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The Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce welcomed the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corp. (IndyGo) as a new member to its Green Business Initiative, recognizing IndyGo's proactive engagement in environmentally responsive and "green" business operations.
IndyGo was also honored as one of 15 finalists for the inaugural Indianapolis Sustainability Awards.
"While the nature of our service promotes sustainable choices, IndyGo's recognition as a Green Business is more about what we are doing to lessen the environmental impact of our own operations," said Mike Terry, IndyGo president/CEO. "It's especially rewarding to find that these initiatives are not only good for our environment; they can also provide tremendous cost-savings."
Among IndyGo's "greening" initiatives is a multi-million dollar fleet and facility upgrade project that was made possible in part by ARRA funds. This work is expected to yield $400,000 in annual operational savings. The upgrades include the procurement of 22 new buses, hybrid supervisor vehicles and even a Segway for the downtown supervisor.
The project also covers installation of bike racks and solar lighting at bus stops and the repair/ replacement of major facility infrastructure systems, including HVAC, lighting and ventilation — all of which will reduce IndyGo's overall energy utilization and environmental impact.
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The Virginia Zoo is introducing its new tiny blue duiker antelope, Todd.
The Norfolk zoo says Todd was born last Saturday and weighs slightly more than 1 pound and is only a bit larger than a guinea pig. Todd is known to hide among the bamboo of the habitat he shares with his mother and father, Peanut and Cinco.
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Non-Human Lives Google Should Extend First
Because life is long enough, but the things we have in this life are not
Byon September 19, 2013
When Google takes an ambitious step away from email and ranking twerking dogs, it does so with remarkable visionary zeal. Self-driving cars? Sure, Google can do that. Internet in your glasses? Not too tough for Google. Curing illness, ending wrinkles and allowing rich people to live forever? For Google, that's up next.
Yesterday the company announced the funding of Calico, a new attempt at the modest goals of ending aging and extending human life. At least Google CEO Larry Page is realistic about Calico's prospects, telling TIME it could take 10 or 20 years to make any meaningful breakthroughs. But at this point it's worth asking if anyone really wants to live to see 120. Eliminating disease and suffering would be tremendous, but let's be honest: no one wants to spend their Saturday at great-great-great grandma's birthday party.
This is about quality, not quantity. Life is long enough, but the things we have in this life are not. So here's a modest proposal, Google: work on these things instead of us:
- Smart phones: They break, they fall into toilets, they're outdated a month after you buy them. Imagine owning a phone as long as you own your car. That's a noble mission for Google.
- Bananas: These delicious yellow treasures turn into soft, brown blobs after a week on the counter. Please Google, let's make the nasty, brutish and short lives of bananas a little bit longer.
- Socks: How many times should a man have to buy new socks during his life? With Google's technical know how, the answer could be one.
- Jack-O-Lanterns: We spend so much time and induce so many hand cramps to create beautiful pumpkin carvings every year. And for what? So they can rot on the door step two weeks later.
- Diapers: One use and then into the trash? How wasteful.
- Haircuts: Please Google, show us a way to get a haircut and have it stay that way forever.
- Dogs: If Google could prevent Fido from dying at 15, people would open houses of worship dedicated to the company.
Sure, none of these will keep people on the planet any longer, but they'll sure make the time we have here a little more enjoyable.
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Miracle of the Market Diner
When the wonderful Market Diner closed in 2006, it seemed yet another predictable chapter in the whittling away of New York's soul. The place was loaded with history and charm, including the Googie decor and signage, the lore of late-night meals with Frank Sinatra and the Westies, and, well, that parking lot, a head-scratcher in Manhattan but logical given its appeal to cabbies as well as suburbanites who could indulge a midnight snack just a block away from the West Side Highway.
We last swung by its abandoned home at West 43rd Street and 11th Avenue in July, and found weeds growing in the parking lot and the sense that this place had an inevitable date with the wrecking ball. But, folks, the Market Diner is getting its soul back.
The New York Times is reporting that the diner will reopen in its old home in about two months, now under the control of the family behind the venerable Cosmic Diner, which recently moved from its longtime, soulful Columbus Circle perch. The family told the Times the new Market Diner may go a tad more upscale, add a bar, and yes, even sacrifice that parking space for outdoor seating. Indeed, when the diner opened in 1962, this area was not even remotely like the residential enclave it is becoming, so trading parking spaces for tables makes sense. It's those new residents that made the diner an attractive opportunity for the new proprietors. So this is a curious outcome: The gentrification of Hell's Kitchen and environs has helped destroy interesting places, but, in this case, may be reviving one that was killed by those same forces.
The Market Diner was a welcome spot for us on many a late night. We could never get over the novelty of parking our car in a diner parking lot -- in Manhattan! The burger and fries were always solid, and hit the spot after our long drive back to Manhattan from Newsday in Melville.
The diner's return -- parking lot or not -- is great news, and is nicely timed, coming a day after we had our last meal at Armando's in Brooklyn Heights.(You must go, it closes Sunday; try the Chicken Rollatini. And watch for our blog post later this weekend.)
The family taking over the Market Diner won't be paying the about $500,000 a year in rent the landlord had been seeking, the Times reports, though how much it will pay is not known.
In a separate but important matter, the article didn't address how sensitive the new hands will be to the original decor and signage. My first hopeful guess would be that these features won't be seriously fiddled with -- after all, they are part of the joint's appeal.
So to the Market Diner, we offer a hearty welcome back! We'll add your name to the list of miracles that include the revived Second Avenue Deli.
-- Rolando Pujol
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Björk Reveals Full Scope of Biophilia
By Tom Breihan on June 29, 2011 at 12:40 p.m. EDT
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Björk: Crystalline
We knew Björk's Biophilia project was going to be ambitious. But we didn't know it was going to be this ambitious. According to a press release, Biophilia consists of "a studio album, apps, a new website, custom-made musical instruments, live shows and educational workshops," not to mention a documentary film. Pitchfork's Ryan Dombal recently spoke to Björk about the project; read the interview here. More details below.
New Björk: "Crystalline"
By Amy Phillips on June 25, 2011 at 3:40 p.m. EDT
Here's the first track from Björk's new album/multimedia project Biophilia, "Crystalline". Listen to it over at Disco Naïveté. A remix of the track will feature Omar Souleyman. Watch footage of Souleyman recording his part below:
Björk Reveals First Biophilia Track
By Larry Fitzmaurice on June 6, 2011 at 10:50 a.m. EDT
Details on Björk's new album/multimedia project Biophilia have slowly been leaking out-- and now we get to hear some new music, in typically unique fashion. Björk posted a video to her newfangled site over the weekend that features her driving in a car, listening to what appears to be a new song titled "Crystalline". Watch the 30-second clip below. Yes, Björk even drives cooler than you.
Björk's Twitter reports that "Crystalline" will "appear" by the end of the month.
More Details on Björk's Biophilia Emerge
By Larry Fitzmaurice on June 1, 2011 at 3:45 p.m. EDT
Details continue to trickle in concerning Björk's forthcoming album/multimedia project Biophilia. The Guardian reports that it'll be released both as a conventional album with music videos (including a clip directed by frequent Björk collaborator Michel Gondry), and as an "app album"-- specifically, a package of 10 apps for the iPad, bundled within one "mother" app. Each app will correspond to a different song on the album and will evolve in general makeup over time.
Björk Launches Biophilia Website
By Larry Fitzmaurice on May 10, 2011 at 9:45 a.m. EDT
The lead-up to Björk's multimedia project Biophilia has advanced in the form of a trippy, cosmic-looking new website. The site is best viewed with the Google Chrome or Safari web browsers, and I'm not just telling you that: a visit to the site using Firefox results in a message that more or less tells you exactly just that.
Björk Announces String of UK Shows
By Larry Fitzmaurice on March 17, 2011 at 11:30 a.m. EDT
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It's been a while since we've heard new music from Björk, but come this summer, that's set to change. She has announced a series of UK shows planned as part of this year's Manchester International Festival, during which she will preview material from her forthcoming album, Biophilia.
Björk Collaborates With Omar Souleyman
By Tom Breihan on February 17, 2011 at 2:25 p.m. EST
Björk photo by Bernhard Kristinn/ILC, Omar Souleyman photo by Shannon McClean
When two completely singular voices link up to record together, it can be a fascinating thing. Omar Souleyman is a Syrian musician whose music draws from a number of traditional Arabic styles but also uses dance beats and synthesizers. The American label Sublime Frequencies has released a few of his records in the West, and his live shows have been drawing rapturous reviews recently. And now we've learned that he's recorded a collaboration with Björk.
Listen: New Björk Song Pays Tribute to Late Fashion Designer Alexander McQueen
By Tom Breihan on December 7, 2010 at 4:10 p.m. EST
Photo by Bernhard Kristinn/ILC
Björk was a friend of the fashion designer Alexander McQueen, who committed suicide earlier this year. The Icelandic star contributed a new song to "To Lee, With Love, Nick", director/photographer Nick Knight's new short film that pays tribute to McQueen. The Independent reports that the film will open tonight's British Fashion Council Awards. Right now, you can watch the film and hear the accompanying music at SHOWstudio.com, or embedded below. Thanks to Fred for the tip.
Björk Talks About Icelandic Energy Controversy
By Ryan Dombal on December 3, 2010 at 1:15 p.m. EST
Photo by Bernhard Kristinn/ILC
Always a staunch advocate for her native Iceland, Björk was recently interviewed by Canadian weekly news magazine Maclean's about her home country's valuable (and vulnerable) natural resources as the Reykjavík Grapevine points out. In the piece, the singer denounced Canadian company Magma, which recently bought a majority share of the previously public-owned Icelandic energy company HS Orka. She cited questionable humanitarian practices by companies owned by Magma's Chairman and CEO Ross Beaty and said the businessman wasn't being totally truthful about the potential of Iceland's geothermal resources. You can read the interview here, via the Reykjavík Grapevine.
As the Grapevine reports, after the interview was published, Beaty and Magma threatened Maclean's with a defamation lawsuit and the magazine ran a correction and retracted the story. (A heavily amended version can be seen here.) We e-mailed Björk about her take on the retraction and the current energy controversy. Her answers are below. She also wrote about how the issues are affecting her new album, which "will be ready in a couple months."
Listen: Antony and Björk's Latest Duet
By Ryan Dombal on September 16, 2010 at 10:50 a.m. EDT
Antony photo by Michael Sharkey
Here's the newest chapter in the ongoing creative collaboration between avant-angel-voiced singers Antony Hegarty and Björk, courtesy of Antony's Tumblr. UPDATE: That is not Antony's Tumblr. (Via Stereogum.)
Compared to their epic Volta duet, "The Dull Flame of Desire", "Flétta" (that's Icelandic for "braid") is shorter, sparer, more upbeat, and features Björk decidedly in the spotlight, with Antony just providing backup vocals. The song will be found on Antony and the Johnson's upcoming LP, Swanlights, out October 11 in Europe on Rough Trade and a day later in the U.S. from Secretly Canadian.
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was inducted into Fordham's chapter of Theta Alpha Kappa (TAK), the national honor society for students of Theology and Religious Studies. He served as an Exectuive Board Member for Global Outreach (GO!) and was named WFUV Sports' official New York Giants beat reporter for the 2013-14 season, covering Superbowl XLVIII from Met Life Stadium. He also interned at NBC Sports as an Olympic Research Intern and as an Executive Office Intern.
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Ann Pierret
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Celia Aniskovich
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received a certificate of participation from the FURS for her work with Dr. Robinson on pollen. She was accepted into the Gateway for Dental Medicine Internship at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine this summer and the SMDEP Internship for Dentistry at Rutgers.
Erica Restaino
will travel to Beijing as part of a Study Tour with GSB's Global Business Honors Program. After that trip, she will represent the Hudson River Presbytery in Detroit as a Young Adult Advisory Delegate for the 221st Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly.
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Issues in the teaching and learning of geometry
Jones, Keith (2002) Issues in the teaching and learning of geometry. In, Haggarty, L. (ed.) Aspects of teaching secondary mathematics: Perspectives on practice. London, UK, Routledge Falmer, 121-139.
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This chapter analyses a range of key issues in the teaching and learning of geometry. These include the nature of geometry, why geometry is important in the curriculum at school level and beyond, what geometry can be included at the school level, the aims of teaching geometry, and how geometry can be best taught and learnt. Also addressed are the uses of information and communication technology in geometry education. The chapter concludes that the twenty-first century is one where spatial thinking and visualisation are vital areas for education.
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Looking in the RDU Area for Bacala or Bacalao
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- burgeoningfoodie Nov 29, 2011 11:39 AM
This is basically salted cod but depending on your ethnic background it may be spelled or pronounced slightly different. Any ideas? I'm pretty sure Southern Season doesn't carry it.
I've asked about it at WFs, and sometimes they've said they'd be willing to order it for me. I've done this with a number of different semi-odd seafood items, and sometimes they come through, and sometimes they don't.
re: boaviagem
You don't need to keep salt cod in the fridge. It is salted as a way to preserve it against spoilage. This process goes back more than 500 years. I think of it as one of the original processed foods.
I've seen it in International Foods in Raleigh, which used to be called Compare Foods.
You can also order salt cod (and excellent Portuguese linguica and chorizo) from Amaral's Lisbon Sausage in New Bedford MA. www.amarals.com The salt cod is under the "other local favorites" category.
Whole Foods on Wade Ave. has had frozen salt cod, which is more or less the same thing. It worked fine for the recipe we used it in. I've also seen it in Grand Asia, but not on a regular basis.
You can also order it from La Tienda, though it's pricier...but their stuff is nice. www.tienda.com
re: brsmith2
I have a Norwegian friend who cooks it for a Christmas Tradition every year. He gets it at Whole Foods- Wade Ave Raleigh.
I'll check Whole Foods in Chapel Hill tomorrow since there is a basketball game tonight and everything will get congested. I am familiar with La Tienda though their stuff may be nice and more authentic than what you get in say Whole Foods, they are definitely more pricey. Thanks for the suggestions. I think the closest Compare Foods for me is the one on 15-501 just before getting to Blackwell St.
re: meatn3
That's El Mandado. It's a pretty good market. I used to eat in the restaurant regularly and it's not bad at all. Not fabulous, but not at all bad. I stopped eating there when Fonda opened as Fonda is closer to my office and the food there is better.
re: rockycat
Yes, that's the name! I've recently moved closer to this area and have started stopping in. I still don't have a working kitchen, so just picking up fruit and cheese for my little cooler.
I was impressed with the variety of chorizo - I think there were 5-6 different regional/National styles.
re: meatn3
When we lived in Raleigh, I'd get tacos there from time to time. They had this spicy neon green salsa with avocado that was great. El Mandado also has a tortilla machine. Their fresh tortillas are great.
There's a gas station further down Capital that had a counter style Mexican restaurant that was good. You should check it out,
re: Tom from Raleigh
Thanks for the leads!
With the move I don't get by Hodges St. for the food truck there very often. As good as they are, their hours often don't coincide with my hunger...
re: Tom from Raleigh
Were you referring to the BP station just south of Old Buffaloe Rd.? I was in there last month and noticed a good sized restaurant but it had already closed for the evening.
Looked like a number of steam tables - looked promising!
re: TerryG
Almost never in that area. I saw a bag of frozen bacala for 15 bucks. Not sure why it needs to be frozen if it is salted. Do we have a store that sells a lot of Spanish goods.. NOT Mexican.. Spanish..


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What's a caliphate?In a word: Islamofascism
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Now provide a map that shows the extent of Islamism (literally all around the world) and the number of people who subscribe to the law laid down by the Koran (billions) and add a little of the history of Islamic aggression and conquests and spice it up with the current conflicts (the majority of the fighting currently occurring all around the world) and you might begin to get a sense of the threat Islam poses to the non-Islamic world. It isn´t just an itty bitty brown stain somewhere in Iraq.
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If they want to call their dirtbag empire a Caliphate, so what? It´s not secure. A Sunni on Sunni civil war will only benefit the Shias who want to kill them all anyway. They won´t control the oil market, and the only refinery in their area won´t produce anything but corrosive diesel oil, and they lack the expertise to get it to produce anything else. The killing will go on, and their gains are as ephemeral as the shifting sands of Araby. Let them continue to kill each other. That, as Martha Stewart would say, "is a good thing."
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Coconut Cake
So my friend's birthday is coming up and her two favorite flavors are macadamia nuts and coconut. I want to make her a cake, anyone have any great recipes? I know Ina Garten has one but since my husband refuses to eat coconut I have never made it.
Any ideas?
I was about to suggest Ina's...
There's a recipe for Coconut Cake in Edna Lewis' Taste of Country Coooking that looks delicious.
I've had my eye on this recipe for a while:
--looks yummy!
re: Ora
I respectfully suggest that you stop right here. Edna Lewis' recipe is a classic.
Don't use a cream cheese or a buttercream frosting on coconut cake! They overwhelm the flavor of a cake that tastes of pure coconut..
Only a boiled or 7-minute frosting will do for this old classic. Light as a feather, perfect pure white and a lot easier than you might think when you first read the recipe.
re: MakingSense
MakingSense: You made me giggle. Don't know if you saw my earlier post below...it's gotta be a 7-minute frosting or it isn't a coconut cake. I haven't posted here that long so I was a little less firm in my recommendation than you were. All the little old ladies who made perfect coconut cakes in my little southern town would consider anything else blasphemy if they were still around for the discussion. Although I will say that an un-air conditioned kitchen on a very humid day isn't a nice environment for 7-minute.
re: Old Spice
Heat and humidity were the primary reasons why all those lovely Southern ladies didn't use buttercreams - they just slid right off the cakes and melted all over the tablecloth. Aside from the fact that butter was much more expensive than eggwhites and sugar, and we all know how frugal Southern ladies are.
When I was growing up in the South, we didn't have cream cheese in stores. That was a Yankee thing. Now Southern Living magazine is full of it and everybody has forgotten how wonderful plain old 7-minute frosting is.
With air-conditioned houses today, we shouldn't have any problems with the heat and humidity that gave our mothers and grandmothers fits with boiled frostings. I love them.
So go ahead, Old Spice, stand up for tradition. Those little old ladies would be cheering you on!
re: MakingSense
Hey...taking a stand for northerners and coconut cake, just because the south does coconut cake w/ boiled frosting doesn't mean that it's the only way it can be done.;-) It depends on whether you want Paula Deen or Ina Garten. I do realize the italian cream cake I posted below is a southern thing but I like the recipe w/ the cream cheese and have never liked boiled frosting (ooh, can I say that if I live south of the M-D line?).
re: chowser
This day and age, I'm sure you can. Might have been fightin' words 30 or 40 years ago, though. : )
Now I live north of the M-D line, and my friends find it strange that I don't much like buttercream.
re: chowser
Chowser, the South doesn't have the Coconut Cake market cornered. Other regions make great ones as well and I never turn them down even though I don't like the heaviness of cream cheese or buttercream with coconut. The OP didn't ask for a Classic Southern version anyway and she might really like the Italian Cream Cake or another one depending on her personal tastes.
Although I understand that cuisines do evolve over time, it pains me to see American traditional food slipping away. People will argue endlessly over the authenticity of sushi or some Italian, French, Mexican or Chinese dish but think nothing of making essential alterations to classic regional American foods. The dishes lose their sense of place and history and we lose a bit of who we are.
re: MakingSense
I agree, but as a long as there are people like you who keep it real, I think the traditions will continue. My mom thinks it's funny that I use won ton wrappers to make ravioli. She can keep making home made won tons and I like to experiment which makes us both happy. When I cook, I want to enjoy the food and if it means not making it the "authentic" way that I don't like, as with boiled frosting, then it's what I'll do. BTW, most southerners would shudder if they had my "cornbread".;-)
re: chowser
When I was teaching my daughters to cook, it was often an "arts and crafts" project. Make pasta completely by hand. Pile of flour on the table. Egg in the well. Knead by hand. Roll out. Cut by hand. Next time, the Atlas machine. Then the KitchenAid. After that, I told them I didn't care if they bought their pasta. But they knew the difference, how it was made and they had respect for food. We did lots of things the loooong way the first time. They both grew up to be fine cooks and food lovers.
Jiffy cornbread is sort of a guity pleasure around here too. We know it ain't the real thing but it's nothing I'm uptight about as long as they understand the difference.
re: MakingSense
I'm the same way, though not to the same extent. As a calligraphy teacher once told me, you have to know the rules before you start breaking them. We're still at the eggs in a well stage and I don't think I'll get them out of it because they're having way too much fun with it. But, we use the Atlas to roll it out. I'm not patient enough to roll it out to even thickness. I'd be surprised if either grow up to love cooking but at least they'll have the memories and have "learned the rules."
I like Italian cream cake. You're supposed to use pecans but could probably substitute macadamias.
re: chowser
Here's the Edna Lewis recipe I mentioned above:
re: danna
Right Danna. Here's the one from Taste of Country Cooking (I think--I'm at work...)
I made a fabulous coconut cake out of Martha Stewarts circa 1980's Entertaining cookbook for New Year's a few years ago. It has a wonderful boiled frosting (a rediscovery for me and perfect for lightness of coconut cake). Anyways, I'm a coconut cake lover and I really loved this cake.
(Edit: This recipe is from 1982 and I can't find it on the Web. Let me know if you want me to paraphrase/post)
re: celeste
Thanks, I'll see if I can find someone who has it, there's got to be someone I know!
Here's a terrific recipe I found a couple of years ago when a friend requested fresh coconut cake for his birthday. It's a bit of a production, but we thought well worth it. It sounded much like the fresh coconut cakes the ladies in my little town made when I was a kid, right down to the 7-Minute Frosting, which my memory insists is the only frosting for coconut cake. : ) I'm sure packaged coconut would work fine for the frosting, but you would miss the coconut-juice moistening agent you get from the fresh one.
re: Old Spice
KeriT: I just re-read the site (I've got the recipe on file and didn't look back at it). If you do use packaged coconut instead of fresh, they instruct you to use a coconut liqueur instead of fresh juice. So they've got you covered all the way.
I'm famous for the coconut cake I make. It's this recipe: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/rec...
I double the filling by 1/2 and halve each cake layer, so it ends up being six layers. The cream cheese frosting is really good...alot better than just a plain white frosting.
tell your DH that the cake is for your friends birthday and not his, so he'll have to adapt or eat cookies. he gets a flavor choice for his birthday cake.
as i read the request i envisioned a cake coated with coconut around the sides but dotted with macadamia nuts around the top...two birds with one stone
re: spinach
actually her birthday is during passover anyway so he can't eat it anyway and now he'll be less tempted.
I made this cake from O Magazine for my grandmother several times, and she loved it... http://www2.oprah.com/foodhome/food/r...
Here's an actual "macadamia coconut cake" recipe, though I've never made it:
Cook's Illustrated does a great coconut cake. The recipe should be in one of the million cookbooks they've published--maybe in Baking Illustrated. The recipe uses cream of coconut (Coco Lopez) in the cake to give it a real coconut flavor. Most recipes for this cake are usually just yellow or white cakes tarted up with cocunut in the frosting. The cake is covered in a buttercream flavored with coconut extract, but used sparingly since that stuff can make anything taste like suntan lotion smells. I love this cake!
re: raj1
This is my favorite coconut cake recipe, too, and I've tried at least a dozen. I have to say that they've all been good, but this one has real coconut flavors throughout, not just on top of the frosting, like Ina's.
To make it even lighter, I use whipped cream for frosting, adding vanilla and coconut extract to it, and the bare minimum of sugar. Then I cover it with unsweetened coconut shavings (the big flat kind you can buy at health food stores). If you do this a few hours before serving, the shavings soak up moisture from the whipped cream, and it's heavenly and not too sweet (my hubby's main objection to coconut cakes and frostings in general).
The cocnut cake from K-Paul's in New Orleans is one of the best pieces of cake I have ever eaten. It appears to be very labor intensive, but the taste is more than worth it. Link below with recipe.


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