST return to some balance and I don't know how that can happen without a correction like we are going through right now.
But once we go through this period, I can see a really sustainable bull market this fall. I believe that all of the "sky is falling" predictions of a new depression from TV and Internet "investment gurus" are nonsense.
All the stock market is trying to do is return to some semblance of balance with the underlying U.S. economy after a crazy and unsustainable upward trajectory since March 2009.
This is not more complicated than that!
Until then!
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I think it could be argued that a TRUE franchise quarterback is a once in a decade prospect... well, I guess two with Luck and Griffin
I'm surprised by that... everything I read insinuates he's a demi-God
Call me blind, but I don't see what everyone else sees in Jadeveon Clowney. I see an unpolished version of Julius Peppers. Jason Pierre-Paul. Good, maybe even great with the right coaching, but without legendary potential.We'll see, I guess.
Quote from: ShotsDownfieldBucs! on August 27, 2013, 01:46:13 PMI'm surprised by that... everything I read insinuates he's a demi-GodHaven't you heard? Reggie White and Deacon Jones amalgamated in Heaven, and they've come back to sit the bench behind Jadeveon Clowney.
Quote from: The Anti-Java on August 27, 2013, 01:30:26 PMThe Rams are giving up on Bradford already?I would.. He's not that good.
The Rams are giving up on Bradford already?
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
doesnt clowney have some injury history? ill take a franchise QB every day over any other position.


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Spacious, modern, year-round home, by deep water. Master bedroom suite on first floor with king bed, Jacuzzi, shower and sauna. Dining room, livingroom, laundry ( large capacity washer and dryer) and kitchen also on the first floor. Upstairs are two wings joined by a sunroom/sitting area. Wing 1 has bedroom with queen bed, bath with tub/shower combo and den/office with TV. Den looks out onto the water. Wing 2 has bedroom with queen bed, bedroom with 2 twins, bathroom with seated shower.
Suitable for family reunions, business groups and large families.
Screened-in porch and deck with gas grill overlook ocean. Sturdy stairs take you down to the beach. Downstairs is ping-pong table and games for rainy-day fun.
This house has cross ventillation in every room and on the rare 90*F day, it can be cooled in 30 minutes by opening skylights and ocean windows as the outside cools. It does not have air conditioning.
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Modern gourmet/eat-in kitchen with gas/electric stove, warming drawer, microwave, and dishwashing drawers. Kitchen looks out onto the sunny garden. Pick blueberries for pancakes in garden during the season. Service for 12, picnic equipment and other serving pieces, plus food processer, juicer and blender makes this perfect for entertaining. Dining room has chairs for 8. There are extra, fold up chairs in a closet.
Paved driveway and three car garage.
Cable, Wi-fi, flat screen TV (2 total TVs), and Blueray player. Local phone, basic cable TV service.
Whole house back-up generator, fire sprinkler system, towel warmers in 2 bathrooms and radiant-floor heating.
Three kayaks, one double with rudder, two lake Otters plus PFDs and paddles available. (Use at your own risk.)
Fireplace with rack of cut wood outside (covered with a tarp and dry).
Professionally landscaped with native plants, including wild blueberries and ferns.
Lawn for play and games. (Look for deer at dawn and dusk, fox, eagles, and raccoons.) On the water, you may see seals and dolphins. In basement are lawn games and other amusements for children and adults.
Local post office in Salisbury Cove (cute, tiny facility) accepts general delivery mail or you can rent a box there.
activities and attractions in Bar Harbor Maine
Sail up to the house (you will need a dinghy to get to beach), on this pristine shore with edible mussels. Free Island Explorer bus stops right outside the driveway during peak season (consult their web-site for schedule). Within walking distance of historic Salisbury Cove and 1.5 miles from Acadia National Park Hulls Cove entrance. Seven minutes by car from Hancock County airport, one hour from Bangor. Pirate's Cove mini-golf down the road as well as Mainley Meats (Bar-B-Que), Bay Gulls bagels and deserts and ice-cream and the Trenton Lobster Pound (other direction). You can fish in the ocean without a license or get a license and fish on Hamilton Pond which is within walking distance. If you are familiar with kayaks, paddle across the way to the MDI Biolab and float through the stone arch at high tide (see picture), or paddle further around the point and picnic in the "Ovens" which are shallow waterside caves with pebble beaches, best at low tide.
In a boat, you can sail or motor to docks in Bar Harbor or drive (7 minutes) to town.
The Hulls Cove entrance to Acadia National Park is 2 miles away. Drive there, bike there or take the bus (you can put your bikes on the front grill of the bus). Ranger programs, hiking on graded paths up the mountain or biking or walking on the carriage trails (no cars) are fun things to do. You can swim in a lake with a lifeguard or dare the "Ledges" and enter Echo Lake by the cliff.
Local church is Eden Baptist Church. Jazzercise classes are in the social hall.
Kebo Valley golf Club is a historic course in Bar Harbor. Lessons, pro shop are up to date. Other, local golf courses also close-by.
In Ellsworth a seasonal locomotive takes visitors on a scenic ride.
Restaurants for every taste abound from the Chart House, a sea-side fish house, to Havana's, a latin restaurant with a wine list of note, to Epi's a downtown cafeteria, to Nostranos, a private Italian restaurant.
During July and August music abounds with the Bar Harbor Music Festival (with live opera) and the Northeast Harbor Chamber series. Repertory theater( good) and the local cinema are where the locals hang out.
I can help suggest dining and activities for you including activities for kids.
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May, early June $3,000; Late June $4,000; July-Aug. $5,500; Sept. $4000; Oct. $3,000. Winter rates: $300/night, 3 nights minimum or $1000/week.
One half plus $500 security deposit needed to hold reservation. The rest of rent plus 8% Maine Lodging tax needed 6 weeks prior to rental date. After housekeeper's inspection, security deposit is refunded. Refunds are possible less 15% service charge if another renter can be found after full payment has been made. Rentals are Sunday to Sunday. Winter, $300/night, minimum 3 nights.
Avialable year round, by the week.
Janice Woychik 919 961-6640
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Top things to do in Bar Harbor
- Hike, bike, climb, swim in Acadia National Park.
- Enjoy fine dining in restaurants nationally reviewed.
- Listen to concerts, see shows and visit museums.
- Boat tours: deep sea fishing, sightseeing & nature cruises.
- Golf! Near historic Kebo ValleyGolf Club & others.
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the park, swim in the lakes, rent bikes, hike.
- Restaurants for all budgets.
- Free community events such as concerts in the park.
- Contra dancing, ballroom dancing, events at the local college.
- Movies in historic theaters, and Reel Pizza Cinerama.
Top things to do with a family
- Dine al fresco at a lobster pound.
- Enjoy the local parks, including St. Mary's in Bar Harbor.
- Visit the Oceanarium, Diver Ed, the Abbe Museum.
- Bike the carriage roads (no cars).
- Play at Sand Beach or climb the rocks on Ocean Drive.
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Roast Pork Loin with Apples
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Pineapple Casserole Asparagus and Pea Casserole
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Roast Pork Loin With Apples
1 (5-pound) Pork Loin Roast with Ribs
1 teaspoon sage
2 teaspoons salt
½ teaspoon pepper
1 medium apple, cored
½ cup apple jelly, melted Melt the apple jelly in a pan on the stove.Preheat oven to 350-degrees. Cut between the ribs of roast about ¾ of the way through. Rub the mixture of sage, salt, and pepper into the roast, including the slits. Place fat side up on rack in shallow pan. Roast for 2 ½ hours or to 175-degrees on meat thermometer. Cut apple into
½-inch rings; and then into halves. Insert peeling side up into the slits of the roast. Brush generously with the jelly. Let stand for 30 minutes.
Yield 8-servings.
Mama Gillis' Baked Macaroni N' Cheese
Pay close attention to the ingredients. You do not have to make a white sauce like the traditional Homemade Macaroni N' Cheese.
This is very easy. Just sit back and listen to how Mama Gillis told me to make this many years ago. I can hear her now explaining this to me.
Just to warn you-she loved butter, cream and cheese. But who doesn't, right?2 cups elbow macaroni, uncooked
1 stick butter
1 (12-ounce) can evaporated milk
2 cups sharp cheese, grated
Black pepper to taste
Boil macaroni according to directions on package. DO NOT DRAIN WATER. Do you want to know why? Mama Gillis told me that the water in the Macaroni has plenty of starch. Why throw it out? The starch water is a thickening and you will not have to make a cream sauce. What a time saver!
Put a stick of butter in the in the water. The hot water will melt the butter. Then pour the cooked noodles and melted butter in a 2-quart
Greased baking dish. Remember some of the water in which you boiled the macaroni boiled away in the process.
Pour enough of the evaporated milk in the baking dish to just cover the macaroni. Then add 1 ½ cups of the grated Sharp Cheese and stir just until
It begins to melt, leaving the other ½ cup of Sharp Cheese for the Topping. Stir in just enough black pepper to taste. Then add the remaining
Grated cheese and sprinkle a little more black pepper and paprika on top of the casserole. I do not use any salt in the recipe for the Sharp Cheese has plenty of salt. You may want to add some later for taste.
Bake at 350-degrees for about 30-35 minutes until nice and bubbly. Mama Gillis made this dish for every day.Yields about 8 servings.
Pineapple Casserole
This dish is perfect is rather unique. It is a wonderful side dish. Great for potlucks, too.
2 (20-ounce) cans pineapple , drained ( I used I- can of tidbits) and (1 can of crushed. ) However, I did not specify in the cookbook for it is your own preference. Save the drained pineapple juice.
6 tablespoons pineapple juice
1 cup white sugar
1 cup white sugar
6 tablespoons flour (all-purpose)
2 cups of sharp cheese, grated
1 stick of butter, melted1 stack of Ritz or Ritz-like crackers, crushed * (if you prefer, you may use 3-cups of cornflakes, crushed instead of the crackers)
Mix, flour, sugar, and pineapple juice in a bowl. Add pineapple and cheese. Pour into a greased 2-quart baking dish. Crumble the crackers or corn flakes to cover the top of the mixture. Then pour the melted butter over the cornflakes or crackers. Bake at 350-degrees for 30-45 minutes.
When it starts bubbling and turns a golden brown, it is done. Yields-6-8- servings.
Asparagus and Pea Casserole
A great Easter dish!!!
2 cups English Peas (Southern term for sweet peas),drained or 1(15-ounce can)
1 (14.5-ounce) can asparagus, drained (I like to use the cut asparagus spears)**
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon pepper
1 (4-ounce) jar pimentos, chopped (you do not have to drain)
2 hard-boiled eggs, chopped (optional)
1 1/2 cup Ritz or Ritz-like crackers, crushed
1 cup evaporated milk
1 ½ cup Sharp Cheese, shredded
Dash of paprika 1 stick of butter, melted
*** You may use fresh Asparagus. Cook, drain and cut the asparagus into 2-inch pieces.
Preheat oven to 350-degrees. Grease a 2-quart baking dish. Mix all ingredients together, except for the melted butter and paprika.
Pour into baking dish. Pour melted butter on top. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake for 30 minutes until nice and bubbly. Yields 6-servings.
Sour Cream Pound Cake
(which you can turn into a Easter Egg Nest Cake if you so choose)
1 cup real butter, softened
3 cups sugar
6 eggs, separated
¼ teaspoon soda
3 cups all-purpose flour, sifted
1 (8-ounce) carton of sour cream
1 teaspoon almond flavoring
1 tablespoon vanilla flavoring
Preheat oven to 325-degrees. Cream butter until light and fluffy, adding sugar gradually, beating well. Add egg yolks one at a time, beating well after each addition. Combine soda and flour, adding to the creamed mixture alternately with the sour cream, beginning and ending with the flour. Mix well.
Stir in the flavorings. Whip egg whites (room temperature) till they are stiff peaks, but not dry. Fold the egg whites into the batter.** Pour the batter into
A prepared 10-tube pan or Bundt pan that has been greased and flour. Bake for 1-hour and 15 minutes. Or until test shows clean. Ovens vary, it may need to cook another 5-10 minutes. When cooking a pound cake, do not open the oven door until at least 1-hour has passed while cooking. Cool the pan for 10 minutes and then remove. This is one delicious cake.If you would like to make the Easter Egg Nest Cake, see directions, below. However, the pound cake is a dessert in itself.**To make The Easter Egg Nest Cake, I took a small muffin or cupcake pan and greased it. I took about 1 cup of pound cake batter and filled each muffin tin half-way. I cook them for about 15-20 minutes until done. I then let them cool for 10 minutes before taking them out of the pans.I then iced them with different colored buttercream icing. (Easter Colors)I iced my Pound cake with buttercream icing and made colored coconut with green food coloring. I place the colored coconut on the cake, to make it look like an Easter Nest.
I then took the small iced cupcakes and placed them on and around the cake . It looks like a Easter Egg Nest Cake.
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The 2009 murder of cleveland business owner, fredy perez, still haunts the community. police say the suspect or suspects didn't want money, they wanted perez dead.
Cold Case: Jody Anderson
It's a case that's cast a dark cloud over the city of fort oglethorpe for more than 30 years. in 1979, 15-year- old jody anderson was found slouched up against a fence with a rope around his neck. Once thought suicide, it has been since determined murder.
Cold Case Files: Lisa Manis
Strangled and then thrown in a ditch off mountain creek road. that's what chattanooga police say happened to a young woman more than 18 years ago.
Golden Apple Award
Golden Apple Award Banquet
WDEF News 12 and Bi-Lo took time tonight to honor some of our area's best teachers at our Golden Apple Banquet.
GOLDEN APPLE: Wes Wood from Thrasher Elementary
Colleagues describe Wes Wood's enthusiasm for teaching as contagious. The Thrasher Elementary School instructor uses items like autographed photos and exercise balls to make his classroom feel like home...And keep his lessons exciting.
GOLDEN APPLE: Diane Hitchcock from Snow Hill Elementary
Diane Hitchcock says she wants her students to raise the bar -- and pass it. Her approach to teaching keeps her second grade class at Snow Hill Elementary advancing to levels beyond expectations.
Golden Apple: Diane Hitchcock
Diane Hitchcock says she wants her students to raise the bar -- and pass it. Her approach to teaching keeps her second grade class at Snow Hill Elementary advancing to levels beyond expectations.
Golden Apple: John Daum
Colleagues say John Daum goes above and beyond for his students. The Central High School teacher cares so much... When one of his students came down with cancer, he shaved his head to show his support. But it didn't stop there.
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