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U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer today announced that Ithaca College will receive a $150,000 federal grant from the National Science Foundation. Federal funds will be used for the development and implementation of the Student Centered Activities for Large Enrollment for University Programs (SCALE-UP). Under this program, Ithaca College will use these funds to incorporate SCALE-UP's physics and astronomy curriculum in to the university's science department. "This is great news for Ithaca College and the student community," said Schumer. "It is essential that college students receive a well-rounded education, and the SCALE-UP program will provide the college with the resources it needs to develop a strong and competitive science program."
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Set to return from injury for the start of the National League in February, Flynn is confident Dublin will prosper under new boss Jim Gavin.
Flynn said, "I'd have been confident going in against Donegal this year if we got the chance. We had beaten them before.
"They were obviously a little bit more attacking than last year so there might have been more holes at the back, but in the overall scheme of things they were the best team in the championship. Fair play, they deserved their All-Ireland.
"Donegal are up on a pedestal now. It looks like they're going to be the team to beat again next year but it won't be easy for them. Defending an All-Ireland title never is."
Meanwhile, Dublin boss Gavin has recalled Declan O'Mahony to his squad for 2013 after dispensing with Eamonn Fennell and Ross McConnell.
Meanwhile, former Dublin boss Pat Gilroy admitted during the all-star tour to New York that he would have quit the Blues even if they had won the 2012 All-Ireland title.
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Eating out - We only spent one evening in Bredasdorp, but must put in a good word for Flames Pub and Grill! The food was absolutely amazing and well-priced! Will recommend it to anyone!
Warm, lovely, friendly - This was my first time in Bredasdorp and what a wonderfull little town in the heart of the Overberg. Bredasdorp hosts the famous Voet of Afrika marathon and the townsfolk treat every runner with love - they looked after us with so much love. The Spur is definitely on my list again. Their food was far more outstanding then a normal Spur. So from now on every year there will be a Bredasdorp weekend on my calender.
Bredasdorp - A Tapestry - Bredasdorp (established in 1838) is a delightful town situated in a magical part of South Africa – the Overberg.
It has a rich history, peppered with colouful characters such as van Breda and vand der Bijl .
The country side is a wonderful tapestry that changes colour each season – from shades of bare brown and red and yellow soils in the summer (visitors have even asked if the farmers farm stones) to soft shades of green early in autumn and deep shades of green as the grain and other winter crops grow with bright flashes of yellow when the canola starts flowering in August. Then the grain fields start turning different shades of gold, and it is harvest and there is a hive of activity and we are left with huge bales of hay dotted all over the fields.
All throughout the year sheep and some cattle are dotted about the fields. This after all is Merino country – this is where the Merino was developed!
This is a very rich farming area. Apart from the grain, sheep and cattle there are ostrich farmers, boutiques wineries, fig and pomegranates, honeybush tea, fynbos, and small game farmers.
Bredasdorp is the ideal town to stay over in for a few days as a base to do daily trips into the Overberg. There is so much to do and see in Bredasdorp and in the district. In Bredasdorp there is the Shipwreck Museum, the big NG Church (commissioned by Michiel van Breda) and other fascinating old buildings. There are a number of ceramic factories and potters, candle factories, a goose down shop, a delightful book shop, antique shops and a good selection of excellent coffee shops and restaurants.
The area is blessed with rich fauna and flora and large flocks of blue cranes are visible on many of the farms.
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Day trips can made to the neighbouring towns, villages, beaches and wine farms.
Struisbaai offers turquoise sea and long white beaches, a quiant harbour with colouful fishing boats and manta rays swimming around the in the water at the harbour. It is also the ideal spot to kite sail.
In L'Agulhas one can visit the light house and the Southern Most Tip of Africa with its rocky beaches.
Arniston is another quaint fishing village with beautiful white beaches and of course the big cave know as the Waenhuiskrantz cave.
Elim is one of the oldest Moravian settlements in South Africa. Stroll though this fascinating little village and stop for tea at the old water mill, the go on to some of the local wine farms nearby.
In Napier you can visit a local micro brewery, wine farms, a candle factory, a sugar stick factory, a goat farm, various flower farms, antiques shops, art galleries and many delightfulcoffee shops and restaurants.
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Guys like Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg and the like are all under contract by the Red Wings. They are Detroit Red Wings hockey players.
Besides, no one can match what Dats does out there. Certainly not some replacement player that couldn't crack the NHL except as a scab.
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Bring back the current players with a fair deal or screw you!
Overall though yes I agree, it is a combination of team and players.
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It's not Detroit hockey if it isn't the Grind Line, the Russian Five, or The Captain Himself, Stevie Y.
Try to replace the Production Line! I dare you!
Yeah, the players make the team, but the team changes as players come and go. If new guys were brought in all at once, it would be a shock to the system, but they would still be the guys in the Winged Wheel.
Posted 20 September 2012 - 09:48 PM
I think you can tell from my posts I support the players. I always support the players, because I don't go to games to watch the owners, plus all the owners care about is profits.
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Posted 21 September 2012 - 08:32 PM
Just curious, could an option like this seriously be considered at any point? Like legally? I vaguely remember this coming up during the last lockout too. Could the NHL establish a relationship with another player's association at a bargain price and try to lure the talented players into the new union under their rules? It would be suicide for the NHL and would probably make the KHL the premiere league at least temporarily, but just wondering if it could ever be a legitimate threat by the owners.
It could happen, but I would almost guarantee the "NEW" players would NOT be part of any Union...
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Posted 21 September 2012 - 09:17 PM
I honestly don't know that I would, because my favorite team would have screwed over so many of my favorite players.
point is, lets say the "real" players are never asked back and then the "replacement" players would be the "Real" Detroit Red Wings....I'd still root for the Red Wings...
It could happen, but I would almost guarantee the "NEW" players would NOT be part of any Union...
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text: Elizabeth Warren Positioned to Challenge Hillary from the Left in 2016 Print article Send a Tip by Michael Patrick Leahy 14 Nov 2013 post a comment Less than a year into her first term, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is the favorite candidate of many left wing organizations to challenge former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party's 2016 presidential nomination. Eight years ago another first term senator from a liberal state considered undertaking a similar challenge to Ms. Clinton's inevitable coronation as the Democratic Party's 2008 presidential nominee. His name was Barack Obama. Noam Scheiber, senior editor at the New Republic, launched the 2016 speculation on Sunday, when he wrote a glowing article that virtually begged Senator Warren to toss her hat into the ring. "The last time Clinton ran," he wrote, "the issue was Iraq and the gleaming new mug was Barack Obama's. This time the debate will be about the power of America's wealthiest. . . [T]his disagreement will cut to the very core of the party: what it stands for and who it represents." For the 64 year old Warren, one of the most liberal members of the United States Senate and the prime academic mover behind the controversial Dodd-Frank banking bill, there is no reason to avoid challenging Clinton in the 2016 Democratic presidential primary. Fresh off a relatively easy 54 percent to 46 percent Senate victory in Massachusetts over Scott Brown in 2012, the former Harvard Law School professor has a highly effective national fundraising team that raised much of the $42 million she spent on her Senate race outside of her home state. That team is regularly churning out emails and continues to raise money for Senator Warren and her Democratic allies. Another reason Senator Warren has no incentive to stay out of the 2016 Democratic presidential primary is that she is not up for re-election to her Senate seat until 2018. There is little indication that seat would be in jeopardy if she were to challenge Clinton in 2016 and fail. Also, Warren is unlikely to be in a stronger position to challenge for the presidency if she waited until 2020 when she would be 70 years old, or 2024 when she would be 74 years old. Senator Warren is also the natural champion of those who identify with the Occupy Wall Street movement and comprise what the New Republic's Scheiber believes is one of the two major branches of the Democratic Party in 2013. "On one side," he wrote, "is a majority of Democratic voters, who are angrier, more disaffected, and altogether more populist than they've been in years. They are more attuned to income inequality than before the Obama presidency and more supportive of Social Security and Medicare. They've grown fonder of regulation and more skeptical of big business." "On the other side," Scheiber states, "is a group of Democratic elites associated with the Clinton era who still fundamentally believe the economy functions best with a large, powerful, highly complex financial sector." Conservatives, for their part, are delighted at the prospect of a Warren challenge to Clinton. Warren has huge ideological and personal vulnerabilities that, while very damaging in a general election, might not have much influence at all in a very liberal Democratic primary. On Tuesday, for instance, conservative blogger William Jacobson at Legal Insurrection wrote "[t]here is a reason the entire left side of the nation arose with their hopes and prayers seeming to be answered as soon as Noam Scheiber raised the possibility of an Elizabeth Warren challenge to Hillary. . .[T]he horse that just left the barn was the open acknowledgement of the progressive base that they don't really want Hillary Clinton, they don't really like her, and they feel the need for a breath of fresh air. Just like in 2008." A contest between Warren and Clinton also sets up a fight for control of the Democratic Party between two candidates infamous for making false statements, both of whom seek to replace Barack Obama, whose administration, as ConservativeHQ.com's George Rasley recently wrote, has institutionalized lying and incompetence. 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Less than a week after the doors opened at Art Van Furniture, crews worked to battle a Friday night fire.
Crews were called to the business at 9:07 p.m. on reports of a structure fire, Fort Wayne Fire Department spokeswoman Stacey Fleming said.
The store opened Feb. 8 in what was formerly Ashley Furniture HomeStore, 311 E. Coliseum Blvd., near Coldwater Road.
Smoke was billowing from the front of the building and flames were located within an exterior wall, Fleming said.
At least a dozen trucks were called to the scene because of the size of the building and its location – centered between several other large stores.
"When we have an area with multiple businesses and we know there's smoke and fire, we want to play it safe and get as many crews out there as possible to make sure we keep it contained," Fleming said.
The furniture store, Dick's Sporting Goods to the west and Petco to the east were all evacuated. All three were preparing to close for the night when the fire began.
As firefighters worked to keep the fire contained in the furniture store, some smoke began to funnel into the neighboring Dick's Sporting Goods store through a vent, but was quickly contained.
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There was no smoke in the Petco store, he added, but Animal Care & Control was also on scene in case an evacuation was necessary.
"We had heavy smoke and some fire inside the walls and fought that aggressively," Nelson said.
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A woman who died Tuesday after being found with traumatic injuries at the Tri-Palms Estates in Thousand Palms has been identified. The Riverside County Coroner's Office said the victim was 56-year-old Victoria Supola.
The sheriff's department was called to the 73000 block of Pacheta Square around 11 a.m. to a reported assault.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in St Barthelemy - VILLA GRAND VISTA
Villa, 3 Bedrooms + Bunk Area, 3.5 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
Just about every villa on St Barth claims to have a fabulous view and for that reason alone the island is truly special, views do abound. Some are narrow, some clipped by terrain, some expansive, but sweeping is a bit harder to come by. Add to that an original design, imported materials, a private art collection and beautiful appointments and the potentials diminish quickly. Then add privacy and voila! - there is one - VILLA GRAND VISTA.
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Four arched double French doors provide the sunken living room with a direct view of the infinity pool & emerald sea below. Each bungalow and its separate rooms are uniquely designed in vibrant colors and textures and beautifully appointed. Because the villa is located in a rural area, it offers complete privacy and seclusion. Character, detail, and an unrivaled view define Villa Grand Vista.
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Now that school is back in session, there's a good chance you and your Honda will become somewhat of a chauffeur service. Getting kids to daycare, school, extracurriculars and playdates means you'll be driving quite a bit. And while it's important to be a safe driver at all times, it becomes even more important when kids are in the car. We'll share some tips on how to stay safe.
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Enduro is getting big in Greece. 3 races all over Greece for 2014
Ride through our trails in alpine forests
Registrations are now open. Fill in the registration form on the registration page / Οι εγγραφές άνοιξαν. Συμπληρώστε την φόρμα εγγραφής στη σελίδα των εγγραφών
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- tatamagouche Sep 17, 2009 10:56 AM
I *like* the stems.
What do you watch in horror as most people toss, from celery leaves to scallion tops (or bottoms, for that matter)?
re: Full tummy
what do you do with lobster shells? I'm horrified when people throw out all the good parts of the lobster, like that green creamy stuff in the body, etc. (basically everything except the claws and tail).
re: janethepain
Use them for lobster bisque, seafood stock, etc. You can freeze them till they're needed.
re: janethepain
the shells can be crushed and used to make lobster oil--incredible on eggs.
re: cheesecake17
When I was a child - I used to eat only the stem - then I'd disgard the heart!
(I like artichoke in it's entirty these days!)
re: HillJ
What do you do with pea shells? carrot greens?
I'm assuming when you speak about cucumber skins, you aren't referring to the ones that are covered in wax. I usually buy English cucumbers and eat the skins. Same thing for carrot skins, and potato/sweet potato skins!! Drives me crazy when I see people eat all the flesh out of a baked potato and leave the skin on the plate. I am sure that some don't like the skin, but my husband got saddled with a taboo from his mom that the skins were dirty, or some such hogwash.
Let's add heels to the list, and I mean the ones on each end of a loaf of sandwich bread.
re: Full tummy
oh the heels of bread is an excellent one, Full T!
pea shells I clean, chop, steam quick and make a green smoothie
carrot greens go in salad, soup, stuffing
organic cukes, no wax
but wax is removed easily and English cuke skins are super thin no need to peel!
totally agree on potato skins! Potato skins make delicious chips anyway!
Let nature be! :)
re: Full tummy
bread heels in our house were loving referred to as 'the coolie' -
re: janethepain
Some people think that, with broccoli, the florets are where it's at. I prefer the stalk part. As you get nearer the base, the skin does get stringy and tough, so that can be easily peeled off.
Mushroom stems may be removed for stuffing; shiitake mushrooms' stems can also be woody and tough, but they can be retained for stock.
I always get that little bit in the shrimp tail. Nothing wrong with it.
What do you do with apple peel? I usually eat it, but what to do with a couple of pounds of peel from making apple pie/sauce?
Yes, chicken giblets. Use them for stock or gravy.
re: Full tummy
I prefer the broc stalk too, peeled and, yes, the bottom cut off.
Potatoes, agreed, there's *almost* nothing that should require peeling them.
re: Full tummy
Peels? Well, I haven't tried this, but I bet you could cut them small and roll them in brown sugar or honey and bake them crunchy -- oatmeal/ice cream/cake topping. Maybe simmer them with the cores for pectin. Or make cider vinegar?
re: Full tummy
Here's a thread about what to do with apple peels
You folks don't eat the crunchy shrimp tail?
What do you do with the fat skimmed from stock?
re: rworange
Roast potatoes, usually.
re: Full tummy
When I make apple sauce, I just quarter the apples, leaving peels and seeds intact, and cook them covered on low heat, possibly with a bit of water to start. Then I run them through a food mill, and what's left is just a tiny bit of pulp at the end, which I compost. But I wish I had pigs to give it to!
re: janethepain
Too funny on the shrimp tail thing jane. I never even knew there was a good way to get that last bit out of there and wasted it for the first 40 years of my life. Then I moved to Houston and became a crawfish lover, and soon figured out that you could pinch that tail of a shrimp just like you do a crawfish and voila!! no more wasted shrimp tail.
re: tatamagouche
The mushroom 'lacy brown stuff' is sometimes called gills, also. I have a recipe that calls for scraping them out. What with cukes, maters, we are eviscerating everything. I couldn't be bothered.
re: tatamagouche
Salmon skin pan fried. I actually only like salmon flesh raw and the skin crisp; cooked salmon pales in comparison to either.
re: Caralien
Same way I prefer salmon and its skin! At least my salmon is at most "medium rare".
I'm known to strip the skin off smoked salmon, wrap it in paper towel and nuke until crisp, then serve the crispy skin and raw salmon all together.
re: soypower
I knew there had to be one...thanks!
re: luckyfatima
Why bother to eat salt and pepper shrimp if you're not going to eat the shell?! Do people really do that?
re: tatamagouche
Really, you eat the shell??? I've never known...
re: scuzzo
But only when it is crunchy enough, such as in well-made tempura shrimp. Someone showed me I could eat the tail more than ten years ago, and I have never gone back since.
re: tatamagouche
Q to you shell-eaters, and I'm not sure how to phrase this delicately, but can't that be a little rough the next day?
re: NellyNel
My mom buys sliced pork belly and then trims off the fat before cooking. <face palm>
re: Humbucker
Shame on mom.
I agfee with a lot of the other posters here...broccoli stems (the ONLY part of the brocolli that I like) shrimp and lobster shells (freezer stock for the boulliabase), salmon skin (cracklings to put on my salad), mushroom stems (into the mushroom soup), and bread heels (the best part of the loaf and the best sandwiches).
Amazing what goes to waste in this country,...
Onion skins and celery leaves - great for soups and stock, the onion skin makes your stock a lovely rich brown color and also adds another depth of flavor. The celery leaves add a depth of flavor too. I keep a Ziploc bag of onion skins and celery leaves in the freezer.
When I clean chicken i save the skin and fat in a ziploc and when i'm making chicken liver pate, i render the saved chicken bits, strain and use in my recipe, the crispy bits i think are called schmaltz, but i could be wrong. Also great to start a chicken soup.
re: capetowngirlie
Now, what about some of the stuff we're talking mainly about cooking with? For instance, does anyone *eat* the celery or fennel or carrot or beet leaves in any way? As salad greens, say?
re: tatamagouche
When I was a tyke, our garden grew everything CT had to offer. My mother boiled beet greens for us. I don't remember them well, so they were not really good or really bad or I would have remembered. I like beets (but not beet juice- dangerous stuff) boiled, baked, grilled, or pickled. They are easy to grow and I wonder why they are so expensive in the markets.
re: tatamagouche
Definately use beet greens in soup, especially beet soup. A few weeks back I had one of the most memorable beet salads in my life at a Napa restaurant called Brix that combined the most delicious beets with beet greens. They have a pleasant sort of sour/bitter taste.
You will get lots of recipes if you Google recipe "beet greens"
I mainly used celery leaves in stuffing or soup. Sometimes I'll put them in salad.
Fennel leaves are very nice mixed with tuna or salmon salad or as a nice garnish for fish.
I've yet to use carrot greens. There's not as much about them on the web with juices and soup being the prime way they are used. There are a few Chowhound threads about carrot greens or carrot tops. Here's one
HOWEVER, this NYT article claims carrot greens are toxic
"A carrot top, apparently, is not a laughing matter. They contain alkaloids, Ms. Sumner explained, a group of organic compounds that includes caffeine, cocaine, and strychnine. These are substances that even culinary thrill-seekers might not want in their salad. "Effects range from slightly elevated blood pressure, and slightly elevated alertness and heartbeat, all the way to death," Ms. Sumner said."
Hmmm ... one way to get your teen to eat carrots ... suggest they might contain a natural high.
That is one of the very, very few references warning against carrot tops. With all the recipes out there for carrot tops including some in the LA Times and Oakland Examiner, I have to wonder about that NYT article.
I can't say how authoritive this source is, but they are pretty emphatic about carrot greens not being toxic.
re: rworange
rworange, I've been eating carrot greens for decades and I'm still here.
I will say this, many edible plants are easily confused in appearance with non edible, even poisonous plants and alarm bells often go up confusing information.
Carrot greens we all know and love from grocers, markets and farms are what I enjoy in salads, soups, smoothies, etc.
re: somervilleoldtimer
Hi somervilleoldtimer. Well then, I am confuzzled on this one too. Since I haven't felt any ill effects.
re: HillJ
I even found a recipe on epicurious.com that calls for carrot greens, so they can't be all that bad!
re: tatamagouche
Not your question, but I like my mature, not-too-raggedy beet greens thoroughly cooked in water at a low boil, about 5 minutes, they get a lovely velvety texture. Dress as a salad, sautee w/garlic, etc. I like stalks too but boiled much longer, until tender. Nice with soy sauce, black vinegar, chili flakes in oil. Bet there's a good banchan treatment. Don't care for them raw if not baby. Celery leaves are good raw.
re: capetowngirlie
I second the onion skins for stock! Gives a deep color and lots of flavor. I like to go buy on onion and raid the bin and put all the skins in the bag with my one onion. They weigh practically nothing!
Another stock tip, roast the bones before adding liquid. The browning adds lots of flavor!
re: capetowngirlie
Schmaltz is German and Yiddish for fat. What the cracklings are called depends on the language. Isn't it something like "gribenes" or "griebenes" in Yiddish?
re: lagatta
Gribenes, I believe, yes...
In addition to some mentioned above (like potato skins - why, people, why?? it's where all the fiber is!) the one that kills me is when I buy turnips or radishes at the farmer's market and they ask me if I want the tops cut off. Whenever I say, "Oh no! That's why I'm buying them!" the *farmers* give me funny looks! Sigh.
OTOH, I hate shrimp shells. I'll use them for stock or to make shrimp butter, but I can't stand the taste, the smell of them cooking, the texture...[shudder] And this from someone who adores shrimp. So I guess some of the throwaways aren't always waste - sometimes they're taste preferences.
re: thursday
thursday I think you nailed the appreciation vs. non appreciation well: this about a taste preference. I can't imagine throwing out mushroom stems of any kind when they have so many uses but if you find them god-awful tasting well, how can I argue that?
re: thursday
radish greens are great when made as one would collard greens...
re: Boccone Dolce
Love the celery leaves in tuna salad idea Boccone. I like the flavor of celery in my tuna salad, but sometimes the crunch is a turnoff to me. Never thought of using the leaves!
Well, you SHOULD toss shitake stems; they are nasty. Otherwise, I love the stems. Celery leaves are invaluable (btw, they are the best substitute for cilantro when you don't know if any of your guests are genetically blessed with palate aversion to cilantro - about 25% of people are), and parsley stems are of course incredibly flavorful for soups and what not. (Carrot tops, however, go directly to compost). I don't like aggressively bitter greens (mustard and arugula, stay away from me; the burden of being a supertaster), and most beet tops from beets of a decent size are too leathery and bitter for me (I love baby beet greens). Love collards, properly cooked, of course.
Now, as for underappreciated parts, I feel this way about tails, pinions, spines and other bony joints of roasted meats: many ends and other parts of the bones of a properly roasted critter are absolutely the most flavorful part. When I see people toss the pinion, spine and tail of roasted chicken, I think what a waste.
re: Karl S
You can use the shiitake stems for stock, though. Quite flavourful.
re: Full tummy
re: Karl S
Alas, my husband has the cilantro problem; he says it tastes like metal to him. It is so not worth it for me to buy a bunch of cilantro just for one (me). So, do you think the celery leaves would satisfy me, a cilantro lover, in various recipes calling for cilantro? Do you have any recipes that worked for you, with said substitute?
re: Full tummy
Well, I've used them in guacamole instead of cilantro; the fragrance isn't as heady as cilantro, but people scarfed it down happily.
re: Karl S
And you weren't thinking the whole time, "I wish there was cilantro in it...."
I'll have to give it a try. My brother-in-law tried to replace the cilantro with parsley in guacamole. Bad move. I think he also put far too much.
re: Full tummy
As I noted earlier, I also have the palate aversion to cilantro. So I am never wishing anything had cilantro in it. Ptui!
re: Karl S
Oooops!!! Well, as a cilantro lover, I'll have to try it out and let you know if it does the trick for me... not just my husband, hahaha.
re: scuzzo
I can't imagine why I wouldn't be using them, but if I had a pile of mushroom stems I'd put them in the freezer to use in soup, spaghetti sauce, etc.
love love love the prawn tail, shell and all. But I also eat kiwi fruit/chinese gooseberries with the skin on, so that's kinda how I bounce.
Oh, I also eat all the apple core except for the pips.
re: purple goddess
You are a textural wonder/anomaly. I don't like those sensations!!!
re: purple goddess
I tried ... I really tried to eat kiwi with skin on. It is just way too thick and ... furry. Baby kiwis are a different thing. I wonder if the US kiwis are different from those in Australia.
re: rworange
Maybe...I mostly remove the kiwi skin, but if some gets left behind I don't mind it either.
re: rworange
Central AMericans eat the whole kiwi, skin and all, but won't eat peaches because of the fuzz!
re: purple goddess
pg, after you bounce to png, promise us you will tell us all about the good stuff!
re: purple goddess
I eat the apple core, and the pips too.
And the tail shell on shrimp.
And I like the crunchy soft bone cartilage bits in bbq ribs.
re: The Professor
Now eating the apple core I don't get. Don't the little pieces get uncomfortably stuck in your teeth?
re: tatamagouche
I just crunch 'em on down.. a bit like the prawn shells.
And Proff? My fave part of the roast lamb is the crunchy cartilage-y bits on the shank.
re: purple goddess
pg, wow on the prawn shells...you and tata and Caralien must have fiberglass...
oh, never mind.
re: purple goddess
I now eat the kiwi skin. It's probably very nutritious. And eating a peeled kiwi is slippery business! One trick: wash the kiwi just prior to eating and the fuzz is toned down.
I'm pained when I see recipes that call for trimming artichokes this way and that, so that the thing is unrecognizable by the end. I just steam them for 50 minutes or so, cool upside down, pull off the leaves by the pointy end, dip them in vinaigrette, and eat! The heart and stem are the best part.
I love the bottom slice - blossom end - of the tomato. After hearing me go on about it, a friend once served me a salad of only bottom slices of tomatoes from his garden. I was in heaven. I asked the sandwich guy at our cafeteria why I never saw him use my favorite slice - and was told they threw them out! Oh no...it's the best bit of the tomato!!!
re: buttertart
you mean the non-stem part? why on earth would anyone throw that out?? i love it, too, i didn't even know people threw it out.


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Maybe a little too close! His butt almost took down the camera!
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I posted this video on Facebook a few days ago, but Youtube's resolution is just a lot better. You can tell this is a very typical Eastern coyote, which is a coyote that has some wolf and domestic dog ancestry.
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The coyote now ranges from Labrador to Alaska south to Panama.
Right now, there are only two species of canid that can be found in both North and South America: the bush dog, which could be a potential competitor for the southbound coyotes, and Urocyon gray fox, which has been given top billing on this site in recent months.
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I estimate the bear was on film less than a half hour after I set the camera.
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And I got a gray fox on the camera last night.
Gray foxes are actually the last survivors of a lineage of North American dogs that diverged from the rest of the dog family 9 to 10 million years ago.
They aren't really "foxes" in the same way red foxes, arctic foxes, and swift foxes are.
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Finding a gray fox here means that I probably won't be getting any red foxes on the camera. Gray foxes dominate reds, and coyotes eat them. With coyotes and gray foxes in the same area, my guess is that no red fox could live here without constant persecution.


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