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No one in the royal party was hurt. The carriage drove straight on and the Queen, who was no coward, was seen to be speaking to the children, presumably to calm them. When she and the children reached the palace, they were met by an agitated and desperately relieved Prince Albert and, as word spread of what had happened, members of the nobility called to express their alarm.
The event was reported with grave concern by The Times on the following Monday, the 21st. The man who fired the shot was put in a cab and taken to the police station in Gardner's Lane, off King Street in St James's, by a police constable and one of the park-keepers, who had some difficulty in preventing the spectators from attacking him. Dressed in corduroy trousers and a shabby old coat and hat, he proved to be an Irish bricklayer's labourer called Hamilton, from Adare in County Limerick. He had been in London for five years, working when he could find it, and living in a lodging house in Eccleston Square, Pimlico. He had also spent some time in France, working on the Belgian railway, a circumstance which, The Times thought, suggested that his motives might well be political.
On the Saturday morning at his lodgings Hamilton was seen tinkering about with some bits of wood and a tea-kettle spout, trying to make a gun, before borrowing from his landlady, Bridget O'Keefe, a rusty old pocket pistol of her husband's, which the children used as a toy. Hamilton said he would clean it, but in fact sent one of the children, ten-year-old Edward O'Keefe, to buy a ha'pennorth of gunpowder from an old woman in Ebury Street and then made sure it would fire.
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I'm likely relocating from Manhattan to Chicago in the next six months, and while I've lived in Chicago before, it was right out of college, when I wasn't such a food snob. That said, I'm curious to hear which Chicago neighborhood(s) have the best mix of reasonable, ecletic food. I tend to grativate towards ethnic cuisines but like a "high-end" restaurant thrown into the mix occasionally. I'm considering Bucktown/Wicker Park, Old Town, LP, and Lakeview, but am open to an argument for another 'hood, as long as it's accessible to the Loop.
There are lots of neighborhoods with a great mix of restaurants, but it really depends on what kind of food you want. Bucktown/Wicker Park has lots of bistro type places, not as much ethnic; Old Town is similar. The entire north side is full of ethnic, from Devon Avenue's Indian/Pakistani cuisine, to Vietnamese on Argyle, to Mexican in Rogers Park, but you won't find many high-end places. You've got Michigan Avenue and the overall downtown area with lots of high-end places, but not much ethnic. And then you have a bit more of a mix, but without as much depth at any one thing, in the "in between" areas like Lincoln Square, Uptown/Edgewater, Andersonville, Evanston, etc.
The real key is that ALL of these neighborhoods are at most 20-30 minutes from each other by car in off hours, 30-40 minutes by public transportation. So you can really live in ANY of them and have access to ALL of them. Don't worry about it - you'll have great food close by living in any of them.
re: nsxtasy
Thanks for your reply. I guess I'm spoiled living in Manhattan. I have American, French, Mideastern, Thai, Indian, Vietnamese, Chinese, etc. all within a 5 minute walk of my apartment. Is there not a neighborhood with all of this within a 10 minute walk?
re: xtgirl
Keep an open mind. Anyone who takes the time to get to know Chicago's restaurants can feel just as spoiled as in Manhattan.
re: xtgirl
One major difference between Chicago and Manhattan is the geography. Chicago is not a concentrated in as small area an area as is the island of Manhattan. Therefore, whil eyou can find all those wonderful restaurants, they're not likely to all be found within a 10 minute walk.
The other major difference is that Chicago has always been a city of neighborhood -- mostly ethnic. While that is changing, it still remains largely true.
You can find most of what you want inside of a 10 minute drive..
re: xtgirl
I live in NW Bucktown (N of Armitage, between Damen and Western) and I'd say we have access to most of these (plus Cuban, Costa Rican, Peruvian, Pizza, taquerias, sushi, BBQ, and "Indian sports bar" and such as) within a 10 min walk. I'm not sure that we have Vietnamese in walking distance in my 'hood. However, some are better than others. I would not say that the Thai or Chinese within walking distance of my place is anywhere near the best Thai or Chinese available in Chicago, but at least one of the highly-regarded places (Sticky Rice) will deliver for $1 extra fee (technically I'm outside their delivery area by 2 blocks)
re: leek
I just moved to Wicker Park and pretty much spend my time at this moment trying new places. I've been pretty underwhelmed with the quality of many of the places around here to be honest. A lot of mediocrity and not a lot of bright stars shining through. I'm still searching for some great spots though!
re: chicgail
Sorry to have missed this note for so long! On Western - 2165 N. Western Ave. It used to be La Bonita/Ixcapuzalco the sign says it's an Indian restaurant and sports bar.
I haven't asked other places about delivery for an extra buck. But it's worth a shot - SO many places have their southern delivery border at Fullerton or on the other side, their northern delivery border at Armitage. It's like living in a delivery dead zone.
Obviously, it depends largely upon which ethnic cuisines you prefer. I live in Lincoln Square (I have lived in both Lincoln Park and Lakeview previously) which is accessible to the Loop via the Brown Line "L" and I love both the neighborhood and the dining that it offers. Near me I have some of the best Thai restaurants in Chicago (Spoon Thai, Arroy Thai, Rosded, Sticky Rice). I'm also about a mile from Kedzie and Lawrence, which area features a number of excellent Middle Eastern Restaurants (Noon O' Kebab, Semiramis, Salam to name a few). Two miles north is Devon which is a strip of many Indian and Pakistani restaurants and shops. Within Lincoln Square itself there are a number of other pretty good places to eat.
Here is a discussion from the LTH Forum in which a question very much like yours came up. Good luck.
re: BRB
Thank you all for your suggestions! I will definitely check out Lincoln Square and the other 'hoods mentioned here and on the LTH forum. Also, thank you for the link to LTH; I wasn't aware of this great site.
P.S. I don't really appreciate, the "you won't be happy anywhere" comment. Perhaps it wasn't meant the way I took it, but I am originally from Chicago and am moving to Chicago to be back in the city I love. Food is important to me so I want to be where I have the most access since this is what I've become accustomed to living in Manhattan.
re: xtgirl
Narrow it down in further in Lincoln Square. West of Western Avenue (2400 west) from Montrose (4400 north) to about 5000 north (a standard block north of Lawrence Avenue). This puts you within a ten-minute walk of the Lincoln Avenue restaurants in Lincoln Square and some in North Center for the more yuppie types plus multiple non-Starbucks coffee shops. Ethnic options beyond the Thai and Middle Eastern noted by BRB include Salvadoran, multiple Mexican (mostly with predominately Mexican customers), Filipino, Moroccan, Guatemalan, Korean, Vietnamese banh mi and Bosnian. Then there is the pizza place with a wood-burning oven run by a Bosnian who had a stint making pizza in Milan before coming to Chicago. This pizza is soft enough in the center to fold. Once you have been exposed to the variety, quality and prices (including a fair number of BYOB places), you may not want to hit the high-priced neighborhoods that often yet they are readily available by public transportation. The Brown Line has stops at Rockwell (2600 west), Kedzie (3200 west) and Western with a bunch of restaurants close to each stop.
For grocery shopping beyond the chain supermarkets HarvesTime Foods (2632 West Lawrence) has a good assortment of foods including quite a range of ethnic items but pales in comparison to Cermak Produce (4232 North Kedzie). By Manhattan standards these stores are huge. This only scratches the surface for groceries and doesn't touch the specialty stores and bakeries. There is also a pretty good farmers' market on Tuesdays near the Western el stop.
You can get a feel for Lincoln Square at the Chamber of Commerce Web site (lincolnsquare.org) but recognize that some of the better restaurants such as Spoon Thai are not members. Lincoln Square is quite diverse ethnically with some remnants from periods when it was heavily German or Greek while having many long-term professional residents, newer yuppies, Eastern Europeans and Hispanics. Albany Park to the immediate west is a little UN that has been quite diverse from the start.
re: Eldon Kreider
Excellent points -- and I also neglected to mention the many very good Korean (particularly Korean bbq) restaurants very close to Lincoln Square, including San Soo Gab San, Cho Sun Ok and Hae Woon Dae. Of all the neighborhoods I have lived in, it's by far the best for chow -- especially ethnic chow.
re: Eldon Kreider
any nice BYOB places in Chicago that are Italian or steak?
re: cslatt
You may want to ask this elsewhere on the site :)
We like Tango Sur for steak, and Vinci has a wine list, but allows corkage. If your wine is over 10 years old, they waive the corkage fee.
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From the list you are considering, I would recommend Lakeview. There are tons and tons of restaurants to choose from and a neighborhood which is more conducive to walking everywhere
Instead of food, you may want to consider people in being the determining factor in where you live- because Chicago is known for being very segregated. Lakeview is very different from Old Town, which is very different from Wicker Park. If you are originally from Chicago, then you probably already know that
Also, keep in mind that there are plenty of places that deliver in Chicago, and to all different neighborhoods. Wherever you decide to move to.. Chicago rocks! Welcome back!!
re: blondie60614
I agree with everyone haha! I am in Lakeview and I love it. I ride my bike or bus or train everywhere, even to Logan Square for shows (every time we try to go to Lula it's closed! ha) and Uptown for Thai or the loop for fancy shmancy. I do think that when looking you will want to consider the neighborhood and streets as much as the restaurants. Welcome Back (when/if you do move back that is)!
Pretty much any of the mentioned neighborhoods have all what you are seeking, they just may be good and not the best of each. What we as Chowhound's tend to do, is only recommend the "best in class" of each place, which tend not to all be on the same block and even spread out around the city much like NY. I'm sure that the all the places you speak of in Manhattan that are 10 min away are all very good, but better versions of each can be had if you drive or cab it out to the top places.
That being said, most of the near north neighborhoods should be fine for you.
Just read the whole string and, I too, am a Midwestern born, former Manhattanite living in Chicago. The only thing I can add is that I PERSONALLY would shy away from Lakeview/Lincoln Park/Close-in North Side area due to the area's homogeneity. I lived in the Village and loved the mixed bag of people and food one would encounter. I agree with the comments that we are a city of neighborhoods and you'll need to travel (not far) to find all that you're looking for. Unless you lived in a co-op on the Upper East side, I would suggest venturing into West Loop, West River, South Loop or Southern Wicker Park/Ukranian Village for a more NYC-type living experience. AGAIN, my personal opinions.
re: jbontario
Though I agree many Northside neighborhoods are very homogenized, not all of them are. If you look at stats, by far the most diverse place in the city is Roger's Park. If you really want a huge amount of food choices with great variety, the edgewater/roger's park area is perfect. Mexican, indian, thai, vietnamese, middle eastern. Damn, now that I'm living in Michigan I miss home just thinking about all the good food! Plus, for pure living enjoyment (and price) IMHO, it doesn't get any better than RP.
re: saltyassdog
I'll venture further in my dining experiences, I must admit never been to Rogers Park except on the way to Evanston. Sorry to go off topic, but a couple of your favorites?
re: jbontario
Rogers Park has a lot of ethnic foods in the "cheap eats" category, particularly Mexican (see www.chowhound.com/topics/352995 ) and Indian (along Devon Ave). However, there is virtually nothing in the way of the occasional high-end place requested by the OP.
re: jbontario
Althought River west is my favorite hood.. there are hardly any restaurants within walking distance here. It is very diverse, but the OP asked for places she could walk to/from. Same thing for WP, UV or SL
Like Saltyassdog suggests, Rogers Park is a good alternative
I have lived in the Near North/Gold Coast/Old Town over the past ten years and whereever I go, have always found plenty of good restaurants. Just along that strip of Wells St. from North to Division you have Adobo Grill, Dinotto, Roma, Topo Gigio, Fireplace Inn, Obriens, Od Jerusalem, Kamehachi, Bistro Margot, and if you want to dr
re: wak
Sorry - computer froze up last night as I was typing that up.
So to get back to the OP's list - I think there are a lot of options in Old Town - and that list was only on one street.
I now live closer to the loop on the border between River North and River West and have dozens of dining options within a 10 minute walk - a little short on the less expensive Ethnic places, but still there is Kan Zaman, Klay Oven, Rezas, de Cero. the real strong point are the mid-to-high end - Sepia, Carnivale, Balckbird, Avec, and the whole Randolph Street corridor, Zocalo, Coco Pazzo, Crofton, Tizi Meloul, Naniwa, Wild Fire, Lou Malnatis, Pepper Cannister, and even some River North options - Frontera, Brasserie Jo, etc are within 10 minutes. I could list many more. A little light on the cheap eats, but certainly a huge variety in the mid-range within a short walk. Depending on what you consider "reasonable" it might be a good fit.
Of course this area is also not a traditional neighborhood like other places - much more of an urban city feel in the middle of all the high rises. I like that, but not everyone does. You can also walk to work in the loop.
re: wak
This is great to hear! I love the feeling of Old Town and am considering buying a place there. I like the closeness to the downtown area, and Wells looked to have a lot of restaurants, bars, boutiques, etc. When I'm back in Chicago next week, I'm going to drive around Lincoln Square and check it out although I'm concerned it's a bit of a hike from downtown. I really do not like Lincoln Park so I hope OT isn't just an extension of the trixieville.
re: xtgirl
OT is very much an extension of LP, I'm sad to say. I live on the west side of LP because it is near the expressway and I travel a lot for work
You might want to consider River West or Ukranian Village/Wicker Park instead. Still in close proximity of the loop but stripped of a lot of the pretention of the Goldcoast and sillyness of LP/OT
Depending on whose version of neighborhood boundaries you subscribe to, I am either on the northern boundary of Old Town or the southern boundary of Lincoln Park. A quick walk (5-10 minutes) to the south east is the North/Wells area that is loaded with restaurants and pubs. A short walk the other way is the Armitage/Halstead area which is loaded with relatively inexpensive ethnic restaurants, but also home to higher end places like Boka, Alenia and Charlie Trotter's. Not a bad neighborhood for a foodie!
The worst neighborhood if you want good food that's just around the corner is Streeterville and the Gold Coast. Nothing but places that cater to tourists and/or business travellers on expense account. Sure, within walking distance are some great places. But they're not the sort of restaurants you just drop into for a bite. Unfortunately, a lot of NYers who move to Chicago who don't move to LP end up living here because they're the neighborhoods with the most NY-y vibe.
re: xtopher
Agree with xtopher. I live in Logan Square and my best friend lives in Streeterville, always complaining about how much of a pain to have so few good food options and always having to come to me. I go down there occasionally for a burger at Boston Blackies but that's about it.
I really like the Bucktown/Wickerpark/Logan Square area. Tons of good food options, most within a 5 minute drive, and in terms of value for buying a place its probably one of the better areas. My friend from NY came to visit me a couple of weeks ago and said that he ate the best he's ever eaten in his life during his time in Chicago, so don't worry about a letdown here.
I have to put in a plug for Rogers Park. Very diverse neighborhood and the food reflects it - Indian, Pakistani, Thai, Mexican, North African. But also, we are getting higher end restaurants here too! Viet Bistro (not at its best yet but a hopeful sign), Uncommon Grounds is moving in on Devon, and more to come. I love the Indie Cafe (edgewater) for amazing Thai, venture a bit further down Clark and you have much more in Andersonville - La Donna, Hopleaf, MHenry. Plus you are almost right on the border of Evanston that has some tasty eats and a great rmainstream/art theater!
It is relatively inexpensive still and near the L and the lake. Give us a try. :-) We are worth it!


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"I can't make this scrumptious hot sandwich often enough for my family," notes Julie LeBar from Garden Grove, California.
12 Servings
Prep: 35 min. + rising Bake: 25 min. + standing
1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1 teaspoon sugar
1 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 teaspoon salt,
2-1/2 to 3 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 pound
Jimmy Dean® Premium Pork Sausage Roll
1 medium onion, chopped
1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
1/2 cup chopped green pepper
1 garlic clove, minced
1-1/2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
Dash pepper
1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
3 tablespoons whipped chive and onion cream cheese
1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
1 cup (4 ounces) shredded mozzarella cheese
1 egg white, lightly beaten
Fennel seed
In a large bowl, dissolve yeast and sugar in water; let stand for 5
minutes. Add the oil, 1/8 teaspoon salt and 2 cups flour; beat until
smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
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Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 5
minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover
and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook sausage and onion over medium
heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add the tomato sauce,
green pepper, garlic, Italian seasoning, pepper and remaining salt;
set aside. Punch dough down.
On a large greased baking sheet, roll dough into an 18-in. x 12-in.
oval. Spread sausage mixture lengthwise down the center.
Combine the sour cream and cream cheese; spread over sausage mixture.
Sprinkle with cheeses. Fold one long side of dough over filling.
Fold other long side over the top; pinch seam and ends to seal. With
a sharp knife, cut slits in top of dough. Cover and let rise until
doubled, about 30 minutes.
Brush top with egg white; sprinkle with fennel seed. Bake at 400°
for 25-30 minutes or until lightly browned. let stand for 10 minutes
before slicing. Yield: 12 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 slice) equals 322 calories, 19 g fat (9 g saturated fat), 45 mg cholesterol, 377 mg sodium, 25 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 10 g protein.
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A good education was very important to both my parents. Both my parent's influence
expressed itself when I decided to enter dental school, and become a dentist, just like my
dad. I'm sure my parents were quite proud of me when I graduated in 1962 from a very
prestigious Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute, at the University of
Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia.
I started seeing patients as a dentist in the fall of 1962. I had a very traditional dental
practice in a residential suburban neighborhood. Just as I had been taught in dental
school, I used mercury containing silver fillings for the first part of my dental career.
Moving away from mainstream dentistry:
By the late 1970's, I was beginning to understand how anything that gets into the human
body has either a negative or a positive impact on your health, just as Carlton Fredericks
had said years earlier. My thinking became totally holistic, and I decided to completely
burn my traditional dental bridges. I stopped using mercury-silver dental fillings, and
threw away everything connected with these filings. In my head and my heart, I had
become a biological dentist, and I started practicing with that in mind for everything I did
for patients. Fortunately, by then, much safer, non-metal, tooth colored dental materials
had been developed. These became my daily alternative to mercury fillings.
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nutrition and health. I was beginning to practice what would eventually become known as
biological dentistry. At the time, I didn't realize how far from mainstream dentistry I had
That didn't deter me. My passion for nutrition and health fully blossomed. I developed a
growing interest in natural approaches to improving health, not just for the whole body,
but specifically for the mouth, and the teeth and gums that are so much a part of it.
My problem with kidney stones:
By the early 1980's, in spite of a determined effort to remain healthy, I was beginning to
experience the pain of kidney stones. I had already learned that mercury exposure, even
in very small amounts, could eventually make you sick and destroy your health. I
wondered if this unexpected health problem might be in some way connected with
mercury. I was puzzled because I was taking vitamins every day and I had already
stopped using mercury fillings.
One answer came from the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology,
which I joined in 1985. While attending meetings and listening to lectures, I discovered
that I was still being exposed to mercury. Although I had not been using mercury fillings
for a long time, I was taking them out if patient's asked me to remove them from their
teeth. I didn't realize that taking out mercury fillings from my patients' teeth exposed me to
as much mercury as putting them in.
The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology eventually developed
techniques for safely removing mercury fillings from patients, but that wasn't until the last
few years of my dental career.
No more plain old vitamins for me:
The other answer, a holistic solution to my nagging health problem with kidney stones,
came unexpectedly. In 1994, while on vacation with my wife and still searching for a way
to put a stop to the kidney stones, I was introduced to a small food supplement company
with a rather remarkable philosophy. This company believed that the level of health of
your entire body is intimately connected to the quality of the foods you eat. They backed
up that philosophy with a remarkable line of pure, clean super food supplements derived
from natural and organically grown nutrient rich foods.
I wondered if these supplements might help with my kidney stones. Although a bit
skeptical, I thought I would give them a try. I figured, had nothing to lose. This is what
happened to me after I started using them:
My first realization that these supplements were special was when I began to
experience a noticeable increase in energy, especially in the afternoon.
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When the company made digestive supplements available, I added them to my
diet. That pretty much put an end to an embarrassing digestive problem I suffered
with since I was a teenager.
I had a lower back tooth with a cavity. Sometimes dentists get cavities. My dentist
said I should have a root canal because the tooth hurt at times. I believed the
nerve would heal once the cavity was cleaned out and a new crown was placed on
my tooth. After I got the new crown, my tooth healed without ever having a root
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a cold. I have never had the flu. I have never been given a flu vaccine.
I did have one front tooth with a root canal that was
done many years ago when I was still in dental
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I knew that it was always a source of germs that my
body had to constantly fight off. I finally had the
tooth removed several years ago. The dentist who
removed my tooth said he typically sees bone loss
in other patients in the same situation. Much to his
urprise, there wasn't any in my mouth. He was so
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look where my tooth had been a few moments before.
I had an implant placed so I wouldn't show a missing tooth when I smiled.
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some of the bone is missing. I already knew my jaw bone had to be extremely
healthy and none was missing. It was a no-brainer my implant would take. It did.
My gums are always healthy. They are pink and never bleed. My teeth are just as
tight in my jaws as they were when I was younger.
Frankly, I'm glad I'll never know
how many dental treatments these wonderful supplements helped me avoid.
Oh, about those kidney stones. The symptoms just slowly vanished.
How could all this have happened? For me there is only one answer. Even though I
thought I had been eating well,
the supplements clearly provided badly needed
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It's really that simple.
These powerful super food products provided me with missing nutrients essential to
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my body of years of accumulated toxic substances. Second, they provided my body with
vital nutrients that allowed my body to regenerate and heal.
Even the digestive supplements contribute to the same end result. They free up energy
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regeneration and healing.
Helping you the same way I was helped:
Although I am now fully retired from active dental practice, I am in a unique position to be
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absolute confidence because of my many years of experience as a holistic dentist and a
user of these special whole food supplements.
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to prevent future dental problems. Pretty good odds considering the
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Childhood inspiration from my mother and father:
My mother was a big influence on my passion for nutrition
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We have five children who love Mexican food, salads and chicken. So I combined all three to make this crunchy main dish. There's no groaning from anyone when I set it on the table! —Margaret Yost of Casstown, Ohio
8 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 20 min.
1/3 cup fat-free Thousand Island salad dressing
1/3 cup salsa
1/4 cup reduced-fat sour cream
1 teaspoon seasoned salt
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon salt-free lemon-pepper seasoning
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1/4-inch strips
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 medium sweet red pepper, cut into 1/4-inch srips
1 medium green pepper, cut into 1/4-inch srips
2 teaspoons lime juice
12 cups torn romaine
1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
1 cup shredded red cabbage
1 medium tomato, chopped
1 medium carrot, grated
Tortilla chips
In a small bowl, combine the salad dressing, salsa and sour cream.
Cover and refrigerate until serving.
Combine the seasonings; sprinkle over chicken. In a nonstick skillet,
brown chicken in oil for 3 minutes on each side. Add peppers; saute
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2-3 minutes longer or until chicken juices run clear. Drizzle with
lime juice; keep warm.
In a large bowl, toss the romaine, cheese, cabbage, tomato and
carrot. Add chicken mixture. Serve over chips; drizzle with
dressing. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
One serving (1-1/2 cups salad with 20 tortilla chips) equals 360 calories, 8 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 47 mg cholesterol, 813 mg sodium, 49 g carbohydrate, 6 g fiber, 25 g protein.
Diabetic Exchanges:
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November 27, 2014
May 22, 2006
Albemarle County police are cracking down on speeders this week in the statewide "Click It or Ticket" program. Today one team of cops expects to write 45 tickets and they do it through team work.
Just because you don't see them doesn't mean they don't see you. One officer clocks the speed while another waits around the bend. This is all part of a statewide program called Click It or Ticket, where police catch speeders, but more importantly people not wearing their seat belts.
"It's hugely important. It's the single most important safety device in a motor vehicle," said Cpl. Rob Heide of the Albemarle County Police Department. "The seat belt will keep you behind the wheel where you can still reach the pedals, apply the brake, where you can still steer the vehicle."
So if you're driving somewhere you may want to buckle-up because it can cost you a $25 ticket and up to $86 for children.
The program lasts through June 3.
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