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Mix ground beef, rice and salt and pepper together. Take a good spoonful of mixture and roll up in cabbage leaves. Secure with a toothpick and place in slow cooker. Continue to do this until all the mixture is gone. Add tomato juice covering the cabbage rolls. Cover and cook on high for 6-7 hours.
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Your charity or Community Amateur Sports Club (CASC) can use Charities Online to claim Gift Aid tax repayments, tax back on other income, and a top-up payment under the Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme (GASDS). Using Charities Online will make your repayments faster and easier. This guide explains the three options for claiming and will help you decide which option is best for you and your charity or CASC. You don't have to use the same method all the time, but you should only submit each claim once.
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Option 1 can be used to submit a Gift Aid repayment claim, or a top-up claim under GASDS.
The online claim form has fields you must fill in, and it automatically checks that the information has been entered in the correct format. To make claims using the online form you need to sign up to use HM Revenue & Custom's (HMRC) Online Services, and enrol for Charities Online. Find out more in the section 'Sign up and enrol for Charities Online' below.
For Gift Aid repayment claims, you can claim for up to 1,000 Gift Aid donations by completing and attaching a schedule spreadsheet to the online claim form.
If you regularly make claims on more than 1,000 donations HMRC strongly advise that you consider using option 2 as your claim will be processed quicker.
There is no limit to the number of claims you can submit. If for example your annual claim contains 6,000 donations, you can submit 6 claims online with up to 1,000 donations on each claim form.
You can also make a GASDS claim using the same online form. Charities and CASCs need to meet certain conditions in order to qualify for the Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme. There is separate guidance on how to make a claim under GASDS - see the links below.
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This option is for those who file Gift Aid claims for more than 1,000 donations, although it can also be used to make smaller claims. It can also be used to make claims under GASDS.
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On the morning of Friday, April 18, 2014, I had the pleasure of interviewing associate professor Dan Murphree from the Department of History about his prior experiences in the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) Faculty Fellows program. Dan was a Fellow during the spring 2012 semester and has since incorporated many lessons about writing assignment design and scaffolding into his courses. For these efforts, professor Murphree was awarded the first Schell Award for Innovative Writing Instruction in the Disciplines. In the abridged interview transcript that follows, he shares some of his thoughts about writing and his experiences in the Faculty Fellows program.
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Florida's new Mega Millions jackpot debuted Friday night at $190 million dollars. But, the big ticket is the Powerball with a pot up to $600 million dollars. That will be drawn Saturday night.
Every ring of the cash register, and every rip of a ticket could be the sound of a millionaire in the making. Friday, customers at RaceTrac on Martin Luther king blvd were already making generous plans on how they'll spend the largest-ever Powerball jackpot, once they win, of course.
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At the time, the Fort Myers man was just trying to make ends meet. On a whim, he and a co-worker bought just two tickets. The winning ticket, held by another local winner, was worth $47-million dollars. As promised, he split the $14-million dollar lump sum with his co-worker. "I started Batteries Plus, took the one over in Fort Myers and started three more," Fry said. "and, I started a golf tournament in Southwest Florida called the Sun Cup which we've tried to make the biggest amateur event in the world."
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Cable rear delt row: http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...arDeltRow.html
Pretty much the only thing I've been doing for my rear delts for the past few months and I can notice a difference.
Best lifts: 615/475/660, Raw w/ Wraps
Just throw in a couple sets of bent over laterals once a a week. Continue to get stronger and you will see results
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Deads, any rows, and weighted chin-ups. Worked for me, good luck.
Pure water, i tried to respond to your pm.but since i only have 2 posts.it wouldn't let me. But, to answer your question. Yes, that's all i did.
You probably sit at a desk or computer at home a lot. To correct the shoulders being forward you need to stretch the chest often, and at the same time need to be strengthening your shoulder blades so they will gradually pull your shoulders back in place. Sitting at a computer a lot pulls the shoulders forward while the chest muscle continues to tighten up which continues to pull the shoulders forward. At the same time, the shoulder blades are continuing to STRETCH and getting loose and weak.
It's the same thing with your hips. Sitting too much without proper posture causes the lower back muscles to bow downward, forcing the hip bones back. At the same time, the quads and hips are getting very tight while the lower back continues to get loose and weak. To get the hips tilting forward as they should, one would need to sit straight up with shoulders back as much as possible. It takes some time, but you can get up to 6 hours or more a day sitting correctly. The first few days are TERRIBLE. You'll also need a foam wedge or other posture device to keep pressure on the hips going the right direction. At the same time, you need the quads and hips to be stretched and ever-loosening to allow the hips to come forward.
Not saying you have lower back posture problems as well, but I'm betting you probably do. I've been working on this for over a year. It takes a long time to fix, but it took a long time to screw up too. In my case, it was 10 years and couting flying a desk all day.
Every time I lift, I make sure to stretch my chest and shoulders extensively. I also do a fair amount of static holds with a dumbbell in the bent over row position. That's how I was taught to strengthen the shoulder blades (in physical therapy). I'm also doing shrugs in every workout to get some more strength from the traps.
Hope that helps. I have the same HUGE front delts, and they really interfere with some of my lifts. I'm avoiding working them as much as possible for now.
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I doubt it's the best way to emphasize them, probably the ones with worse leverage do that better, but strong scapular retractors make a great base for doing rear delt training so it doesn't hurt to beef them up with some exercises that hit them harder.
Besides flies, you can also practise hyperextending the shoulders, the posterior delt does more of this since the lats are overactively insufficient, and actually I think the lats turn into shoulder flexors or something weird like that when you bring the arms behind the body. The post delt and long head of triceps can continue to hyperextend since they pull up to a higher anchor (scapulae) rather than to the spine which is so low.
You can hold the elbow back isometrically for something like triceps kickbacks, or simply do straight-elbow hyperextensions in which case the tricep is working isometrically at the elbow joint and the rear delts are in motion. Though technically only 2 heads of the tricep are isometric, the long head is still shortening since it pulling the ulna (and the humerus with it) towards its scapular attachment.


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VATICAN CITY (AP) -- A Vatican court on Saturday convicted a Holy See computer technician of helping the former papal butler in the embarrassing leak of confidential papal documents and gave him a two-month suspended sentence in the last trial in the scandal.
Claudio Sciarpelletti, a 48-year-old Italian who is a computer program analyst in the Vatican's Secretariat of State, testified that he had played no role in helping to leak the documents, which later formed the core of an Italian journalist's book alleging corruption in high ranks of the Vatican bureaucracy.
Last month, Paolo Gabriele, who served Pope Benedict XVI his meals and helped him dress for ceremonies, was convicted in a separate trial for the theft of the documents from the papal apartment and is serving an 18-month prison sentence in Vatican City.
Gabriele and Sciarpelletti are the only Vatican employees to be formally investigated in the case, which distressed the pope, embarrassed the Vatican hierarchy and left many wondering about the competence of the Holy See's security apparatus.
Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi told reporters after the verdict that the probe into the leak "isn't closed," but gave no indication of whether any other suspects existed. Lombardi said it was unclear if Sciarpelletti will keep his Vatican job. The defendant was ordered to pay court costs of a few thousand dollars, Lombardi said.
Sciarpelletti was convicted of aiding and abetting Gabriele by giving conflicting statements to Vatican investigators about an envelope found in his desk, addressed to Gabriele.
Judge Giuseppe Dalla Torre cited Sciarpelletti's long years of service at the Vatican while suspending the sentence and ordering the criminal conviction not to appear on his record. The judge, a layman, said the court concluded that Sciarpelletti had helped Gabriele "elude the investigations of the authorities" at the Vatican.
At the start of Saturday's proceeding, the Vatican prosecutor sought conviction and a four-month sentence, which the court agreed with. But in announcing the sentence it immediately shaved two months off it to reflect Sciarpelletti's Vatican employment "service and lack of criminal record."
The verdict, following just over an hour of deliberation, was rendered "in the name of Pope Benedict XVI," Dalla Torre said.
Sciarpelletti looked crestfallen when he heard the verdict, then embraced his wife in the courtroom, according to a pool of reporters chosen by fellow journalists. Gabriele lives in Vatican City, but Sciarpelletti and his family live in Rome.
Both sides in the Sciarpelletti case have three days to appeal. Defense lawyer Gianluca Benedetti indicated that he would appeal.
Vatican investigators found the sealed envelope addressed to "P.Gabriele" and containing documents in Sciarpelletti's office desk. The prosecutor himself confirmed Benedetti's assertion that the envelope held documents "irrelevant, of zero value."
Gabriele, in court this time as a witness, described himself as a friend of the computer technician. During his own trial, the butler said he was concerned that Benedict wasn't being informed of the "evil and corruption" in the Vatican.
Gabriele testified he would give Sciarpelletti "many things" he had read on the Internet, along with copies of the pope's speeches and church teachings, but contended he never gave him official documents.
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Reverse Wave Player
The perks of a portable app
This utility is portable and therefore, it means that you are not required to go through an installation process. In turn, you can copy the program files to a removable storage unit (e.g. USB flash drive) in order to take it anywhere with you and run it on any computer you are granted access to.
In addition to that, you should know it is not going to update the Windows registry and hard drive with new entries without your permission (as installers usually do), and no leftovers will remain on the disk after its removal.
Clear-cut interface to upload WAV files
You come face to face with a GUI which can only be described as minimal and clean. Moreover, all types of users, be they beginners or highly experienced, can learn how to find their way around it, without encountering any kind of issues.
This program enables you to upload only WAV files (44 kHz), using a built-in file browser, as the "drag and drop" function. Once the item has been added, it is going to start playing the audio track in reverse. No other notable options are integrated.
The CPU and memory usage is low at all times, meaning that the system's performance is not going to be affected in any way, and you can run it next to any other app, without facing problems. The response time is good and the interface is suitable to all. Nonetheless, it lacks many options other similar app enclose and it does not always behave properly.
All in all, Reverse Wave Player is a pretty decent piece of software, dedicated to novice users which does what it advertises.
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The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said in a statement Friday that its experts in Syria also have verified the destruction of parts of buildings at weapons production facilities.
The latest destruction work was near the city of Homs. The OPCW says the sites, "had remained inaccessible for some time due to security reasons."
The joint United Nations-OPCW team in Syria aims to remove the most toxic chemicals from Syria by the end of the year for destruction at sea and destroy the entire program by mid-2014.
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Date published: 2014-10-05 Rated 5 out of 5 by beccaanne513 from Amazing Coverage I've been looking for a brush like this for a long time! It's really like weight, easy to use, and love how cheap it was.Pros: Great coverage, got a nice even coverage all over my faceCons: if you don't clean it after some time, it will make your face feel heavy full of foundation and product. It will leave streaks too on your face without proper cleaning.So, remember to clean it at least once a week, depending on how often you use it. Date published: 2014-09-29 Rated 5 out of 5 by darkfairie01 from great brush very soft love how it feels when putting on my makeup. Date published: 2014-09-25 Rated 5 out of 5 by MzMeyer from Great brush! This is perfect for applying and blending high-pigment blush, especially in the cream or liquid forms. 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For $3 I'm not that sad. It does it's job ok, just isn't pleasant to use for my face. I'll probably replace it with another eventually and toss it in with my art supplies. Date published: 2014-08-30 Rated 5 out of 5 by Eljay from GREAT PRODUCT!!! This baby just rocks!!! Worth every penny and more! Such a multi-tasking brush for : concealer, highlighter, fall-offs, cream & powder brush, bronzer & even for a quick liquid or cream foundation. I bought 5, just in case e.l.f decides to discontinue it. Buy this baby, you won't be sorry! Date published: 2014-08-25 Rated 1 out of 5 by Kittengirl from Sheds!! While this is only 3 dollars, I would have rather saved the money and put it towards something of better quality. Sheds each and every time I've tried to use it. In my opinion, it is useless for stippling. While waiting for a new set of brushes to get delivered from Sephora, I've managed to make it work somewhat for applying a highlighter. Maybe this was the one brush out of them all that is terrible quality... I am usually pleased with ELF brushes for the price, but was very, very disappointed by this stippling brush. Date published: 2014-08-20 Rated 5 out of 5 by Worthy96 from It Works! Since it is just a brush, I'm not sure how much detail I can go into. It isn't super dense, but it is good for applying blush, especially liquid blush! I also use it for my highlighter. It gives a very nice and natural appearance. I definitely expected it to be more dense, but it is soft and sturdy. Overall, very impressed, especially for the price. It hasn't shed on me at all, which is awesome. Date published: 2014-08-18 Rated 4 out of 5 by abibee from Great, but inconsistent I don't usually wear makeup, so when I do, it's important that it looks natural and doesn't look and feel like a mask. I use this brush to blend foundation and concealer over my discolorations and it does a great job of doing so. I own three of these brushes and bought them all in a single order. My only issue with it is that the length of the bristles varies a little between the brushes and that some of the brushes feel softer than others. Still, at this price, you can't really complain.Pros: cost, effectiveness. Cons: inconsistent. Date published: 2014-08-13 Rated 5 out of 5 by yaya0812 from AWESOME This brush is awesome for cream products. Have washed over and over never has sheered. Date published: 2014-08-07 Rated 5 out of 5 by maritzasoto41 from another amazing brush! love this brush makes the pigmentation of the product come more alive and makes everything blend so easily. and its very soft. Date published: 2014-08-06 Rated 5 out of 5 by Christian2213 from great for everything! I bought this as a little brush for highlighting and I discovered it is great for so much more! I used this for foundation and I loved it! It was also great for concealer. It is soft and easy to use. It blends cream/liquid products flawlessly. I definitely recommend for foundation. It is also good for blush. I haven't yet got the regular stipple brush but I think that would be amazing for foundation also. Date published: 2014-07-25 Rated 4 out of 5 by hbishop17 from I bought this brush about a year ago at a local store and love using it for multiple things. Then during the birthday sale I decided to get another one. The one I ordered online is different than the one I purchased a year ago. The new one is larger and the bristles feel a little different. I haven't washed or used the new one yet but I'm sure it will apply product just as nice as the old one. Date published: 2014-07-23 Rated 5 out of 5 by Kalz from This is the perfect brush for applying highlight and cream blush. The bristle length is also much better than high end small stipplers. Date published: 2014-07-16 Rated 5 out of 5 by mhdc from Great bush Great brush overall! I bought one for my sister and another for myself. Its bristles are not as soft as my Real Techniques brushes, but overall it has very dense bristles that makes it great for blending in foundation or concealer...I believe this will be great for applying cream blushes as well. Great brush, I highly recommend it if you are hesitating to purchase it. Date published: 2014-07-13 Rated 5 out of 5 by Paola from Amazing brush! I've never used a brush for my foundation, I've always just used my fingers and buying this brush is the best thing I have ever brought from ELF. It gives almost an airbrushed finish. I will definitely buy this again! Date published: 2014-07-13 Rated 5 out of 5 by mackii from Love this brush! I never used a stipple brush before until I discovered elf so I thought why not, at these prices I can afford to experiment. I use the large stipple everyday to put on my foundation and use this small stipple for cream or liquid blushes. It's is soft but really does the job, quickly, easily and looks professional. Bought the travel stipple set but for some reason the small stipple was very stiff, so I would just stick with this one, it's not much bigger than travel size. Date published: 2014-07-08 Rated 5 out of 5 by GenieBustos16 from Must have!!! I bought this a few weeks ago at Target and I must say this went above and beyond my expectations, even after seeing emilynoel83's constant ravings. It washes well, looks sleek and elegant, doesn't shed, and it actually stipples. Many "stippling" brushes don't stipple because many people don't actually know how. Stippling is basically just applying the product that is only on the white bristles onto the area of application by tapping or patting, not swirling or buffing. It creates sheerer(or sometimes buildable) and flawless coverage, great for heavily pigmented products. It is small, great for cheeks and highlighting. It's perhaps a bit smaller than a quarter and the size from bristles to top of handle is about an inch longer than a can of soda. It really stipples without disturbing the product underneath. If you like smaller brushes for foundation you can also stipple foundation on or stipple your whole face after applying for a great finish. I sometimes use it to set prroduct very lightly with powder on concentrated areas or to sheerly apply a color corrector under my eyes. It has so many uses. I would buy this brush for $50 but I'm glad that it's only at 3. I do recommend if possible to see it in store because some brushes are a bit too squished in the packaging. Looking at it up close, there isn't a clear cut line of white bristles or black bristlea, but I don't mind. People who I do makeup on think it's an expensive brush and I love telling them how cheap and great elf brushes are. The bristles are also quite comfortable and non-scratchy. Obviously, you do need a brush roll to travel with this. It dries quickly and doesn't loose it's shape even without fancy brush guards(though I do dry them bristles down). Date published: 2014-07-08 Rated 1 out of 5 by Mimimua from Terrible quality. Fell apart. The one star is for size and shape, or else it would be 0 stars. I'm a special fx makeup artist and bought these with cream based makeup that would stain my more expensive brushes. I Didn't expect them to be too of the line, but I did expect more than one use before having them entirely fall apart.on one the hairs came out entirely, and the other the ferrul came right off the handle. I have other ELF brushes (for years) that have been awesome, but these were a complete fail. Date published: 2014-07-07 Rated 5 out of 5 by crdbaby from so soft I brought this brush about a month ago at my local Walmart. I had never seen it before so I had to try it. It is so soft. I use it for my face powder several times and I also used it for translucent powered as well and its amazing. I so plan to buy the larger one asap Date published: 2014-07-04 Rated 3 out of 5 by YYaWannaNO from Meh I had higher expectations of this brush. Honestly the flat powder brush does a WAY better job of applying blush than this thing. Not that it's a bad brush, it's just not a necessary brush. I did try it as a way of stippling on foundation and it does a pretty good job at that, but since it's so small it took forever. On those days when I wear concealer, this might be a good brush to use, other than that, I wouldn't bother. Buy the flat powder brush instead. Date published: 2014-07-01 Rated 5 out of 5 by shmur from Perfection This brush is SO much better than the regular elf stipple brush. This brush is PERFECT for putting on your foundation. It applies really smoothly and evenly and is a MUST buy. Date published: 2014-06-23 Rated 4 out of 5 by Dearlilianaoninstagram from Perfect for a low quality brush and low cost. I used this brush to apply my foundation and concealer daily not knowing there was a bigger stippling brush by elf, but I must say it was a good investment. Doesn't shed, leaves foundation with a flawless coverage it grabs more than enough and apply sit evenly. If there's anyway to save product and time it was this kind of brush. If I could attach some pictures of the way it applied so well onto I face I would. Def the way to go if you're not trying to spend a ton on brushes. The only defect it had was that over time the handle to the metal part will loosen up and worry me that it'd detach if I kept using it but that didn't happen until later in the year. Date published: 2014-06-17 Rated 5 out of 5 by Fer18 from Just love it I want this brush for my concelar , but i wana try with my foundation and its really amazing, its my new favorite foundation brush. 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Hiv from sharing a razor thank you for your time!Hi 5 years ago i was visiting my grandparents i stayed over the night and in the morning heard my grandfather getting up and getting ready to go out. About a hour after that got up and decided to shave since i didnt have any of my shaving equipment...
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Accidental shared razorI was on vacation and shared the hotel room with one of my old friend who is "bi-sexual".... Read more »
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For those in LA - Broguiere's Eggnog makes the weirdest ice cream I've ever seen
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- Mr. Taster Dec 20, 2005 05:58 PM
Holy weirdness.
After hearing so much about how delicious the handmade eggnog at Broguiere's is (the local, family run Los Angeles dairy), I had to try some.
It is sold in old-fashioned glass milk bottles and is deeply golden in color, quite viscous (like a thick milkshake) with a wonderful rich flavor.
I knew I had to turn it into ice cream.
In goes the bottle into the ice cream maker.... also a few shakes of some dark rum and bourbon.
Waiting... freezing...
But the eggnog is not turning into ice cream the way I expected. It is thickening, turning king of gooey, not silky like I usually get.
After a good 25 minutes in the mixer, I figure it's as frozen as it's gonna get. I put it in the freezer to firm.
The next morning I was greeted with a product not entirely unlike cold cake batter. It was so gooey that you could submerge a spoon and lift strings of ice cream a good foot and a half long. The texture in your mouth, however, was thick, dense, heavenly eggnoggy goodness. And oddly enough, if you bit into it instead of letting it dissolve, it was a little chewy.
It's the oddest thing that's ever come out of my ice cream maker (and this from someone who has made avocado and chile gelato).
Does anyone have any idea why this would have happened? My only clue is the intense golden color of the eggnog-- I am wondering if they use so many eggs in the mix that the gooeyness comes from saturation of egg proteins. There are no artificial colors in the ingredients list.
Any suggestions, eggnog hounds?
Mr. Taster
OMG, I had ice cream like that at an Indonesian restaurant in San Francisco this weekend. My boyfriend and I spent twenty minutes trying to analyze the bizarre qualities of a bowl of boring looking vanilla bean ice cream. It stretched like cheese!
We thought it was sweetened condensed milk or something, but it was deeeeeeelicious.
I'm going to have to try pouring egg nog into my machine and reporting back on what happens.
re: nooodles
Keep in mind, this is the 3rd "recipe" for eggnog ice cream that I've tried, and previous attempts ended up *nothing* like this. So far I've only been able to determine that this phenomenon is specific to Broguiere's.
Mr. Taster
re: Mr. Taster
Where in LA can I get this? Do I have to find their farm or can I go to a Vons? Maybe I'll make my sisters go in the garage and dig out their ice cream machine when I'm south for the holidays.
re: nooodles
I've seen it at Albertson's and Vons near me. Just look for the oldfashioned style glass milk bottle.
re: wendy8869
My husband just got a bottle from How's.
re: nooodles
Broguiere's is available at certain markets, but the eggnog is very hard to find as it is seasonal and made in relatively small batches. The only way to guarantee you'll get a bottle is to head out to Montebello.
Mr. Taster
re: Mr. Taster
Gelson's in Pasadena had it the other day for $5.99, I believe (same price Mr. T gave on the LA Board for Ralphs)...so if you're coming here from some distance away you might just as well go to 505 S. Maple in Montebello for it. Thomas Guide p. 676 B4...(thanks, Mr. T!)
re: Mr. Taster
I've started a thread on the L.A. board on where to find it.
re: nooodles
This thread makes it clear what a Chowhound is. With Broguiere's Egg Nog we have the best possible of all possible Egg Nogs BUT a Chowhound wants something more. Well, I admit I do get out my nutmeg grinder and add some fresh ground Nutmeg to a tall glass. Anyway here is a list of past post that tell a tale of who sells Broguiere's products. I go to the dairy just like when I was a kid. I still buy a glass quart of Chocolate Milk and drink it from the bottle and it is gone before the first traffic light. Also, at the dairy you have a better selection of collector bottles. Two weeks ago a empty Huell Howser bottle sold for $8.00 -- ebay.
Broguiere's Farm Fresh Dairy (Very Cool old Drive thru Dairy with Milk in old-time Glass quarts and half-gallon bottles, Must try the chocolate Milk in glass bottles also Egg Nog)
505 S Maple Ave
Montebello, CA 90640-5404
7am to 7pm Mon. to Fri.
7am to 6pm on Sat
8am to 2pm on Sun.
Egg Nog, $2,99 qt. plus $1 deposit on the bottle.
Chocolate Milk, $2.45 qt. plus $1 deposit on the bottle
Homo Milk, $0.94 qt. plus $1 deposit on the bottle
Homo Milk $1.45 ½ gal., plus $1.50 deposit on the bottle
(323) 726-0524
One block South of Olympic almost on the Rail Road Tracks. North of Washington Blvd. About five blocks)
Broguiere's discussion, Chowhound 12/1/05 Places to buy Egg Nog
Broguiere's discussion, Chowhound 11/25/05 Places to buy Egg Nog
Empty Broguiere's bottle
P.S. No artificial thickeners in the ingredients either.... just milk, cream, egg yolks, spices, sugar and (inexplicably, and unfortunately) artificial flavor.
Mr. Taster
I wondered about this myself, but don't have an ice cream machine. Thanks for testing this out, Mr. T
Here's a photo of Brogueire's eggnog, taken at my local Gelson's market. Yes, I'm that guy taking pictures of food at the supermarket. Say hi :)
No way! Succumbing to massive peer pressure from the LA board, I bought and tasted Broguiere's eggnog last week and reacted *exactly* as you did--I really wanted to dump a bottle of it along with a little dark rum into an ice-cream maker and wait for the magic to happen. Obviously, great minds think alike ! (Ha ha!)
If I had any idea where my ice-cream maker was, I would have been able to run a parallel experiment. I have no idea what would account for the "stringy" texture of your ice cream--too much booze or sugar in ice cream mixes can inhibit freezing, but I don't think they would make the ice cream "stringy". At least the final product, though weird, tasted good!
re: Hungry1
Me three on the wanting to make eggnog ice cream from tasting Broquieres. Since I don't have the freezer space at the moment, I satisfied the urge by drinking it very cold with really a lot of brandy.
I've been thinking about trying to freeze Broguiere's egg nog, too. I think the reason it didn't "set" is that you put the alcohol in it right from the get-go. Remember, alcohol will lower the freezing point of the mix.
I would freeze the egg nog, then add the booze at the very, very end. I'd only add a very little. If you want a "spikier" dessert, add some rum or whatever to each serving of the ice cream.
Hi Mr. Taster,
I've yet to read the other responses to your ice cream experience. My first thought regards your definition of a "shake" of rum and/or bourbon. Too much alcohol will inhibit freezing.
Coincidentally today I made a "from scratch" ice cream batter that consisted of 5 yolks, 2 cups heavy cream, 1 cup whole milk, almost a cup of sugar, and a pinch of salt. This is my standard batter, and from there I go a little wild with flavors. After googling "eggnog" ice cream, I decided to add 1 tsp. of grated nutmeg to my batter, and 3 oz. of rum. I used Meyers's, and I am crossing fingers regarding if this amount of rum will let the ice cream freeze to a scoopable consistency.
Wish me luck!
Fascinating, Mr. Taster! I'm very intrigued by what you described, although I have no clear answers for you.
Here's my thought process FWIW: What you describe sorta sounds similar to taffy to me, except in ice cream form. Pulling taffy incorporates air which gives it that chewy and ropey texture. 25 min. in your ice cream maker probably incorporated a decent amount of air even though it may not have solidified or visibly expanded much.
I googled some pulled taffy recipes and it seems that corn syrup is a common ingredient. Are you sure that this brand doesn't contain some sort of corn syrup or thickening agent/gum? Sounds like incredibly thick and velvety mouthfeel, which might just be from eggs and cream but I dunno...
PS. I'll have to try some egg nog ice cream experiments soon!
re: Carb Lover
Did you see my previous attempt at homemade eggnog ice cream? It was deeeelish! (see link below)
As for the weirdo texture, I listed the nog's ingredients as they appear on the cap... with one quirky exception:
Homogenized pasteurized milk, cream egg yolk, nutmeg, spices, artificial flavors and sugar
(it stings me every time I type "artificial flavors")
Now I **assumed** that they simply forgot the comma between the "cream" and "egg yolk" ingredients, unless "cream egg yolk" is some sort of weird industrial egg-like thickener. Otherwise, this seems like a pretty standard ingredients list for eggnog.
Because of the intense golden color (and lack of "artificial color" as an ingredient), I can only assume that they load it with eggs. My recipe goes relatively light on eggs.
As for the alcohol, for comparitive purposes I used a LOT more alcohol in my homemade ice cream recipe, added before putting into the mixture. The color was a much more pale yellow, and the texture was more along the lines of what I expect when I alcoholize ice cream (which is to say that it stays somewhat liquid in the freezer core). This was ooey-gooey-gluey after about 10 minutes, and got even more weirdly sticky as mixing time went on.
I think maybe I'll double the eggs in my eggnog recipe just to see how the end results differ. Have you ever egg-loaded an ice cream recipe? What was the difference?
Mr. Taster
re: Mr. Taster
Thanks for the link. Sounds like the Deni is working out for you...
I've never used too many yolks. 6 or 7 max and that was for a full capacity 1.5 qt. Most of the recipes from upscale restaurant chefs (like Keller and Colicchio) always seem to call for lots of yolks though. I'm still not convinced that the many yolks gave you that result and texture.
This might be a dumb question, but don't they need to add something to keep all those ingredients emulsified and not separating as it sits?? Professor Salt's photo makes it look like it stays fairly emulsified on the shelf.
re: Carb Lover
Looking at my own question, I realize that egg can be a good emulsifier, but I'm wondering if something else is at play...
re: Carb Lover
Eggnog is basically a custard (consider the ingredients). Custard doesn't separate... why should eggnog?
Mr. Taster
re: Mr. Taster
Duh! My custard bases don't separate much when they sit overnight. Perhaps this is a sign that I'm tired...
If custard = egg nog, then carblover = egg nog drinker. Bottoms up!
I wanted a frosty mug egg nog. So I put a big glass mug in the freezer and once it was ice cold I filled it with some Broguiere's Egg Nog. The result was all the egg nog near the glass solidified and would not pour out. So I eat it with a spoon. Not quite ice cream texture but I did like it. It was closer to a egg nog custard or yogurt. I recall that the Califorina's Gold episode when Huell Howser visited the Broguiere's Dairy they hand made a batch for the show. The batch began with a ice cream base. So maybe it was the alcohol that stoped the ice cream process. Next time try freezing untouched. If it comes out frozen then add a little Brandy on top. Cool old drive thru dairy from the 1920's. I hope you got a Huell Howser bottle.
Broguiere's Farm Fresh Dairy (Very Cool old Drive thru Dairy with Milk in old-time Glass quarts and half-gallon bottles, Must try the chocolate Milk in glass bottles also Egg Nog)
505 S Maple Ave
Montebello, CA 90640-5404
7am to 7pm Mon. to Fri.
7am to 6pm on Sat
8am to 2pm on Sun.
Egg Nog, $2,99 qt. plus $1 deposit on the bottle.
Chocolate Milk, $2.45 qt. plus $1 deposit on the bottle
Homo Milk, $0.94 qt. plus $1 deposit on the bottle
Homo Milk $1.45 ½ gal., plus $1.50 deposit on the bottle
(323) 726-0524
One block South of Olympic almost on the Rail Road Tracks. North of Washington Blvd. About five blocks)
Interesting as we had the same thought to make ice cream out of the 'nog. Actually, the idea sprung from Scoops where we had a fantastic eggnog and rum ice cream.
Ours came out perfect, actually. We used the following:
1 cup of Broguiere's eggnog.
2 cups of milk
a splash of heavy cream
about 1/4 c of dark rum
It froze up to a nice thick consistency in our ice cream maker and then we finshed it in the freezer. Came out great, really!


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so, what to do with an awful loaf of bread that didn't rise?
So I am the unfortunate owner of a horrid, flat loaf of sourdough rye.
My first choice is an odd sounding soup in a czech cookbook. Basically it involves boiling a loaf of stale rye which a bit of seasonings. then an egg yolk or sour cream. then adding sausage, bacon what have you.
Even as a student of central european cookery, I am dubious. Here is a picture. http://www.toprecepty.cz/recept/9394-...
My second choice is a treat for my dog. Frankly, this might be the better way to go. Right now I am out just some flour. Do I really want to invest a half teaspoon of caraway at this point??
Any other ideas?
If you have either a dog or wild animals outside your home, try cutting it up into Milk Bone-sized chunks, and either feeding the pets or setting it outside away from your house for the wild animals. I live in javelina territory, and they really love pumpkins and related yellow winter squash, so in my 'hood we dump the Halloween jack o' lanterns in the wash near where the piggies live, as sort of an annual offering. In other words, if you have a local population of wild animals that you can feed without causing bedlam to your neighborhood, feed 'em.
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Javelinas are piccaries. They are not pigs.
Sorry, bird food. There's an expression about throwing good money after bad. I've been there more than once in cooking errors, and I wish I'd cut my losses.
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Bring it to the office and be the butt of all door-stop jokes for the next four -- oops -- five years...
so is the uniformly negative response to czech bread soup a comment that the soup itself looks awful or that the bread has no use for human consumption?
The soup does resemble diarrhea AND the bread isn't fit to eat (in bread form), so really it could either or both.
Feeding birds is out. I have nothing against birds, but I'm not rewarding them for pooping on my car. I'll feed my dog before the birds.
I don't know about the recipe in your cookbook, but the one on that site sounds okay, if a little boring (at least that's what google translator has led me to believe). Boiling the whole loaf sounds a little... gloppy. The recipe linked to sounds more like a very basic soup made of roux, stock and seasonings, topped with fried crouton-like pieces of bread. Is the bread too dense to cube and fry? Sitting in the broth would probably soften it up a bit, and you'd only be out a bit of flour, butter, stock and seasonings for your effort. Although if the bread works for this soup, it might work as a topper for onion soup as well.
Otherwise, I've used similar loaves as the crumb filling for meatballs. Just cube it and dry on baking sheets. You could experiment with different seasonings in the meat that would go well with sourdough rye. Maybe serve them with sauerkraut and mustard? Or do a sour cream sauce?
re: BananaBirkLarsen
oh i didn't even look at the recipe on the site, i just wanted a picture to show that its a soup. the color of rye bread.
the recipe in the book is crazy. boil a pound of bread in 6 cups of water. some caraway.
finish with an egg yolk and sour cream. optionally add a cup of sliced hot dogs.
With more aromatics (and sans hot dogs), it was pretty awful. Ok as far as flavor, but the texture. GLUE. So, i'm out an extra clove of garlic. a bay leaf a few pinches of spices and a spoon of sour cream. oh and some carrot that was on its last leg anyway. However, i don't think the awful bread made the soup awful. i think its just a terrible terrible recipe. I'll try again next time i ruin a loaf of bread.
re: BananaBirkLarsen
Yeah. I would be bummed out, but my expectations were low going into it.
The problem (well, one of them) was the amount of bread. a pound of bread is normally a whole damn loaf, but since mine was so dense it didn't LOOK like that much bread. Nex time, god forbid I make this thing again, I'll use a more sensible amount of bread.
Seriously this recipe was like food for a soviet labor camp.
Can you slice it very thinly and toast it in a low oven for crackers to serve with cheese?
If not, throw it out.
re: JasFoodie
Agreed. It's only suitable for crackers or breading something.


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