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Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Crispy Chocolate Bars
I love Halloween. Growing up, it was always a favorite holiday of mine – dressing up in costumes, spooky walks in the dark and then sorting and snacking my way through my bag of treats at the end of the night - loads of fun! Over the years, I watched my two boys create costumes, trick-or-treat through our dark neighborhood and gleefully dig into bags filled with candy.
Halloween this year is particularly nostalgic for me as it's the last year I have a boy at home. While it's been quite a few years since either of my sons knocked on doors for treats, having a child at home (even if he towers over me!) makes it extra special with candy corn, spiders and pumpkin carving.
I started thinking about some favorite childhood chocolate bars, and when I saw homemade crunch bars featured on Food52 last week they practically leaped off the screen at me.
A few years ago I realized I had not been giving milk chocolate the recognition it deserves. I inhaled many (many) bars of dark, dark chocolate over the years and ignored milk chocolate in any form. Then I went to an evening of chocolate tasting and it all changed. When I saw we were beginning the tasting with discs of milk, I wrongly assumed it would be sugary and bland. After one small taste, I quickly learned otherwise. Good milk chocolate is rich, smooth and creamy, with hints of caramel. I kept tasting. Bliss.
So when making homemade chocolate crunch bars, I knew I had to use pure, good quality milk chocolate. I also decided to increase the decadence a bit and use chocolate crispy rice cereal. I stopped there with the tweaking, though. I wanted to keep it simple and resisted adding sea salt or cacao nibs, as I tend to do. This is an iconic childhood candy bar and you can't mess with tradition. Instead, it replicates the original candy bar but seriously elevates it - none of the cheap, flavorless chocolate from the bars of my youth.
Crunchy, crispy and creamy, the puffed rice and rich, milky chocolate are dreamy together. A true classic. I pulled the pan of bars out of the fridge late at night to check them and started cutting off little slivers … be warned, this is dangerous. Many slivers later, I slid the pan back into the fridge.
Watching my younger son snack on these crispy chocolate bars this week warms my heart, and I know yet another treat I'll be sending off to my sweet boys in college.
Crispy Chocolate Bars
Adapted slightly from Food52
Makes 1-9 inch square pan
20 ounces good quality milk chocolate, chopped bars or discs
3 cups chocolate crispy rice cereal
Line a 9 inch square pan with foil and set aside.
Melt the chocolate in a medium sauce pan over very low heat, stirring often, until it is creamy and smooth. Remove from heat when there are still a few pieces and keep stirring until they finish melting. You can also microwave the chocolate until melted and smooth.
Scrape the chocolate into a large mixing bowl and pour the rice cereal over. Using a spatula, gently fold the cereal and chocolate together until it is mixed.
Pour the mixture into the prepared pan and pop into the fridge for a few hours, or until firm.
Remove the chocolate from the pan by lifting the edges of the foil. On a cutting board, cut into desired sized bars and begin nibbling. Store the bars in a cool area.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Zucchini and Tomato Salad with Herbed Yogurt
We have entered a new season and, with Rosh Hashanah last week, the start of a sweet new year. After our summer of wildfires here in the Methow Valley, these stunning autumn days are welcome. Mother Nature is raw and fierce and beautiful in turn.
I've been busy chasing life this summer. I've made new friends and learned new skills. My new store is bustling and we recently launched a newly redesigned shopping website and I've neglected Blue Kale Road. Now, as we ease into fall and its sunny days and crisp nights I find a comforting time to reconnect with old friends. Although I try to slow down, our new season is already moving at a quick pace - Sam is back at college, Isaac is in his senior year, and life is full and good.
I love spiced pear cake at an autumn potluck, community gathering at a local cider pressing and seeing the first Delicata squash. We still have an abundance of tomatoes and zucchini at the market, though, reminding us that the best of summer is lingering for just a bit longer.
This month, the Tasting Jerusalem theme is to pick any new recipe from the book to try, so I chose a salad with tomatoes and zucchini in mind. Chunky Zucchini and Tomato Salad is a combination of grilled tomatoes and zucchini, stirred into an herby yogurt mix. Why I hadn't tried this one yet is beyond me, because it is filled with so many of my favorite ingredients. First of all, the yogurt mix alone is truly fantastic and makes a tempting dip on its own. Fresh mint, parsley, chiles, garlic, walnuts, date syrup and lemon are stirred into thick yogurt. Divine.
The recipe calls for charring the tomatoes and zucchini on the stove top and then finishing in the oven, but since I'm looking for any opportunity to continue cooking outside I grilled the veggies on the barbecue.
The vegetables are then chopped and folded into the yogurt mix. I decided to serve the veggies and yogurt side-by-side in order to get the individual flavors as well as a mix of the two. In honor of Rosh Hashanah, I used pomegranate syrup instead of date syrup, which added a tart richness.
Crunchy, vibrant, creamy and bold, this is a gorgeous dish. It would be marvelous alongside simple grilled fish or make a hearty appetizer served with crusty bread. If you still have access to summer's tomatoes, you won't be disappointed.
Fall. It's good to be back.
Zucchini and Tomato Salad with Herbed Yogurt
Serves 4-6
Adapted from Jerusalem: A Cookbook by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi
2 pounds yellow or green zucchini
4-5 large, ripe tomatoes
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 cups thick, plain whole yogurt
1 large clove garlic, crushed
1-2 fresh chiles, to taste (original recipe calls for red, but I had a jalapeno on hand and used that), seeded and finely chopped
Zest of 1 lemon and 1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon pomegranate syrup, plus more to drizzle (original recipe calls for date syrup, so if using date syrup increase the lemon juice to 2 tablespoons
2 cups walnuts, lightly toasted and chopped
3 tablespoons fresh mint, chopped
½ cup parsley, chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
Preheat a barbecue on high. Slice the tomatoes and zucchini in half lengthwise and brush with olive oil. Place the vegetables cut side down on the grill and cook until lightly charred and soft. Remove from the grill and let cool.
In a bowl, combine the yogurt and remaining ingredients and stir gently. Spoon the yogurt onto one side of a small platter or serving bowl. Chop the vegetables roughly and spoon them next to the yogurt. Drizzle with additional pomegranate syrup and garnish with mint. Serve immediately.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Aspen Grove and Much to Share
It has been quite a while, much longer than I anticipated, and I've missed being here. I can't believe it's almost summer – Happy June to you! As I mentioned in my last post, I'm embarking on an exciting new chapter. Well, the doors of Aspen Grove, my home and kitchen store, opened in early April. (Check out our new website!) The big day arrived and I officially hung the "Open" sign for the first time. It's been a busy, happy blur ever since!
We kicked things off with an opening party. It was a joint celebration with our friend, Leslie, who had just opened her beautiful spa, Nectar, next door (lucky me!). We had yummy food, Prosecco, a cookbook drawing
and, of course, cookies.
and, of course, cookies.
It was a festive day and wonderful to meet more of our community. My brother, Tim, even traveled from Washington, DC to be here! Since then, I have continued to learn and learn and learn. I have definitely pushed myself in new directions, way outside my comfort zone, and this has been a good thing.
I've been reflecting on the past nine years, how a love of food and cooking led to my becoming a chef, which then led to starting this blog three years ago. Now, a home and kitchen store feels like a natural next step to take in this journey. This has definitely been a family venture, with everyone pitching in. I'm grateful to them, our friends and our community for all of their support!
I believe it is good to challenge yourself, stay open and just see what life brings. But boy, it can be exhausting and overwhelming! Happily, I'm finding balance again and it feels good.
I'm back in the kitchen, finding new loves like radish kimchi
and making old favorites like fudgy chocolate cake.
And if you're ever in the Methow Valley, I hope you stop in and say hi!
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Chocolate Date Truffles
With the snow melting away and the sun shining, I feel warm and hopeful and glad to wear something other than snow boots. My skis are put away and I've even slipped on some flip-flops. My toes are happy!
Spring is a time for new beginnings. Soon the wild flowers will emerge from the earth and there's talk of planting seeds on the radio. I, too, am embarking on a new beginning. When we moved to this beautiful valley last summer, I knew I was starting on a journey but had no idea what direction it might take.
I mentioned previously that I've been keeping busy (an understatement!) with a new project. I'm delighted to tell you a bit about it now – it's a kitchen and home store! A fantastic opportunity emerged and I decided to jump on it. I'm beyond excited! You never know what life will bring, do you? I've been learning and planning and painting and designing and ordering and falling into bed exhausted every night. But it's thrilling and a whole new adventure to embrace.
Needless to say, I haven't been cooking much lately and I miss it! One evening before I collapsed I just had to get back into the kitchen. I made a little sweet that didn't involve any cooking but still scratched the itch (and was delicious!): Chocolate Date Truffles.
My dear friend, Tristan, gave me the original recipe (thank you again!). Raw cashews are whirled in the food processor with honey, cacao powder, vanilla and shredded coconut to create a rich, lightly sweet truffle to scoop and roll. I began nibbling right away! The original recipe calls for rolling in citrus zest, nuts or seeds, but I decided to stuff some luscious, plump dates with it instead. What an indulgent treat! These didn't last long and I know I'll be making them again soon.
Off to the shop now – I can't wait to share details and photos with you in a couple of weeks after we've opened.
Chocolate Date Truffles
Makes about 22
Filling adapted from Nourish and Heal, 2014
1 cup raw cashews, soaked in a bowl of water for 20 minutes and drained
1/2 cup raw honey
1/2 cup raw cacao powder
1/4 teaspoon vanilla
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
3/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut, plus extra for garnish
22 whole, plump Medjool dates
Add the drained cashews and honey to the bowl of a food processor and process until smooth, stopping to scrape the sides once. Add the cacao powder, vanilla, kosher salt and coconut and process until well combined, stopping again to scrape the sides.
Scrape the filling into a small bowl, cover and chill for about an hour. You can prep the filling the day before serving and leave to chill overnight, too.
To assemble the truffle dates, slit each date open along one side and gently remove the pit. Place a small scoop of filling into each date and shape it to fit smoothly. Arrange the dates on a serving plate and scatter a little coconut over the top. Indulge!
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Friday, February 28, 2014
One Spice, Two Spice
A fire, a blanket, a snowy day, a cup of tea and a new cookbook. What could be better? Especially when the cookbook's title is a surprise, arriving in the mail just in time to curl up for a cozy weekend of reading with a furry friend.
My new cookbook came compliments of Joanne, of the lovely blog Eats Well With Others. We are participating in the Food Blogger Cookbook Swap, a terrific event being hosted by Alyssa of Everyday Maven and Faith of An Edible Mosaic. The idea behind the swap is to share books from our collection with other food bloggers. I sent a book to someone and received one in return. So much fun!
Joanne chose well for me. She noticed from my blog that I revel in spices (so true!) and thoughtfully selected one called One Spice, Two Spice by Floyd Cardoz. The author grew up in Mumbai and Goa and now cooks in New York City. He shares some personal bits throughout the book and gives a little history of each recipe.
Right away the title intrigued me and I knew I'd enjoy diving in ... I was right. The book brings together two cultures, American food cooked with Indian spices. I traveled in India seven years ago and really appreciate Indian flavors. The first section I flipped to was the condiment chapter. Chutneys, pickles, raitas and dressings – yes, please! I began marking recipes to try and Boodie's Ketchup, named for the author's mother, is top of the list. This tomato-based condiment is flavored with cinnamon, cloves, ginger, shallots, garlic, cayenne and vinegar. Need I say more? And as I perused other chapters in the book many other recipes leaped out. Come summer, this pretty Chilled Cucumber Soup with Mint and Basil is sure to refresh.
I'm always happy to add fresh inspiration to my cookbook shelf and appreciate this chance to meet fellow food bloggers. Thank you for your delicious choice, Joanne! And thank you to Alyssa and Faith for hosting. Now back to my menu planning!
A lovely group of bloggers joined together for this fun cookbook swap. Please feel free to stop by for a visit and check out some of the new inspirations they received:
A Baker's House
An Edible Mosaic
avocado bravado
Blueberries And Blessings
Cheap Recipe Blog
Confessions of a Culinary Diva
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Monday, February 24, 2014
Steak and Zhoug
I enjoy discussing homemade condiments here and I'm delighted that this month's Tasting Jerusalem features one of my very favorites, zhoug. I've shared my love of zhoug before, the fiery, green herb sauce that I discovered through Bob's host mother many years ago during my first visit to Israel. Just a bite transports me away from the winter chill here back to those hot summer days.
This versatile condiment is popular in the Middle East and a true pantry staple. A quick whirl of fresh cilantro, parsley, olive oil, garlic and chiles in the food processor is all that is needed to create zhoug. Fragrant, spicy and vibrant, it livens up any dish it graces. Especially welcome during this time of season!
We usually dollop some in chicken soup or scoop a bit onto a plate of scrambled eggs. This past weekend, though, steak was on our menu and I started thinking about chimichurri sauce, the Argentinian green sauce traditionally made with parsley, olive oil, garlic and vinegar and served with grilled meat. Why not serve zhoug with steak in a similar manner? I grabbed my bunches of herbs, smashed some garlic cloves, chopped chiles (I had red fresno chiles on hand rather than jalapenos, which added pretty little flecks of red) and glugged olive oil and soon we had steak and zhoug on the table.
I have to say, steak and zhoug is absolutely delicious! A few years ago I learned the best way to cook a steak using a combination of stovetop and oven and have been doing it this way ever since. The spicy kick of zhoug complemented the simple taste of the beef beautifully and seriously got my taste buds tingling. As I look out at our gorgeous white wonderland and watch our cute pup bounce around in the snow, I savor the spicy flavors of the Middle East and feel warm inside.
Steak and Zhoug
Steak recipe from The Week
Steaks, let sit at room temperature for 30 minutes
Kosher salt
Grapeseed oil
Zhoug to serve (recipe here)
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Sprinkle a bit of kosher salt over each steak. Heat a cast iron pan large enough to hold all the steaks over high heat and let it get hot. Pour a very thin layer of grapeseed oil in the pan. Lay each steak in the pan and let sear for a minute or two. Flip the steaks and let sear for another minute.
Take the pan and place in the oven for five to six minutes, depending upon the thickness of each steak and your preference for how cooked you like them (if you use a thermometer, 115 degrees is the rare end of rare).
Remove the pan from the oven and let sit for five minutes to collect the juices. Spoon on dollops of zhoug and serve.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Moroccan Popcorn
We are doing a happy snow dance here! While we've had cold temperatures, the snow has not been falling, making for a very unusual winter. Happily, though, today it's snowing steadily and I'm feeling quite cozy watching the pretty flakes float down. We can ski and sled!
It's been awhile since I shared what's cooking in my kitchen. I have a new project in the works and can't wait to share it with you (soon!). In the meantime, here's what we're cooking with for Tasting Jerusalem this month – ras el hanout.
My love of homemade spice blends is well known and I am quite pleased with this month's ingredient. I've written about ras el hanout before and, since discovering how versatile this Moroccan blend is, I have sprinkled it liberally. Ras el hanout literally means "head of the shop" in Arabic, and you can personalize your own mix easily. The blend I make includes cumin, paprika, coriander, cinnamon, turmeric, ginger and black pepper. A little sweet, a little spicy, a pinch instantly jazzes up a dish.
Or a snack. We pop a lot of corn on the stove top and like to try different toppings (nutritional yeast is a favorite one, although we think it could do with a better name - we've been calling it "Sunshine"). Why not sprinkle some ras el hanout on popcorn? With flaky sea salt and a drizzle of olive oil? Well, I gave it a whirl and Moroccan popcorn was born.
Warm, crunchy, smoky and salty, this is some good snacking, especially while watching football. We're getting our blue and green on around here and will be wildly cheering for the Seahawks on Sunday during the Super Bowl. I love all the Seahawks spirit and energy I've seen both in the valley and in Seattle! Happy munching and go Hawks!
Moroccan Popcorn
Makes a large bowl
1 tablespoon coconut oil
1/2 cup popcorn kernels
Olive oil for drizzling
Ras el hanout (homemade recipe here)
Flaky sea salt
Have a large bowl ready. Warm the coconut oil in popcorn maker over medium high heat. Add the popcorn and start turning the handle. When corn stops popping, immediately pour the popcorn into the serving bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with ras el hanout and flaky sea salt to taste. Start munching!
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By david goldstein
Jul 3, 2007
This is an excellent area, esp when it's hot down in the valley. IMO, more reminiscent of The Needles than Indian Creek -- I don't believe we used more than two pieces of a given size on any single pitch.
Kudos to the first ascensionists etc, but I feel they were in general much too aggresive w/ the drill -- virtually every bolt on the climbs I did had a reasonable if small gear placement near by. For instance, the first bolt of Sons of Liberty is about one foot to the side of a solid green Alien placement.
By outdooreric
From: Lyons, CO
Jul 5, 2007
It reminds me of an alpine Cookie Cliff.
Some routes do seem to have bolts next to gear placements. The majority of the trad routes done after 2002 have no lead bolts whatsoever. We tried to buck that trend and establish routes ground up, on-site without any bolts (adding belay bolts later). Hopefully future first ascentionists will continue this ethic and only bolt when necessary.
By Chris Owen
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And if I don't have this guidebook how do I get there? I thought Mountain Project was "Beyond the Guidebook" not "Refer to the Guidebook".
Sorry, but I've had a tough day.
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11 a.m. ET: Just when it seemed like things could not get any weirder for the Celtics, they upped the ante. Fresh off a two-day break thanks to the weekend's snowstorm, the Celtics survived a three-overtime slugfest with the Nuggets on Sunday. They then promptly hit the road for a matchup in Charlotte on Monday night. If the Celtics (27-23) have anything left in the tank, they can extend their win streak to eight games with a victory over the Bobcats (11-39). That will not be as easy as Charlotte's record suggests, however. The Bobcats have pushed the Heat and Lakers to the limit in the last week, and as Celtics coach Doc Rivers marveled when the Bobcats visited the TD Garden last month, "they just keep playing." Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett will have their minutes watched closely, as they were stretched in Sunday's win. Pierce played 54 minutes while putting up a triple-double and Garnett posted 47 minutes. Join us for updates and analysis during the game, which tips off at 7 p.m. ET.
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New 'Batman: Earth One' & 'Superman: Earth One' GNs"), was the only title from Marvel or DC in the top 20; it placed at #10. At least DC had a Superman title in the Top 20 the month Man of Steel came out; that's a feat Marvel was unable to match in May when Iron Man 3 had a huge opening.
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Lucy Collier has no regrets – three months after entering one of the most fiercely-competitive businesses around.
The 25-year-old opened Nu Beauty in Carlisle's Chapel Street in October.
There is no shortage of beauty salons in Carlisle but trade has been brisk nonetheless.
She said: "Christmas was a whirlwind. It's been amazing. We were fully booked a lot of the time."
Miss Collier, who is the partner of the former Carlisle United and Annan Athletic footballer Michael Jack, trained at Carlisle College and worked in a spa for five years before branching out on her own.
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Katherine Heigl has become known for her - how do we put this lightly? - outspoken behavior, all of which was on full display in the January 2012 issue of ELLE, on which she graces the cover.
The divisive actress, who appears in this weekend's ensemble comedy New Year's Eve, spoke candidly to the magazine about her antics, the stress of her career and why, despite everything, she just wants people to like her.
"I've never really been America's sweetheart ..." she said. "I had 'em for a second thinking maybe I was. And then I opened my mouth, and it was very clear I wasn't. There's so much of my mother's caustic, sarcastic, irreverent take on things. But I also love and embrace it."
"I'm just that a****** who really wants everyone to like me, and it's a ridiculous goal and it's an impossible goal," she added. "But I think if I just keep pushing forward and showing myself through and through, they will see me again for what I really am and not what has been sort of spun about me."
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This brief will examine similarities and difference across key elements of DSRIP waivers. The states included in this analysis are: California, Texas, Kansas, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and New York. The key elements of DSRIP initiatives that will be explored in this analysis include: the goals and objectives of the DSRIP initiative; eligible providers; projects and organization; allocation of funds; data collection and evaluation/reporting; and financing of DSRIP waivers.Issue Brief Read More
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Financial Alignment Demonstrations for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries: A Look at CMS's Evaluation Plan
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Profiles of Medicaid Outreach and Enrollment Strategies: The Cook County Early Expansion Initiative
The brief provides an overview of the Cook County, Illinois "CountyCare" early expansion waiver experience, which may help inform continued efforts as the Medicaid expansion is implemented across states. It finds that, in just over 12 months, more than 82,000 Cook County residents successfully enrolled in CountyCare coverage, allowing the state and county to get a significant jump start on the Medicaid expansion. Illinois implemented the full Medicaid expansion in January 2014 and automatically transitioned CountyCare enrollees to the expansion. As of March 2014, CountyCare members account for nearly half of the total statewide enrollment of adults into the Medicaid expansion.Issue Brief Read More


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From snowscapes to teapots – our new boards on Pinterest
18 December 2013 by Lisa
The collections at the Walker Art Gallery are so vast and varied, it's very difficult to pick out favourite items or paintings. But we've given it a go, so that we could bring to light some of the quirkier items from the collections on Pinterest.
We've been getting inspired by the winter/festive season and have put together two new Walker Art Gallery Pinterest boards filled with our collections, for you to browse. Hopefully you'll get inspired by them as well! Read more…
Santa Claus is coming…to the Museum of Liverpool!
17 December 2013 by Lucy
Yesterday, the Museum of Liverpool welcomed a very special visitor, who will be staying with us all through Christmas.
If you remember Blacklers Department Store on the corner of Elliot Street and Great Charlotte Street, then you may remember the gigantic Santa Claus, which adorned the façade of the building for a number of years. Read more…
Mandela: African necklace as act of defiance
16 December 2013 by Zachary
Nelson 'Madiba' Mandela, freedom fighter and former President of South Africa, was returned to his ancestral home of Qunu yesterday for a burial ceremony that was broadcast all over the world.
When Nelson Mandela appeared for sentencing in the South African Supreme Court on charges of treason in 1962, he wore a traditional Xhosa beaded costume as an expression of contempt and resistance against the illegitimate proceedings against him. This was captured in a famous picture by Eli Weinberg.
Top ten Christmas gifts
13 December 2013 by Lisa
Can you hear a distant rumble and clatter in the background as you walk down the high street?
No, it's not Santa coming early with his sleigh and reindeer – it's the sound of Christmas shoppers starting to descend on the city!
But there's no need to panic and get carried along with the crowd to all the 'usual shops' – let us help you to find something a little bit different.
You can either browse in one of the shops at our museums or galleries, or put your feet up at home and check out our online shop instead.
Remember to order from our online shop by 18 December to make sure you get your goodies in time for Christmas!
To give you some ideas, here's our list of top ten Christmas gifts for this year…
Last chance to see photographs by Martin Parr and Tom Wood
6 December 2013 by Laura
This weekend is the last chance to catch 'Every Man and Woman is a Star: Photographs by Martin Parr and Tom Wood' .
The images provide an evocative insight into the local area between 1976 and 1987. So we were really pleased to hear from Ceri McCabe, one half of the young couple in the lead image which gave the exhibition its poetic name. Read more…
Transgender Day of Remembrance
21 November 2013 by Kay
Yesterday, Wednesday 20th November, was Transgender Day of Remembrance. We laid a wreath in the 'April Ashley: portrait of a lady' exhibition at the Museum of Liverpool to commemorate all those who have been murdered or taken their own lives because of transphobia.
Representatives from Armistead, Merseyside Police, Transforum, Homotopia and Trans-Chester joined visitors and staff in a minutes silence.
April herself suffered transphobia throughout her life, from family members, the media and also strangers in the street.
You can find out more about hate crime from members of the trans community and Merseyside Police in the exhibition.
Lusitania families' event
8 November 2013 by Ellie
At this time of year we pause to remember the contribution of British and Commonwealth military and civilian servicemen and women in the two World Wars and later conflicts.
With that in mind, Merseyside Maritime Museum is continuing to work towards marking the centenary of the sinking of Liverpool's most famous ship, 'RMS Lusitania', in 2015.
On the 7 May 1915, while en route to Liverpool, 'Lusitania' was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-20 off the Irish coast near the Old Head of Kinsale. She sank in just 18 minutes, and 1198 men, women and children perished. The sinking sent shockwaves around the world, but her loss was felt particularly keenly in Liverpool – where rioting broke out against German-owned businesses. A large number of the crew had strong connections to the city and many families were devastated by the event. "Lusi", as she was affectionately known in the city, was held high regard by local people and had been a familiar site at the Landing Stage since her maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York in September 1907.
Each year Merseyside Maritime Museum marks the anniversary with a commemoration around our 'Lusitania' propeller, on the quayside across from the museum. Many of those who join us have family connections to those who were on board, and this year we met with people after the event to listen to their stories.
On Friday 15th November we are hosting a follow-up event, and are hoping to see some familiar faces but also make new connections with local people who have family ties to 'Lusitania'. If you, or someone you know, would like to come along then head for Learning Base 2, on the second floor of the museum, from 2pm.
If you would like more information then please email us at email@example.com.
19 tonnes of mummified cats!
7 November 2013 by Ashley Cooke
This week colleagues from the Manchester Museum and the University of Manchester came to see the World Museum's collection of 95 animal mummies from ancient Egypt. Dr Stephanie Atherton and Dr Lidija McKnight both study mummified faunal remains and are members of the Ancient Egyptian Animal Bio Bank Project, which aims to promote the study of faunal remains by uncovering information relating to these creatures and the ancient culture that preserved them. Read more…
Calling all budding bug photographers!
1 November 2013 by Felicity
The World Museum Bug Photography Competition is back! Here's Laura Carter, our Bug House keeper, with the details…
"We're excited to announce that our bug photography competition is relaunching! You might already have a favourite shot you've taken over the summer, but it's not too late in the year to still get some nice shots of our six, eight and many-legged friends. Read more…
A day in the life: John Moores Painting Prize
18 October 2013 by Lisa
Call For Entries for the prestigious John Moores Painting Prize closes on 25 October 2013 and Project Manager Angela Samata has been meeting with some of the jury. It will be this group of artists/artistic directors who will make the final decision about who will win the £25,000 prize.
Here's Angela to give us a behind the scenes peak at her busy day in London with Director of Art Galleries Sandra Penketh… Read more…


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Recent presentation by Yokna Bottoms Farm founder and owner Doug Davis. From the perspective of a farmer and an educator, Doug presented his thoughts on the Farm to School movement at the request of Good Food for Oxford Schools coordinator Sunny Young.
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Fall Shindig on the Farm! House Concert: The New Agrarians
As the end of a fantastic 2014 season draws near, we're ready to throw down on the farm!
In celebration of local food, Yokna Bottoms Farm and Gaining Ground – Hill Country Chapter have invited The New Agrarians to perform at the farmhouse on Nov. 13, following their set on Thacker Mountain Radio. The trio of talented singer-songwriters will go on at 9 p.m. but we're gonna make a whole night of it!
Guests are invited to begin arriving at 6 p.m. and enjoy some great Yokna Bottoms Farm food. Local favorites The Old Ways will go on at7:30 p.m. BYOB and feel free to bring a dish to share if you'd like.
We have space for 60 guests. To reserve your spot, we request pre-payment of $20 at our Oxford City Market booth (Tues. 3-6:30 p.m.) or at our Saturday distribution 8-10 a.m. at OXCM on West Oxford Loop.
For more info, call Betsy at 662-380-2367 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Market Table
Fall bounty on the market table! New this week: We've got tender, delicious collard greens plus AWESOME carrots, hakurei turnips, radishes, green onions, kale, lettuces, mustard greens, Mesclun mix and more!
Here's the schedule for Tuesday markets/CSA distributions:
Tuesdays, 3-6:30 p.m.
Nov. 4 The Powerhouse
Nov. 11 The Lyric
Nov. 18 The Lyric
Nov. 25 The Lyric
* Beginning Nov. 1, Saturday distributions will be held from 8-10 a.m. at the Oxford City Market West Oxford Loop location.
OXCM Moves Indoors for Fall
With days getting shorter and chillier, Oxford City Market plans to keep shoppers shopping and vendors vending through the fall.
OXCM is moving to the Lyric and the Powerhouse for the remainder of the season. Yokna Botttoms Farm Tuesday CSA distributions will continue from 3-6:30 p.m.
We'll have lots of delicious fall veggies with the added bonus of toasty warm venues and great performance spaces for musical guests!
Here's the schedule for Tuesday markets/CSA distributions:
Tuesdays, 3-6:30 p.m.
Oct. 28 The Lyric
Nov. 4 The Powerhouse
Nov. 11 The Lyric
Nov. 18 The Lyric
Nov. 25 The Lyric
* Beginning Nov. 1, Saturday distributions will be held from 8-10 a.m. at the Oxford City Market West Oxford Loop location.
The Market Table
Fall bounty on the market table! We've got AWESOME carrots, hakurei turnips, radishes, green onions, kale, lettuces, mustard greens, Mesclun mix and more! Come see us Saturday at Midtown from 7-11 a.m. or Tuesday at OXCM from 3-6:30 p.m.
Green Onion Chipotle Cornbread
This green onion and chipotle studded cornbread was a hit at last month's Gaining Ground meeting and since several attendees have asked for the recipe, I thought I'd oblige. The recipe features locally stone-ground corn meal from the Grit Girl and honey from Taylor's Mardis Honey!
Green Onion Chipotle Cornbread
3 Yokna Bottoms green onions, chopped finely
1/4 cup Yokna Bottoms chipotle peppers, finely chopped with seeds removed
1/4 cup Mardis honey
3/4 cup Grit Girl cornmeal
3/4 cup unbleached flour
3/4 tsp. salt
3 tsp. baking powder
2 eggs
1 cup buttermilk
1/4 cup oil
Get oven hot at 425 degrees. Heat oil in cast iron skillet in the oven while you mix up the batter.
Mix all dry ingredients. Then add your eggs and buttermilk and stir until just mixed. You don't want to over mix your batter. Pour into hot skillet and bake about 20 minutes. Serve with Yokna Bottoms pepper jelly!
The Market Table
Fall bounty on the market table! This week we've got gorgeous radishes, green onions, kale, lettuces, mustard greens, Mesclun mix and more! Come see us Saturday at Midtown from 7-11 a.m. or Tuesday at OXCM from 3-6:30 p.m.
People's Climate March
Leading up to the 2014 United Nations Climate Summit, people around the world are mobilizing to put pressure on our world leaders to take a stronger stance on climate issues.
Students for a Green Campus and the faculty of the Environmental Studies Minor are joining in efforts to bring awareness right here in Oxford.
So join us on the steps of the Lyceum as we march to the courthouse steps in the square, asking our elected officials to take larger steps towards protecting the environment and the people in it! We will meet at 4 p.m. for poster prep and will begin our march at 5 p.m.
We'll see you there!
Yokna Bottoms Fall Equinox Solidarity Drum Circle
9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20
In solidarity with the People's Climate March, Yokna Bottoms Farm will host a community drum circle gathering the night before the march.
Bring an instrument and some friends and let's drum up some good vibes for greater awareness and action on climate issues!
Camping available for out-of-town marchers in need of accommodations. Call Betsy at 662-380-2367 for more information.
How Sweet It Is!
Sweet Potato Harvest Begins
Fall crops are starting to trickle in, making their debut at market this week! Yokna Bottoms sweet potato harvesting is in full swing. We've got Beauregard and Covington varieties:
Beauregard – Considered the world's most popular sweet potato. Prized for reddish-purple skin and sweet, deep orange flesh that caramelizes nicely when baked. Stores exceptionally well.
Covington – Rosy-skinned with super sweet orange flesh, these are a favorite for roasting and mashing.
Also new this week:
Tasty, tender green onions!
…and these adorable Long Island Cheese pumpkins:
Named for their resemblance to wheels of cheese, this heirloom favorite features smooth, sweet flesh and is supposed to make killer pumpkin pies…We're making one tonight. We'll let know Saturday how it turns out!
See you Saturday at Midtown Market 7-11 a.m., Tuesday at OXCM 3-6:30 p.m., or back at Midtown Wednesday 8 a.m.-1 p.m.!
Smoky Chipotle Peppers Are Back!
Yokna Bottoms slow-smoked Chipotle Peppers add sweet, smoky, mild heat and enormous flavor to your favorite dishes. These peppers are good in EVERYTHING – pimento cheese, potato salad, deviled eggs, BBQ sauce, frittatas, salsa, soups, chili, greens, beans…really, EVERYTHING!
Chipotles are jalapeno peppers that have been allowed to ripen on the plants, turning a bright crimson color. The peppers are then smoked over a hardwood fire for days, tended by Farmer Jeff, until the pepper's moisture is removed and they've been imbued with a distinct, smoky flavor.
Because they're slow-smoked, these lovely peppers have a long shelf life and keep well in the pantry in an airtight container.
Spice up your life this Saturday at Mid-Town Market from 7-11 a.m. or at OXCM Tuesday from 3-6:30 p.m.
My Michelle's: Locally-Sourced, Southern Style
My Michelle's extensive lunch buffet features an array of Southern favorites with a healthy, local twist! Entrees, salads, soups, and desserts change daily and offer diners locally-sourced farm fresh veggies. What a delicious way to support local farms!
For hours and weekly lunch special visit My Michelle's website.


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Fun in the Sun
An afternoon with Matty Banting and Gabriel Medina...
The boys go for an arvo shred and enjoy some downtime on the Gold Coast earlier this year.
Thanks to Dune Rats for the tunes! Make sure you check them out dunerats.bandcamp.com/
Song: Social Atoms
Artist: Dune Rats
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