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over-zealously stewe plums... any ideas to make them more palatable?
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- aforkcalledspoon Jun 1, 2009 01:14 PM
I added too much sugar when i stewed some frozen italian prune plums and now it's more like gloopy jam. Not jam-like enough to make a good spread, just creates a sodden mess. Any ideas on how you would eat them, if at all (my kids won't touch them with a ten foot pole)?
re: missclaudy
Thank for the idea, but after a prolonged stay in the hospital, applesauce make my hair curl.
re: aforkcalledspoon
Use peaches, plums, berries instead.
re: jen kalb
I was worried it was too wet to fill pastry with but I guess I could strain it off? (wit a super wide mesh as I said it is more gloopy than anything else)
re: aforkcalledspoon
I think you could cook it down - or maybe strain through a cheescloth -the usually filling is lekvar, prune butter.It has a little orange or lemon flavor in it.
re: jen kalb
thanks, do people buy this stuff premade? or they make from scratch?
re: dmd_kc
great idea! never would have thought of it, but it definitely needs something salty to cut into the cloying sweetness. thanks!
what about cooking up some apples and onions with some vinegar and grated ginger and mixing it together for a plum relish?
I've got a plum chutney or plum relish recipe in my Mastercook files at home (can't recall the exact name of it to see if it comes up in Google) that I could post when I get home. I usually use about 6-10 black plums in this recipe and freeze the relish in small half-cup containers for use in the winter.
ETA: I remember the name of the recipe I make - Plum Ketchup. I can't recall off the top of my head where I got it from (Good Housekeeping or Country Living, maybe?), but it is excellent. I'll post tonight if you want - or you can Google several different recipes out there.
re: LindaWhit
thank you ver much linda. I love that idea as I eat almost everything in a sweet/salty/sour/spicy combo. I will just google to save you the bother but thanks for offering.
re: aforkcalledspoon
No need to Google - I'm home and checked MasterCook and found out where I got the recipe - Eating Well Magazine (or a cookbook of my sister's). I found it online:
No additional "chunkier" items as I had noted above in my first response, but if yours is like a gloopy jam as you said in your original post, perhaps cooking it down a bit more with the additional ingredients (vinegar, garlic, ginger, allspice, red pepper and cinnamon stick) will give it a good "tang".
It is seriously good on sandwiches, as a topping for chicken or pork, etc.
re: LindaWhit
thanks for taking the time to find it. I will do this definitely!
Drain off the liquid and use for cocktails if you drink. Otherwise, water down with water until the sweetness is to taste. If the plum flavor is too weak at that point, add lemon, lime, pomegranate or other juice.
Take the remaining stewed plums, puree and use in place of oil or butter in baking (esp. muffins and sweet breads). A one-to-one ratio should work okay if the plums are about the consistency of prune butter. You'll want to reduce the amount of sugar a recipe calls for, too, and possibly some of the liquid depending on how much liquid you leave in the plums.
re: aforkcalledspoon
gosh, you'd be hard pressed to be a bigger klutz than me, esp. baking. i convert / rename messed up projects all the time. i really only know the prune butter trick from my mom, who's a complete health nut. it would work best if you squeezed out as much juice from the plums as possible before pureeing and in recipes where you don't mind a slightly denser texture... and a bit of a plummy taste, of course!
i guess if worse comes to worse, an even easier solution would be just to puree the liquids and solids together and mix it with seltzer (like an italian soda) or into batches of smoothies, fruit punch or sangria. i bet it'd be really nice in drinks, actually.
re: cimui
I won't argue with you, but my specialty is blackened, bitter garlic crisps (I always turn away from the stove), and eggshell omelettes :) Great idea about the seltzer. I tried it in a milk based smoothie and something about the texture just didn't tantalize me (think mucousy chunks), but then I only have an immersion blender. thanks
re: aforkcalledspoon
do i HAVE to think "mucousy chunks"?
re: alkapal
Well I will not tell a lie. Would a real blender vs an immersion blender "demucousify" ?
re: aforkcalledspoon
gosh, now i have to think of them yet again!
and, yes, use a real blender. i'd use yogurt and not milk, too.
re: alkapal
aaah, yogurt is a great tip. No more mention of the you know what :)
re: aforkcalledspoon
bless you, my child! p.s., sometimes a wee bit of fresh or frozen strawberries with sugar will liven things up! naners, too! also, i like vanilla yogurt for the smoothie.
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>>eggshell omelettes
pish posh. a little extra calcium never hurt anyone. ;)

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Lakewood Ranch gun club gets second letter of intent to approve
Date: March 12, 2013
by: Josh Siegel | Staff writer
Manatee County Hearing Officer Lori Dorman issued her second letter of intent to approve a special permit for the Ancient Oak Gun Club March 11.
Parties now have five days to respond to Dorman's report.
She then has 10 days to issue her final order.
Dorman had reopened a public hearing, held Feb. 25, after previously issuing an intent to approve on the proposed 24-station sporting clay course on 78 acres south of State Road 64 East, off Uihlein Road.
In her March 11 letter, Dorman pointed to findings by an engineer hired by Schroeder-Manatee Ranch, the club's developer, who ran sound tests around the proposed property.
Decibel readings ranged from 43.2 to 47.7 — below the 60-decibel county limit.
"The noise anticipated to be generated by the proposed complex does not exceed the county's noise ordinance," Dorman said. "In making the foregoing findings of fact and law, the hearing officer has carefully considered the testimony offered by members of the public and, in particular, those of the students and teachers of the Center Montessori School.
"The hearing officer acknowledges and understand their concerns regarding the impact that gunshot noise may have on the public's use of the adjacent properties," Dorman wrote. "Nonetheless, under applicable law, this is a permitted use of this property."
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A recent string of robberies had Nassau and Suffolk county police working together to catch the culprits. And now they've succeeded, say authorities.
According to detectives, at approximately 5:51 p.m. on Jan. 28, 18-year-old Adam Baron of Melville entered the Chase Bank on Main Street in Farmingdale and handed the teller a demand note. After receiving an undisclosed amount of cash, Baron fled the bank.
Looking for a gift outside of the heart-shaped chocolate box? Something beyond the sappy sentimentality of a Hallmark card? The Nassau Mid-Island Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society delivers sweet romance with just a few notes.
The local chapter of the Society has been bringing couples together through its Singing Valentines program for over 20 years. This year, four tuxedo-clad barbershop quartets from the organization will go all over Nassau and Western Suffolk to sing "Heart Of My
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"It's been a successful and rewarding program," said the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter musical director Maurice Debar. "You never know who you're going to sing for, but we always get an emotional reaction."
Singers and skaters from all over the country recently gathered at Bryant Park in New York City, for the annual Sing and Skate Against Breast Cancer benefiting the Jacobi Medical Center Auxiliary.
Participating in this year's event, 8-year-old figure skater Hiram Cowhey of Farmingdale took the opportunity to showcase his skating skills alongside former Olympic athletes. Currently attending Northside Elementary School, Cowhey said he spends most of his spare time skating in the hopes of one day going pro.
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed $137 billion spending plan will increase education aid by $807 million for the 2014-2015 school year, but school officials say it will still put them up against the wall.
"We are hoping the legislature can make some significant improvements [to the budget]," said Farmingdale Schools Superintendent John Lorentz. "Otherwise, Farmingdale and other school districts will have some tough decisions to make."
Based on the preliminary budget figures, the Farmingdale School District will receive $746,419 more than last year, or a total of $27,966,058—an increase of 2.74 percent.
Despite the bitter cold and a few inches of fresh snow covering the ground, the St. Luke's Lutheran Church Community came out in droves on Saturday, Jan. 25 for the first "Taste Of St. Luke's" event. More than 125 people chowed down on dishes made by more than 30 church members in an effort to raise money for a new community center.
"A lot of people don't know, but we bought the Chase bank next door, the building," explained Karen Wiking, organizer of the event and the director of Christian education for the parish community. "Even though all of the teller windows and all of the bank stuff is gone—we already ripped that out—it still very much a bank. All of the proceeds from this event are going towards renovations on that building for more community programs."
After 20 years with the Farmingdale School District, Northside Elementary School Principal Elizabeth Craig Garavuso plans to retire at the end of the 2014-2015 school year.
"I love the people here," Garavuso said. "Farmingdale is a solid middle-class community, where I found lots of families were very receptive to working with the schools and taking advice from teachers and administrators."
Prior to her tenure in the Farmingdale Schools, Garavuso worked for St. Agnes Catholic School in Rockville Centre, as a math and computer teacher in the East Meadow Schools, and as the assistant principal of Oldfield Middle School in the Harborfields Central School District.
Farmingdale School officials recently discussed the district's new bus contractor, whose services were acquired after the previous transportation, Atlantic Express, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and liquidated its assets.
"Our contract was awarded to Educational Bus Inc. and without question they are the company that we were hoping that we would get," said Farmingdale Assistant Superintendent Barbara Horsley. "They are a local area company, so they know our district. They work with the Massapequa School District and now they are working with us...over the holidays they spent a lot of energy to make sure that they knew the routes, and they hired most of our old drivers, so we have the same drivers doing the same routes. The transition has been smooth and is going well."
Student assessment, achievement, and the constantly shifting climate of education in general in New York State was the focus of Wednesday's meeting of the Farmingdale Board of Education, and as could be expected, parent reaction to these occasionally radical changes were mixed at best.
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Dr. Joan Ripley gave a presentation on the new assessments that are being given to Farmingdale students in the 2013-2014 school year. At the core of the discussion was what the administration is looking at in terms of student performance as the district continues to transition to the Common Core Learning Standards, and what the district is doing with that information to improve the overall student learning experience.
"We're going to continue to fight," were the words Hofstra Law Professor Stefan Krieger used last October, when he told The Farmingdale Observer about the eight-year-old legal battle between nine Hispanic residents and the Village of Farmingdale, over the redevelopment of 150 Secatogue Avenue.
Once regarded as the epicenter of the Latino-American community in Farmingdale, 150 Secatogue Ave. was home to a 54-unit apartment complex, before being bought by developers with Fairfield Properties, in 2006, for the construction of upscale apartments on the site. While the location was private property, at the time, the plaintiffs had claimed the village and property owners had failed to keep the building up to code, giving the village authority to sell the property and evict tenants, citing health violations for their reasoning to close off the property.
Farmingdale residents with a hankering for crunchy spring rolls now have an outlet to remedy their cravings. Long Island's first Vietnamese restaurant, The Rolling Spring Roll, opened shop on Main St. in Farmingdale, last July, giving local foodies a chance to experience something unique without leaving the neighborhood.
Joe Bui, the restaurant's owner and chef, said that he came to the Village of Farmingdale with the goal of giving residents a taste of authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
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In the prime of his life, Bob Buford shares of calling on Peter Drucker to help Bob get focused on spiritual growth. Buford remembers that they were making great progress as he was running through his life goals when Drucker abruptly interrupted him. "Bob, you can't make spiritual goals for others, you can only make them for yourself." Regularly I receive calls and emails from people who are interested in growing spiritually. It matters not their gender, age, race, or life circumstance. They simply want to connect with God...read more
Mark Miller is a one of the great contributors of our day to the subject of leadership. His blog is one of the few that I survey regularly. (http://greatleadersserve.com). Rarely am I disappointed in what God has given Mark to share in his Great Leaders Serve platform. Today Mark mentioned the tension of leadership and he spoke of when we lose the balance between the skills of leadership and the character of leadership. I begin thinking of all the fabulous leaders God has blessed me to interact with and work with over the years. Amazing people...read more
For me, it is amazing to behold the divine hand of God at work in humanity. We are so very fragile. In a season where the world is experiencing fear from the Ebola crisis, which now claims almost 5000 victims, it is difficult to stand firm on God's promises. It would seem our need for God is clearly displayed daily, and at that, many times a day. When God speaks to us in His Word, God assures us and we know by faith that the promises are true and right. The problem for us occurs when we survey the landscape of humanity and all that...read more
If we were playing word association and I were to shout out, "Contagious", what would be your response? Something tells me that it would most likely not have a positive connotation. And that would be a shame because the power of a contagious love overcomes and that is a positive viral effect. It's a good and healthy kind of viral spread in a world that fears viral spread. Jesus gave his Disciples and us a very pointed command in John 15:17, This is my command: Love each other. Just seven words. As my friend Regi Stone would...read more
The past few years, we have seen some amazing fruit in the lives of many Christians who have called this church home and yet been hamstrung by a lack of focus as they struggled living out God's mission to be disciples of Jesus making disciples of Jesus effectively. In 2008, we began a journey of discovery with God praying that God would help us sharpen the focus and live in greater effectiveness in this role to God's glory. God was indeed good to lead us to a place where...read more
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Trinity Medical Center CEO Keith Granger said preparatory work for its relocation to U.S. 280 will begin immediately if no additional legal hurdles arise following today's court ruling in favor of the move.
Granger said the hospital needs to finalize architectural plans and the various steps in the construction process, including choosing a general contractor for the $280 million project.
But once that preparatory work is completed, he said work could begin in the middle of next year. In addition to completing HealthSouth Corp.'s digital hospital, the project will include a professional office building and a parking deck.
"When we look back five to 10 years from now, it will be transformative (for the area)," Granger said. "We will have a campus that has come to life."
But Granger said moving forward on the project depends on the long-running legal dispute over the relocation.
Even though he called today's ruling "a clear and decisive victory," Granger said past experiences in the case suggest more legal hurdles could remain.
Attorneys for Brookwood Medical Center, which is opposing Trinity's relocation along with St. Vincent's Health System, said they are currently reviewing their options, which include an application for rehearing or petitioning the Alabama Supreme Court.
A decision is expected early next week.
Brookwood and St. Vincent's have contended the relocation will cost them millions of dollars. Trinity has countered the facility is needed along the fast-growing U.S. 280 corridor.
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"We already have more families registered at this point than last year's total and we still have two days left," says Major Teresa Newsome, Associate Area Commander for The Salvation Army of Greater Chattanooga. "We barely had all the Angels adopted last year and just about every inch of our warehouse was covered with their gifts, we don't know how we are going to be able to meet the increased need this year."
To date, 1670 families have registered in Chattanooga and 280 families in Cleveland. To meet this increased need, The Salvation Army is asking the community to adopt Angels from Hamilton Place and Northgate Malls this week. Families at or below the poverty line with children 12 years of age or younger and seniors 60 years of age and older can still register for the Angel Tree program.
Registration will take place today and tomorrow, for the Greater Chattanooga and Cleveland areas. In Chattanooga folks can register at 5001 Covington Street off of Rossville Boulevard, 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. In Cleveland folks can register The Salvation Army located at 437 Inman Street by appointment only by calling 308-3467. For more information including documentation required for registration, families in need should call 756-1023.
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Using PowerShell to Quickly Deploy New SQL Server Instances
As much as you love SQL Server, do you cringe whenever you hear you'll need to stand up yet another SQL Server instance? Sure it's fun, but who has the time? Maybe you've thought there must be a better way of doing this. You can generate an unattended install file, but what about all the other tasks that will need to be done?
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Manga is the term used for graphic novels which are created in Japan. Some of the more popular titles are Pokemon, Hikaru No Go, Akira and Dragon Ball.
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So I wasn't going to watch this since every person that saw it hated it but I really needed to watch the Aaliyah: The Princess of R & B movie for my own personal benefit.
So VH1 has a tendency of doing bad biographies i.e. The Brittany Murphy Story, Anna Nicole, and let's not forget Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret.
So I decided to mentally prepare myself to watch Aaliyah: The Princess of R & B with high hopes and as soon as the first scene came on I was done. So Wendy Williams was the executive producer of this horrendous movie, she says she is quite proud of this movie, well if you are proud of trash I guess that is something to be proud of.
Wendy Williams never should have made this god awful movie. If you haven't seen this movie you may be wondering what could possibly be wrong with this movie. Well here it goes.
- They couldn't use any of Aaliyah's music because they didn't get the rights to do so making it impossible for them to actually do any scenes requiring Alexandra Shipp (Aaliyah) to sing or do any of her music videos except for two or three songs Alexandra Shipp sang throughout the movie (not good enough). How do you make a biopic about a singer and not use her music? You can't.
- The lack of good casting i.e. Cle' Bennett as R. Kelly (looked nothing like R. Kelly), Chattrisse Dolabaille as Missy Elliott (looked nothing like Missy Elliott), and Izaak Smith as Timbaland (looked nothing like TImbaland).
- Aaliyah's actual parents didn't like this movie, didn't approve it, and were against them making this movie; they felt it wasn't done with Aaliyah's best intentions.
- The acting was terrible, not convincing, was pretty bad.
- The movie felt rushed, very low budget.
As you can see this movie was terrible. As an Aaliyah fan, I was highly disappointed with how this movie was done. I think everyone should see this movie at least once, just once, that is more than enough.
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He'eia State Park is a small park about 18 acres in size and is located on Kaneohe Bay on Oahu, HI. It is mainly a roadside park, a place you can stretch your legs, have a picnic or take a short walk along the water. As with much of Hawaii, the views of the water are beautiful (see picture at right).
He'eia Park does not have a beach per se, but does front Kaneohe Bay, so you can walk along the waterfront or go canoeing. The park has really limited facilities, mainly a meeting hall and some areas outside for picnicking. It also has quite a few stray chickens wandering around the parking lot. Actually, this is true for much of Hawaii. They pretty much rule the roost, if you will.
He'eia Park may offer guided kayak tours to Coconut Island. Call the park for more information as well as pricing and to make reservations. Tours generally are offered Monday through Saturday and leave at 9:00 AM, which is on the early side, but the early bird gets the worm as they say.
If you are in the area and want to stop by for quick view of the bay, this park has an attractive setting. It also is a reasonable choice for a picnic. Since it is free, cost issues won't ruffle anyone's feathers. However, if time is limited and you have a list of places to see, it will rank pretty low in the overall pecking order.
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Kurdish rebels released eight Turkish soldiers ahead of a Monday meeting between President Bush and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Turkey wants Washington to promise to take steps to help rein in the separatist Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, and Bush hopes to persuade Ankara to hold off on an attacking rebel camps across the Turkey-Iraq border. Turkey has massed 100,000 soldiers along the border, but the release of the soldiers was expected to ease domestic pressure for cross-border attacks.
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Violence won't solve this crisis, said Nechirvan Barzani, prime minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq, in The Washington Post (free registration). Turkey still hasn't neutralized the PKK within its own borders, so how can it hope to wipe out the rebels high in the mountains of northern Iraq? The only thing Turkey would accomplish by launching a cross-border offensive would be to destabilize the only secure region in Iraq.
It would also reduce Turkey's chances of being welcomed into the European Union "to nil for the foreseeable future," said The Boston Globe in an editorial. Politicians in Ankara know this. "Unfortunately, rationality is up against paranoia and national pride." There will be no long-term solution until Turkey makes peace with the Kurds inside its own borders, and political leaders in northern Iraq get the PKK to lay down its guns.
This isn't just about the PKK, said Howard LaFranchi in The Christian Science Monitor. Turkey is afraid that Kurdish autonomy in northern Iraq will inspire Kurds in Turkey to demand more rights, too. But Ankara knows its relationship with the rest of the world is at stake, and Bush knows that he must use the White House meeting with Erdogan to repair "relations with a crucial ally estranged by the war in Iraq."
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William Mitchell College of Law President and Dean Eric S. Janus announced today that one of the region's top commercial litigation attorneys will join its faculty. Continue reading →
Journal issue explores impacts of light rail project through eyes of recent Mitchell grads
Light rail is top-of-mind for locals in the Twin Cities metro area, where two lines of metro transit are in operation and the Metropolitan Council is working on plans to extend them. But there's more to light rail transit projects than just waiting at the station. As students In William Mitchell's Community Development Clinic learned first-hand, …
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According to a recent survey of attorneys in Minnesota, William Mitchell College of Law students are the best prepared to practice law upon graduation. Continue reading →
Chair of the Metropolitan Council to give spring commencement address
Susan Haigh '77 will speak at William Mitchell College of Law's spring commencement on Sunday, May 18, 2014. Continue reading →
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John H. Faricy Jr., a 1982 graduate of William Mitchell College of Law and founder of Minneapolis-based Faricy Law P.A., has created a first-ever professorship that will provide the college with resources for conducting empirical research in the law. Continue reading →
Gov. Dayton appoints two Mitchell graduates to the Minnesota Court of Appeals
Today, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton announced the appointment of two William Mitchell graduates as judges on the Minnesota Court of Appeals. the Honorable Denise D. Reilly '83 and Peter M. Reyes, Jr. '97 will be appointed to at-large seats, which will become vacant upon the retirements of the Honorable Thomas J. Kalitowski and the Honorable …
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Baylea Kannmacher '14 completed her law degree in just two-and-a-half years, a feat that she said William Mitchell made possible. She graduated with a J.D. from William Mitchell on Jan. 18, 2014, receiving the Student Award of Merit. Continue reading →
Alumnus and business executive donates $1 million to William Mitchell
Louis L. Ainsworth, a 1977 graduate of William Mitchell College of Law and formerly senior vice president and general counsel of Pentair, has donated a total of $1 million to the law school. The gift will create an endowed professorship in law and business, the first in this field at the college, and also includes …
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Three members of the William Mitchell community have received awards from the Minnesota Justice Foundation for their work providing legal services to people in need. Continue reading →
Mitchell honors Gearin, Bell with annual alumni awards
On Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, William Mitchell College of Law honored the Honorable Kathleen Gearin '75 and Larry Bell '79, two exceptional alumni, by presenting them with awards at the annual DeParcq Leadership Celebration. Continue reading →