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Who helps us in both times good and badAnswered by aboli, 22 Feb '08 11:58 pm
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Best or Favorite Pies?
- Will Owen Feb 9, 2011 12:51 PM
Just saw an item on Yahoo! about America's Best Pies, which somehow managed to avoid a lot of my favorites. I've sorta got pie on my mind after having spent a weekend up in Cambria, on California's Central Coast. That's wine country, of course, and there are plenty of fine restaurants as well, but there's one place that in addition to decent sandwiches and the like offers some of the best pies on the planet. This is Linn's, with a restaurant on Main Street, plus a gourmet-foods shop and a pie-and-sandwich shop on the side street behind it. We weren't able to fit pie consumption into our busy time there, but we bought two slices to go and had them that night, after we'd gotten home to Pasadena. Mrs. O had to try the olallaberry and I got the raspberry-rhubarb, and I must say that even after a day in the ice chest these were as flawless as a pie can get. Perfect crust, not soggy but just moistened enough under the fruit, which was itself clear and clean of flavor, not gone to mush at all, tangy and bright. I'm glad I was eating it at home so I could go ahead and lick the container …
With the exception of plain custard, which I've only recently come to tolerate, I can't think of a pie I've ever hated, but there are lots of favorites. Mincemeat and pecan were my most favorite from childhood; lemon, butterscotch and chocolate I liked, but not the meringue Mom covered them with. The pinnacle of piedom for me, though, is the lilikoi pie I've had on Kauai, a passion-fruit custard in a crisp shortbread crust. A close second would be the chocolate pie in the coffee shop of the Anchorage Westward Hotel (ca. 1965), with a perfect crust, semi-sweet chocolate filling, topped with unsweetened whipped cream and shaved bittersweet dark chocolate.
What are your favorites, old or recent, and where did you find them?
Delicious topic! My all-time favourites are Classic Sour Cherry, Blood Red Orange Meringue and Key Lime. Not a fan of graham wafer crusts but prefer shortbread, crushed sugar cookie and so on. Glazed Strawberry and Brown Sugar pies are other favourites. I've made them all as I rarely eat pie in restaurants (no good restaurants in our area). My husband's very favourite is Pecan Pie. Flapper Pie is very good (with something other than graham wafer crust). He also loves Apple Caramel. We both are smitten with Blackberry.
Of course I love all kinds of savoury pies but will keep my post to sweet versions. ;-)
re: chefathome
I'll agree with Key Lime Pie......I would not refuse any of the following though....Chocolate Cream, Banana Cream or Any type of Custard Cream, especially Boston Cream Pie.....Seasonal Fruits too.
re: fourunder
Another Key Limer here.
re: chefathome
If I had one pie to eat for the rest of my life it would be Key Lime. When done right there is nothing better.
My second pie would be variations of Pecan Pie. I love every variation I have ever tasted. Walnut pies are also very good but they are kind of the same thing. Chocolate Walnut pie ... it's like being in heaven.
Maybe it's overplayed already, but I really like the Crack Pie at Momofuku Milk Bar.
I've yet to meet an apple pie that I don't like (McDonald's included), but I think the best I've ever had was the one at Mission Pie up in San Francisco.
The Butter Pie at Butter Love Bakeshop in San Francisco might rival Momofuku's Crack Pie as one of my all-time favorites, and I don't even necessarily like the taste of butter. A close second to this Butter Pie is the Hoosier Sugar Cream Pie from Hoosier Mama in Chicago. The Butter Pie is better, only slightly though, but I would be happy to be buried alive in either concotion.
re: ipsedixit
What is butter pie??
re: Uncle Bob
How could I have forgotten.....Chess Pie
4-Berry pie with nut/crumble topping (raspberries, blueberries, blackberries and Himalayas)
Lemon meringue on gingersnap crust
Coconut cream pie - classic
Chocolate rum pie w/ pecan topping
Cream pie on chocolate/nut crust; Frangelico whipped cream
Roasted apricot pie w/ almond cream, classic crust.
re: mamachef
I've never heard of roasted apricot pie and I've never heard of almond cream on pie before. Where have I been? Mars, must have been on mars.
Is it a regional thing? Man, that sounds so good I'm salivating!
re: MinkeyMonkey
Nope, not regional at all. Born of desperation, actually. I had a large can of apricots left over from some random thing, and I oven-roasted them at 400 for about an hour. I made a regular one-crust shell, and baked it blind. Made a vanilla-bean cream that I stiffened with a little folded-in stiffly whipped cream and a few dashes of almond extract, and used that as the pie's base, then submerged the apricots in it, chilled it, and served it with amaretto coffee for dessert. And I'd do it again, a million times over; one of the best seat-of-the-pants desserts I ever came up with!
re: mamachef
Thank you for sharing, that sounds so delicious!
re: mamachef
Oh my goodness...one of the things I came back with from a foray to the midwest was a German apricot and passionfruit jam (better German import stores there than here, due to settlement pattens) - that's be good as a thin layer on the crust of this...
re: buttertart
Oh, Jeez, buttertart! Wouldn't that be amazing? The passionfruit would give it such a nice tart edge.....I can taste it now. You debbilwoman.
re: mamachef
Haven't tried the jam yet, was going to give it to my mil but greed (and my conviction that no one indahouse would be as fond of the passion fruit part as I) overtook me. Will report and give name of maker.
re: ziggylu
...seriously, I must live on Mars! I've never heard of grapefruit meringue either!
I come from a pie-baking family, and the list of pies that I love is very long. Interestingly one of my favorites was my grandmother's custard pie which is one type that seems to have a lot of non-fans. Her vanilla with graham cracker crust and meringue was another. The best though is still my mother's dutch apple which I can replicate pretty darn well. My favorite time to eat it is for breakfast.
re: cycloneillini
Oh yes...you remind me to add custard pie to my list. A well made custard pie is a thing of beauty. I'm always a little surprised that it's not more in vogue, given how popular, say, flan or créme brûlée appear to be.
I'm a very simple pie person by predilection: blueberry, apple, rhubarb (straight - no berries), pumpkin. Nothing too sweet. Good crust. I'll sometimes have a bit of cheese on the apple, or cream on the blueberry, but mostly I just like plain pie.
The Best Pie? My paternal grandmother's wild blueberry pie. Blueberries from her Up-North Minnesota homestead, the home-rendered lard from the farm for the crust, the perfect fruit-to-crust ratio (not too much fruit, no high-hat pie, this), her own pattern of cutting the vent holes ( sort of an abstraction of the stitching on a baseball), and tendency to unevenly sprinkle the top with sugar, leaving us all with favorite slices (relative sugar coverage) and strategies to obtain them.
My grandmother married a blueberry and hog farmer after she was widowed, and moved with him to his farm in Indiana. She was never thrilled with the cultivated blueberries the farm produced. Whenever the Up-North Minnesota relatives would visit, it was a Very Appreciated Gesture to bring her some quarts of frozen wild blueberries.
That was Very Good Pie.
Apple and blackberry
I love the pie crust underneath when it goes a little soggy, even better the next day.
As a child, the un-pieness of Pecan Pie (no fancy lattice dough covering, no melted fruit) scared me, but after my first polite taste (I was on a date) I was hooked. Warm pecan pie with vanilla ice cream - yum! Although truth be told, most any pie warm a la mode - particularly apple or blueberry - is a hit in my book. A really well made chocolate pudding pie will also get me just about every time.
My favorite is always going to be pork pie or Australian meat pie. When we were growing up, however, we always looked foward to the occasional visit to Baker's Square to indulge in coconut cream, banana cream and French silk pies. We grew up eating predominantly Asian food, so the cream pies were a very different treat.
Grasshopper. The only dessert my mother, who hated cooking, would make, once a year for Thanksgiving. That it had creme de menthe in it made me feel so grown up...
I will never EVER pass up a piece of blueberry pie...EVER! Do you hear me?
It's my absolute favorite hands down.
re: laliz
According to their website it was the Linn family that developed the olallaberry (or however it's spelled - gee, guess I could look it up!). Yes, I had a bite of that and it was superb - probably the best berry pie I've ever tasted. I found my raspberry-rhubarb to be a real improvement over any strawberry-rhubarb I've tasted, too, and quite delicious. That leaves the Kauai lilikoi pies the only other real contenders for my top prize among the commercial products.
re: magiesmom
I've never tasted the Shaker lemon pie, though I've always wanted to. Finally decided I'll just have to make one, especially as we have several lemon trees in the family!
re: Will Owen
If you do, serve it warm with ice cream. All the contrasts make a wonderful experience. I first made this pie in the 70's from Ruth Reichl's first cookbook called MMMMMMM: a feastiary. She called it "ever pucker pie." Still my favorite recipe.
re: magiesmom
Pear ginger? That sounds terrific! I did make a pear cranberry pie spiced with ground ginger but this sounds like I have to try it.
Do you know if the ginger is fresh, ground, crystallized? Thank you!
I'm not a big fan of fruit pies, instead preferring fruit cobblers and crunches. When it comes to pies, at the top of my list are chess pie and chocolate chess pie. Actually just reinvented my mom's chocolate chess pie recipe last week by making a coconut graham cracker crust for it instead of the normal crust. It was delicious!
The best key lime pie I've had is from Mrs Mac's Kitchen, a no frills diner in Key Largo (MM 99.4 Southbound). No other key lime pie has compared after eating that.
I've never been able to decide whether I like pie or just adore crust! My faves:
lemon, without meringue
fresh peach
rhubarb with strawberries (tapioca base)
two-crust apple
Julian, CA pie shop 1996, Fruits of the Forest pie. Sitting outside on a display rack, I could smell the crust as I approached the shop. Bought the pie and proceeded to enjoy half of it right there on a bench. Took the rest back to my vacation condo and ate the other half for dinner. Fruits of the Forest pie-apples, pears, peaches, strawberries, blackberries in a rich butter crust with just a hint of allspice. Knock em dead good pie.
re: HillJ
I had a really good apple pie up in Julian once. I can't remember the name of the place, and it wasn't the one that advertises all over the roads up that way, but another one, sort of on a side street. How's that for specific?
I used to work for Wellspring grocery in Chapel Hill, and one of the bakers there made killer blueberry pie. She confided in me that the secret ingredient was mace. I don't even know if they bake in store anymore.
The best pies I've had have invariably been homemade, though. I once made a strawberry rhubarb pie for a house party at the beach. One of the women there kept saying over and over "Nobody makes pie anymore." As if I was nobody sitting right next to her. Sad state of affairs if no one makes pie anymore.
re: amyzan
amyzan, great recollection! The first time I visited Julian I did not know a pie shop existed on every corner and several inbetween. Julian is pie town! It's been a numbe of years since I've had the good fortune to go back but EVERY pie I had in that tiny town was a humbling experience. I recall a pineapple pie that just about killed me with delight. Apple pies were sold in every shop but I went for the slices I hadn't tasted before. Such a wonderful place. NJ needs a pie town!
re: debbiel
Another fan, wonderful! I'd weigh 300 lbs if I lived in that area. Self appointed Pie Queen of Julian. If only...
I make a killer key lime. It has to be fresh squeezed key lime along with zest.
Love cherry pie(tart).
I'm gonna catch hell for this but I hate apple pie.
Grew up with my mom growing rhubarb...love it in a pie. Also, we used to head to Cincy when I was young for TGiving. I remember something called Derby pie. Holy hell it was damn rich and damn good. i think it was pecan and chocolate?
My grandmother's rhubarb pie would have to be my favorite, because, of course, it was grandma's. After that, Cape Cod October Pie, which has become a family favorite ever since I found a recipe on a crumpled newspaper page used as packaging material in a shipment I was checking in at work.
My mom's apple pie
blueberry pie
peach pie
pecan pie done RIGHT (loads of pecans, not just a little layer of pecans on top a gooey mass)
lately--bourbon pecan pie
walnut pie
buttermilk pie
re: jmcarthur8
Sour cream apple pie??? That is absolutely, positively NEXT on my pie making list!!!! Thanks! :)
re: raygunclan
re: jmcarthur8
That's the only apple pie that does it for me. Yum.
re: buttertart
I agree, buttertart. I've tried standard apple pie recipes, but they just can't beat this one.
I know it's a chain, but I really like the chocolate silk pie at Bakers Square. It's a lot better than regular chocolate pies. Way too much whipped cream and not enough filling, though. A lot of pies have that problem.
re: pairswellwithwine
Ditto the huckleberry, second choice is lemon meringue.
A pie I still think about-
We stopped at a small restaurant in Arkansas years ago and had some "buttermilk pie". It was not like the ones you typically see that are like a custard. This had a meringue but not really any layering that you could see. It gradually changed texture toward the bottom. The crust was perfectly hand made.
My favorite pie I make is caramel pecan upside down apple pie.
re: wekick
Ooh I heard of that, but I thought it was more of a cakelike filling inside a pie. Hmmm
re: nyxpooka
brown sugar, butter and toasted pecans and a little corn syrup on the bottom of a pyrex pie dish then your apple pie on top of that. Bake and invert on a plate while hot to serve.
re: wekick
Is this a one-crust pie?. Sounds really good.
re: noodlepoodle
2 crust-The whole pie sets on top of the pecan mixture to bake.
This is the original-oops no corn syrup. I think you can use any apple pie. Heck you could probably put a frozen pie over the mixture and bake that.
The only trick is making sure the bottom is done and the pyrex helps that as well as placing it on the bottom rack.
Fruit of the Forest (Blueberry, Cherry, Blackberry)
Lemon (w meringue)
French Meat pie
Chicken Pot pie
My grams banana "cream" pie, it was more like banana meringue pie...she would use nice salty crispy fresh pie crust, line it with fresh bananas, dump hot cooked vanilla (french vanilla is best but cant seem to find it anymore) and top with nicely browned meringue. Gosh that was good. Made some when I was pregnant and went to my friends house and ate the whole damn thing between the 4 of us in one afternoon. YUM
When it comes to pies, my only rule of thumb is to avoid anything with the word "cream" in either the name or the recipe. I stick to pure fruit pies and can't recall any of those I didn't like.. So - among the fruit pie contestants, my favorite homemade kinds are mincemeat and butterscotch-apple. As for my favorite restaurant pies - fresh strawberry in the summer is always good, as is key lime - but the only super-special 'go-to' pies I've ever had, fell to the wayside over 20 years ago. As a youngster (ok - younger adult) back in the 70's, I really loved the French Apple pie from what is now known as Baker's Square. Although they still sell this flavor, my maturing tastes no longer allowed me to savor the "French" part of this pie (which consisted of a solid inch thick layer of pure suger topping!). My teeth ache just thinking about it now. My other all-time fave was a pie which was sold at a local Minneapolis restaurant called Nelson's. It was across the street from my office back then and the 'girls' and I would go there frequently for a sandwich or burger, but I always made sure to save room for a slice of their Cherry Crunch pie. From what I could tell - it was just a regular cherry pie with a little brown-sugar/crushed walnut mixture sprinkled on top - but multiple home attempts to recreate this have failed and I haven't been able to get it since Nelson's shut down quite suddenly back in '78 or so. (Rumor had it that the place was condemned by the health dept!)
re: wrldsworstcook
Will you share a recipe for butterscotch-apple pie?
re: ziggylu
Ziggy-glad to share with you. This pie is inexpensive and easy to make. The apple/butterscotch flavor combo is as good as I imagined it might be. I always use those refrigerated, ready-made piecrusts when I make pies - but otherwise, I follow the recipe as written. **NOTE** - When preparing your very first pie and you are at the point where you've finished making the butterscotch topping, sprinkle only HALF of this mixture over the pie and finish baking. (I've found that using the entire amount of topping can be a little too sweet & can overwhelm the taste of the apple filling. If, after you taste the cooled pie, you want more topping, just sprinkle however much you want from the portion that you set aside earlier and 'nuke' it for 20-30 seconds to re-soften the butterscotch morsels, and you're good to go.
Here's that link: (Plz note ---->for some reason, the last part of this link address gets cut off once I save this response to the Chowhound forum. However - I just tried double clicking on the partial link as it appears here and it worked just fine. Go figure!
If you do end up trying this soon, let me know how everything turned out.
re: wrldsworstcook
thanks! I made a cherry pie yesterday in honor of presidents day but will try this one soon!
re: mayaishi
We didn't get our last one from Hamura's, but across the street at Lihue Barbecue. Very good chance they're identical, since Hamura doesn't appear to have baking capabilities. The really good ones used to be found at the restaurant in Waimea, and they still sell them by the boatload, but we liked this one a lot better.
I keep meaning to try making one - or several! Passion fruit purée can be found here in the Los Angeles area, and I think the crust is essentially shortbread with a bit of rice flour in it. But none available commercially as far as I know.
re: Will Owen
WO: I tink you mean gets in Hanapepe Town, makai side, hiki no? Try drizzle small kine 'ohia lehua honey over liliko'i next time you hele to Kaua'i. Also, try the mai'a creme pie at 49 North (used to be Gaylord's at Kilohana). Mac nut crust.
Kaua'i Family Restaurant in Seattle gets pai liliko'i 'ono. Call Peter, may ship.
re: kaleokahu
No, my pa-in-law swore by the ones from the joint in Waimea - it's a plate-lunch kind of place with a table-service room off to the side, on the north side of the road near the high school. But we will look in Hanapepe, which is a lot closer to home (which is Lawai Road about a mile before Spouting Horn), and a lot prettier as well!
add me to the Key Lime & Lemon Meringue camp, and i prefer mine more tart than sweet, thankyouverymuch. best Key Lime i ever had was in Key West, Fl (no surprise there), but if you held a gun to my head i couldn't recall the name of the place where i had it.
also pumpkin pie, but only my own because everyone else makes it too sweet. and my apple & sour cherry tart.
most other pies, though appealing in theory, disappoint when it comes to actually eating them because they're always too sweet for me.
Friday morning I read an article in LAWeekly called "Cherry Pie for Breakfast" which described the cherry pie made by Sweet Lady Jane in Santa Monica. Having poor impulse control, I zoomed right over there and ordered it. My jaw dropped when I was brought an enormous piece of pie, literally 4" deep. Well, I started at the point and gave up about an inch from the crust. The cherries were perfectly sweet and tart, and the filling was not gelatinous. The crust was pure heaven. I had a nice snack to take home, and am thinking about pie for tomorrow morning.
re: mnosyne
The apple pie at The Apple Pie Bakery at the CIA in Hyde Park. It is AMAZING!
re: buttertart
On first read I read pie instead of pies, and thought your mother made a single pie--a peach-black cherry-butterscotch-apple-rhubarb pie. And I thought, well, to each his own. :)
re: debbiel
I thought I might not have been clear, sorry about that!
re: amyamelia
Thanks for the recollection, amyamelia - my grandmother made swoonworthy rhubarb custard pie (with nutmeg, thanks!), and that custard-rhubarb relationship of creamy/sweet to brightly tart was indeed a treat! Also, I'll never say rhubarb-plus-berries is *bad*, but rhubarb sans berries is, in my humblest of opinions, much better.
I think I have to root around in the freezer and haul out some rhubarb. We've not had that sort of spectacular breakfast in awhile!
re: amyamelia
re: debbiel
gladly: this recipe is out of the old Betty Crocker cookbook.
For a 9 inch pie-
make pastry for a two-crust pie.
Beat slightly 3 eggs, add 2 2/3 T milk, then 2 c. sugar ( i use about 1.5 cups), 4 T flour and 3/4 t. nutmeg. Mix in 4 c. cut-up pink rhubarb. Pour into bottom crust, dot with 1 T butter, and make lattice for the top crust. Bake 50-60 mins at 400 degrees.
serve slightly warm.
In my family we always have to make two pies: one as above and the other without nutmeg but with grated orange zest in its place (1-2 T) since there are some very strong ideas about what makes the best flavoring. I like them both.
re: amyamelia
re: amyamelia
Thanks for that recipe! I was ready to sift through all manner of old papers of my Mom's to find it - I should have realized Grandma was likely using Betty Crocker! That sounds exactly right to my recollection. The orange zest sounds delicious...
re: Querencia
Where are you? The lemon meringue pie (of which as I've mentioned I only half approve) was alive and well in the lunch joints of Middle Tennessee and its nearby environs last time I looked. Out here in Palm Tree Central it's commonly found at Marie Callender's and similar establishments.
Pumpkin. Pumpkin pie is my favourite and is followed closely by either chocolate mousse or lemon with whipped cream, not meringue. Oh, and not chocolate pudding, chocolate mousse!
But, the best slice of pie I ever had was when my family and I were in Mexico for our summer surfing trip and also for my 16th birthday. I was allowed to order coffee!!
For breakfast, I had coffee and a slice of lemon meringue that I'll never forget. Not sure how they made it so wonderful but it was the best pie ever. EVER! I think I can still taste it...
I like my pie straight or with whipped cream. Or, if I'm in one of my eating-things-strangely moods, I'll scoop off and eat the filling and then add warmed cream or milk or soy milk or evaporated milk to the crust and eat that part separately. It is yummy, you should try it!
re: MinkeyMonkey
The best thing that's happened to me in a very long time, Minkey, was when I did a re-purpose of some chicken pot pie filling that was in a double crust. I put the whole mess into the pot, thinking that the crust would break down and serve as a thickener, but the amazing and beautiful thing that happened was this: the crust had a mildly caramelized, therefore sealed, bottom. It broke up, but it didn't break down, and so I used a slurry to thicken the soup, which ended up having little crunchy bites of piecrust all throughout. I don't think I could do this again unless it was an accident, but oh-so-good.
re: mamachef
That must have been a wonderful surprise! I have been known to bake a frozen chicken pie then smash it into a bowl with butter and mix it all up...oooh, butter! This kind of makes me think of that. Naturally, now I want pie.
re: MinkeyMonkey
Once upon a time, very long ago and far away, my BFF was going through a nasty and evil divorce at the same time that I was going through mine. Food was our panacea and our solace, and we had many late night conversations wherein we'd take snack breaks. She came back one night with a pie, partially frozen, that she'd left in the fridge to thaw, since she'd thrown it in the freezer unlabeled and wanted to be able to decipher the contents. Well, her depression was So bad that night that she dug into that partially thawed pie, but when the soggy top-crust was decimated and the contents were revealed to be..chicken potpie.....that was the end of that midnight snacky.
Minkey, I ALWAYS want pie. Any pie, anyplace, anytime.
re: mamachef
That is the saddest story!! I hope your friend is better and that all the muck that goes along with divorce (me too) is over with. And, for you too!
I had thought of answering the OP's question with "the pot pie from Polly's Pies in Santa Monica" but I figured the poster was asking about sweet pie. Oh, Polly's was the best place for overly buttery chicken pot pie. I'm not sure if it was chicken or turkey now that I think of it but for twenty years or, I dunno, some length of my life, we ate that pie and it is the ONLY restaurant plate I cleared. Well, I never finished the dressing but I ate the whole slice of pie. Broke my heart when they closed.
I'm having either pie or ice cream this Saturday, as part of our one day a week of eating whatever we want. Yay!!
apple with vanilla ice cream
strawberry cream
peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream
Once had a raspberry-peach cream pie, a special at Coco's, that I'd kill to have another slice of.
I love pie crusts. I could eat just pie crusts with vanilla ice cream.
Yet don't like most of the other standards (meringues, mincemeat, pecan, banana cream, coconut cream, chocolate anything, etc).
re: racer x
Ooooh...pie crust cookies! My mother never baked pies without making a goodly amount of extra pastry, just for the pie crust cookies that we all adored. Dusted with a little cinnamon/sugar or cardamom/sugar. Heavenly! (And the perfect accompaniment to a slice of pie for those of us who prefer a higher crust-to-filling ratio.)
re: cayjohan
I loved those pie crust cookies! I like the idea of the cardamom sugar. We always used cinnamon sugar.
when i think of pies, i almost alwys just think of fruit, blueberry w/crumb topping, or a really good tart cherry, or peach. but have to admit a really good pecan pie is excellent, but tough to find, either usually too sweet or gummy.also have become a big fan of vermomt mystic pie companies pies, only two flavors apple and apple blueberry(wish they had more). and almost as expensive as home-made or from a good bakery, but and i emphasize very easy to bake properly.is better than many home-made. btw , they sell shells also, but i don't bake often so have never used them
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Stanton's HS Football Coach, John Herrington, finalist for Don Shula NFL HS Coach of the YearPosted by on January 30, 2012 – 11:55 am
Quarterback Drew Stanton's high school football coach – John Herrington of Farmington Hills High School – is one of three finalists for the Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year Award.
This award honors exemplary high school football coaches who display the integrity, achievement, and leadership demonstrated by the winningest coach in NFL history, Don Shula. The coaches are active or retired high school football coaches and were nominated by NFL teams and players for their character and integrity, inspirational leadership, commitment to the community and on-field success.
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See Tom Leyden's interview with Herrington at WXYZ.com!
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I agree with that nomanation
By Karen on Jan 30, 2012 | Reply
Great story…but where is the list of finalists and the NFL teams and players who nominated them????
By rockbo55 on Feb 23, 2012 | Reply
I am wondering I too beleive this is a good nomnation for the coach, but it raise a question will drew be on the lions roster our not? for this upcomming season ! forgive me for being a little ignorant of lions current roster i have been very sick and I am terminal. thanks I love my lions and I would love to see detroit lions win the superbowl before I die. thank you for your time!
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John is one of Farmington Hills finest! I met him in Northville a couple years back at my sons football game, he was really a bright guy and genuinely nice.


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My baby fell from my bed (about 3 feet high) the other day, my older daughter was watching her and turned around, just them my 7 month old rolled off bed. She cried immediately for about 2 minutes, then stopped. No other symptoms but I feel just horrible. Did this happen to anyone else? My friends tell me their babys fell too and she is okay.
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I feel terrible! Last night my 3 month baby fell from the bed about 2 feet high. She usually sleeps with me and this is the first time it happens. I feel horrible like a bad mother I keep telling myself it couldve been prevented! and even though I took her to the clinic and they told me she was ok I still feel so bad I'm scared this fall may effect her in the futureposted 09/08/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I have to admit that I'm comforted that I am not the only one who has experienced her baby fall from the bed. My 8 month old daughter too fell off the bed a month ago and it was a pretty loud thud... I had gone into the room just 2 mins before to check on her. She was crying obviously from shock, but we spent the entire day observing her like her hawk, making sure her movements were not impaired, or that she wasn't irritable or fussy. I didnt get her check up because unless she was showing signs of any abnormality it was not necessary to rush her to ER/ the Dr. I think just observe your baby - crying persistently, not eating well, fever, diarrhoea, feeling sleepy all the time - then I'd recommend taking her to the dr for a check up. Hope that helps.posted 09/05/2011 by MsPoppette
Yeah my 5 month old baby girl just took a tumble off the bed an hour ago. I still feel very bad about it but don't know what to do. :-(posted 09/01/2011 by suzume_hikari
Here's my question, my baby boy is 5 months old right now and he rolled off the bed when my back was turned for a few seconds and he landed on his back and immediatley he started crying but for a minute or two then stopped and started smiling when his dad was speaking to him, i dont see no signs of vomiting, diharria, swelling, odd movements or such but i am still concerned something might be wrong internally...man i feel like such a horibble mother!posted 08/24/2011 by gaitri1983
i'm relieved after reading other mothers' experience when baby falls. i felt horrible when my 5 months and 3 weeks baby fell from our bed while we're sleeping. i felt so stupid and just thinking of my baby falling in the bed gives me horrible feelings. now it's hard to leave my baby out of sight if she's sleeping in our bed.posted 08/19/2011 by Lynckia
Whew. my 6 month old rolled off today, to a carpeted floor. I think it probably scared her more than anything. She cried for about 2 minutes and we have been playing, eating a bottle, more play and she's her normal self. Whew!posted 08/17/2011 by Michelle32114
Just happened to my 7 month about 5 min. ago and I feel horrible. We are on vacation and the ran down hotel we had to stay in does not provide cribs. I never let her sleep in my bed but let her last night and woke up to her screaming. I feel like a horrible mom but reading the other post make me feel better. I will be keeping a close eye on her and never will she sleep in the bed.posted 08/14/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
This happend to my 11 month old baby this morning same hieght and everything. I saw her fall right on her little head and folded over. I wanted to cry I felt so bad but after I hugged her and she cried for about 30 seconds she was fine. I had to drop her off at daycare this mourning and I keep thinking about her. She's fine though its been 2 1/2 hours since the fall and shes playing and smiling. Thanks for posting this though. It's nice to see all these comments so I can reasure myself she'll be okay. LOL No more sitting on Mommy's bed while Mommy gets ready for work no matter how much she loves to cuddle up in the big comfey blankets and pillow top mattress early in the morning. I was only like two feet away. Man I felt so bad.posted 08/08/2011 by ibanezgal175
After a shower today, I had my eyes closed only long enough to rub lotion on my face, and in that time my 6 month old daughter managed to roll off from the very center of our large bed! By some happy chance, she did happen to fall on to a large bed pillow on the ground and from there, rolled off and bumped her head. I wanted to cry right along with her! I felt terrible! It is definitely reassuring to hear how others dealt with a few accidents of their own. However, it's troubling to read about instances that could have been easily prevented. For example, I am worried about the baby whose mother wrote that her baby fell something like 5 TIMES during night feedings before he was 7 WEEKS OLD. I can understand it happening with a squirmy baby and a sleepy mom, but how could a mother allow that to happen THAT MANY times before the baby is even 2 months old? My suggestion, if she can't keep the baby from falling, is to set up camp (pillows and changing pad) on the ground at night.posted 08/02/2011 by BriarSleepingBeauty
My baby girl is 2 months old and she fell off my bed today. I had put her in the center, but she's been rolling, and trying to crawl already. Which I find astonishing. She was born 7 weeks early. I went to go tend to my laundry, which is right next to my room. I walked in just as she landed on the ground. My heart stopped instantly. She landed on all fours right on her face. I have never heard her scream like that. I didn't think to put pillows cause she's so young. I will never make that mistake again. I love her so much, and just the other day I was saying I would never drop her.. I guess we all make mistakes.. I really like that so many moms have shared their stories. We all make mistakes, and you don't realize till it happens to you.posted 07/29/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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The tumultuous relationship between two South Bend Common Council members continued through email Friday morning.
On June 20, Derek Dieter wrote the following to Henry Davis Jr.:
I am doing a press event today at 4:15pm at Columbia and Monroe for the Get Booked program if you would like to attend.
Have blessed day,
Henry Davis Jr. responded:
Thank you for the invite however I do not think you are interested in my development as a person or public servant. I do not trust you because you have caused so much stress to me and my family it is unfathomable to think you want me to stand with you for the good of the children. You have filed a police report against my father because you think it is was a good thing. You are currently asking for more security for Monday's meeting as if my supporters are unruly or will behave inconsistently with the rules governing a public meeting and now you are trying to get me to stand with you so you can show yourself as a leader and for the people? Really? And the truth of the matter, I could continue with all of the traps you have set for my downfall but I am sure you know them better than I could state them. Derek you should be ashamed of yourself. This press conference is ALL about you and not the residents of the district that I have served faithfully since 2008.
I sincerely hope that you find a better way to serve the taxpayers of South Bend without serving yourself first---Please do not take this as 'angry' message because it is not. I just understand your angle and for my safety I cannot be apart of your traps any longer. As I type this message I cringe at pushing the send button because I only know you will probably use this against me, but let the chips fall where they may. I WILL continue to pray for you and your family. Have a blessed day and weekend.
Dieter recently filed a complaint against Henry Davis Sr., the father of Henry Davis Jr.
While the councilman's father never laid a finger on Dieter, it's alleged that he used one of his fingers as part of a hand gesture directed Dieter's way.
"The report alleges that Mr. Davis' father got up from his seat, made an obscene gesture towards councilman Dieter and also used profanity toward him, and physically approached him, at which point councilman Dieter reports feeling intimidated by that," said South Bend Police Captain Phil Trent.
It's this history between the two council members that prompted Henry Davis Jr. to respond with an extensive e-mail.
NewsCenter 16 spoke with Davis Friday afternoon, Davis explained that he was out of town and could not attend the press conference.
Davis said he sent the e-mail to local news outlets in order to get out "ahead" of any future controversy that may have arisen from skipping the event.
"I'm not trying to be aggressive," said Davis on the phone.
When asked about the invitation, Dieter said it's a standard courtesy for council members to inform their colleagues of events going on in their district.
"I have no idea what he's doing. I extended an invitation and I'll leave it at that," Dieter told NewsCenter 16.
Davis, however, said Dieter has never before extended him an invitation to something and felt this event was a "trap."
Council members Tim Scott and Dieter invited the public to a press conference Friday afternoon to announce the expansion of the Get booked program.
Several residents of Monroe Park, located within South Bend's second district, built a free standing book hut in their neighborhood. The hut is on the corner of South and Cornell in the city's northwest side.
"It's a great opportunity to expand literacy in the neighborhood," said Dieter before Friday's press conference.
The book hut mirrors a "Drop a Book-Take a Book" program that originated in Wisconsin. Residents can borrow a book from a hut, free of charge, read it and return it.
South Bend Common Council's Health and Public Safety Committee, along with the Residential Committee began a pilot program with the huts. Better World Book is supplying the initial books to stock the huts, and the council will monitor the flow of the books from hereon out.
Henry Davis Jr. said he thinks the free book huts are a good idea, but believes the program will benefit kids that already like to read. Getting children excited about literacy, Davis said, starts in the classroom--something Davis believes the second district is lacking in.
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Here's something I made with the same techniques I've been using on 5×7 watercolor paper only using Derwent's Inktense Blocks instead of watercolor crayons. My intent is to place a quote on here, eventually, but I've been more inspired to do the art and leave the quote for later. I've got quite a collection of 5×7 pieces waiting for quotes. Maybe I'll finish some up for gifts. Maybe…
A week ago, I was driving home from Rupert, VT, just having finished my second Collage Journeys workshop with Jane Davies. It's an intense five days (three full days and two half days) but an absolute gold mine of inspiration and direction. Jane is a great teacher and I've learned a ton both years. The theme was working in series, and we had several series in the works by the end of the week.
Here's the venue, the Rupert firehouse, and Jane dispensing pearls of wisdom during a break.
Here are a few of my 4x4s, all works in progress (they aren't busy enough yet!)
Here are a couple of cruciform studies. These are probably busy enough, but also not finished.
I have lots of stuff to work on and more directions to take. Such a great time!
I created this journal from Gelli prints as something I could take on vacation with me–and something to use all those Gelli prints!
I cut every 9 x 12 print in four 3 x 9 pieces and used the Rubi-Coil to bind them. Not sure how the cover came about other than an excess of white spray paint that then dried and stuck the stencil I was using to the paper, requiring some tearing to remove it. I like the texture.
I'm planning to use this in both horizontal and vertical formats. If I can bring myself to do anything, that is. Some of the prints are pretty cool as they are!
It's been a month of lows and highs. The whole summer feels as if it's gotten away from me, but then, it's hard to know when summer begins in Vermont. May might be hotter than June, and there may be days in July that feel like autumn. Today, for instance. I have a summer cold, too, which is now headed for a third week. It just hasn't been a very artistic summer. That will all change in a couple of weeks, however…meanwhile, here are a couple more watercolors with quotes.
It seemed like it would never make it, but ready or not, spring has appeared. I know, by Memorial Day, most people are looking at summer, but this is the Northeast, and other than a couple of weird hot days, winter hung around forever. My yard is it's own ecosystem, too, and it seems as if it's the last place In the county for the snow to melt. We've had a patch of wet weather, so I've spent much of the weekend planting, weeding, and mulching like a fiend as if I can cram the entire season into a weekend. The daffodils are just starting to fade, the lilacs are blooming, and the hummingbirds are dogfighting all around the porch where I'm sitting.the studio is usually quiet this time of year while I'm outside, but I've done a few small watercolor pieces while watching the Giro d'Italia and waiting for the rain to stop.
The pictured piece started as a pencil doodle. I added watercolor crayon with a waterbrush, then I used colored pencils and graphite pencils to add highlights and shading. I realized that if I rotated it, I could add a quote quite easily. Brilliant! :) I penciled in the quote, then wrote over with a gel pen. Easy, fun. I'm thinking I may put the watercolor pieces together in an art journal, but not unless it starts raining again!


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So, now that I have my KA ice cream maker attachment, I've made some of the Cook's Illustrated vanilla (I figured that was a good start) and wil probably try some chocolate next; however, does anyone have any good ice cream recipe sources to suggest?
Search for Carb Lovers ice cream reports on this board. She's made some delicious looking/sounding ice creams and gelatos!
I just used our new ice cream maker tonight. It's a Cuisinart 1 1/2 quart. I made what I called an Almond Joy ice cream. Here it is:
2/3 cup flaked coconut
1/3 cup white sugar
1/3 cup xylitol (you can eliminate this and use all sugar if you want; I was just trying to cut the sugar a wee bit)
1 cup lite coconut milk
1/2 teaspoon coconut extract
1/2 teaspoon chocolate extract
1 teaspoon almond extract
1/3 (scant) cup cocoa powder
2/3 cup skim milk
1/3 cup half & half
1 1/4 cups heavy cream
Put all ingredients from coconut through cocoa powder into a blender and blend for about a minute. Pour in the milk and half & half and blend it for about 15 seconds. Add the cream, and only blend (on low) for 5 seconds.
Pour it all into the ice cream container and process as your machine directs.
I would have done toasted chopped almonds, too, but I was in a hurry. :)
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I highly recommend "Ben & Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream & Dessert Book" (Amazon has it for 9.99). It offers all sorts of ideas, talks about fat content (i.e. using whipping cream vs. half & half), adding alchol,fruits and what freezes well etc. Even if you don't use it for the recipes - it is an excellant guide.
For Thanksgiving I made pumpkin, cinnamon and a maple-walnut ice cream. I also had good luck recently with a coconut ice cream. All these recipes I got off the internet or from the many (!) books I checked out of the library. I was amazed at the number, just on ice cream! Save yourself some money and try that first.
I had lavender mascarpone ice cream at a food festival this summer. I have no idea what the recipe was, but you might want to experiment with it. It was heavenly.
When I had an Il Gelataio machine I used to make very nice pear sorbet using canned pear nectar, lemon juice, simple syrup, and a pear liqueur called Pear William---and just a drop of red food coloring to give it a slight blush. Also, an eggnog ice cream using commercial eggnog mix, cream (half whipping and half coffee cream), rum, nutmeg, and a little chopped candied fruit. Also, fresh bananas & cream ice cream using just bananas pureed in the Cuisinart, cream (half whipping and half coffee cream), and sugar. Also, raspberry ice cream using nothing but frozen sweetened raspberries and cream (half whipping and half coffee). Also, kiwi sorbet (add lemon juice and simple syrup to kiwis pureed in the Cuisinart).


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It's not a St. Louis summer without some pork steaks on the grill. Outsiders may not understand it, but boy, are they missing out. Grilling isn't everyone's forte, though, so we've rounded up some great places around town to get that perfect pork steak without all the work. Let us know your favorite ... More >>
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The St. Louis episode of Bizarre Foods American hits the Travel Channel tonight. Andrew Zimmern traveled to the gateway to the West back in March and hit up some of our favorite spots. It's time for a refresher. See also: Gut Check (Finally) Meets Up With Andrew Zimmern in St. Louis
Congrats to Jilly's Cupcake Bar & Cafe (8509 Delmar Boulevard, Ladue; 314-993-5455), two time winner of Food Network's Cupcake Wars! Back in February, Jilly's cupcake chef, Casey Shiller, and its executive chef, Dana Holland, duked it out against other past competitors for a chance at redemption. Th ... More >>
While he was in town last week filming Bizarre Foods America, Andrew Zimmern snuck away from his security detail long enough to converse, securely, with Gut Check about his time in St. Louis. "St. Louis has been around now for two years on our idea board," says Zimmern of the process of creating an ... More >>
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Mark your calendars! Andrew Zimmern of Bizarre Foods America is coming to Soulard Farmers Market (730 Carroll Street; 314-622-4180) on Saturday, March 16. We first reported that Bizarre Foods America was filming at the market back in February, but after finalizing plans with Travel Channel bigwigs ... More >>
Lest there was any doubt, St. Louis is officially bizarre. According to the Travel Channel, that is. Soulard Farmers Market (730 Carroll St., 314-622-4180) announced on its Facebook page last night that Bizarre Foods America will be shooting at the market in March. They haven't yet set an exact dat ... More >>
On Saturday, the unthinkable happened. The New York Wine and Food Festival marked its third day with chef Morimoto's sushi and a karaoke party at the Harvard Club. And while we might be able to support Bizarre Food host Andrew Zimmern getting all Axl Rose on our asses with his version of "Sweet Ch ... More >>
Food & WineBest New Chefs, 2011Last week Farmhaus (3257 Ivanhoe Avenue; 314-647-3800 or www.farmhausrestaurant.com) owner/chef Kevin Willmann and manager Eric Scholle took their crew to the Aspen Food & Wine Classic, where Willmann was selected as one of 2011's Best New Chefs by Food & Wine m ... More >>
You watch "The Perennial Plate", right? The sustainable food web series from Minneapolis that's won the praise of Thomas Keller and Andrew Zimmern, among others? Of course you do! Otherwise you'd miss out on things like their educational music video about meat-cutting. Be warned - it's not for the c ... More >>
Washington state's declared war on caffeinated alcoholic beverages after boozey energy drink Four Loko helped land nine underage drinkers in the hospital, according to U.S. News and World Reports. The kiddos love the buzzed booze. As the piece's author says, "An awake drunk is just as dangerous and ... More >>


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The team of researchers is partnering Hope Technik to fine-tune and commercialise the device by 2017.
The team of researchers is partnering Hope Technik to fine-tune and commercialise the device by 2017.
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The Cubs jumped on Omaha starter Ryan Verdugo for eight runs (five earned) and nine hits (three home runs) in 4.2 innings on their way to a 10-6 win Sunday afternoon at Werner Park.
Logan Watkins led the game off with a triple, Ian Stewart walked and Ryan Sweeney homered for a quick 3-0 lead. Iowa added four more in the second. Alberto Gonzalez reached on a throwing error by shortstop Brandon Wood and Brett Jackson homered. Stewart again walked and would later take third on a Brent Lillibridge double. Brian Bogusevic then singled in Stewart and Lillibridge.
The Storm Chasers closed the gap to 7-2 in the fourth on Wood's two-run double with two outs, but Lillibridge homered to start the fifth and it was 8-2.
Xavier Nady and Adam Moore knocked solo shots in the sixth to get to within 8-4, but Iowa again pulled away with two in the seventh, one on Bogusevic's first homer of the season off reliever Dan Wheeler.
David Lough's two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth closed out the scoring.
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The carcinogen city is in your vicinity.
The carcinogen city is in your destiny.
The punch line is that I am in your city.
Swallow the gasoline additive, digest the MTBE.
You will always remember your placement when they make this discovery.
Swallow the gasoline additive; digest the MTBE.
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Conceive your death certificate out of your faucet and become sustenance for the insects.
Baby keep your eye on the water supplies, because my combat gear is a cup and a half of cyanide.
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South Padre Island Townhome Rental Photos and Description
4 Bedroom/3.5 Bathroom 10 Sleeps
The pictures of this property were taken in 2013!
Are you looking for contemporary Island style? The Islander is your style!
Your Islander townhouse offers stylish living for your group vacation or personal beach getaway.
The Islander Beach House is perfect for a family vacation or couples getaway. Located in The Villas of South Padre, a premier, gated, ocean front community, the Islander Beach House has private beach access and is next to the large, tropical pool area and tennis court. The community also has a playground set and club house.
With 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms there is spacious living accommodations for large parties up to 10 people. The first floor offers a large bedroom with a full bathroom (tub/shower combo) and access to the spacious backyard patio. The kitchen and main living area encompasses the second floor with a beautifully furnished living room boasting a 50' Flat Screen TV. The kitchen is well stocked with cooking utensils, refrigerator, dishwasher, oven and stove. Large balconies offer great grilling and hangout areas.The third floor hosts two guests rooms which share a full bathroom (walk in tile shower) and the master bedroom featuring an oversized walk in closet, private balcony, and full bathroom with dual sinks and walk in tile showers.
Bedding configuration:
Master bedroom - 1 king
2nd bedroom - 1 queen
3rd bedroom - 1 queen
4th bedroom - Sofa Sleeper-Full, Trundle Bed
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only


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Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff (1921–1998)
Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff was born on April 27, 1921 in Bremen, Germany. He was an actor and writer, known for Einer wird gewinnen (1964), Zwei auf einem Pferd (1957) and Acht nach 8 (1973). He was married to Gertraud Schwarz. He died on August 14, 1998 in Salzburg, Austria. See full bio »
Born:in Bremen, Germany
Died:(age 77) in Salzburg, Austria


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Buy houses in Aylestone Avenue, London NW6 - 5 bedrooms
Aylestone Avenue, Willesden Green NW6Detached house for sale - 5 bedrooms
Camerons Stiff & Co are delighted to offer for sale this detached double fronted 1920's built property. Set off the road, with a sweeping carriage-driveway for 8 cars this 5 double bedroom 3 bathroom family home has retained many period features, ... More details
Note: Distances are straight line measurements
- Brondesbury Park (0.3 miles)
- Kensal Rise (0.5 miles)
Marketed by Camerons Stiff & Co, NW2. Call 020 3318 7516


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