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The first time I tried asparagus was not a good experience. The fact that I remember the first bite of a specific vegetable is a bad sign in itself. Anyway, this was back in the mid-90s, and anyone who knew me then can tell you that I was a picky eater. A painfully picky eater.
Here's how it went down: My family and I were having dinner at the Fishbowl, a seafood restaurant in my hometown, and for some reason I decided to try a nibble of asparagus from my dad's plate.
Maybe my sister dared me, or my 10-year-old self suddenly decided to be adventurous. That part I don't recall. All I remember is the asparagus tasting so bitter and awful to my young taste buds that I might as well have eaten a piece of soap.
Fast forward almost 20 years and I can't think of a food I don't like, let alone beautiful spring asparagus! I love asparagus so much now that I decided to feature it here two ways: 1) raw and shaved into ribbons, tossed with a bright white balsamic vinaigrette and served with fibre-rich millet, hard-boiled egg and toasted sunflower seeds; and 2) wrapped in thin slices of salty, smoky prosciutto ham and crisped up under the broiler.
Funny how things change! I'm still glad for these unpleasant food-related memories, though, because it helps me sympathize with picky eaters. Some people, whether kids or adults, genuinely do not like strong-tasting foods and there is little that can be done about it. (One thing that does help mask the taste of bitter foods, however, is cheese sauce!)
In my case, it simply took time for my palate to mature and get accustomed to stronger flavours. As I became more interested in cooking and willing to experiment in the kitchen, the more open I became to foods I used to dislike.
Were you once a picky eater, or do you have to deal with one? How do you cope?
Lastly, stay tuned for the second edition of What I Ate Wednesday coming up tomorrow! Yup, I'll be posting two days in a row :) Yesterday was a holiday here in Canada (Victoria Day) and I spent it doing yard work (with a bum ankle, I might add!), hence no Monday post.
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup millet
- 1 bunch asparagus, woody ends trimmed, shaved lengthwise into ribbons using a vegetable peeler
- 1/2 cup sunflower seeds
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup white balsamic vinegar
- 1 tbsp Dijon mustard
- Salt and black pepper, to taste
- 1. To make the hard-boiled eggs: Place eggs in a small pot, cover with cold water and add the vinegar (this makes peeling much easier). Bring to a boil over high heat. As soon as the water starts boiling, remove pot from heat, cover and set a kitchen timer for 18 minutes. When the time is up, run the eggs under cold water until cool to the touch. Peel and slice crosswise; set aside.
- 2. While the eggs are cooking, place the millet in a medium pot and cover with 3 cups cold water. Bring to a boil and cook, stirring occasionally, until al dente, 20-30 mins. Drain excess water if needed and fluff with a fork.
- 3. Toast the sunflower seeds in a dry pan over medium-high heat until lightly golden brown, about 5 minutes; set aside.
- 4. Make the dressing: Find a mason jar or any other container with a lid. Add the olive oil, vinegar and mustard to the jar, replace the lid tightly and shake vigorously to combine. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
- 5. In a medium bowl add the asparagus ribbons and pour about 1/3 of the dressing overtop. Toss, adding more dressing if needed.
- 6. Divide the millet among four serving plates and top each with the asparagus salad and a sliced egg; sprinkle with the toasted sunflower seeds and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
- This recipe yeilds more vinaigrette dressing than needed. Simply store in the refrigerator for later use.
- 1 bunch asparagus (about 20 spears), woody ends trimmed
- 10 thin slices prosciutto, halved lengthwise
- 1 tsp extra-virgin olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- Pre-heat broiler. Wrap a prosciutto slice around each asparagus spear. Arrange on a parchment-lined baking sheet in a single layer, drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Broil, flipping once halfway through cooking, until asparagus is fork-tender and prosciutto is beginning to crisp, about 10 minutes total. Arrange on a serving plate and serve immediately.

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Domenic Martelli is the first head coach of Georgia Gwinnett College's new women's soccer program, which plays its first game Aug. 25. Martelli, who grew up in Newburgh, N.Y., and played soccer at Ohio State, has lived in Lawrenceville since 2000. He was previously Georgia State's head women's soccer coach for 11 seasons and was an assistant coach at Army from 1993-2000. He and his wife Kirsten, a teacher in Gwinnett, have two children, 13-year-old Brielle and 10-year-old Nicholas, who go to school in the Mountain View cluster. In this latest installment of "Getting to Know ... ", sports editor Will Hammock talks with Martelli about the best Gwinnett player he's seen, his favorite Italian meal and his goals for the GGC program.
WH: You being a local guy, living here in Lawrenceville for years, this had to be a great opportunity for you.
DM: I followed the school when Dr. (Daniel) Kaufman was announced as the president (in 2005), with my ties to West Point and him coming from there. As I saw the college grow, I was excited about it just as a fellow Gwinnettian. As the college grew, my interest was twofold because of athletics. I love Gwinnett. I recruited very well in Gwinnett my 11 years previously. As I moved forward, when you project yourself as a coach in an area, you want to have a recruiting base. And Gwinnett County has a great recruiting base, not only high school but youth club base for players. It will show that in the next couple of years pretty quickly.
WH: Do you see your roster always being pretty Gwinnett heavy with local players?
DM: In the 11 years, just because I lived here, the club games and the high school games I went to may have been a little more in Gwinnett County. More than maybe Cobb County or Alpharetta or southern Atlanta. But I had a nice representation from all over Atlanta and we're probably going to get that way here pretty quickly, too.
WH: People always seem to know you at games. What's that like going out around here and being so familiar with everyone?
DM: It's great. I almost wear two hats every time I go out. One, I'm recruiting as heavily as I can and as best I can. But also I'm carrying the flag of the college. Being out, representing Georgia Gwinnett College, is also a great opportunity to get people educated on what we're doing here as a college, not just in athletics. It's also nice because of those relationships you've built through the years whether it's an older son or daughter or someone you've known through the system, that knows someone that would be a good opportunity to recruit. Or someone who just wants to go to college here and you can help facilitate that. I've always been interested in kids getting to the next level, whether it's just going to college as a student or going as a student-athlete. There doesn't always have to be soccer. That's a passion of mine. During the college prep camps, educating parents and students about the process of getting into college, whether it's as a student or a student-athlete.
WH: You've seen a lot of soccer in this area over the years. Is there one player who stands out as the best you've seen in Gwinnett?
DM: It's pretty amazing how you can go through the 11 years I've been here and pick probably five phenomenal, top Division I players and where they've gone to national teams and professional teams. Metro Atlanta has created a lot of talent. I'd have to say top to bottom, through the years of high school and coaching them a little on ODP, and seeing her play in college and professionally, I'd have to say Sarah Steinmann. She played at Providence and Top Hat and she was SEC player of the year at Auburn.
WH: And Sarah's one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, too.
DM: I was just going to say that. When you talk about a student-athlete, she's a tremendous person also.
WH: How did you and your wife meet?
DM: I graduated from Ohio State and the company that hired me had a manufacturing plant and headquarters in upstate New York, in Ithaca. We were all housed out of a ski resort called Greek Peak. She was going to SUNY-Cortland, which is a very good academic school for teachers. She teaches in Gwinnett now. We were out eating a slice of pizza. There was a group of us and a group of her friends. We started talking and from then on, I think we're going to write a book about all the things we've done, all the travels we've had.
WH: What was your first date like?
DM: She surprised me. She probably ate more than I did. That's kind of a rare occurrence when you take someone out to dinner. We went to a restaurant called the Rusty Nail in Cortland, N.Y. We had a nice dinner. We dated for about six or eight months at a distance. After she graduated from college -- she was a year behind me -- we started dating more seriously.
WH: Are both of your parents from Italy?
DM: Yep. They both grew up there and came over in their late teens. My father was able to finish high school in the United States and go on to college. He played for a school called Hartwick College (N.Y.), which is a tremendous program, and was eventually drafted by the Atlanta Chiefs. But he had already chosen to go into the teaching profession and coached high school and college for many, many years.
WH: So you grew up in a typical Italian family?
DM: Yes, yes. We have a good amount of relatives in Atlanta, too, so it's also nice to have them here. They've all been involved in soccer, played soccer. My one cousin is coaching a women's club team called the Lasers. My other cousin has coached at AFU (Atlanta Fire United) and my brother still coaches at AFU also. ... My cousin Sal, I think is the vice president at AFU.
WH: Cousin Sal sounds Italian.
DM: Oh yeah. That's the close knit. Birthdays, holidays, we were always very close in New York. You talk about Italian tradition. That's us.
WH: Was soccer not even a choice? You probably had to play.
DM: In the metro New York area, soccer was very important to all youth. When you talk to people who grew up in the Atlanta area, sometimes soccer was either an afterthought or really didn't come on strong in the high schools until later. But the growth of Atlanta, half the high schools in Gwinnett weren't here 10 or 15 years ago. Where I played in the early 1980s were there in the late '60s. There were no new schools in New York. Everybody played the different sports.WH: What's your favorite Italian meal?
DM: I have a passion for family and soccer, but food is right up there. I think homemade manicotto, or manicotti as the Americans would call it, is my favorite. Whether it's my mom making it or at a restaurant, that's my favorite dish.
WH: What kind of traditions are you looking forward to starting at GGC?
DM: Playing college has many different spokes on the wheel. I'd like to create an environment where everybody has some input and some say. But I think when you start traditions and start your program by doing the right things, everybody will buy in pretty quickly. You have to have the academic pillar. You have to have the physical pillar. You have to have the tactical pillar. So the pillars we want to create, we'll do very, very early. When you do the right things, it becomes a habit for everybody. They'll want to work hard. We'll be wanting to have the highest GPA as a program. We want to have a successful program on the field in wins and losses and a successful program in the community. A lot of my former players of mine are coaching now and I take pride in that. They're going back and giving something back to the youth. If you keep that passion for the game, it's just going to radiate and continue. That is going to make our pillar of family we want to create much better when people have that passion for the game. In college, time management is very, very important. So a young 18-year-old will handle it much differently than a 22-year-old. How is that 22-year-old going to help that 18-year-old and how am I going to facilitate that communication among the players?
WH: What do you take from your time coaching at Army?
DM: It's funny. I always talk to former cadets and they don't know what they had while they were there. They don't appreciate it until after they're gone. I appreciated everything at West Point. It's something that will never leave me. The things that I learned there and the times I spent there. I was married in the Catholic church at West Point. I look at the traditions they had there and the commitment the individuals had not only to the program, but also to the college, what they were representing. I think that's what I'm taking here. We'll have that commitment to the program, but we're also representing Georgia Gwinnett College.
WH: Did you play much soccer after college?
DM: I did a little bit. Probably more when I was working right out of college my first couple of years. A little bit when I started coaching and working in my hometown. We opened a soccer store in 1991 as a family that we've had since then. Those were good times to do it. I tried to play in a men's league when we got here to Atlanta. But as a college coach, your games are Friday and Sunday. You're training. You're recruiting. You're traveling. The weekends aren't there. You have enough time for your family and to go to church. Then you're off to your game or traveling around the country.
WH: Did you have many injuries as a player?
DM: I had a bad ankle my whole career. I think the ankle goes to a knee and then to the hip and having total hip replacement earlier this year. But I'm looking forward to feeling better from that. And having a great opportunity here makes you feel rejuvenated.
WH: What's it going to be like to be GGC's first-ever athletic event?
DM: There's going to be pressure. Not a bad pressure, like you have to win or anything like that. It's almost like the planning and the organization of it will be the pressure. The game itself is going to be very, very easy because we're going to have a nice team with some great players. But leading up to it, you want it to be in line with what Dr. Kaufman has done, what (athletic director) Dr. (Darin) Wilson has done and everything Georgia Gwinnett has done. The game is going to be played at a level that everyone is happy with, we just want to make sure everything else comes along.
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Newfound fame is
something of a sobering thought for Kate James.
And/or Colleen Henneman.
James is a member of Schadenfreude, a local
comedy troupe. Henneman is one of the characters James plays.
And so it was on Opening Day outside Wrigley Field that fellow Schadenfreude member Justin Kaufmann was interviewing an
inebriated Cubs fan Henneman (if that's not a redundancy).
All in good fun.
Kaufmann, who works for WBEZ, posted the video on the radio station's website as
well as at schadenfreude.net.
And the video became a huge hit on the Internet (if Quick Hits figures things out, you should be able to link to it in the online
version of this item).
''There are a lot of people out there that think I am real,'' James told Quick Hits. ''They think I'm wasted by 9 a.m.''
Well, it was a real
''Justin is real, WBEZ is real, I'm real,'' James said. ''Colleen Henneman is not real.''
Some people had a real difficult time figuring that out?
''In a million years, I never would have thought that anybody would have thought that what I was doing was real,'' she said. ''I was sober when I shot it.
''There's a lot of people that know it's a joke because we posted it on April Fool's Day. And I found what I said to be completely ridiculous, so the fact that a lot of people do think I'm real is both
flattering and terrifying.''
Apparently after doing Colleen for about 10 years with Schadenfreude, she's an overnight success.
So what's next for Colleen?
''I think she goes back to her apartment, which she shares with three of her friends from college,'' James said.
And when real people meet the real James?
''They're oddly
disappointed that I am a functioning human being that is not wasted while I'm talking to them,'' she said. ''I'm not sure what that says about America.
''The non-Cubs fans are using it to their advantage, and the Cubs fans are using it to their advantage.
Equal-opportunity love and hate of Colleen Henneman.''
As for James' baseball loyalties?
''If forced to pick a side in Chicago, I gotta go Sox,'' the Michigan native said. ''I feel the hate mail coming already.''


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Open multi-site list manager for *nix.
This project is maintained by z411
wMAL aims to be a lightweight and simple but feature-rich program for Unix based systems for fetching, updating and using data from personal lists hosted in different media tracking websites like MyAnimeList, Melative or VNDB.
Qt interface
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Alternatively, you can just run the scripts directly from the bin/ folder.
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Alternatively, the GTK interface provides a Settings panel, found in Options -> Global Settings...
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Faux Leather Note books
24 comments:
- Doreen said...
Love this,you won't stop making them now,I have made lots for family and friends.xxx
- 26 February 2014 08:22
- Linda said...
I have bought the glycerin to have a go at this technique but that's as far as I have got at the moment. Just catching up with all your posts and you have been very creative - lots of lovely projects to admire on your blog.
- 26 February 2014 09:22
- Cathy said...
Going to have a go at this 1 day Mrs A. looks fantastic, TFS the link, Cathy x
- 26 February 2014 09:32
- Zue said...
Brilliant project, Val. you are very talented
- 26 February 2014 10:45
- JansArtyJunk said...
This looks fab Mrs A....will have to have a go at making one too..Thank you for the lovely inspiration :)
- 26 February 2014 10:58
- Sarah said...
This is just fabulous and looks so real!! Thank you for sharing with us at Oldie But A Goodie!! Sarah xx
- 26 February 2014 12:39
- Catherine said...
Totally stunning Valery Anne ! I saw it on the television and promised myself I will have to have a go ! Now I definitely will !!! Hugs, blessings and hugs from Catherine
- 26 February 2014 12:57
- Di said...
Absolutely fabulous Mrs A - yet something else to think about trying!
Hugs, Di xx
- 26 February 2014 13:00
- Hettie said...
This is gorgeous Mrs A. Very clever. I have just come from another blog which has this technique on.
- 26 February 2014 13:24
- Sandra H said...
Oh my goodness Mrs A what a fabulous job and so realistic looking nice of you to share it too xx
- 26 February 2014 19:26
- Kathleen said...
Brilliant, looks gorgeous.
Kath x
- 26 February 2014 21:21
- Shari said...
Wonderful technique - thanks for sharing the tutorial and your fantastic finished project! Thanks for playing with us at One Crazy Stamper and good luck in the challenge.
- 26 February 2014 21:37
- Sherry said...
Love your leather look book - thanks for the link. I did see Sheena on the tele recently with an ipad cover made in the same way. Yours looks lush xx
- 26 February 2014 22:04
- MaryH said...
Gor-jus! Thanks for the link also. I had seen this done on another blog, but no specs & their acknowledgement of where it was done, didn't give me a link to find out how to! This is so lovely and it looks like a lot of fun. Hope I can jump in your newest b/fly challenge. Trying to scramble into Rudolph before he closes! TFS & Hugs
- 27 February 2014 00:18
- Sue said...
A great project. Thanks for joining us at One Crazy Stamper this month
- 27 February 2014 01:23
- Cornelia W said...
Wow, stunning - looks like real leather! I have to check out this technique!
- 27 February 2014 01:38
- Heidi said...
What a great project. I love it! it really does look like leather. Thank you for joining us at Paper Nest Dolls. Heidi - PND DT
- 27 February 2014 03:54
- Christine L said...
A fabulous project... loving that leather effect!
Thanks for sharing at The Paper Nest Dolls this time.
Christine (DT) x
- 27 February 2014 08:31
- SARN said...
They look very nice indeed. xxx
- 27 February 2014 12:11
- Faye Wynn-Jones said...
Wow, this is really pretty :) x
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- Dips said...
Lovely use of Buttons – thank you so much for entering my challenge on OBAG, keep using up all that old stash and join us again for our next challenge!
- 3 March 2014 17:08
- Princess Judy Palmer said...
Love the faux leather look. I've seen it demo-ed before, someone made a faux leather wallet to house a gift card in. It seemed pretty straightforward but I'm sure some practice helps. The pages you picked for the inside are really neat!
- 3 March 2014 18:27
- cm said...
Look at you with yet another new technique tried and mastered! Stunning notebooks; certainly a gift that will be well-received! Amazing!
- 3 March 2014 21:48
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You are so creative, Mrs. A! What a fabulous project & does look like leather!
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A group of 30 young project representatives have come together in Saklıköy -Istanbul between 26th June and 1st July to present their innovative solutions to current environmental challenges in Turkey as part of Life Plus Youth Programme.
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NEW YORK — His Pittsburgh Pirates were supposed to go to New York the week the game — and the skies — went dark.
Three weeks later, the Pirates played the first rescheduled games in the city where the rubble still smoked and smoldered at Ground Zero.
"I was just in shock like everybody else,'' said Cubs third baseman Aramis Ramirez, who was in his first full season as a starter with Pittsburgh in 2001. "Coming from the Dominican, I'd never seen something like that.
"I didn't even know what 'terrorist' meant back then.''
As the Cubs take the field tonight in New York on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the city is on heightened alert, with Mets and Cubs officials already having been briefed on details of a possible threat and on contingency plans if anything happens.
Amid increased security this weekend, the Cubs say they aren't nervous being in New York.
"These people do a phenomenal job,'' manager Mike Quade said of the New York police and other security. "And isn't part of the deal that they win if you're nervous? They ain't winning.
"They've done everything they can to keep people safe, and they've done it here for a long time.''
That includes an enormous police presence in Manhattan, where the team is staying, and extra security checks and changes in drop-off procedures at CitiField, including the team bus being stopped for extra screening Saturday.
"We feel pretty calm and pretty confident that everything is being taken care of,'' first baseman Carlos Pena said. "Obviously, we're also aware of the situation and everything that's going on. But besides taking the normal, natural precautions that any reasonable human being would take, I think we're just going about our business the same way.''
The nationally televised game Sunday night will feature a lengthy ceremony honoring military personnel, victims of the 9/11 attacks and rescue and recovery workers. Some players planned to visit the Ground Zero memorial Saturday night; some already had
For Quade, who was on the coaching staff of the Oakland Athletics team that played the Yankees in the first round of the playoffs in 2001, the emotions and scenes from those few days a decade ago remain vivid. When he went onto the field, Quade made a detour to find then-New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani and shake his hand.
"It's hard to even describe the feeling then,'' Quade said. "A couple of days in the playoffs and going through all that, the emotions that were involved. There's certain things that are left with you for life, and obviously that's one of them.''
Ramirez remembers waking up in Pittsburgh the morning of the attacks and finding his voice-mail box full.
"My mom called me like a thousand times [from the Dominican],'' Ramirez said. "She was worried because of the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. She thought it was close. She didn't know. It wasn't that close, but it wasn't that far either.''
Flight 93 crashed in a field 80 miles from Pittsburgh, close enough for Ramirez, who went to Ground Zero with friends from New York when he got to the city a couple of weeks later.
"It was sad to see all the pictures of the missing people, pictures of the victims,'' he said. "That wasn't fun.''
Quade said he doesn't plan to say much to his team today beyond some of the security basics.
"It's funny because I was thinking about some of the kids that may be in the lineup [tonight],'' said Quade, who plans to rest Ramirez, Pena and several other veterans to play a younger lineup. "And they were 10 or 11 or 12. . . . I don't think it's upon me to inject my thoughts on it. Everybody's aware of where we're at and what took place. And we've got a baseball game to play, and we take a moment to remember what took place, and then we get after it.''


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Sukkos Menu Ideas
What's on your menu for sukkos, appetizers, mains, sides, desserts? Especially interested in unique and exciting ideas, as well as foods that can be prepared in advance?
I make stuffed cabbage. You can make carrot tzimmes. Years ago I used to make apple strudel which can be made in advance.
Pom chicken stuffed with rosemary, lemon and poms. Lamb tagine in bread bowls. Stuffed peppers in all colors.
Sukkot divides Jewish cooks into those who have a sukkah right off the kitchen and the ability to use china and silverware.
And those who be transporting the food over considerable distances and may need to think first about logistics like portability, serving temperature, and plastic cutlery.
I never to ask a guest to cut meat - or anything else - with a plastic knife.
Sukkot also divides families into those who will shiver through dinner in Montreal and those who will swelter in Miami. But many American cooks won't know until a couple of days before the chag whether the temperature at dinner time wlll be 90 and or 35 and with a cutting wind.
I live in New York, and I hold certain menu decisions until I know more of less what the weather will be on Sukkot.
Living elsewhere, I have twice woken up to significant snow in the Sukkah. And had to shovel and sweep it out before serving breakfast. And once davened where the rav explained that if hot soup formed a skim coat of ice before it could be eaten, the family should move in doors to eat dinner because of the danger of frostbite.
Sukkot is a pretty good reason to live in the country that Sukkot was designed for.
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Adina, I couldn't agree with you more.
Right off our kitchen is a patio, accessed by sliding glass doors with a pergola in place to hold the schach. Perfect to construct our Sukkah. I roll away the gas grill that you can see in the picture, and we place an electric fireplace in that spot, should we need extra heat. Food comes right out from the kitchen piping hot and we use china, silver and crystal. We can seat 16 comfortably, whihc is more than ample (no grandkids yet).
The other nice thing about having the yard and space, if that I can use the backyard pizza oven (if serving milchiges) or the grill for fleishiges. Some years, we freeze, some years, we haven't closed the pool yet and enjoy it. Any year, cocktails in the Hot Tub works..............
As to menu, I try to make lighter fare than on Rosh HaShanah, so there may be shish kebabs off the grill served over assorted grains, Seasonal Fruit items such as stuffed btuternut squash baked in a honey drizzle, or baked apples for dessert. If it's cool, than a starter of soup served in individual pumpkins is a great way to start the meal.
And Octoberfest style beers are great for these al fresco meals.
I pulled a photo. don't mind the people or props, it was taken in 2009 when they filmed a movie at our home-a murder/drowning scene in our pool.
re: AdinaA
AdinaA, I never let the weather ruin my hopes for the weather. I hope for cold and the comfort of steaming hot soup (our Succah is off the kitchen). I cook as if it will be cold even if it isn't. We now use caterers' caraffes for our hot mulled cider and our soups.
re: tzurriz
So decadent, so good and so easy.
Just starting to figure out my menu now, but I always do at least one of the meals with all the seven fruits of Israel. Two of my favorites recipes are a date pecan tart from Bon Appetit and a cornish hen recipe with a honey and pomegranate sauce.
For the first night we'll be about 10. Making a meat meal. So far, I figured out the sides, but not the mains. Baked brown rice with edamame, apple and celery salad, maple roasted butternut squash, green salad. Maple/mustard tempeh for the vegetarian, and fried chicken for the picky relative.
Need something easy for a main dish, chicken or turkey. Any ideas?
For dessert, a sugar cookie dough crusted apple tart. Was posted Ina other thread.
re: cheesecake17
With type of 'heavy' (meaning substantial, not a comment on your cooking) sides you are planning, it would be nice if you marinated and grilled some boneless chicken/turkey thighs and breasts, sliced them and they could be served cold or room temperature to be put over a bed of the baked brown rice. Since you are making the brown rice with edamame, a simple soy or teiyaki marinade for the poultry would work great.
With so much Yuntif, I've found I'm making meat or poultry as a flavoring and the veg and grain sides have become the main.
If you have kids to serve, a casserole dish of baked beans with cut up hit dog circles is a big hit in the sukkah. Substantial, warms the belly on a cold night and they like it.
re: bagelman01
I like the idea of grilling chicken breasts and serving them sliced. Maybe I'll also grill a London broil for the meat eater.
The only kiddo is my own, and at 18 months she'll eat whatever the adults are eating
re: bagelman01
So we changed the menu a bit, and ended up only being 6. We had grilled chicken and flank steak. Chicken was marinated in lemon, garlic, basil, olive oil. Steak was marinated in soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic, sherry, honey. Sides- roasted sweet potatoes, green salad, Asian peanut noodles, stir fry of snap peas, yellow squash, brown and white mushrooms.
Oh and we grilled some tofurkey Italian sausages. Nasty.
re: cheesecake17
Would please you be so kind as to share the recipe for baked brown rice with edamame? This could work out for a number of my picky eaters.
re: cheesecake17
Ok, I've got it. Thanks a lot.
re: cheesecake17
I made a grill-roasted turkey breast one year. Threw it on the grill with a wood chunk while I prepared other food inside. Served it with magno-pineapple chutney (basically diced mango and pineapple with some finely diced jalapeño and lime juice, allowed to sit for a bit) and grilled veggies and wild rice on the side.
I like using the grill like that as it frees up space in the kitchen for other food prep.
i made a shwarma grill mix of turkey, chicken, and lamb meat - and then served it over toasted laffa.


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The Virginia baseball team has struggled a bit on offense during the first month of the season.
Those struggles may very well continue for the next few weeks.
A broken hamate bone in his right wrist will sideline junior outfielder Derek Fisher for the next four to six weeks, the team announced Wednesday.
Fisher suffered the injury during the Duke series and is scheduled to have surgery on the fracture on Monday.
A 2014 Preseason All-American, Fisher started each of the Cavaliers' first 14 games this season in left field. He is batting .333 with four doubles and seven RBI this year and has played in 123 games while batting .300 in his career.
Prior to the season, he was ranked No. 16 in Baseball America's Top 50 Prospects for the 2014 MLB Draft list.
The Cavaliers are next in action Friday through Sunday with a three-game series against Boston College at Davenport Field.
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I used to make this dish with lots of butter, brown sugar and cream. I slimmed it down and this low-fat version is just as delicious-my family loves it," writes Shannon Abdollmohammadi from Woodinville, Washington.
8 Servings
Prep: 30 min. Bake: 35 min.
2 large tart apples, peeled and quartered
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup honey
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1-1/2 teaspoons salt,
1/4 teaspoon Chinese five-spice powder
4 pounds sweet potatoes (about 6 large), peeled and quartered
1/4 cup fat-free milk, warmed
2 teaspoons minced chipotle pepper in adobo sauce
1/4 teaspoon pepper
In an ungreased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish, toss the apples, lemon
juice, honey, butter, 1/2 teaspoon salt and five-spice powder. Bake,
uncovered, at 400° for 35-40 minutes or until apples are tender,
turning once.
Meanwhile, place sweet potatoes in a Dutch oven and cover with water.
Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 15-20 minutes or
until tender. Drain well. Over very low heat, stir potatoes for 1-2
minutes or until steam has evaporated.
Place potatoes in a food processor; add the milk, chipotle pepper,
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Place apples and cooking juices in a clean food processor; cover and
process until smooth. Spoon over sweet potato puree. Yield: 8
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Prosecutors in the Justin Thurber capital murder trial spent Wednesday outlining the last hour Jodi Sanderholm was seen alive, and what happened as her family and friends began to realize she was missing.
Jurors saw security video from the Cowley College campus the day of Jodi's death. She was seen arriving for dance practice at the school's auditorium. Following only seconds behind her was a light blue Cadillac, which prosecutors say belonged to Thurber.
At one point, the Cadillac parked on campus for 13 minutes. A man - believed to be Thurber - left the car, walked towards the auditorium, and then returned to leave moments before the end of dance practice.
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Jodi's parents, Cindy and Brian Sanderholm, testified Wednesday morning. Cindy recalled the last time she saw Jodi alive, sobbing quietly as prosecutors showed jurors a photo of her daughter, taken only days before her death.
Cindy had come home from work that morning to replace a contact lense.
"She was on her bed petting her cat," Cindy told jurors. "I said I'll see you at lunch and waived goodbye and went back to work."
But Jodi wouldn't make it to lunch, or to any of her afternoon appointments.
When Jodi didn't return her mother's calls that afternoon, Cindy quickly became concerned.
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At 6:00 that evening, both were convinced something was wrong. They called police, "and things just went crazy," said Brian.
Police officers quickly responded. By 7:00, authorities say everybody was looking for Jodi.
Her friends told police about seeing Justin Thurber around campus that morning. Police would soon identify him as a suspect.
Prosecutors also called Thurber's parents to the stand. Glenda Thurber told jurors she tried to call her son repeatedly during the afternoon of January 5, 2007, but could not reach him. Justin's sister, Alissa Thurber, also tried but to no avail.
Around 6:00 that evening, they say Justin called the house, asking for a ride. He said he was east of Ark City on highway 166, having left a group of friends after experiencing car trouble in the area.
Justin's father, Kevin Thurber, went to pick him up.
"He got in the car and said turn on the heat, it's cold," Kevin Thurber told jurors. It had been dreary that day, and temperatures were in the 40s.
Other witnesses took the stand Wednesday, telling jurors they saw Thurber walking near the Sanderholm's house in the weeks before Jodi's death. Others recalled seeing Jodi's car parked on the side of the road near the Kaw Wildlife Area, and later at the nearby lake where authorities would eventually find it submerged.
Prosecutors say they are moving faster than expected, in large part because defense attorneys are not questioning every witness.
Defense attorneys said in opening statements Monday they would not delay the trial, asking only that if jurors found Thurber guilty, they spare him from the death penalty.
Prosecutors say if the pace keeps up, they could rest their case before the end of next week.
On Thursday, prosecutors plan to show jurors how Thurber's alibi changed as the investigation unfolded. Assistant Attorney General Vic Braden said Monday Thurber changed his story to police several times.
Stay with KAKE News and KAKE.com for updates.
Below is a detailed description of Wednesday's courtroom proceedings.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 3:30pm
A former co-worker of Thurber's at Ark City's Subway says he came in the evening of the 5th to claim his final paycheck after 7:00. The co-worker says he was driving his light blue Cadillac. He had been fired a few days earlier. The co-worker says Thurber seemed calm, as though nothing was out of the ordinary.
A short time later, prosecutors show security video from inside the store. Thurber is seen wearing clothes different than that described by those who had seen him earlier in the day, and from what he was wearing when videotaped at a Casey's general store that morning.
This is the last evidence of the day. The judge dismisses the jury at 3:30. Court will resume Thursday morning at 9:00.
Wednesday, Feb 4 - 3:15pm
ACPD officer Eric Burr takes the stand. He joined Lt. Larson in the search for Sanderholm.
Another officer went to Thurber's home to check and see if his blue Cadillac was there. It was not.
Burr says he put the entire city's police force on alert to look for Jodi's car.
Burr also went to Sirloin Stockade in Ark City to speak with Jodi's friend, Lori Legleiter. After speaking with her, Burr says he also went to Justin Thurber's house. It was about 7:14 in the evening. Nobody was home. (Prosecutors believe this is the time Kevin Thurber was on Hwy 166 picking up his son).
Jim Holloway is next up. He is a Lt. with the ACPD. He went out to look for Justin Thurber's vehicle. He checked a trailer house east of town where Thurber used to live, but did not find anything. Later, Holloway says he went up to where the Sanderholms lived to assist in the investigation.
A woman takes the stand next. She says she spotted Thurber walking around and studying Jodi's home in the weeks before her murder.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 2:15pm
Charles Owens takes the stand. On the day Jodi Sanderholm vanished, Owens says he saw her car pull into the lake where authorities would later find it submerged. He says he didn't think anything of it until several days later when he saw the car on the news. KAKE TV was among the television stations at the lake as detectives pulled Jodi's sunken car from the waters and loaded it onto a flatbed truck.
Sara Smith takes the stand shortly after Owens. She was driving to Sedan on 166 the evening Jodi Sanderholm disappeared. She says she saw a man walking on the side of the road. She does not outright identify Thurber, but describes the man as a tall caucasion wearing a black jacket. She says this happened around 6:00 in the evening.
Jason Legleiter takes the stand a few minutes later. Jason is Lori Legleiter's older brother, and a member of the Ark City Police Department.
Legleiter and another officer checked the visitor logs at the Kaw Wildlife Area and the fishing lake where Sanderholm's car was found. No visitors were registered at the time it's alleged Thurber killed Sanderholm and sank her car.
KBI Agent David Falletti is back on the stand this afternoon. He goes through a series of cell phone records that show Thurber's family trying to reach him. Although he doesn't answer, Thurber's phone "pings" the nearby towers, which authorities use to trace his route to a region near the Kaw Wildlife Area and the lake.
Sgt. Luke Larson with the ACPD takes the stand a little later. Larson was the officer who first spoke with the Sanderholms following Jodi's disappearance.
After speaking with the Sanderholms, Larson says he immediately began searching for Jodi -- first checking the high school were she was expected that evening, and later speaking with several of Jodi's friends. Larson says he did not find any evidence in his search.
Larson says he went back to the Sanderholms for more information. He tried accessing Jodi's MySpace, and did a search in the garage to make sure absolutely nothing was overlooked.
After 7:00, Larson called in more officers to help with the search.
The judge calls for a 15 minute break.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 1:45pm
Court is back in session following lunch. Alissa Thurber, Justin's sister, takes the stand.
She, her mother, and her father will all have to testify for prosecutors. All three ask their faces not be shown on camera.
She says her brother drove a light blue older model Cadillac. Prosecutors contend it is the same as previously shown jurors in security video from the Cowley College campus.
The afternoon Jodi disappeared, Alissa says she tried calling her brother's cell phone multiple times. He never answered.
At 6:15, she says Justin called the house. It was the first time they'd heard from him since the morning. He was calling to ask somebody to pick him up because he was walking along the side of the road near the lake where Jodi's car was found.
Alissa says her dad went to get Justin.
Alissa is allowed to step down from the stand as her mother, Glenda Thurber, comes up.
She tells jurors her son was not at home most of the day when Jodi disappeared.
Glenda Thurber says she also tried to call her son a number of times during the afternoon of January 5, 2007. He never answered.
That evening, she says he called the house after 6:00, saying he was out east of town and needed a ride home. He said he had been with friends when their car got stuck. Prosecutors said in opening statements that Thurber's story would change over time as he talked to police.
Kevin Thurber takes the stand next. He is Justin's father.
He says after 6:00 in the evening on the day Jodi vanished, he went to get his son on Hwy 166 east of town. He thought his son had gotten stuck while traveling in a rural area east of town with some friends.
Kevin Thurber says he found his son wet and cold on the side of 166. When Kevin asked Justin if they needed to go get his other friends in the car, Justin told him "no," that they had walked a different direction to find their own help.
Kevin says when they got home, Justin immediately got a shower and changed clothes.
Kevin Thurber is allowed to leave the witness stand.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - Noon
MeLynda Schritter takes the stand next. She was riding in a car near the Kaw Wildlife Area the afternoon prosecutors say Justin Thurber killed Jodi Sanderholm.
Schritter says she saw a car matching Jodi's on Adobe road, heading away from the Kaw Wildlife Area. She says she saw Justin Thurber driving the car between 3:00 and 4:00 in the afternoon. She remembered him because of his distinctive facial features.
LaDona Peoples is the next witness. She was the driver of the car with MeLynda Schritter as her passenger. She verifies Schritter's testimony, saying she also saw the car.
She says she did not pay attention to who was inside because she was focussed on the road. She says the car was coming at her at a high rate of speed. She says they passed the car between 3:00 and 4:00 the afternoon of January 5th.
Several other witnesses testify, including a woman who says she saw Jodi's car parked along the side of the road near the Kaw Wildlife Area. She could not see inside because of the tinted windows.
Another witness, Michael Crowley, was wrongly identified as a suspect in Sanderholm's disappearance. He was pointed out as a man matching Thurber's description. However, he was living and working in Edmund, Oklahoma, at the time of the crime. DNA evidence was also taken to exclude him as a suspect.
The judge breaks for lunch. Court will resume at 1:30 this afternoon.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 11:20
Brian Sanderholm describes Jodi's car to jurors, a black Dodge 2-door coupe with tinted windows and a sunroof. It was a gift to her for getting straight-A's her senior year of high school.
He also gave her a cell phone to use in emergencies as a way of contacting them.
He says the day Jodi disappeared, his wife - Cindy - began to worry early in the afternoon because she couldn't get ahold of their daughter.
Brian says he didn't think much of it at first because she was an adult. He figured she may have gone with a friend and forgotten to call, though he says that was not like her.
The Sanderholms run a family business in Ark City. Around 4:00, he allowed Cindy to go home to wait for Jodi. When Brian arrived at 5:00, they still had not heard from her.
At 6:00 that night, they called the police. After that, Brian says, "things just started going crazy."
Cindy Sanderholm takes the stand immediately after her husband. She says Jodi was valedictorian of her high school class at Ark City High School.
Jodi's boyfriend was Colby Wilson. They had been together since middle-school. Colby had given Jodi a promise ring.
Cindy says she and Jodi got along wonderfully. They had a great mother-daughter relationship. Cindy says she and Brian also liked and approved of Colby, often going on "double-dates" together.
Cindy says Jodi's routine was to get up in the mornings, go to Tigerette practice at 10:00, go home and get a shower - or go to lunch with her parents - then come to work at the family's glass shop in Ark City.
On January 5, Jodi never showed up to work.
Cindy says Jodi was very health conscious. She would often have leotards or sweat pants on for dance practice.
For 2007, Jodi had decided her new favorite color was red. She and her mother had gone shopping for new clothes in that color.
Cindy says her daughter showered and washed her hair sometimes two times a day, and often pulled her hair back. She also liked to wear french-tip nails when the Tigerette team performed. Cindy says her dadughter just had her nails done before she disappeared, in preparation for an upcoming performance when the team would demonstrate a routine Jodi taught them.
Cindy says the last time she saw her daughter was the morning of her disappearance. She was sitting on her bed, petting her cat. The two had plans to meet up for lunch after dance practice.
After dance practice, Jodi called and said she was going home to shower and change, then would skip lunch and head to Morgan Green's home to do her hair.
Cindy says after lunch, she began calling Jodi, but she never answered and never returned her calls -- which was very unusual for her daughter.
Cindy says she began quickly began to worry, so she began calling all of Jodi's friends, who say they had not seen her since practice.
Cindy says she got home about 4:15, and says there was no sign Jodi had been home. The mail that was usually left in the kitchen was not there.
When Brian got home, she says they talked about calling the police. Cindy says she was even more unnerved when her daughter didn't call at 5:00, as she always did on Friday's to ask what was for dinner.
Cindy becomes emotional as she recalls the events off January 5, and quietly begins to cry.
Prosecutors show a photo of Jodi Sanderholm taken a few days before she died. They ask Cindy to identify her. It is their last question, before she leaves the stand.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 10:50am
Court is back in session after a 15-20 minute recess around 10:15.
Karie Morris is the first witness called after the break. She testified in previous hearings she saw Jodi Sanderholm riding in the passenger seat of her own car with a strange man driving the afternoon Jodi disappeared.
Morris says she called Jodi at 11:49 the morning of January 5th just to talk. She says Jodi did not pick up.
A short time later, Morris says she passed Jodi's car on the road. When she turned to look at the vehicle, she says she was surprised to see two people inside. Because of the tinted windows, she says it was hard to tell Jodi was in the passenger seat. She could not make out the driver, but knew it could not be Jodi's boyfriend. The driver was too big.
Morris says she immediately called Jodi's cell phone, but she did not pick up.
Morris says she watched as the car turned east in the directn of the Kaw Wildlife Area.
Morris leaves the stand, as Jodi's father - Brian Sanderholm - is called to testify. Just like other members of the Sanderholms, Brian incorporates the color red into his clothes -- in this case, a red and blue striped shirt. Red was his daughter's new favorite color for 2007.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 10:15am
The third witness of the day is Ark City PD officer Luke Larson. He took photographs of the mailboxes near the Sanderholm house. The photos show the mailboxes at the end of the Sandherholm's street, with the house in the not-too-distant background. Prosecutors point out the row of trees near the mailboxes.
John Gage is the next witness. He is a mail carrier for the US Post Office. He was on route by the Sanderholm's house the day Jodi vanished.
When Gage delivered mail that morning, he says he did not notice anythinig unusual as he serviced the Sanderholm's mailbox. Gage says he lived near the Sanderholm's, and took a break at his own home around 11:30.
Although Gage did not see any suspicious activity, his testimony shows the mail was delivered to the Sanderholm's that morning. Authorities know somebody picked up the mail that day, but never made it inside the house. The Sanderholm's mail was discovered stuffed in a public toilet at the lake where Jodi's car was found.
Prosecutors contend Jodi was kidnapped moments after leaving dance practice as she checked the mail less than a block from her home.
Morgan Green takes the stand next. She testifies Jodi had promised to come over on January 5, 2007, and help do her hair after dance practice. Jodi never made it. Green's testimony is very brief.
Prosecutors request a short break while they prepare for their next witness. The judge agrees.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 9:50am
The first witness of the day is Brian Rudacille, a cell phone expert. Prosecutors use him to show the jury the different cell phone towers in the area. Those towers were used to help track Justin Thurber and Jodi Sanderholm's cell signals. Testimony from Rudacille lasts less than 10 minutes.
The next witness is KBI agent David Faletti, who has taken the stand several times in the last few days as needed.
This morning, Faletti describes security video taken from the Cowley College campus the day before and the day of Jodi's disappearance. Several of Jodi's friends have already described seeing Thurber on or near campus in the hours before Jodi was reportedly kidnapped.
On January 4, 2007, security video from the college shows Jodi Sanderholm's car on campus. From a distance, you see a person believed to be Sanderholm walking towards dance practice. In other clips from the same day - taken during the time when Jodi was in practice - Justin Thurber's light blue Cadillac can be seen driving through campus repeatedly.
On January 5, 2007 - the day of Jodi's death - college security video shows Jodi Sanderholm arriving for dance practice, with Thurber's light blue Cadillac following less than a block behind.
Faletti says investigators used eyewitness testimony, backed up by the security video, to begin to piece together what happened to Jodi.
On the Friday Jodi vanished, Thurber's car can be seen entering a parking lot at the Cowley College campus, parking, and sitting for 13 minutes.
In a later clip, a man believed to be Thurber is seen leaving the car and walking towards the auditorium where Sanderholm and her friends were attending dance practice. The time-stamp on the video is approximately 11:45, less than half an hour before it's believed Jodi was kidnapped.
Prosecutors have previously said they do not think Sanderholm was kidnapped on the campus. They believe she made it to her car, drove the short distance to her house, and was most likely abducted feet from her own front door as she stopped to check the mail. Investigators found that mail stuffed in a public toilet at the lake where Sanderholm's car was discovered.
A man - believed to be Thurber - can be seen walking back to his car at 11:49 on the security video, minutes before dance practice let out.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - 9:00am
Testimony resumes this morning in the capital murder trial of Justin Thurber, charged in the 2007 death of Ark City teenager Jodi Sanderholm.
Prosecutors have listed more than 50 witnesses who could take the stand today. Testimony so far has moved quickly, with Thurber's defense attorneys asking very few - if any - questions during cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses.
Included in today's list of witnesses are Jodi Sanderholm's parents, expected to testify about their efforts to locate Jodi on the afternoon of January 5, 2007.
Justin Thurber's parents are also listed as witnesses. Thurber's father is expected to testify about how his son called and asked him for a ride home from an area near the lake where Jodi Sanderholm's car was later found submerged.
Prosecutors spent Tuesday developing a time-line of events leading up to Sanderholm's disappearance. Today, they are expected to show jurors what happened that afternoon and evening, immediately following Sanderholm's kidnapping.
Stay with KAKE News and KAKE.com for updates throughout the day.


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Kiwi-Passion Fruit Pavlova
Published: December 2010 Servings: 10 prep: 30 minutes total: 13
- Nonstick vegetable oil spray
- 4 large egg whites, room temperature
- Large pinch of salt
- 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons superfine sugar
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 teaspoon distilled white vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups honey-flavored Greek-style yogurt
- 4 kiwis, peeled, cut into 1/4- to 1/3-inch-thick rounds
- 3 to 4 passion fruits
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 132.4
- %Calories from Fat 20.2
- Fat (g) 3.0
- Saturated Fat (g) 2.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 4.5
- Carbohydrates (g) 23.4
- Dietary Fiber (g) 1.4
- Total Sugars (g) 20.6
- Net Carbs (g) 22.1
- Protein (g) 3.6
- Sodium (mg) 55.0
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Preheat oven to 225°F. Line rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper; coat with nonstick vegetable oil spray. Using electric mixer, beat egg whites and salt in large bowl until soft peaks form. Add sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating until stiff peaks form. Using flexible rubber spatula, gently fold in cornstarch, vinegar, and vanilla, being careful not to deflate whites. Dollop meringue onto prepared baking sheet, forming 9-inch round; spread evenly into 9-inch disk. Bake until meringue is crisp on top, about 1 hour (meringue may sink in center). Turn off oven. Keeping door closed, let meringue cool in oven at least 12 hours or overnight.
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