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Making beef broth: what do you do with the meat?
Hello all! I'd like to start making homemade broth per Marcella Hazan's recipe, which suggests that I cook 5 lbs. of a variety of meats along with some vegetables for 3 hours. She doesn't explain what I might do with 5 lbs. of cooked meat once I finish this process. Any suggestions? Since there is no salt and no browning of the meat in advance, I can't imagine it would be too tasty to eat as is!
I'm pretty sure it was Cooks Illustrated that was talking about chicken broth and saying that, after all that cooking, the chicken would have "given up" everything it had to give. And I would agree with that. So I took that chicken and supplemented my dog's dinner for quite a while. It was too tasteless for MY taste :) I'd think beef would be the same. But it will have given its taste to a worthy cause.
re: c oliver
Somehow this seems terribly wasteful to me. I have cooked meat for longer periods of time (as in stew, for example), and it was really tasty and had not given "everything it had to give".
Soup meat needs to be recooked in something that gives flavor in order to salvage it.
When I was a kid, my mother made checken soup, leaving rather tasteless soggy chicken as a byproduct. She then coated the pieces with paprika and garlic and other herbs and spices and baked it in the oven until the excess water cooked out. It then made for ok meat or decent chicken salad.
As for beef, the equivalent would be to turn it into pulled beef and bake it in spicy barbecue sauce or into chili, where the flavor comes from spices and tomatoes and such, rather then from the beef itself. It won't be world championship food, but it will make for edible sloppy joes or other salvage meals. Hot pepper is the savior of many a marginal meat.
re: therealdoctorlew
I think that describes it quite well that most of the flavor comes from additions rather than the meat itself. I use my slow cooker quite a bit and meat and poultry can be overcooked. So the term "falling off the bone" can sometimes be a bad thing. I've started using the meat thermometer on those things also. I don't find it to be a problem with fattier meats like short ribs and lamb shanks because the fat is yummy all by itself :)
Man, I'd hunt for another recipe. Oven-browning of meaty marrow bones and the meat for the stock should be the first step in beef broth. This sounds like the best you'll achieve is pale, weak consomme-type broth.
Brillat-Savarin, writing in "The Physiology of Taste", denounced the French country-folks' habit of eating the meat (le bouilli) after eating the soup (le bouillon), claiming that all the nourishment had transferred from meat to broth, and therefore eating it would be a waste of time. Few of them paid any attention to him, as they instinctively agreed with both Polina809 and Your Correspondent that it's a crime and an abomination to throw out Perfectly Good Food, which is to say anything that tastes remotely good and is non-toxic. I personally like to nibble on whatever's still succulent enough while picking over spent chicken carcasses, and while meat used in serious stock-making would probably be neither interesting nor rewarding to eat, the making of a simple broth can leave the meat tender and tasty. This is after all how one makes yer basic matzoh ball soup, cooking a chicken in water to provide both meat and broth. It's mostly in how you do it: start the meat in cold water if you want strong broth and don't care about the meat; add meat to simmering water if you want good meat and a light broth. And after many years of doing all of these things I can say that you can learn to compromise in whatever direction you want. Just don't expect too much from low-grade meat and supermarket chicken.
re: Will Owen
I agree. I just reread the OP and realized that she's talking about broth not stock. I kinda do it the other way around. When I "poach" chicken for the chicken :) I keep the broth which IS quite light. If I didn't have the dog, I probably would do something with the depleted meat when making stock. Not sure what but maybe as other suggested season the dickens out of it, shred and "do something."
re: c oliver
I made *stock* on Monday, using beef shin bones with lots of meat on them. Now...I had read recently somewhere...that the shin is so gelatinous, anyway, and depleted after stockmaking that it doesn't make for good eating. But...after about five or six hours of simmering, the one cube I tried was tender and relatively tasty from the browning, aromatics, bay and peppercorns, that I decided I would use it after all the next night in a pot pie.
To make the pie filling, I sauteed the veggies to caramelize them with the used marrow bones in the pan, then removed the veggies and bones, deglazed the pan with Rioja, and added half water, half stock, and a little bit of flour slurry. Once it thickened a little, I put the veggies, my herbs, a touch of Chile oil and Worcestershire, and the shin meat and bones, in for a few more minutes, until the mixture was thick enough to go into the pie (phyllo, not pastry, btw) to bake. The finished product was great. The meat was melt in your mouth tender (obviously) *and* tasty, even after simmering away a good part of the previous day. And the stock I had made from the shin bones is a good batch, too.
If using shins for stock in the future, I will definitely at least check the meat from now on to see if it's got one good meal left in it, but I would also serve by no later than the following day, for reasons of texture and flavor as much as safety. OTOH, I approach broth more the way you do. I seldom set out to make broth, but keep it when it's the by-product of some other recipe.
Mincemeat - the spices and fruits compensate for the blandness of the meat, but the meat adds body and texture.
Freeze it in one pound packages and use it for tacos, enchiladas, or even a variation of poor boy sandwiches, etc. Nice stuff to have around for a quick meal.
I use beef short ribs along with some neck bones or marrow bones (whatever the butcher has). The meat from the short ribs is very tasty and tender and falling apart.
The easiest thing to do with it is make a sort of beef pot pie or some variation of shepherds pie/cottage pie. Cut the meat off the bones. Then take the carrots, onions, and celery that were used in the stock and roughly chop them up (I tend to throw them in as very large pieces). Then add the beef to the soft veggies. Use a tad of the stock to make a very small amount of gravy (about 1 tbsp butter and 1 tbsp flour in a pan for a roux - then about a cup of stock.). Gently mix the gravy into the beef and veggies. If you like the mix very thick you honestly don't even really need the gravy because everything is already very mushy soft. Top with mashed potatoes and bake until potatoes are browned. Or you could put the mix in a pie pan with pie crust top and bottom.
The meat could also be used shredded up with some spices for tacos. Or just roughly shred the meat and plop on some toasted french bread with some horseradish mayo, or topped with some cheese and carmelized onions and toasted.
I saw an idea in the North End Italian Cookbook by Marguerite DiMino Buonopane - after making beef soup, take the extra beef and shred the beef, tear vinegar peppers over the beef so the juices go on the beef too, drizzle with lots of olive oil, salt and pepper and serve with Italian bread.
re: joan828
If you adapt your recipe for a slow cooker, the meat will retain more flavour. My solution for stock-making in a pot on the stove is to buy some cheap stock bones, then supplement with some meatier bone-in cuts, which I've browned first. I leave the meaty pieces in long enough for them to become tender enough for eating, then remove them, put all the meat into a bowl or container for use in another dish, then return the bones to the still-simmering pot. This way, the meat is at its prime, yet has offered some depth to the stock. I do this with chicken as well. I'll remove the usable pieces, take all the meat off the bone, then return the bones to the pot, in which extra necks, backs and wings are simmering. I'd also do it for fish, but remove the fish flesh only 15 or 20 minutes in, returning the carcasses to the pot. I don't care to waste any edible parts. I've always thought of stock-making as the perfect opportunity to use the bits of meat, vegetable and fresh aromatics that would otherwise go to waste, not for prime meats, vegetables and fresh herbs. I'll throw in the hairy ends of scallions, the stems of parsley, the tops and bottoms of cooking onions, etc., but use the choice parts for other dishes.
I bought a pig's head once and after I cut out all the "good" parts, I was left with a skull with bits of meat here and here. Blanched it, gave it a good scrubbing everywhere, then simmered for 4 hours for a stock. scraped off all the meat, and by meat I mean *everything*, the lips, the eyeballs, the palate...put in some sweet spices, paprika, celery seed, a bit of stock, salt and pepper and mashed everything together with a potato masher. Then I mixed it with some corn meal and stirred it and continued to mash it until everything was emulsified and mixed and I let it set in a container in the fridge. Sliced some up, floured it, and made home-made scrapple, staying true to the "scrap" in every sense. Not letting food go to waste gone to the extreme...but let me tell you it was pretty damn delicious eaten with some fried eggs.
re: takadi
Being from the Philadelphia area I had a feeling you were talking scrapple before you spelled it out. Not too thick, crispy on each side, good *@%$.

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aromas. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied, pure and sappy at the core, with a tightlyknit personality, superb focus and grip, moderate tannins and excellent length and grip on the still quite primary finish. Give this excellent bottle of syrah a couple of years in the cellar to blossom. 2016-2025+?
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In 2006 we made nearly 16 tons TOTAL across 7 lots. In 2014, we tackle that in one day! Thank you for hanging in Angie Chang! Look at that smile and those biceps! Happy and hard working, you are welcome anytime.
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A rare and verbose journal like posting
We are sliding down the back side and how good it feels! Today Jared and I both had fun with new projects. Jared with his Napa Cab for his new label and me with Pinot Gris (as I type sitting on the skins in our new Nomblot concrete tank). We had our biggest day yet (and ever?!). A great big THANK YOU to the marvelous Angie Chang (@changie24) for powering through a monster day: We pressed off Pinot from Broken Leg and Gianoli vineyards. We also pressed (in the DG original basket press) Syrah from the Lightner vineyard and Cinsault from Fenaughty Vineyard. All that was by about 11a. We then moved into crushing 3.2tons of Pinot Gris from the Anderson Valley for my new project (very excited!). Somewhere about 2.2 tons in we broke for lunch: Indus Village with our fall lineup. When not cleaning, sorting or pitching Angie is busy at the fabulous Sonoma Wine Bar in Houston. I will join her October 23 Immediately followed by crushing Grenache Blanc to puncheon, Marssanne and a 3rd with about half each. All Fenaughty Vineyard. About then Lulu MaCallister arrived to taste and check out he new vintage, her pictures are far better than mine! Following that we sorted the remaining about 1.5tons of Fenaughty Vineyard Grenache Blanc and Marsanne into our most fabulous new press and hit the start button. We then immediately and with surprising speed given the hour which was somewhere past 4:30 began crushing 2.4 tons of Counoise from the Fenaughty Vineyard. We had a round robbin game of puncheons as we first sprinkled whole cluster Counoise into the bottom of each before topping it with out 65-70% destemmed fruit. During this time Jared ran to pick up Isabel who at this point is ready to file papers. Not long after they went to pick up Lily who is in preschool conveniently located less than a block from the winery. With both kids back Jared and I proceed to unload a truck of 4.5tons of Fenaughty Vineyard Syrah picked today. At one point I move the 28′ flat bed to the street to make room for the next truck delivery of 3 tons of Fenaughty Vineyard Grenache. I look over to find Lily having climbed the perimeter fence that is easily 8 feet tall. She is near enough the top that I fear she might climb (or fall) over onto the 5th Street side. My neighbors walk by gawking at my filthy 3 year old scaling the fence as I climb out of the cab. Speaking of cab, about now Jared crushes his new project, if memory serves 12 hours after arrival this morning. I finally pack up the girls to head home for the evening as I see Morgan heading to the days last project: pressing Vermentino that has been soaking on skins since 9/4.
Tomorrow I hope to leave by 5:30 to check on the Carignane at Testa I plan to pick Monday and then over mountain via 253 to check in on Perli Vineyard Syrah. The pictures below are from last week so who knows what I'll see tomorrow!
While gone Jared will lead the crush of Fenaughty Syrah and Grenache, barrel down the whites pressed today and very likely rack Lily's Cuvee (bubbles) from reefer to tank which means bottling Lily's is less than 3 weeks away!
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Jonah Goldberg: Left's obsession with race getting tiresome
When will liberals stop living in the past? Specifically, when will they accept that they aren't all that stands between a wonderful, tolerant America and Jim Crow?
I was in the room when, during the Democratic convention, civil rights hero John Lewis suggested that Republicans wanted to "go back" to the days when black men like him could be beaten in the street by the enforcers of Jim Crow. I thought it an outrageous and disgusting bit of demagoguery. The audience of Democratic delegates cheered in a riot of self-congratulation.
It's bizarre. I spend most of my time talking or listening to fellow conservatives, and I never hear anybody talk about wanting anything of the sort. But to listen to liberals, that's all we care about.
Toward the end of the Presidential campaign, various liberal pundits - a great many of them born after the signing of the Civil Rights Act - thought it a brilliant and damning indictment to note that Mitt Romney ran strong in states that once comprised the Confederacy. When Barack Obama won, Jon Stewart conceded that at least Romney won "most of the Confederacy."
These states committed the obvious sin of voting Republican while the President was black.
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So obviously, this is a very clever ploy to restore Jim Crow.
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More recently, liberal writers apparently convinced themselves that Republican opposition to Susan Rice becoming the next secretary of state was payback for the Emancipation or something.
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The Washington Post editorial board connected the dots, too, finding it important to note that of the Republican legislators expressing their reservations about Rice, "nearly half are from states of the former Confederacy."
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But the inconvenient truth is that conservatives are not only not racist, they aren't a fraction as obsessed with race as liberals are.
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Let's have a drink lol
Author Anthony Vogt (9 days)
Such a tragically beautiful song...of the human condition.
War...country/pride/honor...lying/cheating/distrust/alcoholism :-/ Shows
the best of us...and the worst of us.
Author David Schaible (1 month)
i don't want to forget her. i just want to stop missing her.
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Author Ryzo Aono (2 days)
*sniffs* this is what I felt to most of the girls that broke my heart......
Author ese hombre (14 days)
You see alot of soldier home comings with happy endings here on YouTube. I
wonder how many soldiers come home to this type of home coming? I hate to
imagine but I would have to say many. They say distance makes the heart
grow fonder but sometimes distance makes the heart go wander. But working
long hours works in the same way. Been there. Sucks but not worth dying
Author mikemorr100 (15 days)
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why cheat in the first place??
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Who's seen this video?
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Is the army dude Ricky Schroeder?
Author Dean Stephens (1 month)
After several years of being clean and sober I have caught myself in a back
slide. Self induced, no doubt. Cant seem to find the courage to let go
after so long. I sure do miss her. Guess forever is just a word these days
and no body knows how to take it seriously. Cant blame anyone but myself.
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Author Harrison Fairfield (17 days)
The woman deserves to burn in hell. How could you do something like that?
Fucking disloyal bitch deserves to face a firing squad as should anyone who
says they can sympathize with her. That's just a sign of weakness and
selfishness and these people who condone adultery through their sympathy,
just like those who commit adultery, are not fit to live. Subhuman filth
who can't even practice abstinence WHILE married and their spouse is away?
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I say this to all here: if you are using alcohol to forget your problems,
PLEASE let go of it. It doesn't help and you are only causing your body
long-term damage in the interim. Lost romance and chances at it are tough.
I know; I've gone through it, but like one user told someone on here: no
woman (or man) is worth losing your life to alcohol. This is a tragic story
wrapped up within a song, and I know that it does happen.
If you are trying to escape the pain of loss, alcohol is NOT the place to
turn. Alcohol is dangerous, addicting, and offers little to no long term
support. You can get yourself drunk, but when you come down from your
drunken state, your problems are still there, are they not? Yes, they are.
Please consider therapy, help, rehab, something. Don't lose yourself to
drunkenness and alcohol. Thank you.
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Very sad and touching...
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Something I noticed is this video is about a soldier returning from WWII,
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WISH THERE WAS A WAY TO FORGET.. I always advise people how to live and how
to be perfect.. but it never can be apply on me.. i tried a lot to forget
but it's kinda impossible because even if you are always partying and
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I love this song but I mean she shouldn't have been with another guy she
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she killed herself
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my ex and i use to sing this song in his car. him brad and me alison lol
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Life, death, heaven, or hell if my wife does this to me I will run to the
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Reminds me of coming home from Iraq!
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life it was wrong but it happened.. Sad that the memories go through life
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The story of me n my ex sinh relationships over a girl n love of jealousy
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Hi everyone. Easter will be here in less than one week and I have been reviewing the state of No Contact with my extended family. I feel I made the right decision although these things are never easy. The time away from them has continuously shown me more and more memories of how things really were. Slowly the illusions that I had accumulated to survive as a highly sensitive child (HSP) have fallen away and the truth is much more clear to me. I am able to reframe my life so that I can see the truth of what I went through and who I am.
As time goes on, I see more of the truth about the way I felt as a child. I survived the only way I could as a child, by being obedient out of fear, in an environment with little loving support. My Dad was always working and was tired and stressed when he was around and took my Mom's side just to avoid conflict. My Dad has a good heart and I could sense it as a child so this just compounded my confusion when I felt victimized by my mother–he was not there for me and was not a safe person for me to go to. I felt he also had a low opinion of women in general and was at times emotionally condescending. And now I remember even more and I can add that he did not believe women were as competent or as intelligent as men. So for me, this meant I was just out of luck at being seen for the intelligent soul I was. My straight A grades in school surprised him and I remember the prevailing attitude of "well but she has to study a lot" whereas my brother got straight A grades without even trying. I could not win!–and it was made worse because I claimed to be studying a lot as an excuse to be alone in my room to get away by myself! I was not studying a lot however, and I was actually singing to my favorite music or writing in my journal to cope with all the chaos I felt around me.
All of this lack of love and support caused me to decide as a young child in my despair that I needed someone to take care of me and that I could not make it on my own. I felt crippled and shamed to the core with constant criticisms, mean looks when no one else was around, and invalidation of my feelings and gifts–I felt there was something deeply wrong with my being and thought my answer was to find a man to take care of me. (My most extreme trauma happened at the age of 5, when I experienced the death of my true self and completely repressed this pain and replaced it with a false self that was obedient, sweet, and not very bright–see post Sept. 15, 2010.)
I remember in college, after some devastating relationships, finally deciding only to date men who were kind, introspective, interested in self-growth and capable of remorse! At one point I gave up and wrote in my journal that I was finished looking for someone to take care of me and would now focus on my career and my future on my own. As if heaven was waiting for me to learn this lesson first, my husband and I met the very next day after I wrote this.
My husband of 27 years is a compassionate person who is immersed in self-growth the same as I am and is grateful for my gifts of empathy that help him to learn compassion for himself as he processes through the repressed layers of his own emotionally abusive childhood. (He had some N family members who he felt tortured by emotionally throughout his childhood.) I am so happy now to see how supportive my husband is in my new career endeavors in Coaching and Writing and Singing. I feel I truly have made it full circle now and can stand strong on my own two feet with my strong true voice and new-found vitality in helping others. My self-doubt has been replaced by a trust and acceptance of all of my feelings and intuition. It is because of having this childhood that I grew up using my intuition to figure out how to survive and I had to finely attune this empathic intuitive gift that I now use to help others. It is as if it was all meant to be so I would learn 1)how valuable compassion and love are to myself and others and 2) how horribly damaging it is NOT to have compassion and love as a highly sensitive child. I am grateful for all that I have learned.
I have learned that Narcissistic parents can manipulate their children into bullying the other children–often the innocent, kind, compassionate, highly sensitive child is the Scapegoat (SG) or Golden Child (GC) depending on whether they are obedient to her demands or not. N's may sweetly get you to confide in them so they can find your Achilles heal and then insidiously use it to control you. They can be brilliant actors of love and caring around spouses or your siblings and save the stabbing criticisms said with a smile for when you are alone and least expect it. They can feed their other needy children with lies about the SG and rewards them when they do their bidding. I was the Golden Child first and saw how the other siblings can be talked about terribly. Then it all switched when at 25 I stopped being obedient and then I was the one talked about. I didn't realize this was happening until many years later–we were all low contact then, seeing each other once a year or less and all being on their good behavior. As my children got older and their schedules got more demanding and I had to be even more assertive about when we would visit, I soon realized how I was now the scapegoat.
Narcissists can be dangerous people to those sensitive souls with wounds that still need healing. I feel passionate about educating others on the dangers of Narcissists, especially as they prey on highly sensitive people who seem to be almost like targets of their remorseless lust for destroying dreams and confidence. Their lack of compassion, lack of guilt or remorse, and endless blaming others for all that is wrong in their lives are the red flags that help me to be able to spot a Narcissist a mile away.
So if you need help because you have a Narcissist in your life, I understand your pain and confusion. I can help you feel good about yourself and on your path to becoming your true self that is hidden under many layers of fear and self-doubt. The lessons I have learned have been painful but so worthwhile as I have risen from the darkness into the light and I can help you do it too. Sometimes No Contact is the only way to freedom so that you can heal. It was for me and I have no regrets. I am moving on with great success and love in my life!
Click Here To read my post entitled Moving On From a Narcissistic Parent which is considered Part 1. (My statistics show that this is my most popular and most viewed post by far).
Happy Easter to you all! My 24-year-old son is visiting us for the entire Easter weekend and my 20-year-old daughter will be home from her wonderful semester in Australia in 8 days. Life is good!!
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i'm way too excited about getting to see the finale with Sardu on the rooftop - the visual in the book was great.
i've got the show saved to my tablet for my flight this weekend (actually last 2, figure i'll need something interesting for waiting in the airport)
was happy to see the Castle review here :) (fwiw)
i sincerely hope the "big reveal" is Not something lame that turns castle into a sleeper agent, and the mystery man had the same memory implanted, but he figured it out and will die before he can tell Castle what it's all about.
can't wait to see it in person
read all 3 books over the past 3 weeks, the pacing of the show in the beginning seemed fine to me at first, but now i see how it was slow to some.
zach is very much the same kid from the books, and to the comment about him being tougher, that was only in the "two years later" section of the story, and only with two or three specific individuals as a reference point. (Eph in the diner on the lake, and the camp superintendant when he sees zach for the first time).
this episode in particular was well done and did an amazing job, in my opinion, showing how the vampire 'virus' corrupts those things we cherish most (the desire to seek out and turn loved ones), as well as the journey of change for those who will survive (Eph with Kelly's friend/son, how he has to close his eyes and turn away now, but by the end of the story and his actions then, how far he had to come).
so....no strain review this week because of dr-whats-his-name?
i will say, that in the books they refer to them as riots, and the news is controlled by Palmer, so he controls what they say about vampires vs riots.
everybody around knows not to go out at night, but they just say that some people have gone crazy as a result of the "occulation". so, the media is reporting on it, but not the true severity due to Palmer's influence and control.
Eldritch Palmer, and the vamp is Eichorst (pronounced eye-kor-st)
This review REFERENCES last week's show. Why not just put it up *late* if you still saw it? are you only Allowed 1/week?
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We are a family of four flying into O'Hare, landing in the afternoon and are Driving to Ann Arbor MI. ( In August) . We want to stop overnight on the way - any suggestions for somewhere comfortable? 3 x adults and 1 x 15 year old. Can't fly into Detroit, we are flying British Airways and they don't fly there! So this is the next best option!
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Flying to O'Hare and driving to Ann Arbor - Where to stay en route?
We are a family of four flying into O'Hare, landing in the afternoon and are Driving to Ann Arbor MI. ( In August) . We want to stop overnight on the way - any suggestions for somewhere comfortable? 3 x adults and 1 x 15 year old. Can't fly into Detroit, we are flying British Airways and they don't fly there! So this is the next best option!
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From O'hare to Ann Arbor will be approximately 4.5 hours, or maybe over 5 hours if you are driving in rush hour. How far would you like to travel on this afternoon? The cute little resort town of New Buffalo, Michigan (on the shore of Lake Michigan) would be around 1.5 or 2 hours from the airport. Kalamazoo would be just under 3 hours. Or you could go through Indiana and South Bend would be around 2.5 hours.
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I second the New Buffalo suggestion. You are also very close to the other little lake side towns in the www.harborcountry.org.
Beautiful beaches, wonderful restaurants, shops, art/antique galleries. Very laid back. On a clear day, watch the beautiful sunset over Lake Michigan as you sit on the sand dunes or the beach.
Personally we prefer Union Pier or Lakeside, located just up the road from New Buffalo, but you can't go wrong with any one of the towns.
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Rather than driving a rental car from O'Hare when you are jet lagged, consider taking the El to downtown Chicago. Either stay the night there or get to Chicago Union Station and take the #364 Blue Water train at 4PM to New Buffalo Michigan.
The train trip takes about 1 hour 10 minutes. Since Michigan is in the Eastern time zone, you arrive in New Buffalo at 6:10PM.
There is a Wolverine train out of New Buffalo to Ann Arbor at about 9:30AM the next morning. If you don't have a rental car to return, you could fly from Ann Arbor or somewhere else to get to an airport served by BA.
A driver that is used to driving on the left driving a rental car while jet lagged into Chicago does not sound safe to me.
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New Buffalo sounds like a plan... We want to get going as soon as we land and a couple of hours drive is fine..
Thanks Tom Fuller for the other idea - we have been to Chicago before and are seasoned US travellers, have been coming for years and years and are familiar with the roads. We just wanted something a little different to do this time. I will look into the areas that have been suggested.
Thanks everyone - much appreciated..
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Glad you can do the drive. Getting on a train in the US is a gamble on when you'll arrive!!
Don't forget Zingerman's Deli in Ann Arbor. An institution.
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Love Zingerman's deli Gretchen! We also love The Common Grill in Chelsea...Always great !
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Well, you know the area better than I!! Cool.
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Ever had a serious Hangover and later, once the effects had worn off, found yourself thinking "You know, I really wish I could relive that experience?" I'm guessing that's happened to roughly, uh, nobody – well, nobody except the hip-hop heads who enjoyed DJ/producer Statik Selektah's Booth-acclaimed solo set by that name. If you fall into that category, the latest freestyle/mixtape bonus track from Starrs & Murph should be right up your alley. Over the lushly-sampled beat that backed standout track Night People, the Rhode Island natives (and freestyle series alumni) showcase their formidable mic skills, delivering bar after bar of alliterative, intricately rhymed lyrical goodness: "I'm a metaphor magician, simile sorcerer, narrative nympho, punchline porno star…" Damn! While I'll leave it to you to decide how this cut stacks up against the original, (ft. Freeway, Red Cafe & Masspike Miles), I can't imagine too many listeners walking away form this one unimpressed. For more, check out the duo's Sneaker Junkies/AllHipHop/DJBooth.net-sponsored Boxes For Sale 2: The Lost Package mixtape, set to hit our front page sometime later this month.
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Gorgeous Mai is gorgeous <3
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First off, the tone of his comment obviously leads that he is not from the US. Second, last time I checked in pretty much every language except English the US is referred to as America. I.e. Japanese=Ameriga-Jin. German=Amerkaner etc. Typical dumb bastard he thinks he knows everything.
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Fail… 30-year-olds cosplaying loli will always be FAIL. Also, she is not attractive… at all!
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Last time I checked, Myaruko-san WASN'T Japanese.
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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Battleship Craft question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
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- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: May 29, 2012
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What would you do with 280k money
Just wondering what you guys with do with that sum of money, because I can't decide what to do within after farming lvl9 duels
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I would buy some 46cm guns to start with or the Yamato cruiser
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Save up a little more and buy the yamato or Iowa
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Get 20K more and buy yamato for the second time :)
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Buy some guns for 150
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If u already have a strong big boat like the yamoto, then try making your ship wider or bigger to fit more guns and buy more 46mm guns to put on it
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Save up and get everything
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Build sub with lots of underwater torpedo tubes.
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Try making a custom fortress fortress are quite powerful just use amour for the platform then add a lot of weapons
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Buy big guns to put on your fortress.
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Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. is a global provider of air pollution control technologies, including regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTOs), as well as catalytic, thermal recuperative and direct fired thermal oxidizers. Our vapor combustion and emission concentrator systems are used for the destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), Hazardous Air Pollutants, ...
Thermo Scientific - Air Quality Instruments
based in Franklin, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
The Thermo Scientific portfolio of air quality products has expanded from individual gaseous criteria pollutant analyzers to encompass a broad range of particulate monitors, toxic gas sensors, VOC analyzers and completely integrated ambient and stack monitoring systems.
based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Sigma-Aldrich is a leading Life Science and High Technology company whose biochemical, organic chemical products, kits and services are used in scientific research, including genomic and proteomic research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, the diagnosis of disease and as key components in pharmaceutical, diagnostics and high technology manufacturing. ...
Sweed Machinery, Inc.
based in Gold Hill, OREGON (USA)
Sweed's recycling division is well established as the authority in a rapidly developing industry- repeatedly bringing innovative and practical solutions for scrap management and processing. Sweed's scrap choppers can be customized for most applications, and engineers work closely with customers to ensure scrap material is processed to the necessary requirements. Sweed ...
Ionicon Analytik Ges.m.b.H.
based in Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
IONICON is the world's leading producer of trace gas analyzers with market-leading, real-time, single-digit pptv-level detection limits for VOCs using the unique Proton Transfer Reaction – Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) and Selective Reagent Ionization – Mass Spectrometry (SRI-MS) technology. IONICON also produces trace calibration devices for analytical instruments and ...
based in Kennesaw, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
ABUTEC, an acronym for Advanced Burner Technologies, is an international manufacturer of Environmentally Friendly Combustion Solutions. ABUTEC specializes in offering high efficiency, low emission, burners and flares to various industry segments and applications. ABUTEC manufactures Infrared Burners, Enclosed Flares, Vapor Combustors, Incinerators, Thermal Oxidizers, and ...
Environnement S.A
based in Poissy, FRANCE
Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments Inc
based in Columbia, MARYLAND (USA)
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (SSI) is the American subsidiary of Shimadzu Corporation, headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. Shimadzu is a $3 billion multinational corporation with three major divisions: Medical Diagnostics, Aerospace/industrial, and Analytical Instruments. The Analytical Division is one of the world's largest manufacturers of analytical instrumentation and ...
SPEX SamplePrep
based in Metuchen, NEW JERSEY (USA)
SPEX SamplePrep, founded in 1954, is the leader in providing superior laboratory equipment, meeting the needs of scientists for over 50 years. Our mills, grinders, presses and fusion fluxers have become the industry standard for reliability and durability being used in a variety of analytical techniques including XRF, GC-MS, and QuEChERS.
Umwelttechnik MCZ GmbH
based in Bad Nauheim, GERMANY
MCZ has more than 30 years of experience in the construction and manufacture of apparatuses and systems in the area of gas analysis and related fields. MCZ develops and manufacturers devices and systems for end customers as well as OEM systems. Gas Collectors, Calibration Systems for Gas Analyzers, Inspection Stations and Test Benches, Zero and Process Gas treatment, Gas ...
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