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Following a performance night that saw the remaining American Idol contestants cover both Queen and a song of their choice, six finalists awaited their fate this evening.
And after both Stefano Langone and Katy Perry took the stage, we were left with Elise Testone, Hollie Cavanagh and Skylar Laine in the bottom three. There's no way viewers were voting out Laine, right? Right?!?
Instead, Elise Testone heard her name called by Ryan Seacrest to conclude the episode. The soulful crooner bid farewell via "Whole Lotta Love," as J. Lo got up and danced and the crowd offered one final ovation.
What do you think? Did America get it right? Should Elise have been eliminated?
Looks like theirs some tightly whites in here! Jessica has no stage presence...?! Skylar or Philip should win? Jessica is a superstar in the making, she is only in her mid teens and has tons of stage presence. It should come down to Josh and Jess in the end, though Philip has a bit of an advantage with the largest segment of voters (young girls) He is truly great, but a bit one dementinal, he could have a great carrier but will never be mega mainstream. Skylar is also great, she could have a few really great songs on the top 100 I'm sure in her carrier, Hollie has the potential to be the next Celine Dion with the right people behind her. Josh is a timeless phenom, who with the right songs could easily become as big as Micheal Buble, Jessica on the other hand could dominate the charts with good original songs, and that my friends is the ultimate definition of an idol in the music industry.
Trust me, it ain't just the young girls that love Phillip! I'm 40, and he takes my breath away! I LOVE the way he moves on that stage! Shew!
I agree everyone should vote for Jessica. Even the judges say she is "the best singer in America!". I am glad that the judges saved her, Viewers shouldn't be given the right to vote, you who didn't vote for her had to be shown who running the show, cause you can't!
Come on haters Josh is by far the best but i think jessica should win it...
@betty..phil phillips does not have a style all his own. He is a complete ripoff of dave matthews. The way he moves on stage, the guitar, the facial expressions, the singing style..everything. skylar yells too much and holly just doesn't belong. Once again the voters got it wrong. Elise has the most unique voice and its moronic that she got voted off before phil skylar n especially holly. Phil is only there cuz the young girls think he's cute. Elise better get signed by someone cuz she is defenitely the most marketable one of them all. I'm ready for xfactor
Jessica is so so superior than the rest ..... with amazing beautiful voice and great confidence , she will be this season winner .
Go on Jessica , I'm waiting your victory .
I think Phillip or Sylar should win because they know who they are as artists and they have their own style and know who they are and what kind of music they want to sing and they don't have to change to please people. Jessica is talented but she needs a few more years to grow in her stage performance. Josh and Hollie are okay but I don't feel they are the best.
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Electric vehicle group to support Route 66 festival January 30, 2014Posted by Ron Warnick in Events, Vehicles.
Tags: electric vehicles, Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation, International Route 66 Festival, Kingman, Tesla Motors
The Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation will bring electric vehicles and lend its support to the International Route 66 Festival on Aug. 14-17 in Kingman, Ariz., according to a news release from the group.
After reviewing the information on the festival the HEVF Board of Directors voted unanimously to not only attend, but to support the concept of using Route 66 as the core of America's First National Electric Highway. According to Roderick Wilde, Executive Director of HEVF, it was the theme that got their attention, "Crossroads of the Past and Future" but it was the conferences and exhibits that clinched the deal.
The conferences include:
— Project to Transform ROUTE 66 into America's First Electric Highway — Presentation about the installation of charging stations along the Mother Road
— History of Electric and Alternative Energy Vehicles in America
According to Wilde the festival will give HEVF an opportunity to showcase their foundation and their goal of building the world's first International Electric Vehicle Museum. The foundation will be bringing approximately a half dozen electric vehicles of historical significance to the festival for exhibition. These will include a 1930 Detroit Electric, a 1960 Electric Shopper, a 1961 Trident, and the World's first electric Street Rod, a 1932 Ford Roadster which has been featured in several magazines and international car shows. Also a 400 mile range EV2, the creation of HEVF's Marketing Director, John Wayland, who will be driving it from Oregon to the festival.
Here are two more photos of a few of the electric vehicles that will appear at the festival:
The idea of putting charging stations along Route 66 has been percolating for some time. This map shows charging stations or EV dealers along many of the larger cities along Route 66.
Tesla Motors in particular has been aggressive in building Supercharger stations. According to this map, Tesla will have stations along Route 66 every 150 miles or so.
Just a few years ago, that many stations would have been unthinkable.
(Images courtesy of the Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation)
- 1. Remy Chevalier - January 30, 2014
This is wonderful news. I would like to remind everyone that the "Electric Highway" idea for Route 66 is not new, and has been in the works for quite some time. It was launched by Electrifying Times magazine back in 2006 with a documentary featured online and a beautiful cartoon map from Bob Waldmire.
- 2. Trevor Hilton - January 30, 2014
I'm not at all against technological improvements. The automobile itself was an improvement over the horse and EFI was an improvement over carburetors. But, my gas car can drive 200 miles, and in 5 minutes at a gas station, it's ready to go another 200 miles. Electric cars need several hours to recharge. If my car has a mechanical problem every town has a mechanic who can fix it. Electric cars, for now, don't have that advantage.
I'm not saying electric cars are bad, Many cities use them as local commuter vehicles. I'm just saying I think it'll be a few more years before they are good, long-distance cruisers.
- Trevor Hilton - January 30, 2014
I didn't know that. That's great. So the technology is being improved. Now it just needs the supporting infrastructure (charging stations, mechanics who can fix them, etc.) to make them practical as cruisers and long-distance vehicles.
- 3. Jim Hinckley - January 30, 2014
Remy is correct. This endeavor has been bandied about for some time with numerous fits and starts. This, however, could be the tipping point that makes it a reality.
- 4. DynoDave - January 31, 2014
Yes, and the Tesla is $80,000.000 (MSRP $71,070.00 – $94,900.00). More commonly affordable EVs like the Leaf have about 100 miles of range, or, not enough to make it from one stop to another in this chain of charging stations, even once completed.
In reviewing the car, Edmunds said, " While this isn't exactly chump change, the base model's EPA-estimated range of 208 miles is more than double that of any other electric vehicle, and that means the Model S is a much more viable EV to own. To get the most out of your Model S ownership, though, we'd recommend the bigger (and more expensive) 85 kWh battery pack, which provides an estimated 265 miles of range."
The only one that makes any practical transportation sense right now from a performance and cost point of view is the Volt, in my opinion, because it carries it's own generator. And while this is an excellent technological answer to "range anxiety", it carries it's own penalties too, like buying a car with two powertrains, the extra weight, etc. And of course, like the Leaf, it's very small inside, and therefore not a great long haul road car for many users.
The Tesla's 300 miles range, like all electric car ranges, is based on ideal circumstances, with a decided effort by the driver to obtain that number. Inconveniences like traffic, stop and go driving (like on Rt. 66), high or low ambient temperatures (which impact battery efficiency) the need for heat or air conditioning, lighting, wipers, stereo, GPS, traversing hills or driving into the wind ALL reduce the range in a pure EV. Driving in mountains, in a desert environment, will QUICKLY deplete your electric reserves.
Then there are those pesky car fires that keep happening to the Tesla, which the NHTSA currently has under investigation.
Trevor is correct. This is a technology that is not yet ready for prime time where long distance travel is concerned. My Suburban, while only getting about 17 MPG on the highway, maybe 15 in Rt. 66 style driving, has a 42 gallon tank, giving me an effective range of over 600 – 700 miles, and a huge amount of space and comfort to cover those miles in for 7 passengers + luggage, is 4wd, and can tow a travel trailer, snowmobiles, a cord of fire wood, etc. When and electric vehicle can do that, can be cleanly recycled, not touch off international frictions as manufacturers vie for limited quantities of precious resources needed for the batteries, be re-powered just on wind and solar so no additional carbon/nuclear fuel is used to create the electricity, then I'll think about it. But I probably still won't do it.
- 5. Jim Hinckley - January 31, 2014
Initially, and now, electric vehicles made sense for urban usage. Modern technologies make such usage even more practical.
As to fuel economy I suggest evaluation of old Gilmore and AAA economy runs. I think folks would be quite surprised.
The Nash 600 pushed close to 30 mpg, the 1954 Dodge p.u. with Powerdome V8, a driver, passenger, and 500 lb payload, 21.75 mpg. Crosley and American Bantam neared 50 mpg.
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For over twenty years, Lovin' Oven Celebrations, Long Island's premiere caterer, has built their reputation on superb cuisine, elegant locations and refined staff. Their newest venture, the elegant 21 Main Steakhouse, encompasses all these things. Set in a historic mansion in the heart of Sayville, Gerard Scollan and his partner Billy Reilly, have captured the glamour and service of an era gone by - with a modern twist. Gerard Scollan and Billy Reilly, have been in the Catering/Special events business for over twenty years and are the owners of Lovin' Oven Celebrations. Lovin' Oven is the food service provider at eight elegant locations, including the renowned Land's End in Sayville and Flowerfield in St. James.Continued
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- Don't get the delmonicoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014The delmonico was extremely undercooked and grisly. I wasn't able to eat 2/3 of the steak as it was fatty. What I could eat was very tough. For a restaurant that considers itself a chop house, this is inexcusable. The ambiance and service was pretty good but the lighting was way too bright. When informed of the problems with the meal, the maitre d' was very sorry and asked us to give them another chance. I'm suspect the meal would be comped. I appreciated that, but don't think that I'll be back there.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014Dinning room could use an update but other than that food was very good desert was outstanding could not get a drink at bar stood there and was ignored so walked away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another LI gemPeterDined on 11/7/2014It has been awhile since our last visit, so long ago it had a different name. But we live in Florida now so that's understandable. Drinks at the bar were surprisingly very reasonable for a steak house (happy hour) and well made. At the table, our waiter Tom was attentive but not over bearing. He knows his business - there when you need him but not hanging over your shoulder. There is space between the tables so you do not have to squeeze around chairs if you wish to get up. Very comfortable and your conversation is essentially private. We started with lobster dumplings which were very good. For our entrees, we both had filet mignon and it was prepared exactly as ordered, and tasty and tender. As the saying goes, we were happy campers. An added goody, dinner music provided by a gentleman playing guitar and singing in a soft voice. Another feature that was not overbearing. This was our weekly "date night" and it was all a date night should be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentLoveSaratogaDined on 11/2/2014Just always love the quality of the food and the service. Pricey, but you get what you pay for!Special Features:
- 21 Main not a steak houseOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/1/2014Actually, labeled as a steak house, the steak options were limited. No NY strip or Porterhouse is unacceptable for a steak house. Had to return the risotto. Very disappointed
- Expected betterOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/11/2014We arrived 20 minutes prior to our 8:00 reservation and had poor service at the bar while we waited until 8:30 to be seated. There were lots of open tables but few waiters. Food was average. Patrons wearing jerseys, hats, sneakers etc on a Saturday night. Not what you'd expect at a steak house. We will not return.
- Great Find so glad we wentLaurieCDined on 10/10/2014The food was delicious. The service was great. Atmosphere was romantic and quiet and the waiter was wonderful. Absolutely no complaintsSpecial Features:
- SADLY, NOT WHAT WE EXPECTEDFoodforlifeVIPDined on 9/24/2014Took a small group for a special occasion. The waitress was very friendly and accommodating as well as the rest of the wait staff. But as soon as we sat down I got a bad feeling. The table was so wobbly that you couldn't lean on it in the slightest, which would have been an easy fix and was just obvious neglect. We ordered an assortment of foods and appetizers, The caesar salad was actually tart with some sort of vinegary dressing, not a traditional creamy caesar. My steak was good, but the mashed potatoes were thick and dry. The green beens were flavorless and tasted as if they had been slightly steamed and seasoned but were on the rubbery side. We didn't even attempt dessert and left disappointed, I don't know how they stay opened.
- Always greatcmgparsonsVIPDined on 9/20/2014When we want a dependable meal & excellent service, we always make a reservation at 21 Main. Consistently, the food selection and quality are excellent. The service is always right on.......drinks arrive promptly and with a smile. Whether steak or seafood, all of the entrees are delicious and more than satisfactory. The nitro ice cream for dessert is a special treat.Special Features:
- Excellent Dining at 21 MainFoodDetectiveDined on 9/10/2014My wife and I enjoyed our 20th anniversary dinner at 21 Main. The service was outstanding. The food was amazing... Our waiter Tom was great. Very personable and knowledgable about the menu, and we are looking forward to having Dinner there again soon.Special Features:
- A Long Island GemLIdinerVIPDined on 9/10/2014Enjoyed a wonderful dinner at 21 Main, after a stop at the bar to kick off our evening. We were impressed with an extensive wine list and surprised and happy to learn that the restaurant charges only half price for all bottles of wine on Wed..... Bar service, as well as all wait staff were friendly, welcoming and professional...Food was delicious with great presentation...We will definitely plan to return soon for another great meal. One last note, 21 Main is located in what appears to have been a historical colonial home...... charming atmosphere, lovely setting...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant close to homeSurprisedDined on 9/6/2014The restaurant was great and the food was fantastic. Only issue was that they forgot one of our drinks. Other than that our waiter Tom was funny, informative, personable and quick. The drink was not forgotten by him but by a drink/food runner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always happydanielle7379Dined on 8/29/2014I'm always happy when I go to 21 Main. Not only is the food delicious but the wait staff is SO attentive!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerjoeys2fordinnerDined on 8/16/2014Have been to 21 Main several times, but it was my husbands Birthday and he wanted to go to a very quiet relaxing place. This restaurant has it. A very enjoyable even, plus the food was very good. I totally recommend this place for a special date or occasion.Special Features:
- Great local steakhouseDbtonyDined on 8/16/201421 Main is a great local steakhouse that provides great service, nice ambience and good food. It is a steakhouse so it is going to be a bit costly, but when you compare it to the traditional NY steak restaurants it's a good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our 4 year anniversarySteakmanDined on 8/14/20144 years ago I went on my first date with Alice and 4 years later we are back again. We go to 21 Main for all our special occasions, birthdays, anniversaries, New Years Eve and we have even had some wine pairing dinners. 21 Main is a special place for us. The service and food have been excellent from our first time to our most recent visit! SteakmanSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovelydockmhDined on 8/1/2014The service, food and atmosphere was wonderful at 21 Main. The wait staff was friendly and attentive without being over bearing. It was a very nice dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 637 reviews are from the 21 Main reviews archive.
- Always 5*cmgparsonsVIPDined on 7/26/2014We can always depend on outstanding food, drinks, service, & ambiance at 21 Main. I would not change a thing.....I love to dine there!Special Features:
- Sunday July 13, 2014Bob1Dined on 7/13/2014We have been to 21 Main before and went to celebrate our anniversary. As always the maître-d was excellent, the service was excellent and the food was spectacular. Each time I have gone, including when we had my son's rehearsal dinner there in 2009, the food has truly been outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Commonly GoodFoodiesfirstVIPDined on 7/10/2014In a region with so many notable steakhouses, 21 Main is just another address. Very clean and friendly service that is professional despite their servers youth. Less notable is their rather uninspired menu of common items prepared in a somewhat pedestrian way. The Delmonico had the right temperature but was I'll trimmed and without a good crusting. Mashed potatoes were nearly as bland as instant. The foods were all nicely presented. Don't get me wrong, it is adequate but not memorable (except the check). The good news is rudimentary cocktails and nice house wines are not expensive at all. Go to say you've been but, it won't be one of those "I am definitely coming back here" evenings.Special Features:
- Not what you expect...HephaestusDined on 6/29/2014- the price was fair - the ticket time was unacceptable. Between appetizers and dinner was over 30 minutes. I ordered a 20 oz steak which had over 6 oz of fat. Talk about "mark up" - the only thing that made this dinner enjoyable was that the dinning room was almost empty so the ambient noise was down.
- Always reliable, with a new twistcmgparsonsVIPDined on 6/28/2014Always so welcoming, always delicious food served with professionalism and congeniality. Nice to see some summer items....the tuna tartare appetizer is both beautiful & delicious, skirt steak with bok choy slaw uses local ingredients well, standby steaks, seafood.....all top notch! Tom, our usual server, is both professional and personable. He remembers our preferences and never fails to enchance our dining experience at 21 Main.Special Features:
- UnderwhelmedLitgalDined on 6/28/2014Highlights were the shrimp bisque, bread, mashed potatoes,and Lobster Wontons. The tuna tartar app was tasteless. Salmon was unimpressive, but the escarole was tasty. Would have liked more of a selection of wines by the glass. My husband thought the skirt steak was too chewy. We expected more/did not meet our expectations.
- MarilynmarilynDined on 6/28/2014Had dinner with friends we hadn't seen for awhile and since I chose where we were going to eat I was very pleased with the choice as were our friends. The experience was pleasant from the moment we left our car to the valet parking personnel. Upon entering 21 Main we were greeted by a very pleasant and friendly maitre`d. After being seated at our table, our waiter came over and introduced himself, a very nice young man. The food was great, as was the service, and we all thoroughly enjoyed our evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gemluv2eatDined on 6/27/2014The atmosphere was absolutely wonderful. I went there for my 1 year Anniversary and let me tell you I was not disappointed. The staff was amazing the food was amazing... The whole experience was amazing. I will be going back for future events.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food & wine pairing dinnerSteakmanDined on 6/25/2014This was our first time at 21 Main for a pairing! We arrived a 6 and there was only a family there so it was quiet! The first course was a pan seared salmon! I have never liked salmon so I was a little skeptic. It was fabulous, best I ever had and would eat it again here! Second course was veal chop which was just as good. Third was two pieces of pound cake between nitro ice cream filled with fresh berries! Excellent! And yes the wines were good too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeHockeydadDined on 6/25/2014I took my family there for my wife's 40th birthday,and it was awesome. We were very happy with the service. They were very attentive,and use a personal touch. The food was amazing. We have been to many high end steakhouses,and this is right up there with them. Our food was hot,seasoned perfectly,and cooked to our liking. My children had a wonderful dinner as well. They are very kid friendly. I would recommend going there,get a filet and some risotto!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DTMDMorgDined on 6/22/2014We celebrated our Anniversary at 21 Main. It was our first experience at this restaurant and it was GREAT! The food and service were EXCELLENT! I definetly will be back.Special Features:
- Delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/21/2014Took my parents here for dinner. They were blown away by the delicious food and terrific service. Thank you!Special Features:
- carygreeneDined on 6/21/2014I chose this restaurant for my wife and to celeberate our 25th wedding anniversary. It was everything that we would hope that it would be. The food was top quality, portions were large, and the service was fantastic. We would definitely come back again and would definitely reccommend your restaurant to all looking for someplace special to dine.Special Features:
- Expensive, not worth it.mesmDined on 6/21/2014We had read mixed reviews. Our server was never around unless someone told her we needed something. We had to ask to have her come to our table. We didn't know the specials until we heard another server telling a table next to ours. The salads were overdressed; bread was cold and boring. The sauce for the Mussels Casino was excellent. The bread was a huge help in getting the good bits mopped up. My petite filet didn't act like it was a filet. Very stringy and it didn't have a good char, but steak temps were good. The whipped potatoes and onion rings were fabulous.The green beans were old and tough and barely heated through - raw. Nice wine list. Definitely, try the Pelligrini Cab Franc - incredible wine. Food not worth the money.Special Features:
- Father's DayKerngeDined on 6/15/2014We went to 21 Main for a special occasion and were very pleased. Steaks, lobster cocktail, and lobster tail were all delicious. Salads and sides were great too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Slice of the Good LifePaulie2Dined on 6/14/2014My wife and I regularly go out with other couples. We had reservations for four and enjoyed both the bar and the overall meal experience. We appreciated the attention to detail, the presentation, and the friendly service. Keep up the great work. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Game nightLionDined on 6/13/2014Dining close to the bar area on a game night is not advised unless you wish to watch the game and partake in the commentaries. It was loud and festive. Food was still excellent.
- Special Occasiondine54Dined on 6/11/2014My wife and I celebrated our 54th wedding anniversary on June 11.We went to 21 Main. It was a wonderful experience,The manager Dion walk the floor talking to all his patrons,and Tom our waiter was great,would return. Thanks to our son Joe and his wife for the gift card. The portions were more than enough,The risotto was great as was the Sea Bass. Totally relaxing evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice quiet dinnerStrongarmDined on 5/31/2014Excellent steaks... We are sort of burned out on steaks but I have to say, this ribeye was OFF the charts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/31/2014Service could have been better. Using college students leaves experience behindSpecial Features:
- outstandingSteakmanDined on 5/25/2014Took my fiancé, Alice here for her birthday, I had ordered flowers for the table and a birthday cake through, Audrey's bakery in Sayville that is affiliated with 21 Main. Had a wonderful dinner, Tom our waiter brought out Alice's birthday cake with lit candles and sang a soft Happy Birthday to Alice! it was very touching, Alice was surprised and happy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NOT FOR ROMANTIC DININGChowDownDined on 5/23/2014The food was very good, the risotto was outstanding! The service was excellent, the only problem was it was listed as Romantic, but we were seated in a completely empty place then they sat a party of 5 children right next to us. All they did was scream, the manager said he was unable to move them or us and it was a family restaurant. So I would not consider this as Romantic, just a very expensive children's dining restaurant.Special Features:
- Wow!fraLDined on 5/22/2014Awesome filet mignon. Awesome calamari. Awesome happy hour at bar prior to dining. Wow!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Pork-free bean soup!
Although we are not strictly kosher, we do not eat pork or shellfish. We love soups! So very many soup recipes, especially those for bean soup which we really enjoy, call for bacon, ham hocks, pancetta, sausages, etc. What do most kosher CH's do? Do you simply omit the offending product, or are there reasonable substitutes for these smoked pork products?
I've used smoked turkey broth and/or meat to effectively flavor bean recipes. (Greenberg smoked turkeys from here in TX, specifically - they use conventional turkeys, not kosher.)
Other options: Liquid Smoke seasoning - use very sparingly at first until familiar; smoked salt - sub for regular salt.
smoked turkey, widely available as a drumstick.
I make excellent versions of the classics (Congressional Bean Soup, Split Pea) by simply substituting a smoked turkey leg.
I also agree with the Duchess, you can also with bones and or leftover meat and drip in a little liquid smoke.
There is also a world of wonderful vegan bean soups, not to mention uses of bone and poultry and meat that are not smoked ham (Harira - and a whole world of meaty Middle Eastern soups)
I like to use a nice piece of pastrami, but remember to cutdown on your spices as the outside of the pastrami is coated in pepper and pickling spices. Sometimes, I'll wrap the pastrami in cheesecloth to avoid the gritty spices ending up in the soup.
re: CloggieGirl
Thyme helps to create a smokiness if you want to stay vegetarian. Smoked turkey thigh is great though it's much harder to find.
re: DeisCane
I use thyme in my split pea soup.
Fr most other soups I keep them vegetarian also. Trader Joes has a smoked salt in a grinder that's excellent.
re: cheesecake17
That smoked salt in the grinder is, indeed, excellent, but I have been looking to get another one now that I'm almost done with the one I have. I have been looking in every TJs I find myself in, to no avail. Have you seen the smoked salt recently? If so, I will ask in my local store if they can get it in again, but I have a feeling that it's yet another thing TJs has discontinued.
re: queenscook
It might be discontinued. Haven't bought it in a while. I want to say I saw it at Costco, but not sure.
A friend said she bought "African smoke seasoning" in a grinder at trader joes
re: cheesecake17
Yes, they have that, but it's very different. If I recall correctly, that has hot pepper in it.
Thanks anyway.
re: queenscook
Not sure, never tried it. I think I saw some type of smoke salt in one of the kosher stores in Brooklyn
re: queenscook
I went today. The South African smoke seasoning has salt, paprika, garlic...no hot pepper.
They also have pink Himalayan sea salt
re: cheesecake17
OK, but the paprika and garlic make it unusable for what I usually use it for. Thanks for checking, though.
Smoked sea salt added to whatever fat is in the soup, nicely mimics the taste of bacon and/or ham.
Goya ham flavoring is pretty good.
Apparently it has no pork products in it:
Ingredients: salt, monosodium glutamate, artificial ham flavor, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, silica (anti-caking agent).
Not trying to be kosher but trying to make something delicious, I've very successfully made beans and also kale soup with Aidelle's Habanero Sausage: http://www.aidells.com/product/24 Made with chicken. Sold at Costco.
re: rccola
Unfortunately, all of Aidell's sausages use pork casings.
re: josephnl
I just found out that they do not use it on the minis: http://www.aidells.com/product/100 ; http://www.aidells.com/faqs
Aidells sausages are all natural. We use pork casings for our dinner links and sheep casings for our breakfast links. There are no casings on Aidells Mini Sausages or Meatballs.
I'd use the Andouille
When I get a craving for split pea or Navy bean soup,usually do NOT have a nice ham bone to start with. Smoked turkey legs/wings give that nice "hammy" flavor without the actual OINK!
As others have said smoked turkey works well - I use Beef Fry in place of bacon particullarly if you a kosher butcher local who cures their own (chicago we have Romanians)
Other options there are number of very soy/seitan based sauasage products like form Upton naturals - http://www.uptonsnaturals.com/
I make a lot of beans. Lots of beans. All different kinds of beans. Ones that are not in a typical grocery store. I love beans.
As such, your question is somewhat incomplete. What do you want to accomplish with the smoked pork product? Typically this adds smoke flavor, pork flavor, richness from the fat, and mouthfeel depending on the product. What is important to you? What type of bean are you using? Delicate beans, IMHO, benefit from delicate broths, whereas big hearty beans can take a big hearty broth.
When I make bean soups, I prefer to think of the beans as flavoring the soup. So I think of what I want in the soup first, and then choose a bean to complement. The beans themselves and their "pot liquor" add to the soup.
To give you an example, I recently made a pinto-like bean soup using a variation of this recipe for stock:
It is an intense chicken stock. I guarantee you that the result is far better than one that just randomly throws a few slices of bacon into the beanpot!
If I was doing some sort of flageolet bean or something, I'd probably choose a less aggressive broth. I don't think I'd want the richness from the fat or the heavy mouthfeel. Although, throwing in a Parmesan rind and some olive oil can make a pretty intense broth for delicate beans! Pair that with some pasta...
re: ttochow
ttochow...you are far more ambitious, and likely a more talented chef than I am...sigh! Unfortunately, I never seem to have the time or energy to make a stock from scratch, but I often doctor up good store bought stock with herbs, a bouquet garni, wine, etc. Also, although I occasionally put together a soup from my head...starting with a mirepoix, some liquid, seasonings, beans, vegetables, etc....more often I use a recipe from a book. Recently, I've gotten into several soup/bean packaged mixes that I buy from Soups Online. The reason for this post is that many of the recipes from books, or the packaged mixes call for smoked port products. I've now received several good ideas from this thread. Smoked turkey, smoked sea salt, and chicken or turkey andouille sausage (if I can find it with non-pork casing), all sound like good options.
re: josephnl
Neshama Sausages makes a kosher Andouille sausage from a chicken/turkey blend: http://www.neshama.us/neshama_205_smo...
re: AdinaA
They're pretty good, for the most part, and have some textural variety (unlike Jack's).
re: josephnl
I see. It seems, then, that the most important aspect for you that the pork provides is smokiness. Based on my own preferences, I have a couple of suggestions. First, I'd never cook dried beans (we are discussing dried beans I hope!) with any type of sausage. To me, the beans would wind up greasy and the sausage would wind up tasteless, bland, and mushy since the spicing would leak out. What I would do is brown some onions in vegetable oil, then follow the recipe but omit the pork product. This gives some of the richness to the beans.
The, depending on the soup, I'd probably cut my sausage into rounds (crosswise) and brown them in a pan until nearly completely cooked, if not already. After the beans are cooked, I'd put the beans and the sausage together for maybe 10 minutes or so while I set the table, etc., for the flavors to meld. That way the sausage spices and fat stay in the sausage, the smoke flavor is more pronounced, and there is he added flavor of browned instead of boiled sausage.
I have no special talents. What I have is more time than most, and a special love of beans. It would not be unusual for me to spend all day making a pot of beans or two days for a soup with them. And I do not use a slow cooker.
re: ttochow
If you love beans, I hope you are familiar with Rancho Gordo. I'm sure you are, but if not google them. They are an outstanding bean purveyor, and supply beans to many of America's best chefs.
re: josephnl
Oh yes, I am very familiar with Rancho Gordo. I buy most of my beans from them. I tend to favor Mexican-style beans over, say, Italian-style, so RG is perfect for me
Another good one is Purcell Mountain farms. They have selection that Rancho Gordo doesn't. PM's black-eyed peas are the best I've ever had with no qualification. And I love their rattlesnake beans.
It was RG that turned my love of beans into more of an obsession.
re: ttochow
Ttochow, I'd like to get just a little off topic - we could start a new thread - but, in your extensive adventures in beanery, have you ever come across a lima bean and cabbage soup?
My mother used to make this and it was absolutely delicious. Sometimes (as a treat for me) she'd let the beans get slightly browned, which gave the soup an especially rich flavor, but this was very tricky since the beans could go from a few slightly browned to burned, and then you'd have to start over.
Have you ever made or had such a soup? All you Hungarians, feel free to jump in.
re: ttochow
I actually think the lightly browned beans were a one time accident when they almost burned but were caught just in the nick of time. But I liked the taste it so I wanted it every time.
What I'm really after is a lima bean-cabbage soup.
re: ttochow
ttochow, I am a fellow bean-lover, without your culinary sophistication.
I wish you would share some pointers on how to handle fresh beans. I picked some Phaseolus vulgaris up once in the Farmer's market, and followed a recipe that called for me to simmer them for an hour. By the time I cooked them they didn't seem different from dried beans.
Just opened up my smoked paprika and my first thought was HAM! So I bet if you used that or marinated chicken in that and oil, it would give you the taste you desire. I got it, of course, in a giant container from Costco.
(I personally dislike smoked turkey--accentuates the gaminess of the dark meat in a way I find unpalatable. I'd much prefer fresh chicken or veal.)
re: rccola
Pimenton does work well, but it adds other flavor.
Since my husband doesn't eat pork or any red-meat products, all of my recipes - soups included - aren't made with those products.
My bean soups - split pea, black bean, kale & white bean, etc., etc., are all made with turkey products - smoked drumsticks, wings, turkey kielbasa sausage etc., etc. And they're all ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!! Even by pork & red-meat-eating standards.
Anyone who feels that smoked turkey products add an unpleasant flavor simply isn't buying quality smoked turkey products.
re: Bacardi1
I tend to agree with you. I've used turkey that I've personally smoked, and it's pretty good.
One option you might consider when you are in a experimental mood, if you haven't already, is first oven roasting some turkey bits for about an hour at 400F. The browning is just a phenomenal complement to some beans. I'm thinking something like pintos with wings or a leg. I bet split pea or black-eye peas would be good too. In my experience, the turkey will be worthless when you are done as all the flavor will be in the pot liquor.
re: Bacardi1
We all have different tastes. I've had smoked turkey homemade and at fine restaurants in the SF Bay Area and I hated them. THEY WERE QUALITY. I do not care what you think. They're no substitute for pork products. Delicious is relative and no reason for you to sneer at my opinion. .
re: Bacardi1
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re: Bacardi1
Oh, & just as an addendum, being in Virginia, many supermarkets around here carry the famous Smithfield brand of smoked turkey drumsticks, thighs, & wings. All I can say is - AVOID THEM LIKE THE PLAGUE.
While we're not adverse to the normal salt content in smoked products, Smithfield smoked turkey products are so salty as to render them inedible. We literally couldn't eat their drumsticks, relegating them to extremely large pots of split-pea soup - lol!!
Our favorite brand is "Eddy's" - absolutely fabulous flavor, tender, & with normal salt content. Only market around here that carries the brand is - gasp! Can you stand it? - our local Walmart. We enjoy the drumsticks often; two to a package, & they're Fred Flintstone Pterodactyl size, so we get a bit of mileage out of them.
re: Bacardi1
Thanks for the tips but this is the kosher board so we are already avoiding those brands like the plague! :-)
re: happybaker
Yup - we're turkey pastrami fans as well. Makes terrific sandwiches (although I, personally, do prefer the real deal - lol!), & are great in omelets, diced into green beans, etc., etc.
We also make great use of turkey ham - particular Jenni-O's brand of it sold in a large 1 to 2# chunk. I can slice it thin for sandwiches or omelets, slice it thick for "ham steaks", dice it for fried rice or mac & cheese - anything one would do with regular ham. Great stuff, & very inexpensive.
Lot's of good ideas here, but just a reminder that bean soup does not have to be smoky. A straight ahead bean-and-chicken soup is just fine. Start with the Edna Lewis/CI chicken stock, reserve the breasts and cut into dice, proceed to cook the beans, add a mirepoix of onions/carrots/whatever. I like a sprig of rosemary, to be removed later.


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Hi All,
I got an old Remington .22 LR rifle given to me. Functions perfectly.
I did a search but could'nt find anything matching what I'd like to do.
On the barrell, I have what I hope is surface rust. I can't quite tell if it's into the blueing yet.
So far, I've been told to use 0000 steel wool and Hopes. Slowly and carefully.I haven't started yet, I don't want to go into the blueing.
Is there any other solvent/cleaner/implement I can try that would help me? I have in the past tried "Flitz" and it went way too far.
The gun is'nt worth re blueing.
Thanks for any input.
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Where's BILLYBOB44?
He has a barrel tank he made up to DE-RUST his rifle. He says it's easy/cheap to make and works great.
Try this:Electrolytic Rust Removal aka MagicElectrolytic Rust Removal
Thanks for catching that. I have never tried CLR on a rifle but was given that advice before. Glad to know the FTF peer review process works to keep boneheaded suggestions from being followed.
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Or you could do this:http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f35/my-tango-plunkungfest-westeren-auto-120-a-14041/#post107914
I like Tango's method, but I'd use PB Blaster instead of hoppes.
Its a penetrating oil used for breaking free rusted bolts and parts. Ive used it for years cleaning up firearms. Doesn't hurt bluing.
Look for it at your auto parts store.------Gate
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Wow...that was close.....I almost started w/ CLR figuring it had a little bit of grit to it.
I use PB Blaster all the time on my truck, never thought of it for this use.
Thanks everyone, I'll start by reading all the references by Cane.
Anyone else please chime in.
There's three feet of snow on the ground here and I'm going crazy for something to do, so I pulled this old Remington out.
I could do some kind of tank in the basement, I'm used to my garage, but it's too damn cold right now.
Hey Cane!
I just saw your re-do on the western auto.
Excellent idea. Any updated pics of the newer finish?
I didnt want to pay someone to re-blue mine, but if the rust is to much, you've given me some great ideas.
What I've got is a Remington ,smooth bore .22 pump. I'd never seen one before.
Anyone here tell me about it? Apparently, from what I can find, it was marketed at the time as a child Bird gun sort of thing.
Rather than CLR, try CLP- Cleaner, Lubricate, Protector.
PB Blaster is great stuff- so is Kroil. Both super penetrating oils. I wet surface, wrap, let marinate for hours/a day. Rub with a clean cloth, changing area in contact frequently. For HEAVY rust, after soaking, use 0000 steel wool soaked in Kroil. For REALLY heavy rust, a brass pot scrubber soaked in Kroil. Some folks used to recommend the edge of a penny for heavy rust- but that was when they were made of copper, not copper plated zinc.
As the man said, remember bluing is black iron oxide. Any chemical that removes rust (red iron oxide) WILL remove bluing. Any mechanical polishing (Flitz, Brasso, steel wool, 80 grit sandpaper) WILL wear thru the very thin layer of bluing if you rub too much. The penetrating oil and clean, soft cloth is about the least abrasive that works. Slow, time consuming, but it works. Heck, sit there and rub the rifle down while watching TV or something.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
Remington did a couple of smoothbore 22 pumps. These were not kids guns- but they were used for an indoor version of trap- called (IIRC) MossKeetTo. The 572 was the most common- and there was a smoothbore 121. Careful on the refinishing- these can be worth some bucks. Saw an Excellent grade 121 up for sale for $1K+ and the 572 is several hundred. Congratulations!


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