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Fruit is a big part of Hawaiian desserts, especially in many cake recipes. Guava spice cake includes guava nectar and pulp as well as other ingredients and a variety of spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg. Pineapple upside down cake requires putting pineapple rings on the bottom of the pan during prep, but after baking, the cake is removed by flipping the pan over so the pineapple is showing on the top; a cherry is placed in the center of each ring. Some of the other necessary ingredients are brown sugar, butter and eggs. Mango cheesecake, which is one of the richer cake recipes, involves using mango puree and mango slices as well as cream cheese, sour cream and eggs among other ingredients.
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She was born March 5, 1944, in Mount Vernon to the late John and Dorothy (Wells) Wiggins. Bonnie served as the Director of Nursing for the Laurels of Mount Vernon and Whispering Hills Care Center. She was a member of the Owl Creek Church of the Brethren. Bonnie always enjoyed the family vacations to the Outer Banks and watching her grandchildren grow up and play sports in school. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother and will be sadly missed by her family and many friends.
She is survived by her husband, John Corba; a son, John (James Abel) Corba of Butler; two daughters, Amy (Donald) Kennedy of Fredericktown and Beth (Timothy) Grogg of Fredericktown; five grandchildren, Ashley and Devan Kennedy, Bronson and Mackenzie Mast, Shelbi Bechtel; a great-granddaughter, Layla Ott; two brothers, Paul David Wiggins of Florida and Bradley Dean (Marcie) Wiggins of Maryland; and three sisters, Tammy (Mark) Ruhl of Mount Gilead, Debra (David) Perrine of Newark and Carol Ann (Mark) Dennis of Delaware.
Besides her parents she was preceded in death by a brother, John Dennis Wiggins.
Friends may call Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Snyder Funeral Home of Fredericktown. A funeral service will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Owl Creek Church of the Brethren, 13241 Toms Road, Bellville. Pastor Terry McLaughlin and Pastor Mike Smith will be officiating. Burial will follow in Ankenytown Cemetery.
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That's exactly what I did when I found my wife couldn't watch Eastenders using XBMC, and we pay the licence fee.
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Re: Adobe ID?
Exactly, there is no fabled cloud* in this case just an encrypted ex that rings up the mothership before launching. DRM at its finest.
* Well there are some features that are in the cloud, like sendnow, but nothing that should stop your core applications from working.
Five unbelievable headlines that claim Tim Berners-Lee 'INVENTED the INTERNET'
Re: At least those other publications…
I think the thinking goes that while there is only one the are distributed so follow the same rule as the sky and the national grid.
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Re: HP ProLiant N54L Synology DSM for £125
Be careful with that option at the moment. HP isn't accepting cashback on the Amazon sellers I've asked them about except from Amazon itself.
Just a heads up, HP are pretty picky about where you buy them from, and finding a list of accepted vendors seems to be impossible,
Saying that their email support is pretty good at saying yay or nay to any you ask them about.
Credit card of PayPal PRESIDENT cloned by UK crooks
Re: Bollocks?!
I had this happen from some Irish Facebook Aps company- I don't Facebook.
I got an email saying that I was being charged 120 quid by Paypal, first thought it was a phishing scam, but checked only to find out some scam company I'd never heard of had put an auto renewing £120 charge on my account.
I managed to get a chargeback and I know these scams are hard to combat but a quick Google found hundreds of complaints, going back several years, on Paypal's own forums about the same company doing the same thing. With no response, or action, from Paypal.
Now if I was more suspicious I might wonder if Paypal do nothing about these things because they gain if the fraud works but lose nothing if it doesn't due to the time limits and barriers they put on chargebacks.
Minecraft developer kills Kickstarted Minecraft movie
Considering you can watch the minecraft documentary on youtube, officially, I don't really see Notch being some evil trademark retentive nasty.
Plus, they're asking to raise half a million quid to make a film using his IP without asking him, nuts.
Asus unveils dirt-cheap Chromebox desktops with Haswell chips
If you can stick XBMC on it I'm getting one to replace the old C2D HTPC.
Blocking BitTorrent search sites 'ineffective': Pirate Bay ban lifted for Dutch ISPs
Re: Are media companies *driving* piracy ?
I think Usenet is a good example here as it's something pirates pay to use. It shows that there is a revenue stream there if a product was offered that was as good as Usenet.
El Reg's contraptions confessional no.2: Tablet PC, CRT screen and more
Re: Model M
'I know I keep shilling them, but Unicomp bought the right to the Model M and are still making them and some minor variations, see http://pckeyboard.com/"
Unicomps are great except that they are completely destroyed with even a little spill of liquid. I went through two, one was a replacement, in about eight months due to spills during drunken gaming,
Model Ms can be washed in the dishwasher.
Cannabis can CURE CANCER - cheaply and without getting you high
Re: More chocolate teapot science?
So you are completely unaware of the legalisation of cannabis for medical use in parts of probably the most ant-drug country in the western world- America- after clinical trials as well as organic chemistry.
Forget Mars: Let's get someone on the Moon – NASA veteran
Re: monkey tennis
Rubbish, once we have harvested all those photons we can stick em in crates and launch them back to Earth via a giant slingshot.
Low gravity to massive gravity well, what can go wrong?
Aiming might be hard but with a large enough net we should be good to go.
Thought the PC market couldn't get any worse? HAH! Think again
Re: Retail flail
Dr Dre's Beats plans to drop HTC, hook up with rich mate – report
Re: racialistic
Guardian lets UK spooks trash 'Snowden files' PCs to make them feel better
Re: ""You've had your debate. There's no need to write any more.""
I'm pretty sure that a D notice is voluntary, and just an agreement not to publish, produce ect. If the Guardian didn't agree there's not much that can be done except stuff like this.
Feds BANNED from DEF CON by founder (who is Obama's cyber-expert)
While they can't stop the undercover Feds I think the implication is that the many people from three letter agancies that have been openly attending, and giving talks, since Def Con's start are no longer welcome.
Half of the fun of Def Con is it's one of the few places where poachers and gamekeepers openly mix and share ideas.
'Weev' appeals AT&T iPad hack conviction
Re: Insecure server makes it OK?
Did you also miss "Auernheimer then distributed the list of email addresses to media organisations as proof of the vulnerability, forcing AT&T to acknowledge and fix the security problem."
No, having an insecure server with your customers' details is not OK and the only way to stop this happening is to name and shame companies which don't play nice when poeple tell them so.
Creative Suite cloud lurch crushes beret-wearers' cost-slash bid
Re: Four sprung duck technique
Actually the way CS handles this isn't too bad. It phones home once a month, if it can't get through it'll tell you on launch but gives you another month to sort it out.
I'm not in favour of this, as like most users me and the places I work for tend to skip, but it's not the worst implementation of DRM about.
Wierd thing, Photoshop must be the most pirated peice of software on the planet, and it's been phoning home for yonks so DRM hasn't worked. Must be about charging us more then.
Brits on benefits: 'Dole office site only works on PCs over 10 YEARS OLD'
Re: Yes they do
You sure, genuine question, who? Last time I looked into this no one had been prosecuted although many had been threatened.
Not sure how the law is now but the DDA never really mentioned websites, rather services, it was the rather open ended and websites were only talked about by the DRC and even then it was all about an undifined best practice.
Google to offer 'same-day delivery' Amazon Prime killer - report
Yodel then
The only way I could see this being financially viable is if they use a service like Yodel, I'd rather wait two days for Royal Mail.
Tesco: Every little (effort to kill Amazon, Spotify) helps
It passed the girlfriend factor
My girlfriend loves the service. It's got a better selection the Netficks and is cheaper than Virgin on demand.
I had a look when i was around hers at the weekend and the selection is pretty damn amazing and around £2.50 for the latest films. Gawd Argo only appeared on trackers a couple of weeks ago and it's on there for a couple of quid.
While people that go to this site are quite happy with the 'cough' alternatives for the non techie population I think this will work out really well.
Why did Comet fail? Hint: It wasn't just the credit insurers
Re: A trend, not a case
I'd say John Lewis are a pretty good case of how to do it right. I bought a Samsung TV of them several years ago for not much more than it would have cost online.
Great delivery, not only turned up but rang before, offered to set it up ect. Also when it inevitably stopped working two years later due to blown caps I just rang them up, man comes to pick it up next day leaving a comparable replacement TV, and returns it fixed within a week.
Now if anyone asks for advice where to buy a TV I tell them John Lewis.
Taito's Double Dragon
Re: Elbow > *
Yup, and it's blinkin short as well when you just elbow everyone. Only problem is I only really figured this out later when I played the ST port after spending to much real moneypences getting not very far in the arcade.
Wii U disassembly reveals unusual innards
Re: i'll take a pass
Errr, while Nintendo consoles might not be the most advanced but they seem to be the best made by far. I remember seeing videos of Gamecubes and Wiis taking some pretty amazing punishment and still working.
What happened to comics for kids? Hell, what happened to COMICS?
Re: ...over-rated tat-bazaar that is Forbidden Planet
Yup, I asked me dad to take me there for ages- I was only eight - which he finally conceded to, only to be pulled out and taken home after five minutes of browsing because he thought everyone looked like a peado.
Classic game 'Elite' returns … on Kickstarter
I'd actually like them to team up with the Ooite people who have done a fantastic job with just the time on their hands.
One of the big requests is to make it MMO like which they say they can't because of engine limitations. So let Braben work on the engine and use the Oolite assets.
Agree with the comments about the longer game, I loved Oolite until I got the ship I wanted then just lost interest. Not so much cudous in being deadly anymore - I never got to Elite in the specy version - and far to many other things it fill my time.
And docking computers are for Tribbles.
Don't panic, but UK faces BLACKOUTS BY 2015
Re: Power outages have benefits, too
Having lived in a country with nightly power outs - Sri Lanka 2001/2002 I think you must be crazy - the only good thing was an added incentive to go to the pub.
China could penetrate US with new huge missile
Re: Sceptical,,.,
If they wanted to be really cheap couldn't they all jump up and down at the same time?
The problem with wireless: all those effin' wires
Re: Longer USB cables = FAIL
Err, I got two metre extenders which seem to work with everything I've ever used them for. Not saying you're wrong but just not right in my experience.
Watch out for the GIGANTIC ALIEN JELLYFISH, warns space boffin
Tell me if I'm wrong but I thought silicon couldn't form long polymers so no chance of DNA like structures made from it, hence all life being carbon based?
Microsoft sets the price for a Windows 8 upgrade at $40
Actually I have a vista laptop as my HTPC at the mo so might be interested, this can't be any worse then vista can it people?
Tell me please, not up for paying to go win 7 for this box that plays movies and nothing else but maybe I'd like better performance with win8?
Mad fan-fitted mouse keeps mitts moisture-free
And women don't wank?
Are you a hot BABE in heels and a short skirt? SCIENCE is for YOU
Re: In real life ...
As a former Chemist I would have loved to agree but the women, much like most of the men, where socially inept neck beards.
Maybe there was just less of them therefore less chance of deviation from the mean.
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as for the trash if you got a tankadin it prolly would be ideal, havn't tried it with one. If you have an aoe set you use for karabor you could use it and focus fire the lynx down cc works as well and you should split the amount of lynx betwen you and youre offtank. The Beast-tamer or whats there name is will mind-controll very regualary and afaik are not sheepable so the are anoying. There are another typ of Humanoid there as well, forget there name but they do a nasty aoe poising thing for uhm about ~1k or so i belive so you should focus them down realy quickly at least if you have two, particulary because they are sheep immune.


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[QUOTE]They didn't win in 03 or 04 because of passing prowess, so if you are arguing for better defensive players that's perfectly logical, however 1. The game sets up many more ooportunities for chunk passing yardage now then it did nearly a decade ago. With some exceptions, it's just easier to move the football down the field throwing it than it is running. 2. The talent outside the hashes in 2004 was superior to their current group. The guys on the outside either don't get it (Chad) or can't run (Branch). They have a grand total of zero players who can separate from man coverage in the intermediate or deep part of the route tree....so why on earth would Tom throw there? Rewatch any game from this past season, the separation on the outside is marginal at best. They lack size as well, Ocho has good height but even in his prime he never played tall. 3. And the Pats didn't lose the superbowl because they threw it too much, they lost because they didn't execute at a high level, and lost badly at the line of scrimmage. Outside of Light, the entire line got whipped pretty good by the Giants. If you are losing 1 on 1 battles up front, the playcalling becomes largely irrelevant.
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Tallinn, Estonia, June 20, 2006--The United Methodist Theological Seminary located in Tallin this year graduated its largest call in its 12 year history.
Twenty three students received diplomas in theology in the school known as the Baltic Methodist Seminary because it prepares people for ministry mostly for all the Baltic region in Northern Europe.
The graduates included Estonians, Russians, three Lvtvians, and one person from Ukraine.
Many of the graduates will entire the pastoral ministry. Other will will teach religion in public schools, and some will become missionaries, notably in Siberia.
Ilze Paukshe, daughter of a distrcit superintendent in Latvia, will continue to tend a church she planted in Jelgava, Latvia, while a student in Tallin.
The large class resulted from a combination of strong financial support and strong prayers among Baltic Methodists. Janis Grunte, also from Latvia, expressed the students' gratitude toward the sponsors during the graduation ceremony. "Even though some of us have never seen your faces we know that you have made this possible for us!"
The Baltic Methodist Seminary has emerted as an international institution with its multi-national, multi-language character. There were 157 students enrolled in the 2005-2006 academic years, including both residential and and distant study students. They were from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and speak a number of different languages.
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'Small' upheaval at McAfee, not many fired
Intel-owned security firm McAfee is planning to lay off some of its 7,000-strong global workforce, a company spokesman in the US has said. The No 2 maker of antivirus software would not give any further details about the planned redundancies, only admitting that a "small percentage" of staff would be axed. The US spokesman …
"With interest in traditional personal computers waning worldwide, software firms that offer desktop protection against malware are suffering."
This seems to be a bit of a leaping to conclusions. Might not the fact that both McAfee and Symantec's offerings are crap (and killed on sight by many PC techs) also be a factor?
God, I know for a fact that I just remove stuff like that from machines, even if it comes bundled, on first sight. And when people ask "Is there something cheaper to renew each year?" I go out of my way to put them on better and usually free AV and get rid of whatever they have.
I work in a school. The other week, I got my usual email that I get from my systems, which lists the domains of websites that people have visited using the school systems that week. We list it by number of visits, so the top one is more frequent and the bottom one, some several thousand entries down, is usually single IP's or CDN's. I spotted a update.mcafee.com URL in there, right at the bottom. God, I nearly had a heart attack. Had to go track the machine down and flush it out. Turned out to be an ancient laptop that someone had found from somewhere.
To be honest, personal software firewalls / AV etc. are more than catered for by freeware. And as I like to point out to people, I've never seen a paid-for AV spot anything that a free one didn't, or clean it up any better (if at all!), and in fact VirusTotal will show you that for any file just about 70% of all antivirus packages out there will totally miss it.
The difference is, it's a real nightmare to stop Symantec / McAfee software running and get it off the PC when you do need to and it bugs the hell out of you. And, of course, they expect you to pay for it at some point.
I don't think interest in traditional PC's is waning worldwide, and I certainly don't think that anti-malware writers are suffering because of that even if it is. They're suffering because people are slowly realising that they are nothing but a miner's canary anyway, cost the earth, bug the hell out of you, stick to machines and won't let go, and slow the machine down by ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE.
So true
The amount of issues we have with McCrap software running on pcs in unreal. Bloated system hogs.
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I occasionally get the odd computer in that has so many viruses that it's stopped working and it's been my SOP for many years:
Step 1- Get off the net
Step 2- Uninstall anything by McAffee or Symantec
Step 3- Terminate the more obviously distressing running processes, services and startup entries
Step 4- Install security software you like (obviously this varies from tech to tech...I go with Avira, Winpatrol, PC Tools firewall, Malwarebytes and Spybot)
Step 5- Update and scan all the things
Step 6- If there's still anything nasty in there, get the heavy lifting kit out.
Step 7- Receive applause and money from grateful client
Step 8- Off to the pub with ill-gotten gains*
* NOTE: If it's a netbook with a decent battery life, the whole process can be done from the pub, if you have a pre-prepared USB stick full of tools and wifi at the pub.
Re: So true
But McAfee is LESS THAN HALF PRICE from Argos - it's a bargain!
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"* NOTE: If it's a netbook with a decent battery life, the whole process can be done from the pub, if you have a pre-prepared USB stick full of tools and wifi at the pub."
And if ever people wondered why I get paranoid about not plugging into public Wifi, there's your answer.
Re: So true
There's no way to be certain you've cleaned a malware infested PC. The only way to be certain is to delete the partitions and boot sector, and reinstall the o/s from scratch. Then service pack it off-line, enable the o/s firewall, and then the moment it's connected to the net, do a Windows Update.
Immediately thereafter, install a decent AV product (such as AVG Free) and update the definitions.
Only at this point should you connect to any other website or open any previously saved documents/files/pictures.
This is NOT an over-reaction. To reiterate - you cannot clean all malware once you've been infected, even with tools like malwarebytes/spybot. Most of the really nasty ones are more than capable of hiding from them and the o/s and reinfecting the machine at whim.
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>And if ever people wondered why I get paranoid about not plugging into public Wifi, there's your answer.
As far as I know, most malware goes directly to it's controller...I don't know of any that sidejack.
>There's no way to be certain you've cleaned a malware infested PC. The only way to be certain is to delete the >partitions and boot sector, and reinstall the o/s from scratch.
Good point. If there's a rootkit, you're pretty well hosed. You can, of course, use wireshark to see what the machine is broadcasting; but you'd have to watch it for quite a while to be sure. Formatting/partitions/boot sector is by far the better choice. But sometimes you have to get into the machine to save what data you can.
McAfee used to be a pretty decent AV system a few years back - it was fairly nippy and didn't ask for too much in the way of system resources to run. These days, it seems to have become a rather bloated monster, like Norton. Maybe by trimming some of the fat from their personnel, some of the fat may be trimmed from the software too. Although it's never cool to see a hard working person lose their job. =/
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but really, which one of them HASN'T become bloated beyond recognition? 100 Mb and more of an install exe is the "norm" nowaday. And then you see all those "extra features", with a promise of a "total" (yeah, right) online protection. Would it be that they can't improve the core of their business, i.e. virus detection rates? Nosir, it's because the nature of the modern threat has diversified, blah, blah, blah, so we provide the blah blah blah our customers want. No, wait, this was a justification of why we get crappy tv, right? :(
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MS Essentials seems OK. In my experience most end users trust it more than other "free" products just because it comes straight from MS download/win update, this seems to put it on par with pay products in their minds (overcomes the "must be better because it cost so much" syndrome).
My annual subscription for 4 home PCs is up for renewal in November.
I have already begun uninstalling in order to switch to AVG free,
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I haven't checked the latest AVG version, but after running it for some years abandoned it because it had become a bloatdog. Not as bad as McAffee and the like, but nothing like the lean beast it had been - slowed the machine, nagged to upgrade, and too large an install for my comfort. I'd suggest sticking with MSE, although YMMV.
Triple whammy
They are probably being squeezed from three directions now. Yes, people are putting more of their money into non-PC devices (tablets etc) these days, but the fact their products are both expensive and crap will eat into sales too (particularly with even Microsoft leaping on the 'free AV' bandwagon).
Thirdly I imagine BYOD-type trends will be eroding their sales further; my own university just renewed McAwful, but it was a close-run thing this time. The contract allows staff and students to install it on their own machines too, but I'm quite sure that option is less popular than it used to be.
I'm working at a place where the corporate decision was to use McAfee - and added to that, they are using an intrusion prevention software (on each host). The amount of time that is wasted every day because of the poor system performance amounts to about 30 hours just for the one site just on startup every morning.
I stopped using it at my last place 5 years ago - and it's not got any better in the mean time, if anything it seem to be worse. Truly awful product.
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Which is why it is known as McCRAPAfee.
I assume this has to do with...
Intel's "great" idea to bake "security" on a chip. According to the Intel chick from our latest junkit, the next wave of Intel chips will come complete with all the greatness that is McAfee backed right on to the chip. It will in her words "revolutionize" how we think of security.
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McAfee baked on the chip? Soo it's got 1024 cores and clocks 10 THz?
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"Revolutionise how we think of security?"
It will make people think of AMD.
I would...
... rather have a virus than install McCrappy or Nortbomb.
It would be easier to resolve and remove.
Free AV abounds and a Windows 7 firewall suffices.
Microsoft Security Essentials, AVG, and Anti-Vir are all capable replacements.
Good grief I have just scrolled most of the way through a Windows userfest
Why oh why do people do that?
Intel paid how much?...........
..........$7.7bn for McCRAPAfee!!!! - I could have saved them the money in my role as IT Business Consultant and advised them not to pay more than a Fiver (and I am not talking Billions or Millions!).
And, yes agreed fellow commentards, AVG anti-virus IS the dog's b*****ks.
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What is the difference between polenta and grits?
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- Analisas mom Jan 10, 2009 09:02 AM
These seem to be almost the same to me. Can someone explain what makes them different? I made Cheese grits the other night and after they cooled down they seemed to be exactly like polenta.
For many purposes they are the same, sometimes with just different flavorings (cheddar v. parama etc).
Potentially there are more differences. Apparently the preferred corn in the American South for grits is different than the preferred corn in Italy. One's flint, the other dent, or v.v. You might have to order your corn from Anson Mills to get a choice as to the type.
Some grits may be hominy grits - that is, lye treated corn that is ground to the coarse meal stage.
Alton Brown did a show playing on the difference and similarity of the two
How about the difference between grits and cornmeal mush? Is the mush just the northerner's term?
Some might claim there's a difference in grind, coarse v. fine. But that comes down to a preference in texture, which may vary as much with in the culture as between them.
Another point, polenta, in Italy may be made with other grains and flour. The term was in use long before they got corn.
re: paulj
As paulj says, grits and polenta are ideally made from different types of corn.
Most people may not notice the difference unless you grew up eating one or the other and compare them side by side. If you're a confirmed grits-eater, you can tell the difference when you get real serious polenta - like the good stuff from Anson Mills.
This is the difference as copied from Anson Mills' website:
"Dent or Flint?
Corn is classified by the type of starch (endosperm) in its kernels. The premier mill corn of the American South, known as dent (the name derives from the dent that forms on the top of each kernel as it dries), has a relatively soft, starchy center. Dent corn makes easy work of milling--it also makes phenomenal grits.
"Flint corn, by contrast, has a hard, starchy endosperm and produces grittier, more granular meal that offers an outstanding mouthfeel when cooked. One type of American flint--indigenous to the Northeast--was, and remains, the traditional choice for Johnny cakes.
In Italy, flint has been the preeminent polenta corn since the 16th century when Spanish and Portuguese treasure hunters brought Caribbean flint to the Piedmont on ships."
The first corn was taken to Italy in the hold of ships to hide gold and other treasures from pirates on the high seas. However there were famines and the people used it for food. Finding that they liked it, they began to cultivate it in Italy and another New World crop became part of Italian cuisine.
re: paulj
Cornmeal mush is also made from the Northern kind of cornmeal, typically yellow. Polenta and mush are virtually the same thing, and often eaten in much the same way, though fried mush is usually served with syrup or honey, seldom with a savory sauce. I never cared for fried mush with sweet toppings, but I love fried polenta with a spicy tomato sauce.
I had always assumed that grits were always made from hominy, and was disappointed in the more "corny" flavor of the Anson Mills kind I got (for lots of $$) from Surfas in Culver City. I just like that alkaline "whang" you get from hominy; the cheap supermarket Alber's quick grits (NOT instant!!) have that, so I'll stick with those for a while.
re: Will Owen
Alber's is my reference point for grits as well. And it is consistent with my limited experience with restaurant grits.
More often than not, quick grits are what I make for breakfast when camping, while yellow polenta is prepared at home for dinner (such as with the batch of peposo that I made last week). I suppose the cooking time has a lot to do with the choice.
re: Will Owen
Where can I buy real Hominy Grits? All I ever see is the cornmeal version!
re: jack Lawson
Where do you live? I bought it in the supermarkets in Nashville, and I do the same in SoCal, the main difference being that Aunt Jemima was the most common brand there and Albers is here. Hominy grits is the standard mass-market product in the US, while the fancy stoneground corn grits is what's sold in specialty stores and on fancy-food websites.
re: jack Lawson
Look for this Jack....Very common brand in My South...Ya might wanna cook them longer than 5 minutes...20-25 would be better....Stir often.
re: Uncle Bob
long cooking grits are a lot better than quick grits IMHO!
re: Uncle Bob
"No self-respecting southerner would use instant grits."
re: wyogal
amen I am a southern woman, and grew up on grits learned how to cook them as a child. not instant no way!
re: kf4ypf
So how long do you cook yours? What brand?
re: Will Owen
Does that mean I can make polenta/mush from the same cornmeal I use for cornbread? I'm a NYer, married to a Mississipian, but neither of us are a big fan of any thing in the whole cornmeal mush/grits/polenta family. I'm curious to experiment though, mostly due to my plan to make Maxie's Shrimp & Grits (http://www.chow.com/recipes/29503-max...) , which was a recent Chow recipe of the day. It calls for non-instant yellow grits, but I was thinking of just buying some prepared polenta and maybe grilling it? But it would be fabulous if I could use the cornmeal I already have! (Indian Head brand)
re: annomy
Sure, go ahead and use that Indian Head cornmeal
re: paulj
Ok, a little followup. The Maxie's Shrimp & Grits recipe is terrific: probably quicker than the recipe indicates, though cooking's something I like to take my time over when I can; lots of ingredients, but mostly already in-house, and really, really delicious. The only downside (mostly for my spouse), is that it uses a LOT of dishes, especially once you count in the extra pan for the zucchini sautéed w/ garlic & a little Cajun spice. Thanks to this thread – and especially paulj – I braved the world of corn meal cooking. DH and I agreed that it's the perfect complement to the recipe. The creaminess of the mush/polenta went perfectly with the sauce and I'll definitely work with it again. Perhaps especially useful for my growing number of gluten-avoiding friends?
re: Will Owen
I think you nailed it though, Will. Cornmeal mush is made from regular cornmeal while grits are made from hominy, which is made by soaking corn in a weak lye solution. I don't think anyone in the South or Texas would consider grits, grits if they were made from anything but hominy.
There's yellow grits and white grits. There may be some small difference in the variety of corn, but yellow grits and polenta differ mainly in the grind, polenta being slightly coarser. Maybe I have it backward, but they are pretty much interchangeable for me. Hominy grits, or white grits, which is mostly what I grew up with in Louisiana, is made with "nixtamalized" corn (cooked in an alkaline solution before grinding, as paulj notes), just like what's used for tortillas and tamales.
The main difference between polenta and yellow grits is the preparation; if you stir yellow grits long enough you will have polenta. As for yellow vs white, the differences are subtle, although I recall way back a friend spent a few days in the the New Orleans jail (Central Lockup) and complained that they served only yellow grits. Degustibus non est disputandum.
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re: escondido123
I love them both.
Mrs. and I buy grits online from Anson Mills, and they are very different from polenta. For starters, they are much coarser, and so take a lot longer to cook. I also believe that they are made from a different corn. Finally, Anson Mills likes to brag that they let their corn for grits mature out in the field. Quite different from cornmeal, and it behaves as such.
re: gilintx
What corn meal are you comparing them to? Quaker regular grind? Bobs Red Mill coarse grits/polenta? One way to get grits is to coarsely grind corn, and then sift it. Use the coarsest part as grits, and the finer part for cornbread.
In the American South a white dent corn was popular and used for their grits and cornmeal. The Italians adopted a harder flint corn. So a discerning person might notice a difference in the mush made from a traditional Italian corn, from a mush made with a traditional Southern corn (assuming the same grind). But most of us don't have the experience to reliably make such a distinction.
re: escondido123
Are the Albers grits quick? Cook them longer than specified on the box - at least 20 minutes.
re: paulj
paulj, I wonder why you and Uncle Bob are finding it necessary to cook them for so long? Not saying it's dead wrong, but I'm quite happy with them after maybe ten minutes, plus resting time on the hot tray (because I do the grits before I start the eggs; Mr. O does NOT multi-task well).
re: Will Owen
They thicken sooner, but become smoother (having absorbed more water) with longer cooking time.
In particular if a person likes cornmeal mush (polenta) but not grits, I suspect it is because they have cooked quick grits for package time. Some people like them that way (loose, somewhat gritty), but if you want them creamy they need longer cooking.
it was a revelation to cook BRM grits for 2 hrs in a double boiler arrangement. By the end I'd added close to a 5:1 water ratio.
re: Will Owen
I can be happy with 10 minutes or so....Longer just makes them a little creamier ...You just get dem eggs ready!!! OK? :) ~~~ Then again, I love the gritty/courser texture of the stone ground I had for lunch today.....
The way I got it figured is....I jes love grits!!!! ~~~~ Pass the biscuits!
re: Uncle Bob
Yes, in any form, any time. I love both corn flavor and hominy flavor - actually grew up eating canned hominy, because it had been a childhood food of my dad's. I think Mom ate it only because we had to eat everything whether we liked it or not, and she had to go along with that, but we really liked it. So I was primed for grits, and mush I've always liked.
I did use some stone-ground whole-grain corn grits for the last batch of polenta I made, and that was superb. It was for a dish of canellini beans with black kale, and the polenta has shredded Fontina cheese stirred in. The polenta is put into each bowl and the beans and kale ladelled over. Slap-yer-Nonna good!
re: Will Owen
When the beans and cabbage (or kale) is cooked with the polenta it is called 'incatenata' - in chains.
I had Grits in 1976, when I worked for the Forest Service. I just recently had Polenta when it was served to me at a meal. They tasted the same and I couldn't detect much difference. I really didn't like either one - but I gave them a chance! Give me potatoes any old day.
re: Kelli2006
Exactly, there is ZERO difference between grits and polenta.
Hominy grits are a different animal though as those are treated with lye!
re: escondido123
Grinding hominy made sense when done with a hand mill on a subsistence farm because the treated corn was softer and easier to grind. But in commercial mills nixtamalization is just another step. It is simpler for them to just pass the whole corn through the grinding stones, and sift the results. The coarse component is sold as grits, the fine as cornmeal.
When I dug around on various mill websites, I couldn't find any that claimed to use treated corn. That's especially true for ones that stone grind, including the 'gold standard', Anson mills. A Quaker box lists ingredients as 'white hominy grits made from corn', but even there I doubt if the corn was treated.


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Star Trek: Insurrection CE (US - DVD R1)
We have lots of menu shots and a look at the deleted scenes
Starring: Patrick Stewart
Released: 7th June 2005
SRP: Around $19.99
Further Details
Paramount Home Entertainment has kindly provided us with menu shots from the new collector's edition of Star Trek: Insurrection which stars Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner. The two-disc set will be available to own from the 7th June, priced at around $19.99. As well as both English Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 Surround tracks, the set will include a text commentary by Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, multiple behind the scenes featurettes, deleted scenes, a photo gallery, trailers and more. No audio commentary will be included. We've attached the menu shots below, along with a few screengrabs from the deleted scenes. As you can tell from the low quality pics, each will be presented in non-anamorphic widescreen.
Disc One: Movie & Text Commentary
Disc Two: Bonus Material
Deleted Scenes: A Closer Look
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