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Model 110.20702990. Is there a part to remove nut spanner? We can hear spinning sound under the tub. Any suggestions to what may have broken? I was washing long piece of fabric...came home and found it like this. The water did drain out to the best of my knowledge.
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Brownies in Muffin Tins- The Ultimate Corner Brownies?
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This afternoon I'll be doing brownies from Julia Child's Baking Book.
I want to try them in teflon coated muffin tins. Has anyone done this?Because they will bake faster, I'm trying to figure out what will be my signal to remove them from the oven...... What are your thoughts/experiences, you talented CH chefs out there?????Thanks much.
What are your usual signals? I don't know Julia's recipe, but with mine I look for puffed in the center and starting to crack on top. When the house smells like chocolate, the brownies are done!
As I lost custody of my 8*8 pan a few years ago, muffin tins are our regular brownie pans. I look for definite "rinds," but a gooey center.
when in doubt, go for underbaking rather than over baking...maybe make two pans worth and pull out at diff times and make notes?
v good suggestion.; thanks. i'm doing rick katz's from julia child book, and comparing to alice medrich's unsw choc brownie recipe.
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You want corner brownies? Check out this pan; baking, as you know it, will be forever changed.
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xan- that's precisely my point- you get 'the ultimate corner brownies' when you bake them in muffin tins! no need to spend $35...
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But Opinionated, the pan is good for much more than brownies! I've made cheesecakes, "regular" butter cakes, lasagne, persimmon pudding . . .
I do, however, admire your thriftiness; using a muffin tin is a terrific idea.
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OK. I just gasped in joy - in any casserole-type dishes, it's not done in my mind until it's nearly burnt on the edges (carry over from my mother, but I LOVE crispy edges, especially in baked mac n cheese). I eat the four corners first, then re-bake the middle at length in the oven so it gets crispy again. This would totally save on my over-dry-because-I-overcooked-it-for-crispy-edges syndrome!
You totally made my day.
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Who would have thought? I have never seen anything so unique. Personally, I prefer the inside gooey's. I usually trim the whole pan of edges before serving, but of course those ends don't go to waste.
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Me too but I would get killed if I ever through them away. They get eaten by the corner lovers in the house, which everyone but me!
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Wow, what a great idea. I will definitely do this in my mini tins...
Funny, I just did a recipe yesterday called Black Bottom Muffin Cups or some such thing...they are brownies baked in mini muffin pans with a layer of cheesecake type stuff in the middle...very good, but not brownie-edge-like...but they probably would have been had I baked them longer. It's worth a shot for sure.
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I have never seen liners small enough for my mini pan, but I haven't had any trouble getting the little guys out. Mine take 10-12 minutes to bake up.
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I have seen the liners for the tiny muffin tins, you can get them at the craft store. I use the ones they sell for putting candies in, they are just the right size. I also use the Wilton Cake Release stuff to get things out of the tiny muffin pans and it works well.
My test for doneness for brownies whether in a pan or muffin tin is a good old toothpick inserted in the center. Done when it comes out with crumbs clinging to it, not wet batter (not done yet) and not dry (too late!!)
I make my brownies in regular sized muffin tins for parties and such. I line them with a baking cup so they come right out, and take them out when they feel done by touching the center.
Sometimes I put miniature candy bars in the middle - Snickers, Andes mints, etc - it's a nice little surprise!
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My Dad (Dan Hurley) got inspired to call Charles McHale [Father Charles or Cousin Charlie]. He knew that the McHale's came from Clew Bay, County Mayo probably from Westport. He & his brother visited the spot some years ago.
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This is a classic movie blog, you know, so it's supposed to be about classic movies. But there are different ways of defining "classic." Personally I'm drawn to the definition offered up in a recent Frazz comic strip, that classic is defined by how it takes to forget something. But there are other definitions, too—and it's worth remembering that "classic" doesn't always mean "classy." And that sometimes movies can be thoroughly entertaining and worthwhile without being classic. Because, let's face it, Peter Yates' 1976 Mother, Jugs, and Speed is not going to find itself on just about anyone's roster of "classic films," but it's a surprising gem worth revisiting. It's also not likely to turn up on TCM anytime soon, which is a shame, because it may have been too quickly forgotten for how well it works.
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A few years back, I was teaching the musical comedy when a male student remarked that he did not care for musicals because they were like chick flicks—too focused on romance and too filled with music that was old-fashioned. He did not find the production numbers with Fred Astaire from Top Hat to be particularly impressive; while he recognized that Astaire was good at his craft, anyone can take lessons and learn to dance, or so he claimed. For the next class, I came armed with a clip of the Nicholas Brothers performing their famous staircase dance from Stormy Weather (left). The class was dutifully impressed, and the student who dismissed musicals begrudgingly admitted that he liked the Nicholas Brothers whom he compared to athletes. The incident came to mind because today is Fayard Nicholas's birthday, and it seemed fitting to acknowledge the talents of the Nicholas Brothers.
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To cap this year's Summer Under the Stars series, TCM devotes the last day of August to British actor Rex Harrison, best remembered as Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady. Harrison's extensive career was more diverse and interesting than his signature role suggests, which is true of most actors whose life-long work has been reduced to one famous role.
During the 1940s, Harrison was under contract to 20th Century Fox, where he was cast in a variety of films, including Anna and the King of Siam, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, and Unfaithfully Yours. Supposedly, Harrison was unhappy at Fox because he felt the studio did not appreciate his talents for sophisticated romantic comedy. He was granted a release from his contract, though I suspect Fox's decision to let him go had more to do with the scandal resulting from Harrison's role in the suicide of Carole Landis. Frankly, this is the only phase of Harrison's career that I find interesting. There is something unlikable about his movie-star image, which began as an arrogant, supercilious cad in the 1940s and evolved into a stuffy patriarch by the 1960s. The publicity surrounding his unsuccessful marriages and dalliances only furthered this aspect of his persona. At least his roles for Fox either used this persona to its best advantage or softened it.
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While celebrating my 20th wedding anniversary at Walt Disney World a couple of weeks ago, I had occasion to think about racist content in family movies.
No, no–hold on, bear with me. I was having a great time and was fully immersed in the magical world of Disney like I was supposed to, but I ran across an interesting paradox that got me thinking. You see, over the years, Disney has retired some rides because their source material was deemed too obscure (bye bye Mr. Toad's Wild Ride), and even some that didn't seem all that obscure got the axe to make way for attractions based on the latest releases (bye bye 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea).
Given this policy, the enduring popularity of Splash Mountain at the Magic Kingdom is something to marvel at, since the ride is based on perhaps the most obscure work in the entire Disney canon, Song of the South. Weirder still, Splash Mountain debuted in 1989, a few years after its source material Song of the South was decommissioned and mothballed. It would have been easier to just forget Song of the South ever existed–but there's something about this film that is not so easily forgotten.
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Posted by David Kalat on March 5, 2011
Last week I posted an essay about 1930′s comedy star William Haines, and ignited some impassioned responses in the comments area from some Haines supporters who took umbrage at what I wrote. I like to provoke intense feelings—I can't see much point to wasting my life writing about movies if I don't generate some kind of response. I could be spending my time playing with my kids, or drinking. . . or drinking with my kids. So, I think angry comments are better than no comments at all—but this particular firestorm has encouraged me to write a sequel.
This week isn't about Haines, though, but is about the issue that informed last week's controversy: how changing cultural attitudes influences how we react to comedy. And the touchstone I'll be using for this week's discussion is blackface comedy of the 20s and 30s—I use the term "blackface" broadly, to cover not just white actors playing blacks but black actors playing crude black stereotypes. If you click on the "read more" button, you will be greeted with some images and film clips I fully expect to be offensive. Proceed advisedly.
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One thing I love about blogging here is the sense of a real conversation developing with readers. Several weeks ago, I wrote about Laurel and Hardy's first talkie, UNACCUSTOMED AS WE ARE, and the comments to that post inspired me to explore the larger story of the transition from silent to sound—and that post's comments were so wide-ranging and inspiring I have my work cut out for me to just keep up. I'm not surprised that readers challenged my off-hand references to Buster Keaton's talkies—and next week I'll pick that thread back up—but I was surprised (read: thrilled) that the comments then spurted off in an unexpected tangent about Westerns.
Duke Roberts specifically asked: "Could you research why exactly the western died the way it did? The one western a year, or every other year, does not satisfy."
Why have Westerns spiffled out as a genre? Well, I don't want to just toss out half-baked ideas, so let me work through these things over the course of several posts.
I'd like to start off by taking a look at one particular issue: how Westerns portray Native Americans. The Cowboys 'n' Injuns storylines of a lot of older Westerns weren't meant to have the kind of deep cultural complexity that they now do—and that means that modern Westerns either have to mostly ignore the native peoples, or directly address the complicated politics involved.
If scientists were to announce tomorrow that astronomers suddenly discovered that, y'know, outer space really doesn't exist, and in fact all those things we call stars are just sparkly lights in a solid firmament located immediately in the sky, just like the ancients believed… well, that would have ramifications for people making SF movies, and we might be sitting here talking about why nobody makes films like STAR WARS anymore.
So, what I'd like to do is take you through a mirror world of Westerns from a parallel universe that has a wholly different take on the relationship between white settlers and natives—and may help shine a light on how universal the Western genre actually is.
Livin' la vida 12 ANGRY MEN
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12 ANGRY MEN is a dangerous movie. It's one of the worst threats to my productivity of any movie ever made—if I'm unlucky enough to come across it while channel surfing, I'm stuck. I won't be going anywhere until it's over. And once, the movie sucked me in pretty much literally, until I found myself living inside it, with the fate of an actual human being in the balance.
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Lillian Travers (Edith Story) makes a surprise visit to her boyfriend Dr. Cassadene (Sidney Drew). But the surprise is on her when she catches him in what sure seems like a comprising position with a wealthy widow. He makes the requisite apologies, they make up, and it all goes pear shaped again when he blows their next rendez-vous, once again caught with the same widow. She gives him a third chance—and as she comes out of her house to meet him, there he is, entangled in the clutches of three fawning women. If this were any other movie, you'd expect Lillian to blow her top and walk out on him, continuing the cycle of sitcommy complications that you've come to expect by this point. Oh, but A FLORIDA ENCHANTMENT is not any other movie. And let us uncover its fabulousness in stages:
Eddie Cantor, Ali Baba, and the New Deal: Reading History in Film
Posted by Susan Doll on November 8, 2010
Last Saturday morning, I spoke before a small crowd at Oakton Community College, advocating the teaching of media literacy to high-school and middle-school students. Among the many reasons for teaching media or film literacy is to understand how movies are cultural artifacts that capture the issues, problems, and concerns of the era that produced it. In my research, I found an article from the journal Social Studies in which education expert Trenia Walker, who teaches media literacy to high-school educators, noted that too often teachers use movies to "illustrate" a historical time period or event. In other words, they show something like JFK or Far and Away, because according to the teachers, "Students would see what a time period was really like" ("Historical Literacy: Reading History Through Film," January/February 2006). But, the narrative feature film is a fictional mode, even when the story is a biopic or a historical drama based on an actual person or event. So, showing a movie in this manner misrepresents both the history and the film.
Movies can be used as a tool to help teach history but not in such a simplistic manner. Instead, character types, plot events, themes, genre conventions, and bits of dialogue must be interpreted to understand how they recreate, reflect, or recast the issues, problems, concerns, and preoccupations of the era that produced the film. In other words, instead of showing Pearl Harbor (2001) to show the attitudes and concerns of America at the outbreak of World War II, teachers should be showing Casablanca (1942) and explaining the anti-isolationist position that is part of the film's subtext. Unfortunately, as Ms. Walker pointed out in her article, the vast majority of teachers and schools associate "literacy" only with print media, and their methodologies and teaching models are all geared toward print literacy.
These ideas were still swirling around in my head when I attended the classic movie series at the Bank of America Theater that evening to see Eddie Cantor in Ali Baba Goes to Town, a vehicle tailor-made for the musical comedy star that turned out to be a perfect example of history via the movies. Released in 1937, Ali Baba Goes to Town is a snapshot of Depression-era America, offering jokes, wisecracks, characters, and musical styles reflective of the politics, tastes, and culture of the time. [...MORE]
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One of the things you can always count on Thanksgiving bringing, aside from a food come, is leftovers. We all have our classic favorites each year, but with Spurs forward Matt Bonner on the road, he says the team dinner never includes leftovers so he might have to venture elsewhere for his favorite turkey sandwhich. Asked what would normally be part of his leftover turkey sandwhich, Bonner said typically, you've got the turkey out of the fridge with some stuffing and gravy and cranberry sauce and you've got yourself an amazing leftover sandwich." Bonner ay just have to settle for turkey subs until he is back in San Antonio on December 1.
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Scenario 1: four players, A, B, C, D. During (active) player A's upkeep, I'm pretty sure (non-active) players B, C, and D can cast an instant or activate a card ability targeting themselves, their own permanents and-or player A/player A's permanents, but can player B target player C/player C's permanents, as well (despite it not being neither B's nor C's turn)?
Scenario 2: It's player A's main phase. She passes priority before entering her combat phase. Can players B, C, and D now cast spells like Vile Rebirth and, if so, whose graveyards/creatures are viable targets? Could any of these players cast a spell like Thunderous Wrath, targeting any of the other 3 opponents/opponents' creatures?
Scenario 3: Player A attacks player B with her 5/5 creature with 'trample.' Player B blocks with her 2/2 creature. Can players C & D now add their own spells to the stack even though they aren't engaged in the combat, theoretically changing the tides of battle in B's favor? Could C and D target each other this way at this point in the combat phase?
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New Delhi, Oct 5 : The 29th Youth National Basketball Championship will be held Oct 6-13 at the Emerald Heights International School in Indore.
Twenty-four teams, each in boys and girls, from different states will be participating in the week-long event. The format of the Championship will be league-cum-knockout.
The Under-16 tournament will be organised by the Basketball Federation of India (BFI) in collaboration with the Madhya Pradesh Basketball Association (MPBA).
Last year the championship was held in Nagpur where Delhi (Boys) and Kerala (Girls) won.
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Best Buy is announcing 50 stores will close by the end of the summer
Monday, April 16, 2012 - 5:05pm
BATON ROUGE, LA (FOX44) - Best Buy says none of the stores in Louisiana are included in the list of shops set to close.
The chain is announcing 50 stores across the country will close.
It's in an attempt to cut 800 million dollars in costs and slash 400 jobs.
Two stores have already closed this year.
Best Buy says the 50 that will lock their doors are expected to do so over the summer.
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