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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE -- Col. John Devillier will take command of the 88th Air Base Wing at Wright-Patterson AFB during a change of command ceremony scheduled for July 17 at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
He will succeed Col. Cassie Barlow, who is retiring from the Air Force after a 26-year career.
Lt. Gen. C. D. Moore II, commander of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, will preside over the ceremony.
Devillier will command one of the largest air base wings in the Air Force with more than 5,000 Air Force military, civilian, and contractor employees. The wing provides support and services to one of the largest, most diverse, and most organizationally complex bases in the Air Force including a major acquisition center, research and development laboratories, a major command headquarters, an airlift wing, and the world's largest military air museum. The base is home to more than 27,000 employees and is the largest single-site employer in Ohio.
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Barlow has served as wing commander since July 17, 2012.
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text: New Judge Assigned in Landrieu Residency Case After Recusal Print article Send a Tip by Michael Patrick Leahy 3 Sep 2014 post a comment A source at the Clerk of Courts in Louisiana's 19th Judicial District told Breitbart News on Wednesday that Judge Todd Hernandez, the judge originally assigned to preside over the lawsuit objecting to Senator Mary Landrieu's (D-LA) candidacy on Friday, Paul Hollis versus Mary L. Landrieu and Tom Schedler, Louisiana Secretary of State, has recused himself from the case. According to the source, the case is in the process of being reassigned to Judge Wilson Fields. In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News the plaintiff in the case, State Representative Paul Hollis, confirmed that it was his understanding as well that Judge Hernandez had recused himself and Judge Fields has been assigned the case. Hollis told Breitbart News that he understands Hernandez had recused himself because, like Senator Landrieu, he is up for re-election on the November 4, 2014 ballot, and, given that status, believes it would be inappropriate for him to preside over the lawsuit challenging her qualifications as a candidate. The Advocate reported on Wednesday that "State District Judge Wilson Fields has scheduled a hearing [on Hollis's suit] Friday morning." Judge Fields has recently been in the news for his decision last month to allow controversial Juvenile Court Judge Yolanda King to remain on the ballot this fall in New Orleans. Mayor Mitch Landrieu of New Orleans had asked that Judge King be removed from the ballot, on the grounds that she was under felony indictment for falsifying her address. Landrieu's motion was opposed by Secretary of State Tom Schedler and the New Orleans Clerk of Court. "Civil Court Judge Wilson Fields ruled that the protocol for declaring the judge's seat 'vacant' was not followed in King's case," WWL TV reported. Judge Fields is the brother of controversial former Congressman Cleo Fields (D-LA), who was caught on video by the FBI in 1997 accepting an estimated $25,000 in cash from disgraced former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards. The video surfaced at Governor Edward's 2000 trial for corruption. Government prosecutors contended at the time "the payoff to Fields - believed to be $25,000 - is part of the $400,000 in cash that DeBartolo paid Edwards on March 12 in San Francisco, allegedly for greasing the skids with the Louisiana Gaming Board for DeBartolo to win the state's 15th and last riverboat casino license." When the video was made public, Cleo Fields "told Baton Rouge TV stations he did nothing wrong, because he was a private citizen when he received the money." Edwards was convicted of corruption in the case, but Cleo Fields was never charged with a crime related to his acceptance of the cash. Cleo Fields was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1992, and served two terms there. In 1995 he lost his race for governor in a bitterly contested election. Though Fields finished in second place with 19% of the vote in the primary, he lost the runoff election in a landslide. Senator Landrieu placed third in the primary with 18% of the vote and failed to qualify for the two person runoff. In 1996 Landrieu ran for the U.S. Senate and won the seat she seeks to retain in this November's election. Cleo Fields was later elected to the Louisiana State Senate, where he served until 2008, when he was term limited out. He currently practices law in Louisiana, and is credited as the person who coined the original version of this memorable phrase from the 2008 Obama campaign: "Rosa Parks sat, so that Martin Luther King could walk, Martin Luther King walked so that Obama could run, Obama ran so that we all can fly."


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|LifeWay to keep selling updated NIV
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LifeWay Christian Resources is to continue selling the updated New International Version (NIV) Bible in its LifeWay stores, despite an appeal to stop doing so.
Trustees of the Southern Baptist organization voted last week not to comply with a non-binding resolution approved by the denomination's 2011 convention requesting LifeWay consider not selling the 2011 NIV. The resolution argued that the revised NIV, brought out last year, indicated the updated version was "inaccurate" and used "gender neutral methods of translation."
Baptist Press (BP) reported that the trustee chairman, Adam Greenway, told the Feb. 13-14 meeting that LifeWay had received support for continuing to carry the 2011 NIV from R. Albert Mohler Jr. and Russell Moore of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Jimmy Draper, former president of LifeWay; George Guthrie, professor of Bible at Union University; and Douglas Moo, chairman of the Committee on Bible Translation, which translated the new NIV.
"Messengers to the 2011 SBC annual meeting were encouraged to vote for the resolution based on incorrect information," Greenway told trustees. As an example, the 2011 NIV has no gender-neutral wording for the names of God, he said, adding that it "follows translation methodologies that are embraced by the overwhelming majority of Bible translators in the world."
But, Greenway pointed out that choosing to continue to sell the updated NIV is not an endorsement, BP said. "We endorse what we publish, and the translation we publish is the Holman Christian Standard Bible," he told trustees. "We do not believe the 2011 NIV rises to the level to where it should be pulled or censored or not carried in our retail chain."
"We are not giving a stamp of approval. ... We are simply saying from a retail perspective, we do not believe that we should cease carrying and make available to the public the 2011 NIV," Greenway added.
Rainer also said that LifeWay's decision to withdraw from a relationship with Susan G. Komen for the Cure because of Komen's relationship to Planned Parenthood "was the right thing to do, even though we may sustain financial losses because of it. I regret the losses, but not the decision. As a result, people know they can trust LifeWay to take a biblical stand."
Rainer noted that several options were being reviewed for use of the special pink Bibles that were removed from store shelves earlier this year because they promised a donation to Komen for every Bible sold. He assured trustees the Bibles would not be destroyed, but would rather be used to bring comfort to those suffering through breast cancer.
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2 bedrooms, 1kitchen, 1 living room with dining area, 1 bathroom, 2 toilets, gas heating
Well cared for detached house. Only 900 meters to the beach.
To 79 sqm on the ground floor you have 2 bedrooms, 1 high-quality kitchen, 1 living room with dining area, 1 bathroom with shower and toilet, 1 extra guest toilet, 1 utility room with washing machine and an additional room for bikes and other items available. The windows are fitted with shutters. The terrace with lawn and garden furniture is oriented to the south. Leave your car parked in the car park next to the house (there is space for 2 cars).
Free wireless internet access (WiFi) throughout the house.
To set up a satellite TV system is the international programs and a stereo system. The kitchen is equipped with gas cooker including oven, extractor hood, dishwasher and a large fridge. Coffee maker, kettle, toaster, crockery and pots are extensive course.
All rooms are heated by a gas heater.
From the kitchen window overlooking the golf course.
In the first bedroom you will find a spacious double bed (1.90 x 2.00 meters) and free closets. The slats are electrically adjustable. The second bedroom has a bunk bed and a single bed. Again, you may of course a closet available. All furniture is made of solid wood.
Shopping (groceries, Aldi, Lidl, pharmacy, etc.) are found in your area. The same applies to fine restaurants.
Against pets-for-nothing wrong with consultation.
Of course you can use the facilities of the park are at your disposal (some for a fee, not all are open all year round):
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Did you know that orioles have a sweet tooth? Well, they do… and what better way to attract them than by offering them their favorite sweet treat, grape jelly!
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"Writing a book is a very lonely business. You are totally cut off from the rest of the world, submerged in your obsessions and memories."
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"I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape - the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn't show."
"The whole conviction of my life now rests upon the belief that loneliness, far from being a rare and curious phenomenon, peculiar to myself and to a few other solitary men, is the central and inevitable fact of human existence"
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It's another world underwater, populated with life almost alien. Making the exploration of that world accessible is why the founders of Scuba Network opened seven instructional scuba centers throughout New Jersey, New York, and southeast Florida. At all of the locations, certified divers lead Discover Scuba classes that allow first-timers to slip into scuba gear and see what it's like to breathe underwater and sprout their first gills. For those left entranced by the experience, Scuba Network offers an Open Water Scuba Certification course, during which learn a variety of scuba techniques in a pool before embarking on open dives. Scuba Network also sells all the necessary equipment from brands such as Mares and Aeris, and also organize dive travel packages to exotic locales such as the Galapagos and the Mayan Riviera in Cozumel, Mexico.
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Founder and owner Cemhan Biricik has fashion and photography in his blood. His parents, both designers, moved him from Istanbul to Paris at the age of 4, eventually settling in the United States. Here in the U.S. is where he fell in love with photography, and photography loves him back, judging from the more than 15 awards Cemhan has won from National Geographic, Sony, and the International Loupe.
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This is so not the week to be Justin Bieber.
Days after the singer was cited for excessive speeding and chased by the paparazzi, he's been hit with a lawsuit by a former concert goer named Stacey Wilson Betts - and you won't believe the reason why.
Betts is suing the adorable teen for $9.2 million because she attended a show in July 2010 and claims to have suffered severe tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and hyperacusis (oversensitivity to sound) in both ears as a result.
Based on court documents obtained by E! News, Betts says she was injured due to "an unforeseen aspect of the show," specifically a sound blast that "exceeded safe decibel levels.""[Bieber] climbed into a heart shaped, aluminum/steel gondola and was pulled out over the crowd," creating a "wave like effect of screaming" that "enticed the crowd into a frenzy of screams by continuously waving his arms in a quick and upward motion," the lawsuit reads.
Betts concludes that her pain is a results of "the negligence of Justin Bieber."
She is also suing Island Def Jam Records, the arena in which the concert was held and the promoter.
I'm not the biggest Justin Bieber fan, but bitch is retarded! It's a concert, it's gonna be loud!
Justin Bieber looks like Miley Cyrus in drag.
I'm not a big Bieber fan (I like a few songs), but this is ridiculous! It is a concert. A concert is LOUD-what did she expect?! Stupid for suing Justin for a thing like this! >:[
So STUPIED ITS A CONCERT WHAT DID SHE THINK SHE WOULD B SITTING IN SILENCE SHE PUT HER SELVE IN THAT POSITION SORRY IT HAPPEN 2 HER BT NOT ANYONES FAULT THINGS HAPPEN
God.. he luks ugly.
Is she out of her mind? Wtf is wrong with people... omg. I hope he countersues her and bleeds her dry. What people will do for a buck. Go make your own Youtube video! And I'm not even a Bieber fan... lollll.


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Gene Snitsky, who has not appeared for WWE since being released from his contract in December 2008, continues to campaign online for his job back with the sports-entertainment organization. The 42-year-old wrestler was backstage at Saturday's Raw live event in Reading, Pennsylvania, where he tweeted a photo of himself with Tensai and stated, "Possible new tag team in #wwe? What ya think?" He added to a fan who wants to see the behemoths team up, "Would love to make it happen!!!! Let #wwe know how u feel." Unlike Tensai, Snitsky is not fond of two of his WWE colleagues. He pondered Friday to his Twitter followers, "How does drew McIntyre still have a job? Just wondering...." A fan then wrote to Snitsky wondering why McIntyre's 3MB partner, Heath Slater, is also employed by WWE, and the former Superstar responded, "ya him too.... Fukn horrible." Snitsky continued railing the Scottish grappler by ridiculing for him for his various persona changes over the years: "heez been repackaged so many times I lost count! Ask @CharlieHaas about him!!!" He added that Haas' view on McIntyre rhymes with "bits." Snitsky then reminisced about the fellow former WWE Superstar purposely clocking McIntyre during a match. He wrote to a follower, "You should hear @CharlieHaas story about the time he punched him in the face during their match! Lmfao." Snitsky did not see McIntyre at the show to ask himself why he still has a job, but noted that the WWE Superstar already knows how he feels about him. MUST SEE: Maryse Looks TASTY Decked In Black.... WOW!!!!!!
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In South Louisiana, we truly have a penchant for taking healthy foods, most notably vegetables, and smothering them in some of the least healthy members in the food kingdom. This month we offer two Brussels sprouts recipes (one with pancetta and another with cream and oregano) that keep the smothering to a minimal but are quick and easy enough to whip up before rushing off to a party and require very little time gathering ingredients at the store.
Grab a stalk of Brussels sprouts, or a pre-packaged one-pound box if you're in a rush. One pound feeds about four people, making it easy to double or triple a recipe for larger groups of people. Trim discoloration off the sprouts by chopping off the brownish parts near the stalk. For the recipes, visit www.theind.com/brusselssprouts. — ER
Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta
This recipe creates a salty and savory side dish of sprouts baked in the pancetta drippings. Minus the cheese, a serving is only 90 calories, making it a delicious dish without a next-day bloat. Serves 4.
1 lb Brussels sprouts, trimmed
1 T kosher salt
1/4 C chopped pancetta (or thick-cut bacon)
fresh ground black pepper
1 t apple cider vinegar
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2. Blanch Brussels sprouts. Cook the sprouts in boiling water approximately 6 minutes, or until tender, drain and place in ice water.
3. Fry pancetta over medium-low heat in a skillet until crisp. Separate the pancetta from the drippings and save both.
4. Cut Brussels sprouts into halves lengthwise and place flat side down on a baking sheet. Pour the pancetta drippings over the sprouts and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake for 15 minutes, stirring once after 10 minutes.
5. Combine sprouts, pancetta and vinegar in large bowl. Serve warm.
Brussels Sprouts with Cream and Oregano
This recipe calls for fresh oregano (not dried), and the difference is immediately apparent. The cream is not the star of this dish but adds a distinct smoothness while the golden pine nuts provide a slight crunch. It's surprisingly simple and requires very little effort. Serves 4.
3 T butter
1/4 C pine nuts
1 pound Brussels sprouts, trimmed and cut in half lengthwise
3/4 C chicken stock
1 shallot, minced
1 T fresh oregano, chopped
1/4 C whipping cream
1. Melt 1 T butter in large skillet and add pine nuts. Stir until golden, about 5 minutes. Remove from skillet and reserve.
2. Melt 1 T butter in same skillet and add sprouts. Stir 1 minute, then add broth, cover and simmer until sprouts are almost tender, about 5 minutes. Uncover and simmer for until the broth evaporates.
3. Push sprouts to the side of the skillet and melt 1 T of butter in the middle. Add the minced shallots and sauté until tender.
4. Stir in oregano and cream. Simmer and stir until all sprouts are covered with cream. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste.
5. Transfer to serving platter and stir in half of the reserved pine nuts. Sprinkle the remaining nuts on top and serve warm.
Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
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Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thursday's explosion aboard an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico is now under investigation by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement.
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Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Four hours after inviting supporters to a rally with Sen. Marco Rubio, Bill Cassidy claimed that Mary Landrieu "voted against stopping executive amnesty."
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boogly - take a look at what Elizabeth Warren would like to do to the banks. Take a look a the fines put on the banks every day. Some of them done in spite of the fact that during the crisis they stepped up to help save our financial system - and now they are crucified. Obviously it is you that is not the brioghtest light bulb around - in that I was not even discussing under what administration the market does better - but talking purely about the banks and knowing what the Dems have handcuffed the banks over the last 6 years. Go check why they are making it so hard to get a mortgage. Latest is the banks are forced into buying larger amounts of treasuries under the lastest rules. If they buy treasuries they can't lend!
You are correct far more then wrong in medium term investments. I should have loaded up on this when you suggested it. I already had too much in the sector(some already in AYR) so was hanging on to most of my cash for fear that the downturn turned into something far worse. Did put back half of the 400k that I had stashed away from the big run up but chose a different sector - EMN - I just wish that I had bought more. Will buy more on weakness (still room to run long term). Another that I loaded up on the weakness was NYCB as I consider it one of my safest stocks. I had bought some DAL but stupidly took my profits when it had so much more room to run. Keep making your suggestions I appreciate them.
hoppsyah - you are a very good writer. A lot of truth to your essay. Often I stay with a company because I trust the management. For a couple years FLY earned my trust by doing some smart things. Most important collecting cash and doing good things with it (buying debt at a discount buying shares etc) However they have lost most of that trust and obviously I am not alone. I will give them until early next year to improve. Getting a divi and losing twice that much in share price is not a very good investment. Market has been strong and the sector has been strong and I continue to lose money. This can not go on forever.
Cramer is not a trader.
We should have 2 years that the idiot Libs will be kept in check.
and how do you know when the bottom is???
ex - I do expect good conference call - and a pop. However - you always tell us when you buy - but never when you sell. I do believe that ATSG went down with the general Russell Market however it was difficult to catch the actual bottom or to know that the market had finished its little crash. Interesting the Cramer actually caught the bottom as opposed to a lot of other gurus who historically have good track records were calling for further moves downward.
Thanks for the info. I will watch AA.
I did buy DAL a couple days ago which seemed like a great trade but today - not so great.
I thought buying in the 11's was a great deal. I sat on my hands as I saw everything crash. So difficult buying the low. Locking in an 8% plus divi is great. However could be 9%.
Sorry to the board for talking about SDRL on this board but EX knows I monitor this board.
Ex- A lot has happened since the CEO said that - so much depends on how long oil stays down and how far down. Brazil is one of the wild cards for SDRL. They have a need for SDRL's advanced platforms -their political situation is looking up but not a given at this point - but if oil looks like it is going down and staying down the demand from Brazil could go away making a tough situation worse. I have noticed that some of the fast money people have moved into SDRL at these depressed levels.
FLY keeps PLUNGING - I am not buying any - almost bought on the big plunge yesterday - but have been so wrong don't trust buying more.
But he really didn't say why. A couple weeks ago he was pushing KMI every night. What changed?
You are clearly an idiot. Go back to throwing darts. Do you have any idea how KMP makes its money. The price of oil means nothing. Only the amount of oil going through it pipeline which will go up as more oil comes domestically. Pipelines are already maxed out with little chance of quantity going down.
Almost down to 88 and then back up to green territory. Amazing.
Actually their were a few opinions on CNBC that said they needed the money they have the oil and it would help to slow down the US production of oil. Though our biggest problem thanks to Obama is that we can't get the oil where we need it because we can't get the pipelines approved.
That is the point- very different for different fields. The chart that was shown that showed a lot of other countries I am sure meant the amount those countries needed to support their social programs like Venezuela was over 100 dollars. Have you ever seen the costs for the deep drilled wells, I know the quantities found in those deep wells tend to be very high(and that could be they don't drill unless they have a large quantity)
That is what she said - but obviously was written wrong for her to read.
I picked up on that also. Some of their fields are single digit. Makes you question all of their facts? They might mean they need 85 dollars to support their social programs.
You really didn't pay attention to what went on today did you. Fears of ebola had DAL down much further before the rally brought it back. This all hinges on if people stop flying because of Ebola fears. Ebola is Very different from SARS that analysts are basing their opinions on.


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February 2014 Cookbook of the Month Nominations
- BigSal Jan 7, 2014 04:24 PM
Fellow hounds, it is once again time to submit your nominations for the February 2014 Cookbook of the Month (COTM). Please use this thread to discuss the books you would like to cook from in February. Indicate you are nominating a book by writing the title of the book in ALL CAPITALS.
This thread will be open until 7 pm Central Time on Tuesday, January 14th. At that time the books with the most nominations will advance to the voting round.
To view the basics of the COTM, and to review all of the previous winners, please visit this link: http://www.chow.com/cookbook_of_the_m...
Which book will follow Gran Cocina Latina? Let the nominations begin!
Just spotted the thread and as always amazed how quickly months fly by...
I would like to nominate TURKEY by Leanne Kitchen. I made a few dishes from the book, all tasty and easy to make, and have many marked. Really need a community of cooks to do this book justice. For those with dietary preferences, the book has no pork and only two beef recipes but many chicken and fish and wonderful vegetables. Dessert section is short and not too exciting but maybe there are some treasures there to be discovered. It is hard cover with many pictures and therefore heavy but not a very large book with just over 100 recipes and manageable. Have a look at the recipes - it is indexed on EYB - and hopefully many of you would find it interesting to cook from for a month.
re: greedygirl
Will do.
What does the Old Farmer's Almanac have to say about February? Does that influence what we cook? For the Boston MA area looks like it will be a month of rain, snow, sun, and cold. That sure does narrow it down.
We've been making large batches of soup lately and having it several days during the week. Soups, roasted root vegetables, winter greens, and a few roasts. By the time January is over I'll be ready for something different.
Bill's Everyday Asian? The Hakka Cookbook? Irene Kuo's The Key to Chinese Cooking? Or something European?
I'm just going to go ahead and nominate the same books I nominated last month, in hopes that one of them catches fire!
VEGETABLE LITERACY, Deborah Madison. I bought this book during the summer and I like it a lot. It has appeared on many "best of 2013" lists. The book is organized according to vegetable families, which is interesting in and of itself. There are chapters on beans and grains in addition to umbellifers (carrots, parsley etc.), nightshades, crucifers, greens, goosefoots and more. Each chapter contains information about the vegetable family and the individual vegetables featured, with a few recipes that range from very simple to a bit more complex. There are so many interesting and delicious-sounding ways to cook vegetables in here! For example, the section on chickpeas includes not only uses for the familiar dried bean, but recipes using chickpea flour and green chickpeas (which are now readily available frozen). It may sound strange to do a vegetable-focused book in winter, but I cook vegetables every night of the year (every night that I cook, anyway), and I'm always looking for new ways to cook them. There are not too many main courses in the book, but there are many soups and hearty salad-type dishes that could be mains if rounded out with something else, bread and cheese, for example. Several dishes could be combined tapas-style to make a meal. Or the recipes could be served as sides to accompany the protein of your choice. There are also fun desserts and beverages scattered among the sections.
MY BOMBAY KITCHEN, Niloufer Ichaporia King. This is a really nice book that explores Parsi cooking. I've made a few things but would love to try more. I would describe the general approach as Indian mixed with Persian and a healthy dose of California thrown in for good measure. It won a James Beard Award in 2008. For Christmas, I made the Cardamom Cake from this book, and it was really good! The prices on this one are pretty reasonable if you buy it used.
AN EVERLASTING MEAL, Tamar Adler. This is a great book to cook out of for folks who are experiencing recipe fatigue and want to go back to basics for a while. Though it contains recipes, the primary focus of the book is on learning to cook without recipes, using what you have as a primary inspiration. It is very well written, and I have learned a lot from this book, but I'm sure there is much more to be gained from this little gem. If this book were COTM, I would envision discussions that would review specific recipes, but also the general approaches explored in the different chapters. This book is available in paperback format for about $6.
re: Westminstress
I second VEGETABLE LITERACY.
re: Westminstress
I was going to sit out because I haven't been able to join in this month (yet). But, I would love to cook from one of my favorite books of last year. VEGETABLE LITERACY I always have CSA veg to use and this has been a go to book for me!
re: pagesinthesun
re: Westminstress
VEGETABLE LITERACY, I got it for Christmas last year and need some inspiration to get cooking from it.
re: Westminstress
I can get behind VEGETABLE LITERACY.
re: Westminstress
Very excited that others are interested in Vegetable Literacy! I wanted to add that, like some others here, I am not a huge fan of Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone, though I do own it and use it sometimes. I think VL is a better and more interesting book than VCFE.
re: Westminstress
I've been dying to buy Vegetable Literacy, but procrastinating, so this might be just the thing to get me cooking from it.
I nominate BALABOOSTA by Einat Admony.
It is a beautiful book with pictures almost every page.
She has three restaurants in NY - when I used to live in NY I went to Taim and ate a falafel in the freezing cold on a bench outside the window.
The book is organized by "occasion" instead of course. There is a childrens section, a diet section, a quick section, a romantic section, etc.
I actually really like this type of organization. It's different.
I made a few things from this book - mostly good so far (I think the one bad dish was my fault as I substituted a lot)
The book tends towards the middle eastern (Israeli, Yemenite, Iranian) but a nice amount of recipes are less ethnic also - so it's a good mix.
re: Siegal
My nomination is getting no love :(
I can maybe get behind asian dumplings. Are a lot of recipes available online?
re: Siegal
Here are some links (a few look like they may not be from the books):
Nguyen Tofu:
Nguyen Dumplings:
re: Siegal
I actually took a long look at both her blog site and the Amazon site for the book. I like what I read very much. Quite a variety of recipes, from the familiar to the not so..
re: Siegal
And... here's Andrea Nguyen's Blog:
Recipes are there.
How about ASIAN DUMPLINGS by Andrea Nguyen?
It seemed like there was some recent discussion of wanting to do this for Feb.
re: meatn3
I second ASIAN DUMPLINGS
re: LulusMom
I'll second HAKKA.
re: JoanN
I second both ASIAN DUMPLINGS AND THE HAKKA COOKBOOK. I am super excited about Asian Dumplings, my only challenge is that I worry a whole month of dumpliings will be too much. That said it is still good for a nomination as I have had for months but haven't gotten around to cooking from it yet.
re: delys77
Yes, definitely see your point. I can see dumplings maybe once a week, max, in our house.
re: LulusMom
If I make four recipes from a book during COTM month I am happy :)
re: delys77
(I'm so bad.) I have the book but have hardly looked at it. Too dang many cookbooks. I would, though, if it becomes a COTM.
re: LulusMom
Until the next one comes along that I simply Have To Have.
re: LulusMom
re: Gio
I wouldn't need much arm twisting to buy another Nguyen, but I'm curious about the balance of the book. If you get a chance, Gio, I'd really love to know about how much of the book is making tofu vs. recipes using tofu. Much as I enjoy eating it (something I never would have believed I could have written pre-COTM), I'm not at all sure I'm enough of a purist to become interested in making my own.
re: JoanN
Joan, at this point, I'm not too keen on making tofu from scratch myself, but there are many recipes employing tofu that would make buying the book worth while. At least I think so.
re: Gio
I purchased Asian Tofu more for making tofu as I have many Japanese, Chinese and Korean cookbooks. Even so, I've found that it is nice to have a book full of different tofu recipes. One would not need to make tofu in order to enjoy the book.
Thus far, I have made the silken tofu, block tofu, yuba (tofu skin) and tofu pudding with each one being very successful. Prior to this book, I have made block tofu before, but with inconsistent results. Now, I have a no-fail recipe. Nguyen's recipe writing and attention to detail really help make every recipe a success.
I have also tried the Japanese Chilled tofu (Hiya Yakko), Tofu Skin Sashimi (Yuba Sashimi), Savory Tofu Pudding (Dou Hua), Ma Po Dou Fu, and Chilled Tofu with Spicy Sauce (Yangnyum Dubu). The Savory Tofu Pudding (Dou Hua) and Korean Chilled Tofu with Spicy Sauce (Yangnyum Dubu) were the biggest hits- the ones that my husband (Mr. Meat and Potatoes and sometimes Mr. Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich) would eat again. The ma po dou fu was good, but won't replace my favorite version from Dunlop. Yuba sashimi was a delicious treat for me- my husband didn't care for it. The Hiya Yakko was a pretty traditional recipe (one you could find in most any Japanese cookbook), but eating this with freshly made tofu makes it special.
I really like the variety of tofu recipes and am eager to try more. It'd be a good complement to Asian Dumplings.
re: BigSal
Big Sal! That's a wonderful assortment of recipes you've made. Very Impressive indeed. We enjoy tofu and have made many dishes from all Dunlop's books and others so I'd be satisfied with any recipes from Asian Tofu. I'll simply use the store-bought variety, should the Nguyen books win.
re: BigSal
BigSal, which Dunlop book has your favourite Ma Po Dou Fu recipe? I tried one from Kylie Kwong "My China" with chicken thighs instead of pork and it was good but not spectacular. I have a recipe from EGOR marked to try. It does not have any meat which I think I'd like better.
I have ASIAN TOFU and would love to cook from it especially if combined with ASIAN DUMPLINGS.
re: herby
My favorite is the one from Land of Plenty, although I do use less oil (1T for a serving) and potato starch instead of cornstarch.
Making it with Sichuan Chili Bean Paste (Pixian Douban jiang) has also improved my results significantly.
I eat this pretty regularly as a quick meal, so much so that I have have ground beef separated into 1.5 oz packets in the freezer.The other ingredients are always on hand for me.
I have been curious to try the Kwong version, but I have been reluctant to do so since it does not have chili bean paste, which I think adds so much depth of flavor.
I also like the version from EGOR and make it for a change of pace. I have taken to adding a bit more broth to make it less dry. It is pretty similar to Land of Plenty, but uses ginger and garlic and is meatless.
re: BigSal
Kwong's version of Ma Po tofu is my favorite. I like it better than Dunlop's. True, no chile bean paste, but to me, with the homemade chile paste, it has a brighter, cleaner flavor. I have a number of Kwong's books, and for whatever reason, she does not use chile bean paste in her cooking. I have no idea what her reasons are, but I do love her recipes.
For others who are not familiar with the recipe, I'll add that the chicken thighs were herby's variation. The recipe in the book calls for pork, and that is how I make it.
re: MelMM
@MelMM: thank for your review! Wonder if chicken made a difference (I do not eat pork). I also do not remember making chile paste. Just now pulled the book down and still do not remember. Maybe I forgot to make the paste?! That would do it :)
@BigSal: If you make Kwong's recipe, please post your thoughts.
re: MelMM
Just made the Ma Po Dou Fu from Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook earlier this week and it reignited the internal argument over which Dunlop version I prefer. But I think it's the RCC over LOP. EGoR doesn't do it for me; I like that little bit of meat in there. But now I want to try Kwong's. Is this it? or close enough?
re: JoanN
Thanks Mell and Joan. I posted a new recipe from Fuschia Dunlop on FB a while ago. In the intro she says that arbols are a close substitution for the facing heaven chilis in the recipe, Firecracker Chicken. But, arbols are small. I have Kuo's The Key to Chinese Cooking so I can see if she says anything about chilis there.
re: Gio
Well, Kwong is in Australia, so that complicates it a bit more. I really don't think it matters that much. You can use your judgement depending upon what's available and how much heat you like. I'm pretty sure I increased the amount (whatever the "amount" really is), because I like my food hot.
re: LulusMom
Well, you are a cook, and you are definitely not talking out of your butt. If the chiles you have are a little too mild, use more, or use more seeds. If they are hotter, use less, or seed them more carefully. There are some cases where the chile involved has a very unique flavor, where it matters. Habaneros, for example, have an earthy and citrusy flavor not found in other chiles. But for the most part, you have a lot of leeway. Naomi Duguid said as much in the Burma book, and Kwong also says, "it's really up to you and your taste buds".
re: delys77
I can see ASIAN DUMPLINGS and ASIAN TOFU being a fun pair. I *don't* see myself attempting to make tofu from scratch (especially if I'm doing dumplings, and especially especially if I'm attempting dumpling skins the same month), but I'm sure I can get behind cooking with tofu.
I agree that a month of all dumplings, all the time would be a bit OTT (and thoroughly unrealistic for me), but I do like the idea of making and enjoying a few types and also stocking the freezer with more for later.
re: Caitlin McGrath
Love the combo of ASIAN DUMPLINGS and ASIAN TOFU
re: meatn3
Funny, I was just coming over here to nominate ASIAN DUMPLINGS.
re: Allegra_K
I'd like to add ASIAN TOFU *alongside* Asian Dumplings, if I may.
re: meatn3
I could go along with Andrea's dumpling book. I was one of the testers for the book. There are some mighty good recipes in it. It is not just Vietnamese but covers a lot of Asia and different techniques.
re: meatn3
I don't think I could commit to Asian Dumplings. Too much time commitment. However, I would be interested in exploring the Tofu book. Since I don't think we'd eat tofu more often than once a week, I could probably make 3-4 tofu recipes during the month.
re: Westminstress
I'm laughing at this because I made a tofu dish two weeks ago and then another last week and my husband said (in a very exasperated voice) "Tofu *again*???" No problem with pizza or steak every other night, but tofu apparently is beyond the pale.
re: smtucker
THE HAKKA COOKBOOK. I need an excuse to finally buy it...
re: Gio
The Hakka Cookbook has been on my radar and Amazon wishlist for a long time now. Unfortunately, it's not available at the library and it's a bit expensive. I found a few recipes online and I've been meaning to give them a test drive, but I haven't yet got around to it. I am quite interested in the book though, so I'd probably be willing to bite the bullet and buy it if it wins.
re: Westminstress
are you a member of eyb? If so, you could look at the list of recipes. My email is in my profile. Just let me know what sounds most interesting to you and I can paraphrase.
re: LulusMom
Thanks, llm. For some reason the paraphrase never does it for me, but I appreciate the offer! I have a few recipes from the book I found online that I could/should try. I just need to get motivated to do it!
re: jpr54_1
I would like to read this book- COOKED - whether it is nominated or not. Not so sure about actually cooking from it.
re: Breadcrumbs
I could get behind cooking from FOOD 52 and WEBSITE
re: Breadcrumbs
absolutely. That's the only suggestion made thus far that I would be interested in.
re: Breadcrumbs
It's an interesting site. I will vote for FOOD 52 COOKBOOKS AND WEBSITE although I'm unsure as to how to proceed once I'm in.
re: Breadcrumbs
I like that idea since I can use the website. FOOD 52 COOKBOOKS AND WEBSITE.
re: Breadcrumbs
Would the powers that be from Chow have issue with cooking from a perceived competitor website?
I personally have no issue but I could see Chow not being too keen on it...
re: Breadcrumbs
I mentally put this site into the same category as Pioneer Woman and Smitten. Not really curated or tested; somewhat similar to "What is for dinner" right here on Chow. Have I missed what sets this site apart from the pack?
re: smtucker
It's not really the same kind of thing. While the recipes are not exactly tested, they are curated. You have many cooks putting recipes on the site. The recipes that win a contest are voted on by users of the site. Which doesn't mean they were tested, but at least looked at by all those eyes. That's really the idea behind the site - using "crowd sourcing" to find recipes and select the most appealing recipes. I haven't made a ton of things from the site, but I have made a few, and I've found some real winners there.
re: smtucker
Big thanks Mel. I'd add that the recipes in the books are tested and Food 52 does have its own test kitchen. (they're actually hiring an intern for the kitchen right now!). Most of the recipes on the site have reviews from folks who have actually prepared the recipe and some of the recipes on the site have hundreds of reviews. I receive their emails which I always enjoy and the recipes I've tried from the site and the e-book I rec'd have been terrific.
IMHO the site has greater food cred than SK & PW as it was founded by Amanda Hesser & Merrill Stubbs.
ETA: Here's a piece from the Kitchn on their test kitchen:
And another article describing the process for selecting and testing the cookbook recipes:
Their first cookbookwas named one of the 10 best cookbooks of 2011 by NPR and the Washington Post.
re: Breadcrumbs
I preferred Food 52 in the old days, when it was more of a home-cook focused website, and not as slick and commercial as it is now. That said, the recipes in the cookbook do reflect those nice old days, and all of them are available online which is a great feature that might enhance participation. For those who are wondering, the recipes in the book have all been tested, and they are also all contest winners. In the past, I've found the contest-winning recipes I've tried to be quite good.
....and what's a COTM nomination thread without at least one attempt at DAVID THOMPSON MONTH.....
re: Allegra_K
I like that idea also
re: jpr54_1
I'll third that, of course - someday, we'll get DAVID THOMPSON MONTH the play it deserves!
It's probably too late to get any traction here, but I would love to see JAPANESE SOUL COOKING as COTM.
re: kaymbee
I could be into that. I don't have the book, yet, but I'm pretty sure I'll succumb to it in the coming weeks. Have you cooked from it?
re: kaymbee
I haven't heard of this book until now. Can you give some details....
re: dkennedy
There was some discussion of this book back in September in the cookbook-buying thread. It's restaurant-style food. Here links my reports on a couple of meals I made from the book:
re: dkennedy
OH, I'm sorry, I got confused about which post of mine you were replying to, and I'd posted elsewhere in this thread about VSS. I haven't bought Japanese Soul Cooking yet, but I have two other books by the authors that I've enjoyed, so it's a matter of time.
re: BigSal
Thanks for putting this one under my radar.
re: dkennedy
This book filled a void for me. It's all the Japanese things I love and want to make at home - tonkatsu, okonomiyaki, udon, soba, donburi, tempura, Japanese salads and curries. It's japanese home cooking rather than sushi. Everything I've made has been wonderful - I've looked for a book like this for ages and it was exactly what I was looking for.
re: kaymbee
Kaymbee, are you familiar with Japanese Farm Food by Nancy Singleton? How would you compare the two?
re: kaymbee
Thank you!
re: herby
So Japanese Farm Food is definitely a more simplistic way of cooking Japanese food than Japanese Soul Cooking. More like the Alice Waters of Japanese flavours - simple recipes and delicious flavour combinations.
Japanese Soul Cooking is Japanese comfort food. The stuff that isn't as good for you but you crave. I like and use Japanese Farm Food but I will use Japanese Soul Cooking more often.
re: kaymbee
Thank you so much, Kaymbee, for sharing your thoughts about these books. Sounds like I need to have a good look at JSF and cook more from JFF :)
re: kaymbee
This sounds great, but isn't in my library just yet - it's still on order. Would love to consider it for March or April, maybe.
re: kaymbee
Actually, I was just looking at this book the other day. I was at a bookstore and I pulled Ivan Ramen off the shelf, but thought it wasn't really my speed. Right next to it was JAPANESE SOUL COOKING (yes I am nominating it as well) and it looked very interesting. I am just remembering it now that you have mentioned it.
re: kaymbee
re: smtucker
We just served everything from the kitchen. Not the total experience but it did give us the opportunity to taste the dish.
re: smtucker
Iwatani butane burner solves that problem!
re: herby
It was a Companion COTM during "Japanese month."
Just a reminder that nominations will close tomorrow at 7 CST . The top two choices will proceed to the voting round. Still anyone's game.
Nominations are now closed. Please join us in the voting thread. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/931366