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The low turnouts are because the public are sick and tired of too many calls to vote and that despite which way you vote there is never any real change. Politicians et al are all self serving individuals that primarily serve themselves, secondarily may serve their party and thirdly may consider the public but only if it can enhance any of the previous two! Too many of them with their snouts in the trough!
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No one is interested in this, that's why it was a very low turnout. But if we had a vote for an in-out referendum it would be a very high turnout, bring it on. UKIP all the way.
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What staples do you ALWAYS have on hand?
- bards4 Jul 11, 2008 05:11 PM
Hi there--
So here it is again, I'm getting ready to make dinner, and I feel like I have nothing in the house to cook. Either that, or I'm hot and tired and not too creative right now. Nonetheless, it got me thinking about all of you creative chowhounds --
What food items do you always have on hand to put together for dinner? If I were to go to the store this weekend to stock up, what should I get? I have eggs, bread, cheese -- normal stuff. But what items are your go-to items? The ones you make sure never to run out of?
Thanks! I'll get back to marching between the fridge and the pantry hoping for inspiration now...
All-purpose flour and bread flour.
Usually some kind of pasta.
Olive oil and a few types of vinegar.
Usually have a few kinds of stock in the freezer (beef, chicken and veal, when I'm on top of things).
Eggs, milk, yogurt, a few cheeses, butter. Chunky hummus--definitely a staple.
Lots of spices.
Fresh garlic, onions, potatoes.
Then everything else is what's fresh, in season, and interesting.
corn tortillas, salsa, eggs, cheese, dried fettuccine or linguine, frozen demiglace, good old fashioned smoked bacon, cubed and frozen, frozen veg from Trader Joe's
Oh, and soy sauce
Everything David has listed, plus some greens and veggies for a salad.,,,,,,
A couple of tomatoes/celery/carrots/cucumbers....Greens
Some tinned fish like tuna in EVOO/salmon/anchovies/sardines.
We're talking Pantry here... Capital P.
Great bread.
You know.... something you can actually EAT! Without too much trouble.
Don't forget the wine!
Shaoshing rice wine. #1 always.
Crushed red pepper
Good Coarse Sea salt
Flat leaf parsley (in fridge or herb garden)
Parmesean Reggiano
Spanish Chorizo- store in freezer if necessary, adds heaps of flavor to everything.
One bottle excellent champagne, because you never know when you'll need it.
Other than a cabinet full of condiments, I almost always have:
-chicken stock
-canned tomatoes of some sort
-a hunk of parmesan in the freezer
-a bag of frozen peas
-dried Asian staples like mushrooms and seaweed
-furikake (the little glass jars of dried fish, seaweed, sesame seeds, etc. in the Japanese aisle)
-Taiwanese style dried shredded pork
-dried Asian style noodles (usually Korean wheat noodles)
-dried pasta, various shapes
What all this means is that when I'm in dire straights and need to make something straight out of the pantry, I can almost always make:
-an "Asiany" noodle soup with whatever leftover vegetable bits I have in my fridge, some dried mushrooms, and a dash of sesame oil and soy sauce
-a seaweed egg flower soup if I have enough leftovers that I don't want to cook, but not enough to really be a meal
-penne arrabiata
-pasta carbonara
-a big bowl of warm rice sprinkled with furikake, dried shredded pork, and a drizzle of tea oil or sesame oil.
But those are my quick pantry-friendly comfort foods, so that's what I stock up on. My friend, for example, can make a meal out of half a hunk of brie, and her three staples are: bacon, brie, Trader Joe's pate.
re: bards4
I hear you, but I'm not sure I could eat brie as a meal on a regular basis (or should, at least).
I actually really get a kick out of saying "Hey, we cooked completely out of the pantry today and still managed to have a really healthy, balanced meal."
Ditto on the bubbly. I always have one cheapo bottle and one expensive bottle tucked away.
I don't see it see it listed, but rice is something I never let myself run out of. On those days when you just want something really simple, just about anything goes with or over rice.
Others for me are garlic, onions, dried pasta, kosher salt, peppercorns, sugar, flour eggs, and oil - the basics really.
Lettuce and random veggies for a salad. I also typically have canned artichoke hearts, hearts of palms, garbanzos that I can add to a salad to jazz it up a bit.
Eggs - scrambled, poached over a salad, frittatas, quiche, omelettes, egg salad (with mayo)etc
Parmesan cheese, typically some other type of cheese - cheddar, brie, goat cheese , depends on what looks good. This can go with a salad or with egg based dishes.
Chicken stock - this with the mirepoix above can become the base of just about any soup - chicken noodle, pureed or "cream of" any veggie, even beef stew (yes, I use chicken stock in beef stew) Plus its useful for cooking rice or couscous or braising meats of veggies. Making pan sauces.
I usually have yogurt and fruit of some sort for snacking.
The fruit can quickly be cooked for dessert if needed = cobbler. (or just if its starting to become too ripe, I cook it into a topping for greek yogurt or cottage cheese or oatmeal or even icecream for company)
Meats or chicken or fish I tend to buy fresh only as needed.
The freezer always has some curry sauce (for vegetable curry) or other sauces for making into dishes (eg roasted red pepper sauce for crab cakes or fish, base for making shrimp as in shrimp and grits, homemade tomato sauce, base for cioppino, a stone crab bisque that can go over fish as a sauce or be a soup on its own) and some various soups or stews in individual portion sizes for when I have no time to cook.
I also have some demiglace frozen in there. Also a sauce that just needs shredded chicken or turkey and a pie crust to become pot pie. I like to make sauces or bases or gravies that just need the fresh meat and veggies addeed, because the sauces reheat just fine, but meat and veggies tend to be a little more finicky.
Pretty much the same as the other posters, but will add:
frozen uncooked shrimp
frozen ground beef,veal and pork
tubed tomato paste concentrate have also added basil and onion tubed
jarred marinated mushrooms
boneless skinless chicken breasts
dried mushrooms
arborio rice
Local and Japanese rice, flour, dried black beans, different dried pastas, powdered milk, yeast, baking powder, baking soda, cornmeal, corn starch, masa harina, couscous, lentils, dried green peas.
Nori, gari, soba, rice noodles, Viet rice wrappers, mung noodles, miso paste, tamarind, wakame, ume, tsukemono, dashi, wasabe, mirin, fish sauce, oyster sauce, shoyu, hoisin, fermented black beans, aburage, dried shiitakes, matsutakes, porcinis,
Brown sugar, honey, maple syrup, specialty coffees and teas.
Dried African game meat, dried squid, dried fish.
Canned or jars or bottles: corn, beans, tuna, sardines, anchovies, caviar, tomato paste, olives, capers, mustards, olive – toasted sesame – canola- peanut – corn oils, vinegars,
Red and green onions, carrots, tomatoes, lettuces, chives, chiles, bok choy, napa, cucumbers, ginger, garlic, bananas, melon, papaya, pineapple, limes, lemons, oranges, mint, cilantro, raisins.
Plain and blue maize tortillas, breads, Oaxaca cheese, Parm Reg, Pec Romano, Mozzarella.
Milk, orange juice, sausages, home made yogurt, home made soups, home made stocks, fish, chicken, oatmeal, eggs, butter, cream, granola.
Tons of spices.
feta, parm regg, gruyere
tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, celery, red and white onion, potato, lettuce
kalamata olives
basil, cilantro, parsley
eggs, milk, greek yogurt, butter
lemons, limes, oranges
dry pasta, rice, couscous, barley
pinto beans, lentils
tuna and sardines
canned tomatoes, canned green chiles, coconut milk,tomato paste,
frozen corn and peas
demi glace
sugar, ap flour, bread flour, ww flour, corn meal
maple syrup, honey, molasses, brown sugar
pecans, pine nuts, pistachios, walnuts
raisins, dried apricots
and well stocked spices, condiments, oils and vinegars
Okay, staples? Well, the obvious: flour, sugar, Bisquick, sea salt, kosher salt, filled pepper mills, coffee beans, peanut oil, olive oil, butter, 5 or 6 different pastas, rice and bean thread noodles, rice paper wraps, nori, 4 or 5 different types of rice, Kikkoman and Yamasa shoyu/soy sauce, lots of vinegars, Noilly Pratt white vermouth, Worcestershire sauce, A-1 steak sauce, ketchup, 5 kinds of mustard, hoisin sauce, oyster sauce, miso, soup base, dried beans, split peas, canned broths and stocks, mayonnaise, capers, a couple of jars of black truffles, a bunch of different types of pickles and relishes, several different types of nuts from walnuts to pine nuts, currants, raisins, dried pineapple, dried apricots, and a pretty expansive variety of herbs and spices. Oh, and syrups; maple, Mrs. Butterworth's and several kinds of fruit. And a bunch of other stuff.
Now, supplies to help me whip up something on the spur of the moment? Well, I always have several kinds of canned tomatoes, including whole, chopped, sauce, and paste. Canned albacore. Okay, I have ONE can of Spam in the back of the cupboard. Canned milk (for great onion rings). Water chestnuts. Bean sprouts. Enchilada sauce (red and green). Taco Bell refried beans. Okay, a couple of jars of Colavita pasta sauce, but it's good for pizza too. Canned Hatch chiles, whole and chopped. At least 5 diffrent cheeses on any given day. Cake mixes. A variety of meats, both cuts and species, in the freezer, along with frozen fish and other denizens of the deep. A variety of frozen "instant party" food such as mini-quiche, frozen pot stickers, tequila-lime chicken wings, mini barbecued ribs, bacon wrapped scallops and stuff like that. Great super-crusty frozen par-baked breads. Frozen tamales. I'm too lazy to go inventory the freezer.
Generally, I have a pretty well stocked kitchen, but..... That doesn't mean there aren't times when I think, "Damn! I wish I could think of something good to make for dinner." I don't think such thoughts have anything at all to do with what you have on hand. It's just part of being human.
re: Caroline1
Good question!
I always have
*some pasta, rice, or grains like barley or quinoa
*homemade chicken bouillion or a good facsimile
*lemons or frozen lemon juice & zest
*homemade tomato sauce
*frozen foods such as shrimp, scallops, bacon, ground meats
*variety of crackers
*spices including cumin, cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, oregano, thyme, sage, pepper, cayenne,lavender, vanilla, black pepper
*brown sugars
*canned things like artichoke hearts, chick peas, roasted red peppers
*dried things like black beans, garbanzos, navy beans, milk powder
*frozen vegetables
*frozen puff pastry, pizza shells
*capers, green peppercorns, mustard, olive oil, butter
*white flour, white sugar, maple syrup, cornstarch, sea salt
I gotta say, I'd LOVE to stop by for an impromptu dinner at any of your kitchens!! Really making me evaluate my own pantry and freezer. Thanks for all the great replies!!
I have way more stuff than I need in my house. I'm sure I don't need to explain that to other foodies, though.
frozen chicken thighs and pork chops (which I often cut the bone off and sliver for a stir-fry)
breasts (which I usually slice horizontally and pound to cutlets)
bacon, frozen into four strip packages (to season things, make spinach salad, etc.)
rarely am I without some other tasty meat item like country ham or chorizo or pepperoni
Grains and dry legumes:
rice, several types (jasmine, sticky, etc.)
flour, several types (regular, ww, cornmeal, chappati, etc)
pasta, several shapes, asian noodles
at least one whole grain (like barley or bulgur or rolled oats)
pink beans
split mung dal
black beans
white beans
butter (frozen)
rarely do I not have one of: cream, sour creme, plain yogurt, buttermilk
Frozen things:
green peas
usually corn
homemade chicken stock
my supply of whole grain flour and some seeds and the like
some food I deliberately made to freeze as leftovers
pizza (not for ME. For spouse.)
Canned items:
tomato paste
garbanzos (sometimes they are homemade and then frozen, though)
often canned chopped green chilis
Lying around:
potatoes (most likely russets)
dried fruit (like cherries and raisins)
e.v. olive oil
other neutral oil
dark sesame oil (in my fridge)
lard (real rendered stuff, in fridge)
many spices, cumin is the most used, probably, most are whole
cornstarch, soy sauce, dried shitake, baking soda, mustards, vanilla, ketchup, etc.
Parmesan, Pecorino, plus another random cheese
cashews plus another nut (currently almonds, often walnuts)
ginger root
a lemon or a lime
rarely do I not have a serrano or the like
sourdough starter
jam (again, for spouse)
capers, anchovy, various condiments
Whatever looked good:
Multiple vegetables, some for raw, some for cooking
an herb (cilantro, mint, parsley, etc.)
maybe some meat or seafood (always frozen around here)
often an extra, like mushrooms or a radish
I can make most anything off of this if I got some good produce, and I can produce whatever bread I like to go with it. For example, a weirdo waldorf is usually possible where I use celery, frozen peas, parsley, yogurt/mayo combo, dried cherries, walnuts, etc. A simple tomato pasta sauce is of course possible. I can make several types of Chinese dishes. I can make many soups and breads. I can make baked beans. I can eat chicken piccata, I can make a cheese sauce, a pilaf, german potato salad, doro wat (served on the sticky rice instead of injera), a vegetarian indian meal on flatbread, whatever.
- Rice
- Dried pasta
- Frozen chicken breasts/thighs/drumsticks
- Olive oil
- Soy sauce
- Garlic
- Onions
- Dried cranberries
- Vinegar
- Ginger
Since it is the summer, I almost always have these fresh veggies on hand now:
- Tomatoes
- Summer squash
- Fresh basil (I have several plants growing on the patio)
- Bell peppers
- Greens for salad
Okay, based on all your wonderful suggestions, I was inspired today! I made it to the farmer's market and found all kinds of yummy produce to use throughout the week. (I took a quick break in between to have some divine radish sandwiches with a fresh-baked baguette and great butter...)
Then I hit Trader Joes and picked up some pasta, couscous and jasmine rice (I always have Japanese sticky rice in the house, but I wanted to try something different), pizza dough and pizza toppings, various canned beans, frozen chicken tenders and breasts, frozen shrimp, salmon for my salmon-lovin' son, bacon, prosciutto, bread, tortillas, a variety of frozen ready-to-use items for last minute eating, and a few more items to replenish my pantry. I'm ready to take on the week and am so excited about the possibilities! Again, thank you for your great inspiration!
re: bards4
I have to have these items on hand:
Chicken breast (frozen)
Ground beef (frozen)
Things I absolutely always have around:
pasta, noodles, rice, polenta
olive oil, peanut oil, sesame oil
garlic, onions, ginger
dried and canned beans
canned sardines, anchovies
a huge stock of dried herbs/spices
fresh parsley
one or two types of cheese
fish sauce, soy sauce
Marigold buillon powder
frozen chicken or pork
I buy most fresh items (meat, vegs) a couple of times a week. It helps to know that I usually have enough stuff in the pantry to turn the fresh stuff into whatever I want.


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Mayors Chris Odishaw of Battleford and Ian Hamilton of North Battleford were guests at the annual general meeting of the society held at the Gold Eagle Lodge Saturday. Also attending was North Battleford resident Richard Hiebert, a director of the society.
The AHSS aims to educate people and encourage, support and recognize the meaningful conservation of our province�s rich built heritage through publishing information, convening and adjudicating the annual Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Heritage Architecture Excellence Awards, and granting financial assistance.
Its magazine, WORTH, is reaching an estimated 6,000 readers, awards have been presented since 1995, and many thousands of dollars have helped community-based organizations communicate the message of preservation and assess viability of local restoration projects. In 2011, $9,871 was awarded in grants by the society.
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Play It Again, Eric... Ken Loach perfectly captures the feeling of football and the need for hope. Touching and hilarious — a blinder.
It's uneven, but its optimistic message-lost causes can find strength through friendship and bonding-is contagious.
Mr. Loach's touch is a bit lighter here. "Sweet Sixteen" is a coming-of-age story shot through the lens of social tragedy, while "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" is an epic of historical disaster. Looking for Eric is, by comparison, gentle and sweet and often very funny.
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System wont boot to windows. Got a blinking screen after bios page.
I realized some days ago that my system was slow in responding. But not long i got the blue screen with white writings about 'crash dump things'. So i press the power button to switch off and on again. I enter windows normally. So fast forward to 3 days later. The system was responding very slow again so i used the power button again. On putting it on, the system will just stop with a blinking cursor at the left top corner(after the bios page). So i used the recovery cd that came wt it to try repair. The only option that worked was 'startup repair' and 'command prompt'. The 'system restore', 'image restore' from the menu did not respond to selection. So i used the startup repair option. On finishing, i restarted the system. But now, after the bios page, what i got was a blinking empty screen with the fan blowing simultaneously as if it wants to work normally. The f8 thing isn't responding at all. Please any solution?
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Check the hard drive with the manufacturer's diagnostic tools.
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If the HD is detected in BIOS setup, is still set first HD to boot, and passes the extended diagnostics CD scan linked by Theog above, then work through the other steps for Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start
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Let just make an assumption that either the HD is not faulty or that it's faulty(though the computer is just about 2 months old)....... Will formating the HD and installing a new operating system solve all the problem???
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|26 Nov 2013
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Dorothy June Arnado, 77, of Rutland, Vt., died February 17, 2013, at The Pines at Rutland.
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Erika, you and I know that about Cathy, but I must say your tone is also a tad militant. ;-)ReplyDelete
Jarred, as I would.
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- Sparkle in simple, sports-inspired fashion thanks to this metallic sweatshirt from A.P.C. Perfect for dressing up your favourite jeans or adding a cool, casual edge to super-feminine full skirts – it's sure to quickly become a wardrobe hero. Model is 5'10/178cm, a standard size 8 and is wearing a size S.
- Gold metallic cotton jersey basic sweatshirt featuring crew neck, three-quarter length sleeves with wide cuffs, a wide hem to bottom and all-over glitter finish.
70% cotton, 21% cupro, 9% polyester. Hand wash cool.
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Imagine if you could personally help decrease reliance on social services, reduce adult criminal activity and lower the poverty rate in our community. And what if it only took two hours a week of your time? This is part of the vision through the Decade of Difference Initiative.
"The Early Literacy Partners Program is one piece of this bigger picture, yet foundational when we think about future workforce competency and preparing our youth to be contributing and productive members of our communities," said Community Outreach Coordinator Jenny Bowen.
Through the program, volunteers assist students who are struggling with, or reluctant in, reading and math. Volunteers are placed in a classroom with up to three kids. They work with each student one-on-one twice a week. Reading volunteers are placed in Transitional Kindergarten through first grade, while math tutors work in first and second grades. Training and placement is provided by professional staff, and there is no charge to the volunteer.
"We'll give you all the tools. You just need to enjoy working with young kids," said Bowen.
Patricia-Ann WinterSun doesn't have any children of her own, but she loves kids. Her experience as an Early Literacy tutor was familiar because she tutored her way through college.
"As soon as I heard about this program, I knew I wanted to do it," she said.
Her experience this past year showed her that the kids she worked with don't always have the tools they need.
"It's only a couple of hours a week and it's very basic. Some of these kids are just learning their letters," said WinterSun.
Without the help of this program now, WinterSun thinks we all will pay for it later with some kind of social diversion program when the kids are teenagers.
"Once you know you can read, you can do anything!," she said.
Another volunteer tutor, Clare Vettes, says it's a "win-win-win" situation. The kids are happy, the teacher is happy and it makes her very happy to be with them.
"The hardest thing is that all of the other kids would like to do it, too," she said. Vettes is going to sign up again this year.
Even Rollin Richmond, president of Humboldt State University, takes the time to read with students at Arcata Elementary School.
"I've always been a strong supporter of the K-12 system, and support education at all levels," said Richmond. He has been a volunteer tutor for two years. He finds time in his busy schedule, stopping by first thing in the morning.
"My children are grown and I had not been on an elementary school campus for 20 years. It reminds me how difficult the job of a teacher is," he said.
Richmond observed that the family structure has changed since his days as a school parent. Many children are living with grandparents, single parents and in marginal living situations.
The principal of Arcata Elementary, Margaret Flenner, thought it would be a good idea at the end of the school year to show two of the students Richmond tutored what he did for a living.
"I took these students to an HSU graduation ceremony to see their Literacy Reading Partner. At the graduation, we waited for Dr. Richmond to walk through on his way to the stage. When he saw the girls he was so excited he came over and chatted with them, giving them both a big hug. He even posed for a picture, holding up the ceremony for a bit," said Flenner.
"These are the kinds of moments that can truly impact a child's life, not only crossing the threshold of a college campus, but being on the other side of supporting a treasured volunteer," said Bowen. "All of our volunteers recognize the critical importance early literacy is for the future success of our communities -- and the positive experiences are clearly mutual. What could be better?"
Volunteers who sign up as RSVP members are eligible for mileage reimbursement, supplemental insurance, an invitation to an annual recognition event and an opportunity to be counted as a national service volunteer, sending a message to our legislators of the important need being served.
Upcoming training dates for both reading and math will be offered Sept. 9 and 17 at the Humboldt County Office of Education. Call 441-4552 or email Jenny Bowen at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information about specific times for each training, and to sign up.