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By now, you most likely have your Easter menu planned … ham, potato salad and the one thing most can't get enough of — deviled eggs. An interesting name for such a popular dish served on a Christian holiday. I guess we all have a little devil in us when it comes down to it.
You may be surprised at the number of eggs sold during the week before Easter. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1.08 billion eggs were sold Easter week 2013, compared to 1.04 billion sold in each of the 51 other weeks. And while there are no official data that says deviled eggs are the most popular of all egg dishes served at Easter, Google Trends research and social- media conversation analytics point to that conclusion, says Kristin Livermore, director of marketing communications for the American Egg Board.
"Maybe it's because deviled eggs are such a versatile dish," she says. "They are the perfect addition to any party or meal."
But before you put all your eggs in one basket, heed this warning from the Egg Board: "We recommend that you don't use eggs that have been used for the (Easter egg) hunt … since it's likely they've been out of the refrigerator for a few hours.
"However, there is no problem with using dyed eggs to make deviled eggs as long as they have been stored properly in the refrigerator. Hard-boiled eggs in the shell can be refrigerated safely for up to one week. Peeled hard-boiled eggs should be eaten that day. Uncooked, eggs can stay fresh in a refrigerator for up to a month or more."
Now for the tasty part … I posted a request on Facebook asking friends how they liked their deviled eggs prepared and was astonished at all the replies. Here's a list of some of those that make them with things other than the usual mayonnaise and pickle relish. There are no specific amounts listed. Just use your own judgment and taste as you go.
If you have a favorite recipe that's a little different from the norm, email it to me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I'll post it in a future column since we'll be enjoying deviled eggs a good deal at picnics in the coming months.
• Phyllis McCraw Cabe: Ranch dressing, a little mustard, sweet relish and a little dill relish garnished lightly with a sprinkle of rosemary and garlic seasoning and topped with an olive slice.
• Chef John Lopopolo: Cream cheese infused with lemongrass and topped with caviar.
• Paula Skurecki: Thousand Island dressing and a touch of yellow mustard, then a slice of olive on top.
• Harris Van Cleaf: Mix in a little truffle oil.
• Emily Ahlquist O'Donnell: Add a sprinkle of curry powder on top.
• Eric Taylor: Sundried tomatoes reconstituted so they're soft, then chopped and mixed in.
• Mary Jane Thomas Ruch: Mayonnaise, a little mustard, chopped green onions, curry powder, salt, then paprika on top. Sometimes minced bell pepper. What's left after eggs are filled is great as a topping on little Melba rounds.
• Sandy Zitkus: Mayonnaise, mustard, sweet pickle relish, roasted onion powder and Spice House Wauwatosa seasoning. Paprika for garnish.
• Robin Derryberry: Mayonnaise, mustard, salt, parsley, pepper and (drum roll) Worcestershire sauce.
• Marcia Fryar: Chopped green olives and Hellman's mayo — that's all.
And here's one of my new favorites from allrecipes.com if you're looking for something a little different. The bacon and cheese give it a nice change of pace. Eggs, bacon and cheese work together in an omelet, so why not a deviled egg?
Bacon-Cheddar Deviled Eggs
12 eggs
1/2 cup mayonnaise (or half mayonnaise and half sour cream)
4 slices bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled
2 tablespoons finely shredded shredded cheddar cheese
1 tablespoon mustard
Place eggs in a saucepan, and cover with cold water. Bring water to a boil and immediately remove from heat. Cover, and let eggs stand in hot water for 10 to 12 minutes. Remove from hot water and cool. To cool more quickly, rinse eggs under cold, running water.
Peel the hard-cooked eggs, and cut in half lengthwise. Remove yolks to a small bowl. Mash egg yolks with mayonnaise, crumbled bacon and cheese. Stir in mustard. Fill egg white halves with the yolk mixture and refrigerate until serving. Garnish, as desired, with paprika and extra bacon bits.
Brownie contest
Brownies are one of America's favorite sweets, from regular to blondies, todark chocolate and milk chocolate brownies; whether they're iced or so gooey they need no icing, whether they have cream cheese or nuts embedded within their layers.
So in celebration of brownies, the Creative Discovery Museum is having a brownie contest, asking for you to send in the name of a local or regional restaurant or bakery that serves the best brownies in town.
The deadline for nominations is May 2, and five finalists will be asked to bring brownies to the museum so guests can taste them to determine the winner. Submit your nominations by email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or call them in to 648-6069.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday villa in Dorado
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 2-4)
This beautiful and recently renovated beach-villa is located at Villas de Playa I, Dorado Puerto Rico. Dorado is a small tourist town in the northern coast of Puerto Rico, 15 miles (24 km) west of San Juan and is located in the northern region of the island, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. Dorado's climate is very hot in the summer months and cool in the winter. Temperatures range around 50 °F (10 °C) to 80 °F (27 °C) in the winter and 75 °F (24 °C) to 95 °F (35 °C) in the summer.
The beach-villa is a two bedroom, two-level apartment, next to the beach with an ocean view. On the first-level, it has the living and dining areas, a modern kitchen, a full bathroom and two covered terraces. The living room and the kitchen area is air conditioned. The second floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom. A master bedroom has a queen-size bed with bathroom access. The second bedroom has two twin beds. Both rooms have balconies with spectacular ocean view and mini-splits air conditioning.
We provide complimentary soaps, toilet paper, paper towels, and dish detergent. The beach-villa has washer and dryer appliances. There is also a children playground as well as two controlled-access pools; One of them is a wading pool. Additional photo are available upon request.
The beach villa is five minutes walking to the Embassy Suites Dorado del Mar Beach Golf and Casino Resort. From the beach-villa, you can walk west to exercise along the Sardinera beach trail located at the west side of the Villas de Playa I condominium. The Dorado Fishing Village is next to the condominium where you can purchase fresh fish directly from the fishermen as they return from the open sea around noon every day.
You are close to the most visited tourist location in Puerto Rico: The Arecibo Radio Telescope and Observatory (the largest single-aperture telescope ever constructed); the Casa Bacardi Rum Distillery visitors are treated to a fascinating guided tour of the facilities at the 'Cathedral of Rum.' Everything from the vast fermentation vats to the high-speed bottling machinery is at work and on display; Camuy River Cave Park there are only two other places in the world where you will find a cave system as massive or dramatic as the Río Camuy Cave Park; The Yunque Rainforest- The Caribbean National Forest, often called El Yunque Rainforest, has the highest visitation of any natural site in Puerto Rico.
Keywords: Condo-Villa, ocean view, next to Embassy Suite Hotel, parking, beach, pool, children playground
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Why The Owner chose Dorado
We bought this beautiful villa because it is so close to the beach.
What makes this villa unique
The condominium ambience, it's so calm that it invites you to sit, relax and have a glass of wine or read your favorite book.


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Caption: These beating heart cells have been reprogrammed from skin cells using a combination of a chemical cocktail and just one genetic factor (Oct. 4). Reducing scientists' reliance on gene-based reprogramming approaches paves the way for pharmaceutical-based approaches that could more easily translate into successful therapies.
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The materials i used were:
1 x - Arduino
1 x - Arduino Motor Shield (http://www.adafruit.com/products/81)
male header pins (for breakout's in the motor shield)
female header wires (so i can recycle my parts if i decide to break this project apart)
1 x - Parallax Servo Motor (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12296088)
1 x - Ping))) sensor or HC-SR04 Ultrasonic sensor
1 x - Parallax 5-Position Switch (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12296089)
1 x - RC car with separate back-wheel dc motors
6 x - rechargeable AA batteries (conveniently stored in the RC cars battery housing)
1 x - plastic project box from RadioShack
super glue
double sided tape
and of course
soldering iron
Step 1: Testing
I am not going to write out how to set up the motor shield, the ultrasonic sensor, or the servo. Others have already done so, and did a much nicer job than I could do. So here are a few links I found very useful when unsure of what I was doing.
The Ultrasonic Sensor:
Lets Make Robots
The Motor Shield
At this point I was only concerned with the bare minimum. I wanted to know the ultrasonic sensor was working, the motors in the RC car would spin when i told them to, and the servo would go to the position I set it to go.
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Book your room at Comfort Suites Ramsey
Suite, 1 King Bed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
SuiteMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children)
Room, 1 King Bed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Ramsey hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Anoka Technical College. Area attractions also include Ellingson Car Museum.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Comfort Suites Ramsey include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, refrigerators, and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Comfort Suites Ramsey features an indoor pool and a spa tub. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Ramsey hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in July 2013.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 65
- Number of floors - 3
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Spa tub
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Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast.
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
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Former Georgia All-American and two-time Olympian shot putter Reese Hoffa topped his own facility record in the shot put at the Spec Towns Track to win the second Athens High Performance Center Shot Put Competition on Friday.
Hoffa watched his third attempt with the 16-pound shot travel 70 feet, 11 3/4 inches to win the competition. Hoffa, who had four fouls in his six-throw series, topped his previous facility record mark of 70-9 set earlier this year.
Taiwan's Ming-Huang Chang topped his own national record to take third in the competition. Chang, who trains alongside Hoffa with Georgia throws coach Don Babbitt, worked to a throw of 67-6 1/4 on his fourth throw.
Another of Hoffa's training partners in Athens, two-time Olympic silver medalist Adam Nelson, was the runner-up in the competition with a mark of 70-4 1/2.


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3 BR, 2 BA, w/Loft, Sleeps up to 12. Resort property.
Whether you like to ski, swim, golf, snowmobile, shop, dine, fish, ice skate, or just relax. Our well-appointed vacation home is for you! It is located in Chimney Hill, a private, family friendly, four season resort community located in Wilmington Vermont. An ideal location in Southern Vermont - just 10 minutes from skiing at Mt Snow and 5-10 Minutes from two great golf courses and two great lakes with beaches, fishing and boating. A snowmobilers dream come true! The well-stocked, updated home with new furniture & appliances sleeps up to 12 in 3 bedrooms plus large loft. Two full baths, large family room with fireplace, new floors and cathedral ceiling, fully stocked kitchen, full heated basement with darts, billiards/ping pong table and TV. House has total of 4 satellite TVs, and XM satellite radio/CD A/V surround system, as well as free wireless internet access. Large deck with barbeque and a level yard, babbling brook and private woods. Washer and Dryer in home
The home is very private and quiet, yet located close enough to walk to the clubhouse across the street, where our guests have full access to all resort amenities including indoor and outdoor heated pools, hot tub, saunas, game room, free wireless internet, theater, lighted tennis courts, playgrounds, basketball and volleyball courts. Stocked trout pond, ice skating w/warming hut, maintained trail system (vast in winter), hiking, skiing, and biking trails and more are walking distance away! Plenty of movies, and games in the house.
Two bedrooms with queens and Sat.TV's, one bedroom with bunk beds and queen, loft with queen and twin Heated basement with sleeper sofas. Wireless internet in home. Discounted lift tickets available.
Catering services available!: Limited time offer - Enjoy a meal at The Hermitage restaurant or pub room on us! Each rental comes with a $25 gift certificate!!
Or....We can help you make the most out of your vacation time by doing some of the cooking for you! Less expensive (and way better food) than most restaurants, we can leave the fridge full of easy to heat meals and beverges for you to enjoy during your stay.....great for those late arrivals, or those who'd prefer to relax, and not have to shop and cook!
How about tender savory pulled pork and all the fixins? Yummy Baked Mac & VT. Cheddar, Fresh Salads, Italian dishes, vegetarian dishes and more. Customized menus made to order and ready to be heated and eated!! Just ask for details and pricing - available for parties of 6 or more.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
Guestbook comments from the owner
Wow! What a great winter we've just had! So much snow and so much fun. We even got to make some delicious maple syrup right at the house. We are really looking forward to Summer and Fall and hope you are too.Please let us know how you enjoyed your stay at our home and make any recommendations or comments.Thanks,The Ackerts


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New Rule Requires Foreign Importers to Register with FDA
December 5, 2001
FDA has published a final rule that requires foreign establishments whose products are imported or offered for import into the United States to register with FDA and to identify a U.S. agent. This final rule, that was published in the November 27, 2001, Federal Register, implements Section 417 of the Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 (FDAMA) for human drugs, animal drugs, biological products, and devices. This rule is effective February 11, 2002.
Generally speaking, before FDAMA's enactment, foreign establishments could, but were not required to, register with FDA. Through its regulations, FDA did require foreign establishments to list their products regardless of whether the foreign establishment was registered.
This difference in registration and listing requirements confused some foreign establishments and led some to not comply with the listing requirement. Additionally, the lack of registration information on foreign establishments sometimes made it difficult to determine the source of specific imported products, particularly products that were impure, counterfeit products, or products whose safety or efficacy had not been established.
FDAMA changed this situation by requiring all foreign establishments engaged in the manufacture, preparation, propagation, compounding, or processing of a drug or a device that is imported or offered for import into the U.S. to register. It also emphasized that foreign establishments must list their products and required, for the first time, foreign establishments to identify a United States agent.
Comments on this rule may be submitted to the Dockets Management Branch (HFA-305), Food and Drug Administration, 5630 Fishers Lane, Room 1061, Rockville, MD 20852. Electronic comments may be submitted to http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/oc/dockets/commentdocket.cfm. The comments should include Docket No. 98N-1215.
Additional information on this rule is available in the Federal Register of November 27, 2001 and from Philip L. Chao, Office of Policy, Planning, and Legislation (HF-23), Food and Drug Administration, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857, 301-827-3380.


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Saturday's basketball games will be featured as the SSAC's Games of the Week, as announced by the conference's office.
Keiva Council scored a game high 26 points as Loyola University New Orleans downed the University of Mobile 85-65 in women's basketball Thursday night in The Den.
Keiva Council had her first career double-double, but the Loyola women's basketball team fell just short against Auburn-Montgomery, losing 66-63.
Keiva Council scored 28 points, but Loyola fell just short, losing in a double-overtime thriller to William Carey, 89-86.
Freshman guard Jasmine Brewer has posted three consecutive double-doubles and has posted three of her top four scoring games in Loyola University New Orleans' recent contests against Xavier, Faulkner and Belhaven.
New Orleans, La.- Keiva Council had a career high 31 points, but it was not enough as Belhaven University defeated Loyola University New Orleans 73-64 in women's basketball Saturday afternoon in The Den.
Loyola University New Orleans today announced that freshman guard Jasmine Brewer was named to the Jesuit Basketball Spotlight Honor Roll.
Freshman Amy Moody had a career high 27 points as Loyola University New Orleans defeated Faulkner University 76-69 in women's basketball Thursday night in The Den.
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I love getting in on the very beginning of an app.
Deadworld Studios just recently released their turn-based robot-combat game Mechadroids, and I've been playing with it for the last couple of days.
It's brand new. It's still a little raw. Let's take a look.
This is the VERY beginning of the app. Deadworld has focused on the multiplayer aspects first. The apps graphics and menus are very simple.
The style of the app is somewhat satirical, which helps sell the overly simplistic style. You start the game by building your mech, choosing which body/arm/leg/head style you like, then customizing the coloring.
After you've built your mech, it's time to battle.
Pick an online or offline opponent, and hit attack. Once you select which part of your opponent's body you wish to focus on, the game plays out the rest of the match in text windows. This is my only complaint, as the actual match is REALLY passive. The app does all the work. I would like to be able to switch my target from the enemy's head to their torso, for example, or pick new targets in between each exchange of blows.
Winning matches gets you experience points, and every win will see you steal a quarter of your enemy's funds. Those funds can be spent on improving your mech, upgrading attacks and shields.
It's a charming little app, and for those of you who like to see indie games evolve, I think this could become a really fun community if Deadworld can keep up the updates.


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ON THE ROUTE OF PARIS-ROUBAIX, France (AP) - A green jacket and a cobblestone. The beauty and the beast of trophies, alike only in the sense that both are tremendously coveted in their respective sports.
The jacket, of course, will be slipped onto the shoulders of golf's new Masters champion Sunday. A few hours before that, a continent away in the dour north of France, the cobblestone will be hoisted aloft by an exhausted cyclist caked in grime. The rider will have worked far harder than the golfer for his prize.
The winning check at the Masters is $1.4 million. Along with his cobblestone mounted on a marble base _ perhaps the weirdest trophy in world sports _ the rider will pocket $39,000 for winning the toughest one-day test of man and machine in cycling, the Paris-Roubaix. Life really isn't fair.
Only because it is even older than the Tour de France does Paris-Roubaix get away with inflicting such cruelty on its participants. Born in 1896, it can do this because it is a tradition and because cycling values its traditions, even when they're just plain mad. If Paris-Roubaix was a new race, being organized for the first time this Sunday, there would surely be outrage and an army of health and safety apparatchiks forbidding it.
"It's the only race other than the Tour de France that people talk to me about, outside of France," Christian Prudhomme, the Tour's director, said this week as we rode together by car along the Paris-Roubaix route.
Prudhomme and his colleague Jean-Francois Pescheux were inspecting the renowned cobblestone paths that make this race a bone-shaking, wheel-puncturing festival of mayhem. Along with the riders, the cobbles are the stars of this show and its bullies, too. They aren't the smooth stones one finds on the boulevards of Paris. These are roughly hewn granite rocks haphazardly laid into tracks through farmland, caked in mud and often hundreds of years of old.
Brutes. Barely fit for tractors let alone bicycles. Their bumps, crevasses and holes pound riders' forearms and hands and shake loose nuts and bolts. If there's rain, the stones will become as slippery as soap. If not, the riders will choke in clouds of dust. The 160-mile route is studded with 27 sections of cobblestones. They make this race as wearing as a day of hard climbing in the mountains on the Tour _ but with added pounding and bruising, "as though they're holding a jackhammer in their hands," Prudhomme said.
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American cyclist Chris Horner's verdict a few years back was especially memorable.
"The best I could do would be to describe it like this: They plowed a dirt road, flew over it with a helicopter and then just dropped a bunch of rocks out of the helicopter! That's Paris-Roubaix. It's that bad, it's ridiculous," he told dailypeloton.com.
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Tires are wider and pumped to half the pressure than on the Tour so they better absorb bumps and don't fall into cracks between the cobbles. Every nut and bolt on Garmin's bikes is being glued into place so they don't shake loose, and double or triple layers of shock-absorbing tape are going on handlebars, Brown said.
Organizers' cars are reinforced underneath with metal sheets so the stones don't rip out their innards. Gouvenou said the atmosphere at the start in Compiegne, north of Paris, will be noticeably more apprehensive than at other races.
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The founders 116 years ago were textile manufacturers Theodore Vienne and Maurice Perez, who wanted a race to the velodrome they had built to keep their workers happy and healthy in the industrial northern town of Roubaix, according to cycling historian Pascal Sergent.
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I find it curious that you find it so much more attractive than the developments at Kingston and Acton.
There's no shops and restaurants at that location in Campbell like there are in Kingston/Acton, and it's a good 25 minutes walk to the city from there.
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Manxman David Knight was in top form over the weekend at the French Enduro Championship where he came away with a successful overall win in Le Puy En Velay.
Riding his the KX450F, the Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team were using this event as a test session for the forthcoming World Enduro Championship event next week in Saint Flour, France, testing many suspension and set-up modifications throughout the event which proved a great success with the winning margin on the second day nearly one minute.
'Knighter' and the team were making changes at every check and he steadily increased his speed throughout the two-day event, which has built a lot of confidence in the team for next week's event.
It was also good for the team to work with Kawasaki France and a great achievement and the bike's potential was highlighted with Kawasaki filling the top three places on Sunday.
Knight said: "This was perfect practice for the upcoming WEC and the event was a good challenge and as expected the local riders were all very fast and competitive in their local event.
We made progress with the set-up of the bike throughout the event and I'm feeling more comfortable with each modification and I think we're now in a position to challenge for the top of the podium in France. I'd like to thank all the guys at Kawasaki France for all their support over this event."
Results - French Enduro Championship - Le Puy En Velay
Enduro 2 class, Day 11 Emmantel Albepart (Kawasaki), 2 David Knight (Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team), 3 Damien Miquel (Yamaha)
Enduro 2 class, Day 21 David Knight (Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team), 2 Emmantel Albepart (Kawasaki), 3 Nicola Paganon (Kawasaki).
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I've walked by a hundred times...after tonight's experience, it should have been 101 times.
It wasn't terrible, but the fries were soggy, the fish was mediocre and the tartar sauce was skimpy.
Interesting... I've always wanted to go there as I worked on their Restaurant Makeover episode but every time I've tried to go they're closed.
I haven't been there in many months, but I've found them to be - reliable (oy)
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I hope you just hit an off day (of which every resto around here has far too many) and not another Toronto eatery that has stopped caring.
re: embee
Reliable has become unreliable.
Reliable used to be my go to place for F&C. The fries, while fresh cut, sucked, but, the fish was good with a thin, thin batter and always very fresh. Things are no longer so unfortunately. The fish sizes continue to shrink to foolishly thin pieces that can't be anything but horridly overcooked when served (or else the batter doesn't brown at all) and the pricing is high for what you get.
The owner is a really, really nice guy. I would like to continue to patronize his business. But, my last order (about 2 weeks ago) will be my last for a long while.
I will be giving my business to British Style. When Ali sold to his assistant a year or more ago, there was an initial dip in quality (problem with things being greasy or not cooked correctly). However, my last couple orders have been as good as any in the past.
Tonight I had a fish and chips craving and went to Reliable to satisfy it. Meh.
As grandgourmand says, soggy fries, runny tartar sauce, and the fish was just ok. While the batter was crisp, my fish (I had the trout) had a slight taste of rotting leaves, something I've noticed in inferior quality farmed fish.
The service, as always, was friendly and efficient.
This was probably my 10th time going there. Maybe they're having an off weekend?
re: Big Trouble
That's the place on Queen East? I've always liked their fish & chips. It's near us, mind you, I don't have fish & chips all that often, but it's always been good.
re: SusanB
Yep, the one on Queen East near Carlaw. Could have been an off day but judging from other posts, perhaps not.
I agree. I've been wanting to try this place for a couple years and I drive by all the time. Finally stopped in with the gf and we were both very unimpressed. Very expensive for what you get, but I wouldn't mind the cost if it tasted good. I had salmon, she had cod, both were very bad. The salmon seemed like it was still a bit frozen in the middle.
This was about a month ago.
re: atomeyes
As I noted above, they have been honest. Only the "standard" white fish were ever claimed to be fresh. They were usually very good. The salmon, "basa", chicken, and onion rings have always been frozen, the gravy canned, and the "shellfish" fake.
Are you sure about the chips? If they are now using frozen spuds, things are - indeed -going downhill. I've been avoiding things like F&C lately, but I'll try to get in there soon.
re: embee
I was never a fan of this place but went once in a while because it's in the neighborhood. However everything has gone downhill since the Makeover episode. The last straw was when I was served a piece of halibut that was barely half a cm thick and charged $11 for. I still find Old Yorke to be the gold standard for fresh fish and chips with reasonable portions.
re: atomeyes
Are you sure about the fries? I was there last over a year ago, and I definitely saw buckets of fresh, what appeared to be hand-cut, fries. No way they were frozen.
I'm not a fan of any of the Leslieville fish & chips spots since my beloved Woodgreen left the neighborhood after over 35 years. :(
If I actually had to walk and get some F&C, I'd probably walk over to B&B before ever setting foot at RELIABLE. Don't get me wrong, I'll still eat there. As long as my friend or somebody else pays for me. It sure won't come out of my own pocket. Not ever again... LOL
Not far from Leslieville, you can drive out to DEEP BLUE which is on Broadview just south of Danforth. Also, PARKSIDE is located on Greenwood, just south of Gerrard.
Maybe, I'm just old-fashioned, but I still think it is just criminal to pay over $10 bucks for an order of fish and chips take-away. Just caught an episode of CORONATION STREET and on their chalkboard menu it's price advertised is only 3.25 pounds. Damn, I don't have a British pound sterling sign on this keyboard! ;)
Although I haven't been in a while, I think the best takeaway F+C's is at Chippy's! The fish was battered perfectly and you get to choose between a few different kinds. The one I have been to is on Queen W. but they opened one on Bloor that I have yet to eat at. Might be worth a trip!
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Too bad, you weren't too far away from the absolute best fish and chips in town: British Style Fish and Chips over at Coxwell and Dundas.
The only sticking point, no homemade tartar sauce. Bring your own, the packets suck. Other than that the batter is so crisp when you break into with your fork it releases a very satisfying and audible cracking sound. The fish inside is super fresh, flaky and moist (I always get the halibut). The chips, seriously crispy, perhaps the crispiest chips I have ever had. The portion size? For around $10 it easily would feed 2 people, it is a ridiculous single portion.
It is also the type of place you walk into and know the fish and chips will be good. It's not a dive, but its not not a dive if you get my drift. Just the right amount of grime to let you know that deep fried goodness awaits.
I spent almost 5 years living here and trying to find a decent fish and chips before finding British, some are close but no one does it as good. The lack of homemade tartar sauce is a huge drawback, but the only one.
British Style
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re: sbug206
If by the past you mean about 2 months ago when I posted on it last you are right. If by the past you mean over a year ago, then I disagree, because it would be at odds with the reality that I posted about my experience when I went about 2 months ago.
It's still fantastic imo, but with food opinions are a dime a dozen. Probably something to do with everyone's sense of taste being different, changing with age, etc.
I guess the only way for someone to know is to try it for themselves.
re: JPJ
I'll give it a shot, at some point. I've been by it a bunch of times. However, Deep Blue is closer to me, and I've been pretty satisfied with their fish and chips. I like their tartar sauce, at least, I don't remember anything bad about it (Reliable's was runny). I also like the mint and pea humus they serve with it. Not traditional at all, but very tasty.
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749 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4K2P6, CA
re: grandgourmand
I hate to start rumours, but it looks very much like Deep Blue is no longer in business. I walk past there every day and for the last 3 weeks, it has not been open. No sign on the door for vacation, just not open.
Deep Blue
749 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4K2P6, CA
re: MorseCat
They never has a good review, and there were issues with poor service. Once was enough for me. I'm surprised they lasted 2 years.
re: MorseCat
I don't think you're starting rumours, their phone is no longer in service. I think that's pretty conclusive!!
re: MorseCat
That spot isn't very lucky for restaurants. I enjoyed Deep Blue when it first opened, but I went in about three months ago and was assailed with the aroma of fish and a huge cloud of smoke over the fryer. Sat down, thought about it, and left to eat elsewhere.
Too bad they messed it up, it seemed like they had a winning formula in early days.
Deep Blue
749 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4K2P6, CA
re: JPJ
I second JPJ's review. I thought it was a great big portion of deep fried goodness. Get take out though. The entrance to the restaurant (which is still outside of the main room) also has stairs leading down. Not sure if they'd had a plumbing issue that day but I was greeted by an overwhelming smell of urine. No amount of money could convince me to descend the 'Silence of the Lambs' stairs. The good news is the kitchen and food prep does not take place down there and the actual sitting area is not too bad but god forbid you need to use the bathroom.
re: sbug206
sbug, as I noted above "When Ali sold to his assistant a year or more ago, there was an initial dip in quality (problem with things being greasy or not cooked correctly). However, my last couple orders have been as good as any in the past."
I really think you should give them another try. They have got back to pre-sale quality levels.
I like Reliable. To rehash the joke - they are reliable. Their cod and chips is solid, my only guilt being the whole "don't eat cod" thing. The chips are tasty and never any sign of old oil being used. Nothing is greasy. I haven't had much else on the menu except the halibut. Salmon has no right to be on a Fish and Chips menu.
As an Englishman I could go on about high expectations, but I've had a lot worse on the streets of London or Manchester.
The owner is also a really nice guy and I love calling ahead on my way home from work and picking up my freshly cooked grub.
That being said, I wish they could experiment a little more with their slaw (not British, but an essential North American addition) and tartar sauce.
Thumbs up from me!
re: lamaranthe
OP is referring to a fish & chip shop called Reliable at 954 Queen St East west of Carlaw. Had a restaurant makeover a few years ago. Haven't tried it yet, I usually head up to Old Yorke.
Penrose 600 Mount Pleasant. Still the same olf reliable one. Nothing fancy. Tiny premises, 1950's furniture, but the fish & chips are very good, wrapped in newspaper if you wish, for take out. Not cheap but worth the price (IMO). There were many posts in this egard on Chowhound.
re: jayt90
Old Yorke usually has hake on offer as the lunchtime special. What's the deal with hake? Sustainable?
re: JamieK
Hake seems to be one of those words that can mean several different fish - some okay, some not.
re: lamaranthe
Do they have haddock and Pacific Halibut? How are the prices?
re: jayt90
Penrose has been around, and getting mucho hype, for decades. I've never liked anything about the place - anything!
I'll admit that many people disagree. They claim they still fry everything in real beef fat. Portions have never been generous and they are expensive for what they are. I've always found Old Yorke much better. Reliable also, though I haven't been there since the recent spate of blah reviews.
It seems that almost every chippy in the GTA gets their supplies from the same source, Rycott Foodservice in Hamilton, though I believe they supply frozen product as well as fresh.
re: embee
Rycrott isn't he only foodservice source so isn't it possible that at least some places are supplied by Sysco? They have both fresh and frozen products.
re: foodyDudey
They're hardly the only one. There's Sysco, Gordon, Stewart, and a whole bunch more. But I've seen Rycott delivering to just about every chippy, good and bad, in East Toronto. I know they started out as a fresh fish market. They seem to have extremely high penetration in this particular niche, if not an actual lock on it.
re: embee
Looking at their website, Rycott appears to be a frozen food company operating out of Stoney Creek. No mention of fresh fish.
However I recall some reports on our F&C threads of halibut being sliced by hand.
I have seen Sobey's doing this when Pacific halibut is in season.
My question is, "Do any F&C shops get fresh Pacific halibut or fresh haddock ?" Being somewhat fussy, I'm not as interested in frozen (can do that at home) or depleted Atlantic halibut or cod.
re: embee
Yeah, I don't get the Penrose love either. I can't quite get past the bad smell of the place and the food is not worth the price, the wait, the smell, or the awkward (for me) location.
Old Yorke is better in every respect and in the same general area. British Style remains my favourite if I'm up for a thicker batter. I used to love Reliable's fish, but, have had some mediocre and increasingly thin/small fish recently.
British Style
73 Coxwell Ave, Toronto, ON M4L3B1, CA
re: Atahualpa
Penrose is overhyped, overpriced and undersized. The place blows. British Style on the other hand is my go to place and I've been there before and after the sale and it's still my favourite.
British Style
73 Coxwell Ave, Toronto, ON M4L3B1, CA
re: lamaranthe
I went to Penrose about 10 years ago and never returned.
Is there any fish and chip shop in Toronto that has the fried fish looking like this?
That is what it should look like. I tried New Galley up in Richmond Hill and was severely disappointed. I should have checked the pictures on here before I went.
This is NOT what it should like. This indicates that batter is too heavy. It should be light and airy giving it that uneven texture, and not one smooth surface.
New Galley
10737 Yonge St, Richmond Hill, ON L4C, CA
re: ManAbout
Re: Reliable. Pete, the retired guy who came to Picton in the early 80s to open Schooners F&C, grew up at Logan & Queen. Back then he told me that he had been eating at Reliable for 50 yrs and their batter hadn't changed one bit in all that time. So, I ate there a lot in the late 80s early 90s and it was great. Sad to see such an excellent product go down the tubes.


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