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Here are all the finishers in the St. Augustine Half Marathon:
Finish Name Age Sex City Time
1 Kristopher Shold 34 M Jacksonville 01:17:11.423
2 David Picciano 47 M Winter Garden 01:21:57.047
3 Paul Mcrae 41 M Jacksonville 01:23:05.807
4 Dan Stoner 40 M Gainesville 01:23:40.910
5 Jordan Nelson 23 F 01:24:27.413
6 Kim Brantly-Pawelek 40 F 01:24:28.687
7 Steve Vighetti 45 M St. Augustine 01:24:36.617
The 3rd Annual Runners Care 5K was held on Saturday morning in St. Augustine Beach. The race included 194 participants.
Brian Kaston, the male winner and overall winner, ran the race in 19:03. Kaston is from Ohio.
Amber White, the female winner, finished in 19:52. White, who finished fourth overall, is from Middleburg.
Team variable, May 4
1. Bailey, Frye, Seidlich, Peak, 2. LaShomb, Leser, Hollowell, Witt, 3. Hrach, Hutchins, Pfaff, Lewis; Walker, Valley, Hayford, Landon
Low net, May 7
FLIGHT A: 1. Walker (65), 2. Medved (68)
FLIGHT B: 1. Janeczko (67), 2. D. O'Connell (69)
FLIGHT C: 1. Fuller, Peak (64)
SENIOR FLIGHT A: 1. Jones (67), 2. McCabe, Moore (69)
SENIOR FLIGHT B: 1. Palatini (65), 2. Witt, McCraw (68)
Nearest to the pin: Daly (0-16), Loney (17+), Jones (senior)
A recap of the Police Athletic League's Week 6 lacrosse games:
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Six different White Eskimos scored in a 6-4 win over the Green Rascals.
Grant Willower made several key fourth-quarter saves. Matthew Schneider, Danny Morrell, Deven Casio, Peyton Miller, Seth Ulrickson and David Ledford all scored. For the Green Rascals, Noah Lee scored twice, while Dylan Thibault and Connor Quinney netted one apiece. Connor Shallis made five saves in goal.
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St. Joseph's Reese Davis and Ponte Vedra's Beau Beech were part of the Team Florida 19U team that won a state championship this past season. In the semifinal game against Empire Elite, Beech tallied 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds in a 66-41 win. Davis added 13 points and six assists. In the team's 71-33 win over the Florida Bulls in the championship, Beech poured in 26 points and pulled down 12 rebounds. Davis tacked on four assists.
A recap from Week 5 at the PAL Lacrosse league:
Goalie Connor Quinney recorded 11 saves, including the game-winning stop in the five seconds to lift the White Thunder to a 9-8 win over the Green Giants.
Jacob Jones, Byron Mariotti and David Ledford each scored two goals.
Individual net, April 19
1. Tim O'Neal (66), 2. Ron Stafford (69), 3. Dick Anthony, Al Howes (70)
Individual points, April 25
1. Tim O'Neal, John Gates (-2), 3. Al Howes (-6), 4. Dick Anthony (-9), 5. Bruce Greer (-11)
Two-week eclectic, April 12, 19
FLIGHT A: 1. Peggy Righter (59), 2. Carol Parla (60), 3. Diane Sullivan/Pam Miller (64)
FLIGHT B: 1. Linda Nichols (59), 2. Lilly Vail (65), 3. Kathy Forster (66)
The Team Panther U13 team finished 12-0 in the North Florida Youth Lacrosse league. Leading scorers were Zack Ott (48 points), Phil Mylet (43) and Blaine Norman (41). Ground ball leaders were Devin Hoffman (37) and Kierean McKee (35).
Scramble, April 13
1. Burgess, Hutchins, Geer, Peak (139), 2. Bailey, Mickler, Berman, Lewis (143), 3. McCabe, Dunn, Wyatt, Keller (144), 4. Gardner, Hamlin, Kirkwood, Landon (146)
Individual best nine, April 16
FLIGHT A: 1. Jon Radford (33), 2. John Daly (34)
FLIGHT B: 1. Bill Soman, Jerry Gardner, Jack Janeczko (31)
FLIGHT C: 1. Dave Bengtson (31), 2. Charles Beatty, Lynn Keller (32)
SENIOR FLIGHT A: 1. Omer Galipeau (32), 2. Will Fuller, Ross Hamlin, Ray Hutchins (34)
Former St. Joseph Academy and University of Florida runner Justin Taylor set the course record at the third annual Don's Friends 5K with a time of 15:40. There were more than 670 registered runners. Libby Bergman, 29, won the women's side at 19:15. Steve Vighetti, 42, was tops in the masters men group at 19:05. Brenda Beason, 48, won the masters women (22:36). John Steinberg, 52, was tops in the grand masters men (18:59) and Michelle Fredette, 54, won the grand masters women (23:27). Contributed photo
The YMCA Premier Traveling Team for 14-year-olds finished the season 13-0. The squad, which plays in the Northeast Florida YMCA Premier League, played teams from Duval, Clay and Nassau counties.
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One of the city's most venerable cultural institutions, the San Antonio Symphony, will celebrate its 75th anniversary with a classical concert and post-concert celebration on Saturday, June 14. The concert will feature international violin sensation Joshua Bell at the Majestic Theatre, beginning at 8 p.m. From the stunningly powerful violin concerto of Sibelius to the sultry sounds of Bolero, showcasing the entire orchestra, Bell joins San Antonio Symphony Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing and the San Antonio Symphony in a program that will include musical selections performed during the June 1939 inaugural concert to include works from Wagner and Strauss.
"I am so gratified to be part of this world-class orchestra as it marks its 75th year," Lang-Lessing said. "Together we will continue to build on its legacy toward another 75 years of success."
More festivities will unfold after the concert in the lobby of the St. Anthony Hotel, which will have just completed a multi-million dollar renovation. Champagne, flaming desserts, 1930s jazz, a full bar and valet parking are included in the $75 price. VIP tickets to the concert also are $75. Both may be purchased at the San Antonio Symphony Box Office, (210) 223-8624 or www.sasymphony.org. For groups of 10 or more, call (210) 554-1066. Special room rates are also available at the St. Anthony Hotel, click HERE for more information.
"Considering the Symphony's many triumphs and the foundation it provides for cultural arts in San Antonio, this anniversary is really a citywide celebration," said San Antonio Symphony Board President Dennert Ware. "We hope to see all classical music lovers and patrons of other performing arts take part in the festivities as we celebrate the Symphony's ongoing success in enriching our whole community through outstanding live performances of music for 75 years."
The San Antonio Symphony was founded in 1939 by Max Reiter, a Jewish conductor in exile from Italy. By 1945, its popular community support enabled Reiter to establish the San Antonio Symphony Grand Opera Festival, bringing world-class stars and productions to the Municipal Auditorium. This early Symphony venue will be reborn in September as the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts; the San Antonio Symphony will serve as its resident symphony orchestra.
Through its years of enriching the community through performance seasons, outreach concerts and educational concerts for students, the San Antonio Symphony has garnered awards for its musical excellence and creative programming. About the San Antonio Symphony: The San Antonio Symphony is a non-profit performing arts organization with the mission to inspire and enrich our community by vigorously influencing the artistic fabric of San Antonio through excellent symphonic performance, education and service. The San Antonio Symphony, with more than 70 professional musicians, serves over 130,000 people per year including 40,000 students. For more information about the Symphony visit www.sasymphony.org
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Absolute Value Equations and Inequalities
A teacher's guide precedes the five-page worksheet on solving absolute value problems. A summary, essential question, launch and exploration activities are suggested to go along with the assignment. You might want to know that the worksheet itself, while pertinent to the skills of solving and graphing absolute value problems on a number line, is dry; there are no real-life applications.
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Jumping Flea
Mathematics minors consider the magnitude of a jumping flea as he hops from place to place. Through this exercise, they will investigate absolute values, as well as positive and negative rational numbers on a number line. The first page of this straightforward resource acts as a homework assignment or assessment, while the second acts as your answer key.
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Graphing Absolute Value Functions
The skill set for this lesson is to have learners use tables to generate functions and functions to generate graphs. They work through a series of worksheets with the instructor to determine absolute value, domain, x and y intercept and complete transformations.
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Absolute value Equations
Sal unravels the mystery of absolute value. This presentation contains well-defined and clearly explained examples that build upon each other to provide a strong foundation for solving equations that contain absolute value. This would be a wonderful compliment to any lesson or as extra support for struggling learners.
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Absolute Value Inequalities
Combining the skills from the previous videos, particularly inequalities and absolute values, Sal works to solve several new sample problems. He encourages watching the video "over and over," which is a good piece of advice for mathematicians of any skill level.
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Absolute Value Inequalities
Combining the skills from the previous videos, particularly inequalities and absolute values, Sal works to solve several new sample problems. He encourages watching the video "over and over," which is a good piece of advice for mathematicians of any skill level.
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Lesson 2-5: Absolute Value Functions and Graphs
What is absolute value? What is an absolute value function? Emerging mathematicians solve equations containing variables inside an absolute value sign. They graph each function on a coordinate plane and identify the maximum and minimum values in the graph.
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Hot Summer. . . Cold Winter
A table of each state's record temperature reports data that middle schoolers can place on a number line for analysis. A written explanation of how to use this tool and the concept of absolute value are also included. Nine questions are mixed in for learners to answer by comparing absolute values of several temperature ranges.
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Collaborators create a presentation, poster, or a simple diagram to demonstrate a positive and negative number range. What makes this vivid is that sea level is zero and the values are altitudes at which various animals live, both above and below the water.
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Absolute Value Inequalities
Solving inequalities involving an absolute value can be a challenging concept for students to grasp. Sal establishes a foundation through examples and careful explanation. He then builds on that foundation by demonstrating how to solve problems.
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SAT Prep: Test 1 Section 3 Part 8
At the end of the first review session of The Official SAT Study Guide, Sal demonstrates how to solve problems 19 and 20, which include skills like absolute values and consecutive integers. Students can go back over these twenty problems for further review.
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Use a Number Line to Understand How While the Value of a Negative Number Decreases, its Absolute Value Increases
Continue practicing absolute value with the last video of a series about comparisons of absolute value with regard to order. The visual representations of more debt and less debt, deeper and shallower, and even cold and colder help class members understand how the real world uses absolute value.
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Lakewood to throw end-of-summer bash
Date: August 26, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
LAKEWOOD RANCH — East County families have one last chance to splash away the summer and welcome in the new school year.
Lakewood Ranch Community Activities will host its annual free Back to School Splash Bash event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 29, at the Lakewood Ranch YMCA, 5100 Lakewood Ranch Blvd.
"This is the last summer celebration before the kids have to buckle down and start studying for the new school year," event organizer Lori Basilone said. "It's for all families with school-age children."
Activities will include swimming activities for prizes, a 25-foot inflatable waterslide, a dunk tank and Slip 'n Slide. The YMCA also will set up Skate Jam for children wishing to test out their skateboarding skills.
Explore Some More Children's Museum also will be on site with a bubbles exhibit. Community organizations will be offering free sno-cones and watermelon to guests, but attendees also can purchase a lunch of either a hot dog or hamburger with chips and a drink for $5. Pre-registration for meal tickets is recommended, but not necessary, Basilone said.
Recommended items to bring include a swimsuit, a towel, water shoes, sunscreen, a skateboard and helmet and lawn chairs. Attendees also are asked to donate a new or gently used children's book, which will go to the Manatee Food Bank's Royalty for Reading program.
"We're really hoping that folks will take the time to dig through to find something they have or buy (a book)," Basilone said.
Event organizers are expecting 500 children — about twice as many as year's past when the event was held at the Lakewood Ranch Athletic Center.
"(Using the YMCA) really gives us room to grow," Basilone said. "We're expecting a good crowd."
Basilone said she has been advertising the event through Twitter. Those interested in attending can follow her updates by typing "LWRCAC."
Contact Pam McTeer at firstname.lastname@example.com.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 29
WHERE: Lakewood Ranch YMCA, 5100 Lakewood Ranch Blvd.
COST: Free; an optional $5 lunch is available. Pre-registration for lunch is recommended.
WHAT TO BRING: Swimsuit, a towel, water shoes, sunscreen, a skateboard and helmet and lawn chairs
OTHER: Donations of new or gently used children's books are being collected for charity. Children ages 13 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
INFORMATION: 907-0202, Ext. 224
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Favorite egg preparations for breakfast
I have a great source of farm eggs, and am looking for some new preparation ideas for breakfast ...
Lately I've been doing
a sprouted-grain English muffin half, toasted
topped with avocado slices
topped with a slice of cheese
topped with a poached egg
drizzled with good olive oil
freshly cracked white pepper
fleur de sel
grape tomatoes on the side
Ready to try something different ... ideas??
Nothing beats soft scrambled eggs for me....tomatoes and mushroom caps on the side are a nice garnish.
As for omelets.....I don't like too many items and I cannot stand browned eggs.....a soft fluffy omelet is preferred over a thin, hard, folded one. For me a Cream Cheese and Green Onion/Chive omelet is perfect.
btw....love avocado with eggs.....and finishing with a pat of real butter.
re: fourunder
hear hear on eggs with avocado. My favorite breakfast taco is eggs whites, avocado, and cotija.
re: fourunder
Gordon Ramsay yes. Definitely my favorite.
re: fourunder
OMG, I cant believe you posted that. I keep watching and watching but I cannot get that down like Jack. He is a Master.
He uses a fork on a non sick pan. Some nubes say he cant cook then, I say he breaks the rules because he can. He was personal chef for the president of France, what are your credentials? Hmm.
re: kjonyou
Huh? Some people say that Jacques Pepin can't cook?
A golden brown fritatada with sauted onions, red peppers, fresh spinach, sauted country ham or prochuitto, a good shreaded imported gruyere or aged goat cheese and fresh herbs like basil and thyme.
Over easy egg on top of crispy hash browns or home fries, and dashed with hot sauce.
I also like over easy eggs on a bed of garlicky sautéed greens.
Huevos motulenos, yum. Easier for you to Google it than for me to explain it.
re: Veggo
I googled for you! Is this pretty much how you make them? Sounds wonderful. Maybe have to whip some up soon.
re: c oliver
That's it- isn't it purty? And the flavors are a symphony.
re: c oliver
The Goya frozen platanos maduros work well. Nuke the pack and you are good to go.
re: c oliver
They are pre-sliced on the bias. Nuke 'em frozen and use 'em, just like in the pictures. No need to fry. Trust me, it's that simple.
re: c oliver
Yes, there is a very good latin market in Bradenton called Acapulco.
re: Veggo
This is the winning suggestion for me. I know I've had Mexican style eggs in tomato sauce a few times in the past. I don't remember plantains. It appears that there are a lot of different versions out there. this one seems to be the style most appealing to me:
re: Feed Me
Except for the mushrooms (????) I could get behind this version. I also would just 'somewhat' mash whole beans as I'm not a real fan of your typical refried.
re: Feed Me
Nice. The mushrooms with the beans is new to me. The beauty of this dish, aside from being pretty, is that there are 8 or more common flavors in combination, and not a single one is dominant, but the sum of the parts is magical.
For every day I love a simple spinach omelet. Occasionally with cheese but more often without.
Weekend treat at home would be good bread, sharp cheddar, sliced avocado and either a slice hard boiled or runny yolk fried egg.
Weekend treat when dining out would eggs bennie or eggs florentine.
Weekend treat when on the run would be an egg sandwich from Starbucks, DD or a bagel place depending on where my errands are taking me.
All the "out meals" are easily made at home but that rarely happens in our house.
Couple of other ideas for you:
Ham and cheese egg cups-line muffin tins with black forest ham, drop an egg in, top with whatever cheese your prefer and back until the egg is set to your liking.
Salsa egg cups- spray a ramekin with olive oil, cover bottom with salsa, top salsa with either a whole egg or if your prefer, whisked as for scrambled, top egg with sliced jalapeño and shredded cheddar. Microwave (if you want it quick) or bake until the eggs are set.
A simple toad-in-the-hole can be very satisfying.
Of course there is always quiches and frittatas…those combos are endless.
re: foodieX2
Thanks everyone for all the great ideas :)
The ham, cheese, and egg cups sound nice and easy (and delicious). It's a cool spring, so I can probably still use the oven for awhile right now ...
re: foodieX2
re: foodieX2
I've made this a couple of times (my grandsons especially like it: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/eg...
Kind of your version your ham & cheese cups.
re: BigSal
If we are going to add Asian influence...they I'll suggest
I had some leftover refried black beans in the fridge this morning, so I reheated them with aged white cheddar cheese and topped them with sunnyside-up eggs for my husband - he has decided that this is his new favorite breakfast. Tortillas and pickled jalapenos optional. He just declared that he wants this again for dinner - but sadly, we are out of beans!
I remember this from a Saturday afternoon cooking show in the late 80's and wish I could give due credit for this preparation I've made countless times.
Called California Eggs, you whisk 8 eggs in a bowl and pour into a heated double-boiler with an oiled top section. You then need to enlist the assistance of a willing and well-bribed child to slowly whisk the contents non-stop for about 15 minutes until they report that coagulation is occurring. Then add 6 Tbs. of softened butter, a few grinds of pepper and 2 heaping Tbs. of fresh minced parsley and continue stirring until slightly firmed. Serve with a side of Smoked Turkey Hash. Apologies for not remembering but mucho thanks to the chef who first presented this household heart-clogging and sparingly-served staple.
I got this recipe from an Israeli friend of mine - it is called ShakShuka (I hope I wrote it correctly). You take four tomatoes and slice them and put them in a pan with a bit of olive oil then add some minced garlic (about two cloves). Let them cook, until the peels are coming off - then take a fork and mush them until it becomes like tomato sauce. Then take eggs (as many as you want) and crack them over the tomatoes (like you would a sunny side up egg - leaving the yolks intact - that way if people don't want to eat the yolks, they don't have to. Blend the white part of the egg real well with the tomatoes and add about 1/2 tsp of turmuric, cayanne pepper, paprika and cumin and a S&P to your liking. After a few minutes, when the eggs are ready, you can add finely chopped parsley or cilantro - it looks beautiful and tastes absolutely heaven like.
re: acssss
My friend would eat it at Dr. Shakshuka restaurant, he smiled when I said I discovered it on chowhound:
re: acssss
"[I]f people don't want to eat the yolks, they don't have to."
What knida person wouldn't wanna eat the yolks? Can you trust someone like that?
To the OP, I'd submit the glorious pork roll, egg & cheese sandwich on a hard roll. Ketchup is optional.
re: MGZ
IKR? If you go to the trouble to buy good eggs, the yolk is the point. (Not that the white isn't great, but the yolk ...) A person who buys Eggbeaters just doesn't get it. Life is too short ...
My favorite is probably Breakfast Croissants.
Croissants cut in half horizontally with 2 scrambled eggs with some breakfast sausage pieces incorporated into the eggs. A slice of cheese on top of the eggs. Serve.
As much as I love home fries and hash browns, sometimes for me the perfect accompaniment to breakfast eggs is a nice side of grits with butter, salt & pepper.
Another favorite is a fried egg sandwich on lightly toasted bread with a slice of cheese and lettuce & tomato. Mayo or Durkees sauce makes it complete. Hollandaise or Bearnaise makes it deluxe.
A treat from childhood: Goldenrod Eggs... Begins with hardcooked eggs; the whites are chopped coarsely, mixed with lightly peppered Bechamel sauce and served over toast, then topped with the yolks which get rubbed through a sieve to make a garnish suggestive of pollen.
re: eclecticsynergy
We have Eggs Goldenrod (affectionately known as "Eggs with the Sprinkles") each year at Easter. My late mother-in-law started the tradition and my husband's ex-wife continued it - she says it was taught in her Home Ec class. Now my stepdaughters carry it forward.
We like to hard boil the eggs and keep them in the fridge. We mash them up on toast with a little mayo or chop them and add to a green salad and stuff into a pita. A quick breakfast is to quarter them and drizzle with a little butter or oil and salt and pepper. Olive oil is good and so is truffle oil.
re: ipsedixit
The omurice (from Tampopo) Rice omelette looks good except for the ketchup.
Tea eggs.
I've tinkered with my spice blend and now it's like a "mother stock" for me-- after I make tea eggs OR steam edamame, I reduce the stock again and freeze in ice cube trays.
However, here's a descriptive list of ingredients:
I love to make frittatas with lots of vegetables: kale, peppers, turnips, carrots, onions, whatever I have lying around. Color is key. Saute the vegetables, pour beaten eggs into the hot pan, then turn down and cover. Top with a little goat cheese.
Spanish omelets are a good variation. Bake the potatoes the night before (or boil or microwave, not as good). Add slices to your frittata. I made this recently with purple Peruvian potatoes, and it was just gorgeous: green, purple, orange, yellow.
The best takeout cafe breakfast was a place that served a section of baguette cut lengthwise with a swipe of olive oil, sliced cucumber, sliced tomato, sliced hard boiled egg (get a slicer gadget) and a sprinkle of salt and zaatar. He'd wrap it up in paper.
Farm eggs are especially nice barely cooked. If you haven't made soft-boiled eggs lately...a demitasse spoon makes it feel elegant.
In anticipation of getting some chickens later this year, I have started an egg recipe collection on Pinterest:
Hope you'll find some inspiration there :)
p.s. I haven't checked every one of the links, but hope that they all lead to recipes.
re: ursy_ten
Thanks for posting this! I enjoyed your egg recipe board
re: ursy_ten
that is some serious egg-love, ursy! cool!
Toasted English muffin...
With any number of toppings....At least two, but not limited to....
Sausage patty..
Boudin patty...
Grits patty...
Recycled and warmed piece of fried catfish...
Tasso Gravy...
Recycled Red Beans (no rice)
Thick sliced tomato in season from behind the house.
Crawfish etouffee
Shrimp Creole...
Anything else I see of interest in the fridge.
Topped with poached, fried over easy, or soft scrambled eggs from the hen house.
When I scramble them, I use a *lot* of butter and heat it until it's foaming before I pour the eggs in. I go easy on stirring them too much, because I prefer the large curds and fluffy, steamy , pillowy scrambled eggs.
I saw the Gordon Ramsay way of cooking them, but that is the exact opposite of how I like my eggs scrambled. His look like a bowl of runny oatmeal.
I also like to poach them in a spicy homemade tomato sauce (lots of garlic and red pepper flakes in it), then spoon the sauce and eggs over toasted italian bread and top it with a generous amount of romano.
'Shirred' eggs; heat up a ramekin(s) in oven. Melt a spot of butter in each. break a fresh good egg into the hot butter in the hot ramekin. Good dose of S&P, tablespoon of cream.
If you like you can gild the lilly with slivered prosciutto, ham, green onion, a spot of red pepper puree down with the butter, sauteéd spinach with a speck of garlic and nutmeg (a favorite) in the bottom. Some like cheese on top, but I think that is too much. I like to taste the egg and cream.
Bake until just set white and the yolk still has some softness to it.
I do this for a crowd with good success in a 13 x 9 pan, same idea, just no 'walls' between eggs.
re: gingershelley
We have some beautiful containers with a screw top on each one. I haven't looked at them in some years (packed away somewhere!) but I'm pretty sure they're for shirred eggs. At what temp do you bake please?
re: c oliver
I thought that screw on container was water tight so you were supposed to put it in boiling water. Halfway between poached and soft boiled--no risk of wateriness.
re: escondido123
I gotta find these guys. I'm sure you're right.
re: escondido123
Escondido is right, C Oliver... those would be for 'coddled' eggs - the water-bath version of shirred eggs. VERY English, and delicious!
Would love some of those containers myself:)
re: gingershelley
When I unearth them I'll post a pic. I know each one is in a very sturdy little blue box with lid(???) and maybe some kind of botanical print on each. Late MIL traveled a lot and picked them up along the way.
re: gingershelley
L'oeuf en cocotte. And yes, very delicious!
Julia child starts the water bath on the stove to set the bottom, then moves them to the oven
re: c oliver
This is the tricky part - too high, and they get all hard, too low and it takes forever to cook 'em.
whites cook at a lower temp than yolks, so you have to be vigilant:)
I like to let them cook gently at °325, so I keep good control of what is going on. If it is for a crowd in a big pan, I do a bit higher - 340 or so.
re: gingershelley
Btw, my last post was thanking you (gingershelley, let me go ahead & specify) for this temperature, but somehow it did not come out as a reply to you ... I think it's a 'feature' that this sometimes no longer works as expected ;)
Most of these have been mentioned but my faves are:
Egg sandwich with dijon, mayo and bacon. Sometimes I like to add cheddar and or lettuce.
Poached egg with cheddar or gouda grits.
Coddled and then spooned on top of of toast with butter and Vegemite.
While these might not be "breakfast" to some, I'm always up for them in the morning:
Spinach salad with barely hard boiled eggs and a hot bacon vinaigrette.
Stracciatella soup
Avgolemono soup
Smashed baked potato, with hard boiled eggs and drizzled with vinegar and melted butter.
Poached egg on top of steamed asparagus with a wee bit of prosciutto and shaved parmigiano.
re: ChervilGeorge
I was going to mention the night-before baked potato with sunny-up eggs placed atop. With scallions/green onions, but no butter. Pretty healthy, actually, cause potatoes contain a lot of vitamin c and other things.
re: rudeboy
I love the baked potato topped with sunny-up eggs. I love baked potatoes with just about anything and have made at least 30 recipes over the years with baked potatoes yet I never had this one - I can't wait to try it.
We absolutely love splitting a pop over, putting roasted asparagus on, very thin slice of good ham, poached egg and hollandaise (we do the blender hollandais, sooooo much easier).
Another favorite is fry flour tortillas until crisp, spread on refried black beans, add soft scrambled eggs, pico de gallo and avocado. Hmmm, I am certainly hungry now!
re: HillJ
Thanks for this info ... got some ham and mature white cheddar tonight, am going to try some baking tomorrow.
Today I did something I hadn't done before I don't believe ... yesterday I was putting in all my spring plants, and so I got creative with what was in the pantry, making a very simple spaghetti sauce with just tomato sauce, onion, butter, and herbs. This morning I poached a duck egg in the leftover sauce, and had it with a toasted sprouted grain English muffin.
re: foiegras
Sounds fantastic, foiegras!
re: foiegras
Glad you liked it! I tend to like a crispy edge myself but this quick satisfying meals can sometimes make my day better somehow!
my recent fave is to heat a pan then add a bit of oil or butter. meanwhile beat eggs and some dashi broth in a bowl. i use a big pan and keep swirling the pan so the "omelet" stays thin. run the raw egg under the outer edges. before top is set and before the bottom has any brown, so the texture is still very soft, i sprinkle sesame seeds and red pepper flakes on top and slide "omelet" onto a paper towel.
while that cools i spread nori sheets with labne cheese and avocado.
cut the "omelet" into sections and roll into the nori sheets.
i think it took longer to type this than it does to make it, lol.
re: hotoynoodle
That sounds amazing. I will definitely be trying that!
Lately I've been doing Suzanne Goin's riff on a croque-monsieur. Tihs appeared in Food and wine a few months ago.
So easy and so good.
re: mike0989
Thats' a nice preparation and while I'm not a huge fan of frisée, I do love it included in dishes of this type. Adds a nice brightness.
re: mike0989
good idea!
over medium with toasted 'everything' bagels or English Muffins. nice hash browns + bacon completes the meal.
This morning, a duck egg omelet with mozzarella cheese and fresh chopped herbs from my deck farm.
Poached eggs served over yogurt with garlic and dill and drizzled with brown butter with Aleppo pepper.
Soft boiled, served in an egg cup with buttered toast soldiers.
Hot rice served with a cracked egg, soy sauce and a dusting of furikake.
re: JungMann
"Soft boiled, served in an egg cup with buttered toast soldiers."
Very good one.
re: iL Divo
Egg cups, new and vintage, are readily available. We enjoy this meal on occasion.
re: JungMann
JM, do you serve the rice OVER the egg or, if the other way around, just mix it in and eat. Either sounds great. As a matter of fact, I think that's going to breakfast this morning. Thanks.
re: c oliver
You crack an egg over the hot rice and mix it in. Simple but a rich indulgence when you have fresh eggs.
re: JungMann
I pay an embarrassingly too big amount for local, 'pastured' eggs. Now to pick out the best color shell :) Thanks.
re: JungMann
Now THAT was a super breakfast. It's not unusual for me to have a bowl of some type of grain and leftover protein for a solo breakfast. I empowered myself to add a little sesame oil. No furikake in the house which will be remedied. I'll be eating this for the rest of my life - no exaggeration. Thanks again.
re: c oliver
My Japanese aunt would serve the hot rice with fresh egg along with tiny dried fish.I don't know what they were, but they were from the Asian grocer. This provides similar saltiness and crunch that the furikake does.
re: youareabunny
I believe you are thinking of chirimen jako. They are the smallest of the dried anchovies used in Japanese cuisine, so small as to resemble pencil shavings, belying their far mightier flavor.
re: JungMann
I had to think a lot about what pencil shavings look like but yes I think you are right. The fish I recall, were quite thin and looked a bit like silver worms. Not the best visual, I'm no Shakespeare.
re: speakhandsforme
What, no bacon and sausage?
If I have leftover rice from dinner I like to do a baked rice pudding (with 3-4 eggs) the night before, leaving it to cool on the counter overnight.
With some fresh fruit or a homemade jam topping rice pudding is an awesome breakfast occasionally.
Really fresh farm eggs I usually fry over easy in butter in the black fry pan.
In general I prefer a scramble to an omelet as the extra stuff is more evenly dispersed and the eggs stay moister. I add cubes of cheese, scallions, fines herbes and perhaps some kind of cubed meat. Linquica is nice or sauteed mushrooms or pieces of tomato work well instead of meat.
We call 'Toad in the Hole' a 'Noah on the Ark' because some old friends always called them that when we had them on camping trips. I like to double up and make a sandwich with cheese in between the Noahs. A Noah club..
Love baked eggs. I use this as a starting point but I pretty much put whatever I have on hand under the egg. Chips and salsa and beans. Bread, goat cheese and kale. Usually whatever I have to use up in the fridge. http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
I'm not spritely in the morning. I'm grumpy. I want eggs and I want them now. This makes me happy: soft boiled egg on gluten free waffle. Take a cold egg from the fridge, steam it for exactly 8 minutes (the white will be cooked, and the yolk soft), pop a Van's gluten free (yeah, I know) into the toaster. After 8 minutes (for a large egg), put the egg under cold water, crack it all over and peel under cold water. Soft boiled eggs are easier to peel than hard boiled ones. Salt and pepper. Golden liquid yolks on buttered hot waffle -- priceless.
re: janeblomquist
Probably an obvious question, but is the water already boiling when you put the egg in the steamer, or do you bring it to a boil afterwards and then start timing?
re: janeblomquist
I thought a soft-boiled egg took three minutes?
re: GraydonCarter
Me too. Kinda a diner classic.
Scrambled Eggs and Shrimp the bomb
took the wife a while to warm up the idea now loves it..


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Now if you're printing on third-party paper you can probably go to the paper vendor's website and find ICC profiles. Hahnemuhle, for example, Moab, a lot of the other companies are very good about putting ICC Profiles up for download. So if you find that you really like a particular say Hahnemuhle paper, check out the Hahnemuhle website, you will need to go look by your specific printer type because every specific printer needs to be profiled for every type of paper, and you can download the appropriate profile for this paper that you'd like to use, install it, and then it will show up with the rest of your profiles.
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Neither Britain, the US nor any other allied country will deny economic/financial aid to "any" country supporting ISIS. Petro-dollars support ISIS and Saudi Arabia is the foundation of ISIS. ISIS is the face of Wahhabbism. Fundamentally born, raised and religiously educated in Saudi Arabia and exported from Saudi sands.
Bin Laden, Wahhabbi jihadist. Al Qieda, 'the list' of Wahhabbi jihadist available for duty. The 9/11 hijackers, Wahhabbi jihadist. Wahhabbism is an extremely fundamentalist sect of Islam. It doesn't care if you are Sunni, Shiite, Christian
, Jew, Atheist, Agnostic.....or anything else. Convert to their version of Islam or die. Period.
Wipe out every single ISIS member in Iraq/Syria/Jordan and there are millions in Saudi Arabia for replacements.
Every new generation is brainwashed with Wahhabbism thru school.
Ah, but Saudi's have the oil......and Mecca, What ya gonna do? I suspect keep running cover for them and sending them petro-dollars to fund jihadist. Just keep it mind as you drive to the store/work/school/vacation.
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Even the democrats are criticizing the lack of initiative to increase the anti terrorists policies. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1409678843.376768.jpg. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...FyA4JQ6suljk3Q
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And now, just now, they are reporting another American just had his head cut off on camera by ISIS
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I like Prime Minister Cameron and respect his leadership....but anybody is better than Obama. Obama is the ultimate example of Affirmative Action. Obama was totally unqualified for POTUS but he got in cause his skin color. Its now apparent what an abject failure this "experiment" has been.
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I wouldn't put too much belief in what David Cameron says if I were you. What he says he'll do changes from one week to the next; even now, his statement that he'll withdraw citizenship from those returning from fighting as terrorists is in tatters because it turns out that it may be illegal to do so. But it sounded good when he said it and it probably made him feel tall, strong and in control for a while, so that's all right.
Statements like this are all related to the fact that he faces an election next year which he is distinctly uncertain of winning. His support is drifting away to a new party, UKIP, which has never run anything bigger than a bring-and-buy sale and has made all sorts of statements in the almost complete certainty that they will never be in a position to carry them out. Last week one of his trusted MPs made the switch to UKIP - the first MP to do so but probably not the last as those in marginal seats desperately try to ensure their re-election. Cameron has to try to compete in the macho-political stakes and this sort of meaningless rhetoric is the result.
Obama may not 'have a plan' but he's not alone. Cameron doesn't either. His entire idea of strategy is related to re-election and keeping his and his cronies snouts in the trough. The man is ignorant, as two-faced as a kipper and has about as much backbone.
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Billie, I'll swap the 'never-had-a-proper-job-because-I-can-live-on-Daddy's-money-and-he's-a-multimillionaire' twit for Obama if you want. Obama may be lacking in a lot of areas (I don't know that because I don't live in the USA but that's what I get from you guys!) but I can't believe he'd be as bad as Cameron.
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From the President today, http://news.yahoo.com/obama-says-deg...115117845.html
I imagine they are working on a plan, not like this will just be ignored. This need to quit being a political division issue, and needs to be dealt with.
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Anyways, that's nice that the PM made a good speech, but let's not pretend they're doing the heavy lifting in this fight. With the Islamification of Europe going full steam, I would be tempted to deport the lot of them before the population reaches critical mass.
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August 13, 2014 - Industry News
FleetCor Technologies, a provider of fuel cards and workforce payment services, has signed an agreement to purchase electronic payment services provider Comdata for $3.45 billion.
Tags: Comdata, Fleet Card, FleetCor Technologies, Mergers & Acquisitions
June 24, 2014 - Industry News
Blu partners with Comdata to deploy system that allows the trucking industry to use any fleet fueling card or major credit card at all Blu LNG fueling stations
Tags: Comdata Smart Solutions, Blu, Compressed Natural Gas, Natural Gas, Liquefied Natural Gas, Natural Gas Vehicles, Comdata
January 21, 2014 - Industry News
A $130 million legal settlement has been reached for a class of more than 4,000 independent truckstops and other retail fueling merchants following an antitrust lawsuit filed in 2007 against fleet payment card issuer Comdata and three national truckstop chains.
Tags: Comdata, Fleets, Truckstops, Litigation, Fuel and Oil
April 1, 2013 - Industry News
A 97-count indictment has been filed charging 28 people with violations including conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering for their roles in a scheme that allegedly skimmed more than $1.7 million from trucking companies according to the U.S. Attorney's Office and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Tags: Comdata, Fleet One, TCH, Fraud, Truckstops
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