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Creamy Rice with Parsnip Puree and Root Vegetables
Published: February 2008 Servings: 4 to 6
Parsnip Puree
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 8 ounces parsnips, peeled, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 2 cups (or more) vegetable stock or vegetable broth
Blanched Vegetables
- 1 cup 1/4-inch cubes peeled carrots
- 1 cup 1/4-inch cubes peeled parsnips
- 1 cup 1/4-inch cubes peeled turnips
- 2 1/2 cups water
- 1 1/4 cups basmati rice
- 3/4 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 1 1/4 cups vegetable stock or vegetable broth
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Parsnip Puree
Heat oil in heavy medium saucepan over medium heat. Add parsnips and sauté until beginning to soften but not brown, about 5 minutes. Add 2 cups vegetable stock and bring to boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium; boil gently, uncovered, until parsnips are tender and stock is reduced by about half, about 35 minutes.
Transfer parsnip and stock mixture to blender and puree until smooth, scraping down sides occasionally and adding more vegetable stock by tablespoonfuls if puree is very thick. Transfer to bowl. Season puree to taste with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD Can be made 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.
Blanched Vegetables
Bring medium saucepan of salted water to boil. Add cubed carrots, parsnips, and turnips; simmer just until tender, about 5 minutes. Drain. Transfer vegetables to bowl of ice water and let stand 10 minutes. Drain well. DO AHEAD Vegetables can be made 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.
Combine 2 1/2 cups water, rice, and 3/4 teaspoon coarse salt in medium saucepan; bring to boil. Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed, about 15 minutes. Remove from heat. DO AHEAD Can be made 2 hours ahead. Let stand uncovered at room temperature.
Combine cooked rice and 1 3/4 cups vegetable stock in heavy large saucepan. Bring to simmer. Add parsnip puree and stir until heated through and well blended. Stir in blanched vegetables and cook 2 minutes longer. Season rice to taste with salt and pepper. Divide among plates and serve.
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Guests Just have to mention the 25th anniversary for this price when dining!
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Dynamite TNT Hawaiian Lehi with a Peanut Ginger Soy
Dynamite TNT crust
2cups mayonnaise
1oz tamari (gluten free soy sauce)
2tblsp togorashi
1ea scallion
2tblspn siracha
¼tsp fish sauce
1. Combine all ingredients and season to taste and use to crust fish before searing.
Peanut Ginger Soy
2ea scallions
½bunch cilantro
½ea red bell pepper
1cup peanut oil
2cups tamari (gluten free soy sauce)
1½cups rice wine vinegar
4oz ginger juice
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Seeking a dinner spot that meets all the requirements -- am I doomed?
I'm planning to have dinner with a friend tomorrow night, but he's a tad on the picky side -- not about food but about waiting for a table. (last dinner I tried to plan @ Charanga, we arrived around 8:30 and were told the wait would be about 30 mins; I had no problem with that but he practically threw a fit.)
We plan to park @ St. Mary's garage and walk to the dinner location
(no more than 6 blocks otherwise he might have another meltdown and he's insisted on this specific garage)
it will be around 7pm and he doesn't want to wait
max price for entrees @ $25
and no american, californian, asian, italian, or middle eastern (looking for something different).
Our other option is to stick close to his place around 28th & Quintara (again with the same requirements).
I really want to go try Andrew Jaegger's place, but its a bit far to walk...
Basically, I'm trying to salvage any hope of a chowish dinner tomorrow; and I don't want to end up at some crappy place like we did last time after he nixed Charanga.
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Don't forget ... no Italian, Asian, Middle Eastern, etc.
This just seems sadistic. Pick a parking garage in the middle of all the nixed options and no waiting on a Saturday night prime-time. It's almost like he looked around the area, and made sure he put anything nearby on the list.
IMO ... and I don't like to walk, Andrew Jaeger is in walking range. I would walk there from the garage. Really, it can't be over 6 blocks, though it is uphill.
Beldon Alley joints eliminating the Italian one might be the best bet, but I'm not sure about a wait on a Saturday prime-time.
Don't know how it is, but there is restaurant Seven Fifty in the Hilton near the garage which is Mediteranean, but that mainly means Italian and Mideastern with California influence and you'd have to stick to the vegetarian options for the most part to meet the price requirement. But I'm positive there wouldn't be a wait.
re: Robert Lauriston
If American, California, Asian, Italian, and Middle Eastern are out, Jeanty at Jack's (which is very good) is about the only choice on that list.
Bocadillos and Cafe Prague are within walking distance.
Better yet, ditch the high-maintenance friend and go to Perbacco by yourself. ;-)
Hmmm ... I didn't say it quite that, uh, assertively, but yeah ... that only leaves French in that neighborhood which also may not meet the criteria of something different ... and prime-time tonight isn't going to be easy in that nabe.
I don't know of the OP caught this but in the Hilton across the street from the garage is Restaurant Fifty Seven. It is Mediterrean leaning on Italian, but there is some interesting stuff on th menu and I REALLY have to think you won't have to wait at all.
I haven't tried it yet but it is on my list ... not high because, well, it's a Hilton ... however, some of the Hilton's have had decent restaurants and if under the right set of circumstances I might give it a try.
The other thing is that I have a bad knee so walking long distances isn't my thing. I do think that Andrew Jaeger is under your six block radius. It is uphill, but not that far from the garage.
Just as close is Impala a Mexican joint where I only had the Margarita. At seven pm it might not be swinging yet. It is a stomping ground for the 20 - 30 crowd, but that might be a little early for that scene.
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(Oh, that's so odd! Your first post didn't show up for me until this morning! I was puzzled by your comment about "I didn't say it that assertively"! Sorry to repeat what you said; I have no idea why that post didn't show up until now.)
Take him to Tommy's Mexican on Geary and order a pitcher of Margaritas.
Other then that I'd take him to an "old people's place" for fussy diners. Isn't there an old school French place out in West Portal? I can't remember the name but as a friend said, "it was like walking into a different decade," and at 40 they were the youngest by at least 15 years. This sounds like the sort of place you want to go.
re: ML8000
Villa D'Este???
Park, arrange to have a cab waiting, and take him for a burrito in the Mission. He sounds like he needs serious help being reasonable.
At the top of the hill on Pine (I think) is Rue LePique, it's a funky little French place run by a couple (he runs the front of the house, she's in the kitchen). It's reasonably priced and they are very sweet...it's not going to win any Michelin stars, but it was always a go-to place for us when we lived in that neighborhood.
You could also try b44 in Belden Alley - it's Spanish - or Sam's for fish. Cafe Prague can be fun, but service is Iron Curtain esque and you have to order wisely.
Good luck...
re: megamalone
Any chance you'd be willing to say more about Rue LePique, its the first I've heard of it.
re: China
Given the location I think it is Rue Lepic
It gets a positive post every now and then on Chowhound and an occasional 'eh' post. More positive than negative opinions. I don't remember ever reading a pan about the place. Sounds like a good neighborhood place.
Until I linked to the webpage above, I never knew the owner/chef was Japanese with that having some influence it says on the food.
I wonder where the OP went and how it turned out.
re: rworange
thanks rworange!
I ended up convincing Mr. Picky the short walk over to Andrew Jaeger's spot was just the ticket to work up an appetite. So we did finally end up where I wanted to go, and boy am I glad we did.
First off, the service was excellent. When the bread was brought to our table, the server mentioned that he'd included a few pieces of the cornbread for us to try. I believe this was exactly the perfect cornbread I'd imagined... with chunks of corn kernels, sausage, and another item I couldn't quite identify (fresh jalepeno?). The hint of smokyness in the rich cornbread, with its texture just moist enough without crumbling apart and not overly dense, complemented the pan crustiness on the outside and created an amazing experience. Next time I visit I'll be sure to order the cornbread.
We ordered the jambalaya as well as the panned chicken. My dear friend J had never had (real) jambalaya before, so this was something new. Although he expressed hesitancy about new foods, he had no need to worry. J relished the smoky heat, enjoying the plentiful shrimp, crawdads, mussels, scallop, squid, fish, sausage, etc. He gave me a taste of the well balanced jambalaya -- but only a taste because I showed him the secret to the "stew" (mopping up the last drops of delish with a hunk of bread).
I had ordered the panned chicken, partly because it was something I wanted to try, but mostly as a back up in case J + jambalaya = refusal to consume food at the establishment. I suspect the panned chicken is not one of the best items on the menu... although it came out alright it seemed to be only average. Probably a viable choice for picky eaters. Because breast meat is more difficulty to keep moist and tender, I could tell they tried -- but what came out was something just a hair away from dry and tough. I'd expected it to have some crisp and crunch (at least at the edges), but the chicken I got had not achieved that state yet. And the "spices" were not as bold as I'd hoped for -- actually I could barely detect them.
Finally, some of the rice that came with both our orders seemed to be a tad underdone; not enough to warrant a send-back, but enough for me to notice. Maybe it was intentional for the jambalaya so the rice wouldn't turn into mush, but I really noticed it with the chicken as well.
All in all, I might go back for another try, and order the cornbread next time. This place is more suited to a casual dinner, despite the entertainment and bar.
re: susancinsf
We actually got there around 8:30 and when we arrived the Dixieland band was wrapping up their last set; both the bar area as well as dining room were only half full. By the time we left, the bar area was packed; although there were still a few open tables in the dining room.
re: susancinsf
I've never seen the dining room full when I've walked by. I'm not sure why that place isn't more popular, the food's very good, the prices are reasonable, and there's nothing else like it in these parts.
re: Robert Lauriston
Good to know, and it is on my list to try soon. If parking weren't such a hassle I'd probably have tried it already, so that may be one factor (?). Guess we will probably also do the walk from St Mary's garage when we do.
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We usually find street parking down on Sansome or Battery.


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
Our other condo is #17603 on VRBO.
This condo is comfy and cozy and fully equipped with everything you'll need. It's a corner unit on the first floor, ski slope side of building one in Giant Steps. We can accommodate 8 people with a King-size bed in the master, a queen bed & twin bunks in the 2nd bedroom and full sleeper sofa in living room, and have flat screen TVs in every room. We bought it in 2012 and totally remodeled with new flooring and an all new kitchen. Giant Steps has a great game room, 2 spas, an underground parking garage, and dumbwaiters in all three buildings, not to mention we are next to the main lift and new tubing park. There is a free shuttle to take you all around the mountain.
Whether summer or winter, Brian Head, Utah has it all. We are about an hour and a half drive to Zion National Park and about an hour and 15 minutes to Bryce Canyon National Park
In the winter this small mountain town has great powder skiing, a snowboard park, snowmobiling, and two tubing parks. Be sure and check with the resort about $25 Tuesdays!
Summertime in Brian Head provides great nature hikes and mountain biking trails with some of the most magnificent overlooks nature can provide. Brian Head has it's own, pond, the 'Bristlecone pond' stocked with trout, surrounded by a walking trail and picnic pads. Southern Utah is dubbed color country for its beautiful national parks. The Shakespearean Festival takes place all summer just 30 minutes away in Cedar City.
**Please note: The Resort is no longer selling the Freedom Passes, therefore we can't purchase them to offer to our renters.
Keywords: Condominium
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- wheelchair accessible
About Bob & Julie Mangino
This is the 2nd condo we bought in Brian Head. We love it so much, we had to have two! The Mangino Family
Bob & Julie Mangino purchased this condo in 2012
Why Bob & Julie Mangino chose Brian Head
Because we wanted a view.
What makes this condo unique
Corner unit, 1st floor, ski slope side with beautiful view.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Thanks for the stay, we really enjoyed it, especially how close we are to the ski lift.


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The renewed interest in coal as a fuel source for power generation will increase coal demand by up to 4 percent a year for the next 20 years. With so much coal produced domestically in this...
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At the time, Melissa Hope, a spokeswoman for Missouri Sierra Club, said in a release: "KCP&L tried to do something outside of the public process to gain approval to build an expensive and dirty coal-burning power plant." Spoken like the die-hard environmentalists that we all used to know. Have they really changed their stripes?
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That's a ridiculous claim. Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates of future power demand, and a recent MIT study, show that coal will be a significant part of the supply mix under any scenario.
Another preposterous claim is that the industry might avoid building nuclear by building more renewable technologies. Just listen to John G. Rice, vice chairman of General Electric, who spoke at CERAweek 2007 earlier this year:
"Nuclear has to be a part of the equation. If you think about the U.S. just over the next 40 or 45 years, most of the plants that exist today will run to the end of their useful life and have to be decommissioned, which brings somewhere around 100 GW offline," he said.
"Some people would like to think that wind can take up the slack. Well, it simply can't take up the slack. You would need somewhere around 150,000 to 170,000 wind turbines to fill all the demand left from nuclear. At 50 acres a copy, which is roughly the amount of space that you need to put a wind turbine in, you are talking about the land the size of seven states of Rhode Island. So, the fact of the matter is that you are not going to see a world without nuclear and see that slack taken up by wind," he says.
Rice calculates a need of more than just one or two plants to be started in the United States. He says one or two nuke plants should be started every year for the next 20 or 30 years, "or you are going to have a problem."
Coal remains significant in any scenario, he says. "Just over 50 percent of the U.S. power generation comes from coal. And that is a lot higher in China and India, for example. You can't imagine how those countries can accomplish their goals without coal. We and others are working on technologies around coal gasification. They are very promising. They are technically viable. They are still more expensive than they need to be. And the cost has to come down before they can become widespread," Rice declared.
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Spice is a tool, a powerhouse of flavors. You can mix and match, using your tools to create the flavors you want on your canvas, with no rules (I love the sound of that.) A small teaspoon can go a long way. Every time that I add masalas (spice blend) to my vegetables, I feel like I am breathing life into the dish.
Bland flavorless food is like watching a boring movie on a dull, rainy day. I have had the opportunity to to taste some pretty bland food and it left me with a rather dull empty feeling. Spicy is sometimes misunderstood as a synonym for 'hot'; however, spicy simply means flavored with spice. Spicy does not always mean it is sharp and/or hot. Cinnamon is not sharp, but it is a spice... Then there is fennel, which is sweet in flavor. It might be intimidating for some to embrace these flavors, it is indeed an acquired taste. If you are sniffing cumin for the first time, don't stick your nose into a bag of cumin, you might just faint (OK! that's a bad joke) But seriously, it does have a strong aroma, most spices do. But remember that you are not going to add a cup of cumin or any other spice, into your dish. It's going to be just 1/2 tsp or even 1/4th tsp. It provides flavor and mixes in with the other main ingredients to give a subtle flavor. A better way could be to rub the spice between your finger and thumb and sniff the aroma. I think spiced oils are a good way to start, as you can add a bit of the spiced oil onto your dish and try it. Also, I love customizing my
This particular spicy oil is a mix of red chili, garlic and a bit of garam masala. The oil I have used is a blend of olive and sesame. Sesame is pretty strong, the olive oil dilutes the flavor of the sesame and adds it's own sweet nutty taste. Why oils?? Well, it's the same reason why fried food is one of the best tasting foods. It's because fat devolves flavor (flavor solvents). I know you're probably falling asleep here, but there is serious science behind why fried food is more flavorful. So, don't blame yourself for gawking over french fries rather than apples. (no offense to apples here). Just one advice, don't drink it like a beverage... use a teaspoon.
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By KATHRYN FLAGG
NEW HAVEN — When 64-year-old Lorraine Clark's car swerved off an icy road and into the New Haven River earlier this month, the Bristol woman remembers having one clear thought: Don't panic.
"I said to myself, 'Now, don't panic. You can't panic. You've got to use your head and you've got to keep your wits about you,'" Clark remembered. "'You're the only one down here and you've got to help yourself.'"
That wherewithal — an inner strength, Clark said, that she never knew she had — and a heavy dose of good luck saved Clark's life on Dec. 9, when her 2002 Pontiac Grand Am slid off the road and plunged about 30 feet into the icy river.
Clark had been driving toward Bristol on River Road around 2 p.m., shortly after leaving her job as a food service assistant at Helen Porter nursing home in Middlebury.
As she approached a narrow bridge over the New Haven River near Halpin Road, she saw a green car driving toward her from the opposite direction — too close to her own side of the road for comfort.
She swerved to the right slightly to avoid hitting the car, and the tail end of her Grand Am fishtailed. Clark made it over the bridge, but by that point the front end of her car had started to shake violently, and she lost control of the vehicle entirely.
Her car slid off the road, over the river bank, and then plunged into eight feet of icy, fast-moving water.
Clark, jostled by the crash, found herself suddenly in the passenger seat. Her car was rapidly sinking.
She knew that all four doors were locked — the Pontiac's doors did so automatically every time the key turned in the ignition. So Clark fumbled with the lock, and then threw her weight against the door, using her shoulder to try to wedge the door open.
By ANDY KIRKALDY
By JOHN FLOWERS
MIDDLBURY — It appears as though the various broadcasting and cell phone tenants of the communications tower on Chipman Hill will be providing Middlebury residents with some property tax relief this year.
Subject to the approval of an Addison County Probate Court judge, a portion of the rental fees derived from those tower tenants will be used to make up a penny on the tax rate — around $70,000 in property tax revenues — that will be earmarked for Middlebury's conservation fund.
Middlebury selectmen recently requested the donation from directors of the Battell Trust, a 100-year-old organization that presides over the vast public lands on which the communication tower is located. Those lands include the 130-acre Chipman Hill and 90-acre Battell Woods properties that were willed to the town by the late Joseph Battell, who stipulated that the lands be used for public enjoyment.
A communications tower (to host an FM station transmitter) was first built on Chipman Hill around 30 years ago. The courts in 2003 OK'd the replacement of that initial tower with the more modern structure that stands there today. The structure provides free spots to several emergency response organizations, including the Middlebury police and fire departments, the Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association and Porter Hospital dispatch services, Middlebury Department of Public Works and the Addison County Sheriff's Department.
But other users — who pay monthly fees ranging from $500 to $2,000 — include Central Vermont Public Service Corp., Rinker's Paging, Unicel, NEXTEL, U.S. Cellular, Verizon Wireless and local radio stations like WFAD 1490 AM.
MIDDLEBURY — Ben Franklin, one of downtown Middlebury's largest retailers, is on the verge of being sold to a local family that plans to maintain it as a general merchandise store.
Bonnie Gridley, a broker/owner of RE/MAX Champlain Valley Properties, confirmed the potential transaction last week. She said she could not disclose the names of the buyers until the deal is finalized, which is likely to occur by the end of next month.
"They plan to keep the business pretty much status quo," Gridley said, though the new owners may introduce some new items in addition to the household wares, fabric, toys, dry goods, candy and other odds and ends that have drawn area shoppers to Ben Franklin for the past 71 years.
"We hope people will continue to support the store," Gridley said.
News of the store's acquisition by a local family and word that it will remain retail space should come as good news to many Middlebury residents and town officials who feared the sizable Main Street spot could by carved up into condominiums or otherwise taken out of the downtown shopping mix.
The Duffany family acquired the Ben Franklin store in 1943 and has owned it ever since. Larry Duffany confirmed back in July that he was putting the 63 Main St. business — as well as the building in which it is located — on the market.
A Web-based listing of the property indicated an asking price of $649,000 for the two-story building and the 0.12 acres on which it sits. The listing described the building as having 7,832 square feet of office/retail space, along with two "very spacious" apartments on the second floor.
It is currently the largest retail space on Main Street and employs around a dozen full- and part-time workers.
MONTPELIER — The Counseling Service of Addison County (CSAC) will need to trim its budget by around $500,000 before the end of June as a result of fiscal year 2009 state budget rescissions, including a new round amounting to $19.7 million announced by the administration of Gov. James Douglas on Monday.
State officials warned that additional, deeper cuts are undoubtedly on the horizon for this fiscal year and next.
Locally, the latest cuts will not only hit CSAC but will also mean closure of the Addison County Probation and Parole field office and elimination of state funding for the University of Vermont Morgan Horse Farm in Weybridge, though that organization is expected to weather the storm thanks to a $1 million gift it received earlier this year.
State lawmakers were still sorting out the impact of the latest batch of cuts as the Addison Independent went to press on Wednesday. Casualties included:
• 50 state government positions statewide (15 of which are currently vacant). Affected agencies include Natural Resources, Buildings and General Services, Secretary of State's office, Agriculture, Corrections, Governor's office, Treasurer's office and Veterans' Affairs.
• Pay cuts of 5 percent for non-union state workers now earning more than $60,000 per year.
• A $766,000 reduction for the Vermont Student Assistance Corp., in second-semester college tuition grants.
• A 4-percent cut for the state's mental health agencies, including CSAC. Elimination of chiropractic service coverage for Medicaid recipients.
• Elimination of cervical cancer vaccines for adult women.
• Closure of state roadside rest areas (none in Addison County).
The rescissions also mean Vermonters and visitors will be seeing some higher fees for services, such as admission to state parks.
MIDDLEBURY — Voters in the seven towns that make up the Addison Central Supervisory Union school district on March 3 will cast ballots on a proposed UD-3 spending plan of $15,530,470 for the 2009-2010 academic year. The budge, which eliminates Middlebury Union Middle School's (MUMS) living arts program, represents a 3.4 percent increase in spending over the current year.
The living arts program and its teacher ultimately became the casualties of Act 82, a new state law that requires school districts to hold two votes on their budgets if they exceed a state-prescribed inflationary threshold. The living arts program costs $88,000, an amount school administrators reluctantly recommended for paring in order to ensure the UD-3 budget would not trigger a second vote under Act 82.
"When we're looking at the budget constraints we were facing this year, there was no way we could find those savings looking for $1,000 here or $1,000 there," MUMS Principal Inga Duktig said. "It wasn't an easy decision at all."
A decision rendered even more difficult by another state law — Act 130, which requires that shared expenses be budgeted based on actual spending at elementary and secondary schools. That means UD-3 administrators have to reflect, in the 2009-2010 budget, around $280,000 in transportation costs that had previously been reflected in the supervisory union's elementary school budgets. That accounting change is responsible for more than half of the 3.4 percent increase in the proposed UD-3 spending plan.
"It's been a challenging budget for us," ACSU Superintendent Lee Sease told the UD-3 board at a Tuesday evening meeting.
He added the 2009-2010 budget picture is likely not to get brighter in the near future. That's because there is no more fund balance to apply to what is already a very conservative spending plan, according to Sease.
ADDISON COUNTY — After 30 years in the construction industry, Salisbury resident Jack Sheehan has seen economic ups and downs before — but never before has he seen business slow like it has this winter.
"Usually I'm about a year to a year and a half ahead," he said, when it comes to plotting out his work schedule. "This year I have about half a year's worth of work that I know of."
And Sheehan, who runs a relatively small business with a crew of three other employees, is one of the lucky ones. He hasn't had to lay off employees yet, and so far, he said, the spring looks promising.
Other local builders haven't been so lucky, as construction around the region slows in the face of the national and statewide economic recession.
Work is tight in industries around the state. Unemployment in Vermont climbed to 5.2 percent of the workforce in October, up from 3.9 percent a year ago. (Statewide unemployment is still significantly lower than national unemployment, which at last count was a seasonally adjusted 6.7 percent.)
But with credit tight, and homeowners and business owners reluctant — or unable — to build, work is growing especially scarce for workers in the construction industry, which last year employed 5.5 percent of Vermont workers.
Slow business has forced some layoffs at businesses like Middlebury's Bread Loaf Corp. and Apple Hill Design-Build.
Jim Pulver, the vice president of architecture at Bread Loaf, acknowledged that his company has had to downsize its workforce recently — though he wouldn't say by how much.
The company, which specializes in industrial and commercial projects, is seeing fewer projects to bid on, Pulver said, as well as tighter budgets on projects that are moving forward.
MIDDLEBURY — The Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center (PHCC) board will present county voters on Town Meeting Day with a 2009-2010 spending plan of $3,322,229, representing a 3.8 percent increase compared to the current year's plan.
The per-pupil, district assessment (tuition rate) for students choosing to attend the PHCC is projected to increase to 5 percent to $10,271 — a hike of $493 per student.
PHCC offers 12 technical and six foundational programs in such things as agriculture, automotive, health careers, culinary arts and theater. The majority of students come from Middlebury, Mount Abraham and Vergennes union high schools, plus some students come from other union high schools and private schools and some are homeschooled.
The $121,620 overall budget increase is primarily associated with contracted salary and benefit increases, according to PHCC Director Lynn Coale. He noted the career center board and its teachers recently ratified a new, four-year agreement through which faculty will receive the same health insurance benefits they currently enjoy, along with annual increase of 4 percent in base pay (see related story). The contract retroactively includes the concluded 2007-2008 academic year.
"We're certainly seeing increases in salaries reflective of the new master agreement, and an increase in energy costs," Coale said on Thursday, the day after the PHCC school board approved the 2009-2010 budget proposal.
The main budget drivers, according to Coale, include an additional $118,238 in salary expenses; another $18,908 for "supplies and materials" (largely fuel); and a bump of $21,188 for equipment — primarily new computers, which are part of a five-year technology improvement plan.
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What is your favorite sauce to pour over baked potatoes?
- Hank Hanover Feb 25, 2011 06:16 AM
I have been wanting to make some baked potatoes as a quick main dish. I want a sauce to smother them with.
I can think of a few possibilities like cheese and broccoli sauce or chili or even mushroom marsala sauce.
Do you folks have any ideas. Please feel free to post the recipe.
Thank you
Baked potato fan here! Hollandaise, bolognese, red or green pesto, green peppercorn, crab mornay, dill cream sauce. When I go to the UK I love jacket potatoes with tuna and so on. One of my ultimate favourites includes a cheese leek sauce, not really saucy, but a yummy topping nonetheless...http://www.secretsauce.co.uk/meat-pou...
re: chefathome
Oh, and another favourite (only when in the UK!) is baked beans. For some reason it just works!
Used to go to this restaurant where they served a huge baked potatoe with a choice of cheese sauce or chicken gravy....the chicken gravy tasted pretty good on it.
Wow, I haven't made this is years, but I used to bake and split my potato and nuke one of those broccoli with cheddar sauce frozen thingies for a topping. Every gal on a diet knows this one ;-)
I'm pretty old school now and I use butter and sour cream. Sometimes A-1 sauce for dipping the skins.
I found this article on "101 toppings for jacket potatoes: at http://www.squidoo.com/best-baked-pot...
I didn't realize they were called "Jacket Potatoes". I just thought that was some stupid name Paula Dean had come up with. I should have realized that she had picked up the term from her trip to England.
re: Hank Hanover
My mother always called potatoes either boiled in the jacket or baked in the jacket. She was not English and had never been to England.
re: Hank Hanover
I always understood a potato "in its jacket" to mean a potato peeled like the picture below.
Actually creating a "jacket", as if it were on a little man. A strip of peel removed around the middle of the potato. Then it gets boiled. I usually do this with round red potatoes, medium sized. Little "red jackets".
See what I mean? Anyone else know of this?
Learned it from my dad, who grew up in Albany, New York, 1920s. Irish father, German mother.
re: blue room
My mom never cut a strip of peel off the potatoes for either boiled in the jacket or baked in the jacket.
re: Wtg2Retire
I'm beginning to think my father made it up to amuse the kids? Searching online, I found this instruction:
"If using new potatoes, peel a strip of skin from the center of each." It's from a Better Homes and Gardens recipe for Beef Pot Roast. But it doesn't mention jackets, or why you'd do that.
re: blue room
I've always thought of a jacket potato as one baked or boiled in their jackets (skins) but not necessarily peeled.
Cutting off a strip allows the potato to boil without bursting open. It's not a big deal in potato cookery, but I do it sometimes when I'm boiling potatoes, especially new or redskins. Plus it looks nice if you make a little striped crisscross or other design on the skin. A black tie jacket, if you will.
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My mom, from Peekskill born 1928 always called baked potatoes with the skin (is there any other way???) potatoes in their jacket. She would encourage us to eat the "jacket" because it was so good for you. She would sometimes boil new baby potaotes and leave the "jacket" on. So no matter what style she cooked them, if the skin was left it became the "jacket". Way to go mom!
I do like the tuna sauce that chefathome mentioned. Creamed eggs are good. Aside from broccoli and cheddar sauce or mushrooms, "jacket" potatoes scream creamed chipped beef, hold the toast.
Sometimes I just put mayo and celery seed on them for a trashy but tasty sort of lunch.
Chicken Pot Potatoes... create chicken pot pie filling as usual and serve over baked pots...potatoes!
Blue cheese or ranch dressing. Bacon is always good, but must be accompanied by either of the former or cheese.
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Something about the combo of chilies, cheese and peanuts.
chopped BBQ brisket in (BBQ) sauce and jalapeno slices is pretty popular here in Austin. I love it, but my favorite way is just rinsed, salted liberally while the skin is wet, and baked. I am about to go pop a few in the oven. I serve them with butter, salt, and pepper. Of course the skins are the best part. Actually I have tried just about everything savory with baked potatoes and so far have liked them all.
It's not exactly a sauce, but I like dal on baked potatoes. I also like them with salsa or romesco sauce.
Romesco sauce, if you make them like patatas brava. You can make Romesco or buy it in an international grocery.
My grandmother used to empty out baked potatoes and restuff with mashed potatoes and spinach. You could add milk or butter, or not. Put back in the shell and add a little cheese. It was apparently the only way my uncle would eat greens.
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I sometimes bake potatoes, cut them in half lengthwise , mix the potatoes with green onions and sour cream, salt and pepper, sprinkle with parm. cheese or cheddar, and put them under the broiler until everything melts and browns. I also like the potato "meat" mixed with cheddar, green onions, and chopped up bell peppers, then broiled.
I can remember a little place back in the late 70s called "Hot Potato" they served baked potatoes as a main filled with your choice of sauces and meats. My favorite- the Beef Bourguignon. A delicious sauce with beef cubes, and carrots, onions. I'd make it differently than the way they did, using red wine, and bacon, pearl onions,etc.
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Oh my goodness. This sounds wonderful. I don't know why I never thought of it. Thanks for the idea.
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There was a place like this across the street from the university where I did my undergrad. You could get baked sweet potatoes, too, and they had tonnes of vegan sauces/toppings as well as the "regular" ones. I wonder if it's still there.
I will bake a bunch on the weekend since they are are a great lunch at work or side or main at home.
I love non-fat plain greek yogurt and I'll top them with that and a ton of fresh herbs. I also will sautee mushrooms with garlic & herbs in butter for something more decadent. Crumbled gorgonzola is also good.
Pulled pork with BBQ sauce goes great atop baked potatoes. Make enough pork for sandwiches another night. 2 main dishes from one meat. (You can cook the meat in your crock pot while you're at work.)


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Jazz up mixed berries?
I'm bringing mixed berries (straw, blue, black, rasp) to an office luncheon and I wondered if there's anything I could do to make them more exciting either in terms of preparation or presentation? Thanks!
well, you could macerate them with sugar or honey and a little orange ligueur like Grand Marnier. Call it "drunken berries". You could put a slice of lemon pound cake at the bottom of a bowl. Put a scoop of ice cream on the cake then ladle the macerated fruit on top of the ice cream.
You could stuff the raspberries with chocolate chips. Just scoop out a hole at the top. Strawberries can be stuffed with cream cheese.
You could use them in a tart or on top of a cake and glaze them with apricot jam. Makes them all shiny.
Perhaps you could use skewers to make fruit kebobs. You could glaze these, too. You could dip the kebobs in sour cream and sprinkle brown sugar on them. with just strawberries, this tastes just like strawberry short cake. I see no reason why you couldn't use the technique on other fruits too.
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If it's an office luncheon I'd avoid the liqueur. Many people avoid alcohol for personal, medical or religious reasons, and that could be a major, even career ending faux pax.
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I'm a consultant so I have other ways to jettison my career!
re: JonParker
That is the safest way. Although I doubt anyone will get drunk on a tablespoon of Grand Marnier in a dish to serve 6.
re: Hank Hanover
It's not a question of getting drunk. Some people avoid it for religious reasons, and the taste can be a trigger for alcoholics. It's like telling someone who's Jewish that a dish doesn't have much pork in it.
re: slacker1
Or some Greek Yogurt.
re: greygarious
Why would the peaches need peeling?
Berries with fresh mint or basil are a great combo.
A pretty and simple presentation would be to use clear individual glasses and layer berries by color.
Or use one larger clear serving dish and layer by color.
Put them on kebab sticks interspersed with marshmallows and serve with some caramel sauce on the side, if desired/ appropriate (i.e. it could be messy!)
These are such amazing ideas you guys! I will skip the liqueur although will try that at home sometime. It's all women and we do love us some greek yogurt so I think I'll put a bowl of yogurt in the center and then pile the fruit around it. Some honey and mint will be a good add too. Thanks again!
I like taking clottled cream and biscuts and serving them with berries cooked down with a bit of balsamic and brown lemon juice
Just to close the circle....my mixed berries were a big hit thanks to your advice and were so easy. I lightly tossed straw, blue, black and raspberries with honey and mint leaves and served them with a bowl of creme fraiche. The only change I'd make is not to toss with the raspberries - add them after - as they got smushed despite my light handling. Thanks, Chowies!


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Spinach-Porcini Stuffing
Published: December 2008 Servings: makes about 5 cups
- 1 1/2-ounce package dried porcini mushrooms*
- 1 cup boiling water
- 2 hot Italian sausages (6 to 7 ounces total), casings removed
- 1/2 cup chopped shallots (3 large)
- 3 garlic cloves, chopped
- 2 cups 1/3-inch cubes crustless day-old country-style bread
- 1 10-ounce package frozen chopped spinach, thawed, squeezed very dry
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
- Coarse kosher salt
- 1 large egg
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Place porcini in small bowl; pour 1 cup boiling water over. Let stand until soft, about 45 minutes. Drain, reserving soaking liquid. Chop porcini; set aside.
Heat large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add sausage; sauté until brown, breaking up into small pieces with back of fork. Add porcini, shallots, and garlic. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and cook until sausage is cooked through, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes. Transfer sausage mixture and any juices to medium bowl. Stir bread cubes, spinach, and rosemary into sausage mixture. Season with coarse salt and pepper. Mix in 1/4 cup reserved porcini soaking liquid. Cover and chill stuffing overnight.
Bring stuffing to room temperature. Just before using, whisk egg to blend in small bowl and mix into stuffing.
*Available in the produce section of many supermarkets and at specialty foods stores and Italian markets.
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