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- HouseSparrow Dec 19, 2013 01:06 PM
I hope this is the right place to ask. I'm looking to buy a cookbook for my mom for Xmas that specializes in soup. We tend to like healthy, vegetable-y soups, but are not restricted to that. We eat meat but in moderation. Only thing I wouldn't want too much of in the book are weird/esoteric ingredients you'd have to go to a specialty store to get. Stuff that can be found in most bigger grocery stores is fine.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
I recently bought one called Splendid Soups by James Peterson (John Wiley & Sons, 2001), but I haven't used it yet. It's a large book, over 600 pages, and that's nearly all recipes, not pictures.
The New England Soup Factory Cookbook is one of my favorites cookbooks solely devoted to soups but with a chapter of sandwiches and salads. Everything I've cooked from this book has been excellent. Here's a list of recipe titles in the book with ingredients listed but no actual recipes...
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You should really hit them up and try a bunch of their delicious soups, sammies and salads. Their mazoh balls are pretty awesome.
I dream about their tomato soup with cheddar and habanero.
I am a huge soup fan, so will be following this thread . . .
I have Barbara Kafka's Soup cookbook - have had it for years - can't say I ever really use it (I know not helpful but for what it is worth).
Those are exactly the three I would recommend: Peterson, New England soup factory and Kafka.
I have them all and love soup.
I'd put them in this order, though:
NESF - lucky enough to be near their restaurant once in awhile and everything is delicious. It's a great book.
I have several soup cookbooks, this is my hands down favorite:
12 Months of Monastery Soups, Victor D'Avila-Latourrette
Soup recipes by month, with a focus on simple, delicious fare...
"The Daily Soup Cookbook" is loaded with more than 200 recipes from the Manhattan restaurant chain of the same name. This is one of my favorite soup cookbooks; when I did my last cookbook purge I kept this one and gave away Bernard Clayton's book of soups and stews.
Our daughter gave me a book a few years ago for a gift giving occasion, my birthday in 2012.
Soup of the Day, 365 recipes for every day of the year, by Kate McMillan, published under the Williams-Sonoma name.
We are a huge fan of the Bakery Lane Soup Bowl Cook Book, http://www.amazon.com/Bakery-Lane-Sou.... Bought it in the 70s when it came out (we went to school in Midd, and ate often at the restaurant), and still make the recipes from it.
Last year I bought Love Soup by Anna Thomas as a result of a discussion on these boards. It is vegetarian and arranged seasonally (spring/summer and fall/winter). I've made, I think, 4 soups from it. Three were great and one was good. But all had a really warm, healthy and homey feel -- eating them just felt good. All the soups are packed with veggies and none are heavy with cream or cheese, though she often recommends a bit of cream or cheese or olive oil to enrich the finished soup. I'd like to use this book more. I find almost every recipe appealing. The thing that stops me from pulling it out more often is that sometimes the soups contain just a few more ingredients than I have handy. The soup pot is often a destination for things I have around and need to use up, as opposed to me buying ingredients specifically for a soup. That said, I like the book. In addition, to soups it has a small selection of recipes for simple salads, breads and desserts to round out a soup meal.
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Agreed - I have this book and love it as a jumping off place. I don't always have all the ingredients but the recipes are healthy and delicious and with these soups you can be creative without fear of ruining the recipe.
Love Soup by Anna Thomas
All Vegetarian and over all healthy. Easily adaptable, sorted by season.
The New York Times Bread and Soup Cookbook.
Amazon lists the publication date as 1994. I'm pretty sure mine is at least 30 years old, because I haven't seen the person who gave it to me in nearly that long!
It has lots of good basic recipes like "cream of (insert vegetable here) soup", and then follows with chapters containing various geographic and ethnic recipes.
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This book sounds really good. I have a feeling it will teach me more about the mechanics of making soup and not just be a collection of recipes that are all different with no standard operating procedure. Just ordered a copy. Thanks!
I have both Splendid Soups by James Peterson and the Book of Soups by the Culinary Institute of America. It is the latter one I reach for every time even though I am in general a fan of Peterson. The CIA book is fabulous.
Don't know if it is too late to join this discussion or not. Obviously it is too late for Christmas, but in the future, you may wish to look at "A Feast of Soups" by Jacqueline Heriteau. It is an older book, published in 1982. I have relied it for many years, and I have never found a recipe that hasn't turned out wonderfully. I even gave a copy of it to my mother-in-law years ago for Christmas. Generally speaking, it doesn't call for unusual ingredients. It contains recipes from around the world. Many of the recipes are classics, but there is a chapter on "Health, Diet, Dairy, and Herb Recipes". It is carried by Amazon, in paperback.
There are lots of different soups - all wonderful, but I have never seen a soup recipe book. The best soup is one in which you can toss any of yesterday's leftovers and call it 'chili' or 'minestrone'.


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The Bucs lost all four games. They gave up a third-round draft pick for former New England receiver Stephen Starring, a move they'd later regret. They cut punter Monte Robbins, the fourth-round pick. Remember these names? Miles Turpin, Don Pumphrey, Keith Bosley, Alan Herline, Al Williams, Pete Caspariello.
WEEK 1 Eagles 41, Bucs 14
Notes: Among players cut the weekend before the season-opener were veteran wide receiver Gerald Carter, linebacker Don Graham, nose tackle Dan Sileo, and defensive end Kevin Kellin. Perkins said later in the week that the Carter release was "a few years overdue," despite the fact that Carter's best years were his last three. Free agent rookie Sidney Coleman made the team instead of Graham, the Bucs' fourth-round draft pick in 1987. Also making the team was free-agent rookie Odie Harris, who is Gerald Carter's cousin. Perkins also announced that rookie Reuben Davis, a ninth-round draft choice, would start at left defensive end over veteran John Cannon.
Game: Vinny Testaverde threw five interceptions and five Tampa Bay rushers combined for just 43 yards as the Philadelphia Eagles pounded the Bucs 41-14 in front of the smallest crowd ever to watch a Bucs home-opener (43,502). About the only Buc who had a good day was wide receiver Bruce Hill, who caught eight passes for 157 yards while Starring sat out on the inactive list. Hill's performance was the first sign that the Starring trade may have been a mistake. (PS. The Bucs didn't score in the first quarter.)
Perkins quote: "That game was damned embarrassing, in my opinion. If it wasn't embarrassing to any of the guys in there, they need to get out of town."
WEEK 2 Bucs 13, Packers 10
Notes: Former University of Florida quarterback Kerwin Bell tried out with the Bucs after being cut by the Miami Dolphins. It rained all week, forcing the Bucs to practice inside. Testaverde didn't throw one pass until game day. Twelve punters had tryouts with the Bucs, but Perkins opted to keep Ray Criswell, who averaged 32 yards through the preseason and Philadelphia game.
Game: Tampa Bay snapped its nine-game regular-season losing streak with a 13-10 win over Green Bay at Lambeau Field. Donald Igwebuike kicked the winning 28-yard field goal on the last play of the game. Iggy also kicked a 53-yarder, which ended up being the longest NFL field goal of the year. James Wilder rushed for 91 yards. Linebacker Ervin Randle left the game with a shoulder injury that would keep him out eight weeks. (P.S. The Bucs didn't score in the first quarter.)
Perkins: "We're not a great team yet, by any means. We had a very poor pass rush from where I stood. We can't expect to compete defensively if we can't rush any better than we did today."
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Notes: Bucs sign former Phoenix running back Derrick McAdoo just in time for the game against the Cardinals. Receiver Gene Taylor was released. Igwebuike was mugged and robbed outside a Tampa night club. He lost $500 and a 14K gold watch.
Game: The Bucs led the Cardinals 24-23 with 5 minutes to go, but Cliff Stoudt burned the Bucs' defense with a 42-yard touchdown pass to Jay Novacek, and Tampa Bay fell short 30-24. (P.S. The Bucs didn't score in the first quarter. 44-0 and counting.)
Perkins: "I'm proud of the way we fought back, but we were not strong enough to stay there when we had to. It's very disappointing and very frustrating, but I don't think they (the Bucs) can be ashamed of themselves. I did see some improvement, and in the future we're going to be a hell of a football team."
WEEK 4 Saints 13, Bucs 9
Notes: Buccaneer defensive linemen expressed concern over their lack of sacks (1 in 82 passing plays). Bucs owner Hugh Culverhouse donated his private jet for a relief flight to Jamaica after Hurricane Gilbert destroyed the island.
Game: The Bucs played what ended up being one of their three best games of the year, but couldn't do quite enough to upset New Orleans. Final score: 13-9. (P.S. No score again in the first quarter. 54-0 and counting.)
Perkins: "I like our guys. I like our team. Each week they are giving us a little more. They played hard the whole ballgame and I'm proud of them for that."
WEEK 5 Bucs 27, Packers 24
Notes: Randle underwent surgery on his shoulder and joined the injured reserve list. The Bucs were favorites going into the weekend for just the second time in two years.
Game: Testaverde completed six of seven passes for 107 yards in the final two drives, and the Bucs beat the Packers 27-24. Igwebuike's 44-yard field goal in the final seconds clinched the win. Linebacker Kevin Murphy intercepted a pass and ran it in 35 yards for a touchdown. (P.S. No Bucs score in the first quarter. 57-0. This is getting ridiculous.)
Perkins: "When we look at the films of the first few quarters, they're probably going to look like horror films. We made far too many mistakes offensively. But our defense played real good from start to finish. It was probably the best they've played since we've been here."
WEEK 6 Vikings 14, Bucs 13
Notes: The Bucs signed linebacker Pete Najarian, a former Minnesota Viking, just in time for the game against the Vikings. Center Kevin Thomas was waived to make room for Najarian. Twenty-nine Bucs complained of flu symptoms and were given penicillin shots. Testaverde caught the bug the worst.
Game: Tampa Bay's field goal unit didn't get on the field in time, and the Bucs missed upsetting the Vikings by about five seconds. Final score: 14-13. Starring caught a 53-yard Hail Mary pass with 17 seconds to go, but couldn't get out of bounds. Perkins blamed himself for the loss, and called the game "the biggest disappointment of the year." (P.S. Still no Bucs score in the first quarter. 64-0. Stay tuned.)
Perkins: "I told the team that I lost the game, not them. The people on the field didn't recognize that the field-goal unit was coming on, but I have to take the blame for that. I'm the head coach, and I have not properly prepared the team for that situation."
WEEK 7 Colts 35, Bucs 31
Notes: Rookie running back William Howard got his first start in place of James Wilder.
Game: Testaverde threw for 469 yards (226 in the final quarter), but Indianapolis won the game 35-31. The Bucs trailed by 25 at one point. That fourth quarter was a hint of what Testaverde could become. (P.S. You guessed it. 71-0 in first quarters.)
Perkins: "You have to give Indianapolis credit, especially in the first half, they kicked the s--- out of us. We fought back, but that's no consolation. We got our a-- handed to us. We made some really stupid mistakes, like penalties, and we're not a good enough football team to do that and win against any team in the NFL."
WEEK 8 Vikings 49, Bucs 20
Notes: Testaverde called the Colts game his personal "turning point" and vowed that the performance would carry over to the Vikings game. Dan Turk and Stephen Starring were placed on injured reserve. Starring's future with the team looked bleak at this point.
Game: Testaverde had his worst game of the year - six interceptions - and the Vikings drilled the Bucs 49-20. (P.S. Igwebuike kicked an 18-yard field goal in the first quarter.)
Perkins: "He's (Testaverde) just trying too hard to get the ball into the end zone, and he has to learn he's not Superman. He can't do it all by himself, and he can't take things away from defenses in this league."
WEEK 9 Dolphins 17, Bucs 14
Notes: Testaverde supposedly hurt his back in the shower. The next day, Perkins announced that Joe Ferguson would start at quarterback against Miami for two reasons: 1. Testaverde's back bothered him. 2. "Maybe Old Joe can give us a spark." Former Northeast High safety Selwyn Brown joined the Bucs to replace Mark Robinson, who went on injured reserve with a pulled groin.
Game: Ferguson, starting in his first game in 22 months, came close to leading the Bucs to victory over the Dolphins. He completed 70 percent of his passes for 291 yards and two touchdowns in a 17-14 loss. Three Buc rookie running backs fumbled inside the Tampa Bay 35 during the third quarter. All 17 Dolphin points followed those turnovers.
Perkins: "It doesn't take a Phi Beta Kappa to see what happened here today. Miami didn't beat us. We handed it to them on a silver platter."
WEEK 10 Bears 28, Bucs 10
Notes: Wilder, who injured his knee in the Miami game, underwent arthroscopic surgery. Perkins announced that Testaverde would start against Chicago. Bears coach Mike Ditka suffered a mild heart attack.
Game: The Bears ruined Perkins' 47th birthday by handily defeating the Bucs 28-10 on a cold, snowy day at Soldier Field. Igwebuike missed two field goals, receivers dropped balls, and the Bucs' defense faltered.
Perkins: "There were some players in uniform today that probably shouldn't be in an NFL uniform the way they played."
WEEK 11 Bucs 23, Lions 20
Notes: The Bucs released Starring, and Perkins admitted the trade was "a mistake." They also cut Gene Taylor.
Game: Igwebuike came to the rescue again. His 52-yard field goal with 10 seconds left gave the Bucs their third win of the year, 23-20 over Detroit. Bruce Hill's 26-yard catch with 26 seconds to go set up the field goal.
Perkins: "That's what he (Igwebuike) gets paid to do. He's also paid to make kickoffs, which he didn't do very well today. There were a lot of mistakes and screw-ups. I don't know if we would have beaten a really good team, but who said wins had to be pretty?"
WEEK 12 Bears 27, Bucs 15
Notes: Testaverde revealed that he's colorblind, but refused to use that as an excuse for his 26 interceptions. Ron Holmes underwent knee surgery, and would end up sitting out the rest of the year. Kevin Kellin re-joined the team to fill in for Holmes.
Game: Testaverde completed just 7 of 22 passes for 86 yards (with two interceptions) as the Bucs lost to the Bears 27-15 at Tampa Stadium. Tampa Bay also lost Igwebuike for the season. The 5-foot-9 Nigerian pulled a groin while tackling kickoff-returner Dennis Gentry.
Perkins: "Vinny stunk the place out. His performance was not acceptable."
WEEK 13 Falcons 17, Bucs 10
Notes: The Bucs re-signed placekicker John Carney, who had been released during training camp, and placed Igwebuike on IR. Carney had been parking golf carts at the PGA National course in Palm Beach.
Game: Carney had two of three field goal attempts blocked (though one was called back for a penalty) and the Bucs lost to Atlanta 17-10 on a muddy Fulton County Stadium field. An NFL season-low 14,020 fans were on hand. Testaverde had three interceptions, and the normally-stingy Bucs run defense gave up 181 yards on the ground.
Perkins: "This might have been the worst game we played defensively all year. Also, I've talked about youth, but it really irritates me when a young player gets opportunities and doesn't improve. At some point you've got to say, `This guy can win, this one can't.' We're still short of people, but we're a better team than we were at this time last year."
WEEK 14 Bucs 10, Bills 5
Notes: Tight end Calvin Magee had knee surgery, and the Bucs signed Jeff Parks to take his place. They also signed wide recevier Greg Richardson, a 5-foot-6 speedster whom Perkins coached at Alabama.
Game: Bucs 10, Bills 5. One of the biggest upsets of the year. The Bucs had no turnovers and looked most impressive during a successful goal-line stand. This win would do wonders for the confidence of the team.
Perkins: "I'm happy! We took a mighty big step today. We proved that we are not, in fact, as far away (from being a winning team). We fought our guts out. With all the crap Vinny's taken, I think he played one of the greatest games I've ever seen a quarterback play."
WEEK 15 Patriots 10, Bucs 7 (OT)
Notes: Gene Upshaw, executive director of the NFLPA, was mighty embarrassed after poking fun at Testaverde during a break of a television interview. Little did he know that his jokes were being picked up by satellite and being heard in homes all over America.
Game: The New England Patriots squeaked by the Bucs 10-7 in overtime on the coldest Sunday in Buccaneer history. The wind-chill factor was 25-below zero at Sullivan Stadium by the end of the game. Tampa Bay won the overtime coin toss, and elected to kick off. Considering the weather conditions, and the Bucs' inept kicker and punter, it was the logical choice.
Perkins: "It's a tough thing when your team plays as hard as we did and loses. I really felt we were going to win it, especially when we went into overtime. I would've done the same thing (choose to kick at the beginning of overtime and take wind advantage) 10 out of 10 times."
WEEK 16 Bucs 21, Lions 10
Notes: Donnie Elder and Randy Grimes were named alternates for the Pro Bowl.
Game: The Bucs ended the season on a winning note with a 21-10 victory over the Lions at Tampa Stadium. It was the first time in four years that the Bucs win their season-finale. Every Buc player received a game ball Monday morning.
Perkins: "I'd like to wish all the fans who have been coming to the stadium - not just this season, but in years past - a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We appreciate the support, and hang in there."
Report card for the Bucs
Quarterback: C-
Vinny Testaverde's performances were less-than-average most days, above average on a few occasions, and average the rest of the time. Though he cut down on mistakes the last few weeks of the season, the fact remains that Testaverde completed just 47 percent of his passes and was intercepted an NFC-record 35 times in 15 games. He must do better than that.
Running backs: B-
Rookies William Howard (115 carries, 452 yards, 3.9-yard average), Lars Tate (122-467, 7 touchdowns, 3.8-yard average), and Kerry Goode (63-231, 7 catches for 68 yards) have shown they belong in the NFL, but all showed signs of inexperience. Had James Wilder (86-343, 4-yard average) not been injured during Week 9, he might have had his best year since 1985. Jeff Smith (4.4 yards per carry, 16 catches for 134 yards) has been a reliable backup.
Wide receivers: A-
NFL sophomores Bruce Hill (1,040 yards, 9 touchdowns) and Mark Carrier (970 yards, 5 touchdowns) formed the most prolific receiving duo in Bucs history. Tight end Ron Hall (39 catches, 555 yards) rarely made errors. Frank Pillow, Don Smith, and Calvin Magee made clutch catches.
Offensive line: B
Bucs quarterbacks were sacked 34 times, lower than the NFL average, even though they passed more times than the average NFL quarterback. It was difficult to tell that left tackle Paul Gruber was a rookie. With the exception of the right guard position, the same offensive line started all 16 games.
Defensive line: C
The Bucs recorded fewer sacks (20) than every team in the league except Pittsburgh (19). But they were excellent against the run. No team in the NFL allowed fewer yards per carry (3.2). Rookie Reuben Davis was a steal in the ninth round. Nose tackle Curt Jarvis improved greatly since training camp.
Linebackers: B
This group is the strength of the Bucs' defense. Eugene Marve provided leadership, both on and off the field. Kevin Murphy hasn't been flashy, but his consistent play has been noticeable almost every week. Rookie Sidney Coleman played surprisingly well in place of Ervin Randle for eight weeks. Randle shone the last three weeks of the season. Winston Moss played better than he did last year. Chris Washington and Jackie Walker provided solid depth.
Secondary: C
The team's absolute weak spot the first half of the year, the secondary made strides the second half. At mid-season, the Bucs had eight interceptions. They've had seven in the past three weeks, and several more passes broken up. Safeties Mark Robinson and Harry Hamilton (6 interceptions) have made a big difference.
Special teams: B
Had placekicker Donald Igwebuike not been injured, he might have made the Pro Bowl. He kicked three game-winning field goals in the final seconds and was perfect on extra points (21 of 21). His kickoffs could've been better. Grade: A. John Carney, Igwebuike's replacement (well, sort of), didn't deserve whatever he was paid. He was perfect on extra points, however. Grade: D. Ray Criswell remains the lowest-rated punter in the NFL, though he out-punted Pro Bowler Jim Arnold on Sunday. Grade: D. Kick returner Donnie Elder (22.7 yards per return) and punt returner Bobby Futrell (10.5 yards per return) ranked among league leaders all season. Grade: A-. Several other Bucs - Jackie Walker, Kerry Goode, Henry Rolling, Odie Harris, Chris Washington - made big hits. Grade: B. -
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Larry Lawson, president and chief executive officer of Boeings largest airframe subcontractor, said Spirit doesnt "see any major roadblocks" to boosting output on Boeings top-selling airliner to 47 per month, according to the transcript of the companys earnings conference call.
The 737 build rate, currently at 38 per month, is due to rise to 42 per month in the first half of 2014. But Lawson noted that Chicago-based Boeing has said it is "looking forward to a higher build rate" of 47, and Spirits conversations with Boeing are focused on this range. Spirit builds the 737 fuselage as well as other wing and propulsion system components.
Toulouse, France-based Airbus SAS said earlier this year that it intends to hold the build rate on its A320 airliner, the 737s direct competitor, at 42 per month. While this rate is claimed as the highest ever in commercial aircraft history, industry analysts said that by the time the newest versions of the 737 and A320 are in full production by the end of the decade, rates could rise to 50 aircraft or more per month.
Meanwhile, Spirit posted a $209.4-million net loss for the three months ended June 30, in contrast to net income of $34.9 million in the same period last year, due mainly to cost escalations on Savannah, Ga.-based Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. business jet programs, which resulted in a $448-million charge. The write-off came in Spirits wing systems business segment, of which $426 million reflected the revised cost projections on the Gulfstream G280 and G650 wings, Lawson said during the conference call.
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"We're trying to find ways to do things faster, more securely, cheaper and jumping the productivity curve," said Maj. Gen. Robert Wheeler, DOD deputy CIO for command, control, communications, computers and Information Infrastructure. "Whether it's in Washington, D.C., the edge of the battlefield or onto the battlefield, that's the challenge for us... to access what you need at any point in the world."
Wheeler, speaking April 30 at the Mobile Work Exchange town hall meeting in Washington, said the vision requires DOD leadership to think and make decisions differently about deploying technology, whether it is to troops in the field or civilian personnel across the country. Officials also are partnering with other agencies, including the National Institute for Standards and Technology, to make sure the accelerated process is done correctly, without introducing new risks, amid a race against time that is the frenetic pace of IT development.
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"We have said from very beginning that we're taking way too long to get devices onto approved lists, or to get applications or anything like that," said Lt. Col. Anmy Torres, chief of cyber plans, transport, and sustainment at the Air National Guard. "There are so many organizations with apps they've developed to meet needs that all need to be in this [approved] environment. A 30-day process would help us keep up with demand and still be in the window we can use them, since some [technologies] are so short-lived."
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This park is about half a mile from where I grew up, my mum brought me here many times. I was four when this photo was taken, so I would have been here regularly around this time. When I started school my mum would bring me here after school to burn off any excess energy, before taking me home.
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I remember Bon Dolphis, it was a rather posh place that as children we used to dream of going through the door and sampling the lovely cakes and at Easter they had giant Easter eggs bigger than us.
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A contemporary of Philip Glass, Terry Riley, Phill Niblock, and Steve Reich, Palestine wrote intense, ritualistic music in the 1970s, intended by the composer to rub against Western audiences' expectations of what is beautiful and meaningful in music. A composer-performer originally trained to be a cantor, he always performed his own works as soloist. His earliest works were compositions for carillon and electronic drones, and he is perhaps best known for his intensely performed piano works. He also performs as a vocalist: in Karenina he sings in the countertenor register and in other works he sings long tones with gradually shifting vowels and overtones while moving through the performance space or performing repeated actions such as throwing himself onto his hands.
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I'm really only sharing this story for two reasons:
1. I said nothing at the time and venting about it here with be something of a catharsis.
2. My mom is an old-school feminist. For context, she joined the boy's track team back in the day–despite hearty protests by parents and staff–in order to force the school system to instate female sports teams. In other words, my mom is awesome and I want to express why.
My home town is a pretty nice area, but it's also the hub of a lot of tourist activity. My basic rule is to avoid downtown at all costs because while the locals are typically upstanding folk, the tourists we attract are usually… well…
My mom and I stopped off at a gas station the other day on our way to go shopping and when we were returning to our car we saw that a van of at least four guys had parked beside us.
I've had so many experiences with cat-callers that I was filled with dread at the very idea of walking by. The driver even had his door opened, blocking my way to the passenger door. "Oh great," I thought. "Here we go."
But before I even got close, he pulled his door closed and for a brief moment hope filled me. Perhaps this was not going to be yet another story I'd share with my friends to the tune of "Why in God's name do men behave like–"
Or not.
And it was not simply one of them, but all of them howling and shouting and trying to get my attention.
I ignored them, got in the car, and pulled the door shut.
But my Mom? She didn't say anything. She never has to. She simply gave them one look–a look capable of melting steel–and IMMEDIATELY the abuse stopped. The driver even began to wave his hands in a way that highly resembled someone pleading to not be shot.
This is not the first time my mom has put an end to abuse without saying a single word. She is only 5'2 and 100lbs, but if you holla at her daughter, she will rock you with just one look.
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I just have to say, GO MOMS!! I know the steel-melting look all too well, having received it as a kid a few times… I feel like I've mastered this look pretty well myself. I haven't used it for myself, but for a friend actually. I was at lunch with an openly gay male friend when a group of "jocks" and their girlfriends (!) started making extremely inappropriate comments towards my friend. He said just ignore them, but I turned around and melted them to their seats. When they immediately stopped all he could do was laugh and say "oh my god you looked exactly like my mother". So while I may not be the quickest at come-backs, I take pride knowing that my mom taught me the eyes of death, and I'm not afraid to use them!


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The Tudors - The Reformation
The Reformation began when a German named Martin Luther criticised the power and practices of the Catholic Church. In 1517 he listed 95 grievances against the Catholic Church and nailed them to the door of the church in Wittenburg. The Pope was very cross and excommunicated him. However, many people agreed with his criticisms and joined his protest against the Catholic Church. They became known as Protestants. The Protestant movement spread from Germany to Scandinavia and Scotland. The Reformation in England began in 1527, but was not simply a matter of religion...
Some of Martin Luther's beliefs about the Catholic Church:
That people could not 'buy off' their sins by paying money to the Church, only god could pardon sins, not the Church.
That people were naturally sinful and that they should seek salvation by believing in God, making pilgrimages to Holy places and by doing good works.
That priests should be subject to the law of the land in the same way as ordinary men and women.
That priests were not divine beings.
That all people should be allowed to read the Bible, not just priests. The Catholic Church believed that if all people were allowed to read the Bible they would form their own opinions and that the Bible would become more important than the Church.
That the Church should not display rich images of Saints and crucifixes and that priests should not wear elaborate clothing.
That priests did not have the power to turn the bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ during Communion.
The Reformation in England
In 1527 Henry VIII wrote a book entitled Fidei Defensor. The book criticised Martin Luther and confirmed the status of the Pope. However, just six years later in 1533, Henry had passed legislation that removed the Pope's influence in England and had made himself the Head of the Church of England.
In 1527 Henry VIII began to have doubts about the validity of his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. In the 18 years that they had been married she had given birth to six children but only one had survived, a girl, Mary. Henry believed that his lack of male heir to the throne was God's way of punishing him for having married his brother's wife. Henry had found a passage in the Bible that supported his belief. By this time Henry had also become infatuated with Anne Boleyn. He asked Catherine to grant him a divorce but she refused. According to the law in England only the Pope could grant a King a divorce and as the Pope got on very well with Catherine's nephew, Charles V of Spain, he delayed making a decision. After five years of waiting Henry began to take matters into his own hands:
All Bishops were forced to sign a document stating that they would make no new laws without the consent of the King, that all existing laws would be reviewed by the King's commissioners and that Church officials would not meet without the approval of the King.
An Act was passed that stopped the English Church from sending money to Rome.
Thomas Cranmer, who believed that the King should be head of the Church, was appointed as Archbishop of Canterbury - the highest and most influential church position in England.
Anne Boleyn became pregnant. Henry secretly married her. He declared his marriage to Catherine to have been invalid.
The Act in Restraint of Appeals was passed. This act made it illegal for any foreigner to interfere in English law or to have more authority in England than the King.
An Act was passed that transferred all church monies that would be normally sent to Rome to the King. It also declared Henry to be the only Supreme Head on Earth of the Church of England.
The Act of Succession was passed. It removed Mary from the line of succession and granted succession to the children of his relationship with Anne Boleyn. The Act also contained a clause that would allow Henry to force everyone in the land to swear an oath recognising the terms of the Act. Anyone refusing to take the oath would be guilty of treason. Both John Fisher and Thomas More refused to swear the oath and both men were executed.
The Act of Supremacy was passed. This Act declared England as a sovereign state with the King as Head of both the country and the Church. It gave Henry the power to reform the church as he saw fit and also to appoint churchmen of his own choosing.
The Treasons Act was passed. This Act made it a treasonable offence to deny any of the King's titles. It stated that malicious wish, will or desire to deprive the King or Queen of title or name of their royal estates was to be deemed treason.
The Act against the Pope's Authority. This Act removed the last traces of Papal power in England, including the Pope's right to decide disputed points of Scripture. the passing of this Act, together with the Act in Restraint of Appeals (1533) and the Act of Supremacy (1534) made it unacceptable for monastic communities, who owed allegiance to parent institutions outside England, to remain.
Closure of the monasteries. All monasteries in England were closed. Their gold and riches were claimed by the King.
After the Reformation Holy Communion replaced the Catholic Mass
After the Reformation, elaborate crosses and crucifixes were forbidden.
After the Reformation all monasteries were closed and the land given to loyal nobles
Refusing to swear the oath of allegiance to the King could result in execution
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Visitors want classic New England cuisine, suggestions please
We have two visitors arriving next month and need your help in providing them with a few great dining experiences in the Boston area. The couple are Colombian but have been living in Paris for the past 5 or 6 years, they are traveling throughout the U.S. and are looking to have the regional cuisine of each area they are in. Unfortunately that puts me at a loss, if they were looking for ethnic cuisine I'd be fine, but they want classic New England.
As they are traveling on a budget and my girlfriend and I are in grad school we're not looking for anything too extravagant. We live in Porter so we have access to the T and also have a car so location won't be an issue. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thank you in advance for your help.
Essex for fried clams. The Wayside Inn in Sudbury is classic New England fare in a classic New England setting. www.wayside.org
Seafood is the most obvious classic New England food: Fried clams on the North Shore is definitely worthwhile, and it is hard to get more classic New England. Some suggestions include Clam Box (Ipswich), JT Farnham's (Essex) and Woodman's (Essex) -- search the board for more in depth reviews. If you aren't up for the trip to the North Shore, Jasper White's Summer Shack is a decent alternative, and the one near Alewife would be very convenient to you. For only a bit more money there is Neptune Oyster in the North End, which is spectacular. You might also consider Legal Seafood, which certainly gets mixed reviews on Chowhound (as does Summer Shack, for that matter), but does some things well and is a local institution. Although I've never been to Union Oyster House, it gets decidedly mixed reviews (trends towards quite bad), and I'd probably recommend avoiding it.
Beyond seafood, there are a number of restaurants serving what I think of as New England farm cuisine -- places like Harvest, Henrietta's Table, T. W. Food, Ten Tables, Craigie on Main, and EVOO are heavily focused on local ingredients and food influenced and inspired by New England produce, but are not really classic New England (many of them are French inspired in technique -- Craigie on Main in particular). Some are on the pricey side (Craigie on Main especially), but EVOO, Ten Tables, and T. W. Food all do 3 course prix fixe for in the $30-$45 range.
re: BlueTrain84
Fireplace gets pretty uniformly poor reviews on this board and my own experience jibes with that.
re: StriperGuy
Hmm, I didn't realize that and I am a regular reader on the board. Sorry to hear that you've had poor experiences there, I've never had a bad one.
re: StriperGuy
yeah, we've given up on them
re: CookieLee
Egads, now I won't be wanting to go back, I have the utmost trust in the voice of the hounds!
re: pemma
The Wayside Inn in Sudbury is certainly traditional New England. I wouldn't characterize it as a great dining experience but you will get a very good meal at a reasonable price in a lovely setting. The waitstaff is pleasant and efficient.
How about oysters at the bar at the Union Oyster House? I wouldn't recommend it for a full meal though.
I would certainly put Locke-Ober in the extravagant category which you said you do not want.
I personally would not recommend Summer Shack or Durgin Park. My last experience at Durgin Park was really bad.
re: edgewater
I wouldn't say the Wayside Inn is a "great dining experience" either. That's not what the OP asked for. OP wanted traditional New England. And, as you pointed out, not extravagant, which is why I didn't mention Locke-Ober.
Around here, come Autumn / Winter, there is no more New England traditional setting with traditional food than the Wayside Inn. And, yes, the waitstaff is very gracious.
re: CookieLee
The only reason I said that is that in the OP she said she wanted "help in providing them with a few great dining experiences in the Boston area". I think the Wayside Inn is a perfect choice. Someone else suggested Locke-Ober.
re: edgewater
cool, sorry about the LO ref.
For another angle entirely, you could sell them on the nation of immigrants idea and focus on versions of cuisines from other places that have found particular forms here. What gets taken as 'classic New England' course privileges pre-19th c. English genealogies. There are plenty other possibilities of varying vintage that are localized in various ways ('Irish' pub fare and Italo-Sicilian pizzeria or taverna are perhaps the most obvious; but one can imagine several options around Lusophone or Asian cusines in the area). Almost any of these or other options are far better and often much cheaper than most of what is billed as 'classic New England'.
Durgin-Park! You will get the New England cuisine, and a noisy, bustling atmosphere, to boot.
At the risk of getting slammed by other CHers, what about Concord's Colonial Inn? In addition to a "classic New England meal" there is a classic New England town center, classic New England setting etc. Also if you go to the online clipper magazine. there is a coupon for buy one entree get one free. so it meets your other criteria of being affordable.
You can take the commuter rail but car is faster and cheaper (for 4 of you) and parking is not a problem. Just grab route 2 west and in about 20 mins you'll be out of your car strolling a very classic new england town!
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While it is true that the Colonial Inn is definitely not a fine dining experience, there is something to be said for a visit to Concord, especially if you can spare an hour or so to visit a) the National Historic Site and b) some of the homes/locations associated with famous 19th century American authors. Your visitors might very much appreciate visiting one of the battlefields associated with the beginning of the American Revolution. It is not food but it a perfect tourist site. If they are into literature at all, they might very much enjoy the opportunity to visit places associated with Emerson, Thoreau, and Alcott. So I say why not do the Colonial Inn combined with a little history? Plus, very close to the Colonial Inn is a wonderful organic farm, Hutchins Farm. If their farmstand is open (check their website for after-Labor Day schedule) your visitors can eat with their eyes as they view the early fall New England harvest. The view over the fields from the little parking area in front of the farm stand is breath-taking and timeless. Also, while in the area, you might consider taking them apple picking at an orchard that presses its own cider at the orchard (i.e. unpasteurized cider). There are few things as American (and New England) as fresh apple cider. (Or hard cider, which I believe was quite common in colonial times.)
I think it's possible to do local without doing Ye Olde Pilgrim Times kind of stuff, which is usually pretty bad. Think America/New American and locavore, like Hamersley's or Locke-Ober or Rendezvous, and you'll generally get a better flavor for what New England is really about (though Indian pudding at Durgin-Park is fun to do once.)
Along these lines, I did a "Nouvelle New England" feature for Stuff a couple of Novembers ago. Here's what I mentioned
Union Bar & Grille -- Wild boar in gingersnap braise with parsnip purée and sweet-potato frites. Venison in a pan gravy with roasted chestnuts and sides of pumpkin spätzle and wilted turnip greens. Maple bread pudding.
Petit Robert Bistro -- pot au feu as a refined stand-in for New England boiled dinner; their version included a side plate of roasted marrow bone with Dijon and horseradish. Pumpkin soufflé with cinnamon crème Anglaise.
Green Street -- House-cured (in salt and sugar) bluefish with pickled green beans, beets and horseradish cream. A non-flour-thickened New England chowder: corn chowder topped with fried clams. Side of baked beans.
Neptune Oyster – "New England Italian": lobster spaghettini, minestrone oyster stew.
Pops – stuffed quahogs with linguiça.


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