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Mr. Latta said he is worried about the loss of thousands of energy and manufacturing jobs and higher energy cost for the consumers. Where did he get his facts?
New climate policy rules for power plants won't be enough to save this planet, but it's a start. They are by far the most important environmental initiative since the Clean Air Act.
We are sick and tired of him doing nothing for us in the 5th Congressional District. If Latta would spend less time degrading the president, we would have millions of jobs for the working class.
Consider health reform. Despite a chaotic start, it's looking like a success. Remember how the critics said nobody was going to sign up? First-year enrollments came in above projections. Remember how people who signed up weren't going to pay their premiums? Most have.
Mr. Latta should stop his lip service for big business and start working for the working class.
My question is, when did it become OK to operate golf carts, ATVs, dirt bikes, minibikes and go carts on public roadways? No age limit – 5 years of age to 80. No license, lights, turn signals, insurance or respect for traffic laws. I have personally seen the sheriff wave to these people. Is it going to take another tragedy before something is done? It's a matter of time before somebody gets hurt or killed.
This is not an island or a golf course. If we're going to allow this activity, it should at least be regulated with age limits. I'm all for having fun, but at what cost?
I see more every day. Now trailer loads come out on weekends. These people don't even live here. What will it take to end this activity?
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY- These days, just about everybody is feeling the impacts of rising gas prices.
But in Charlotte County where so much of the tourism industry relies on fishing, business owners say that rising gas prices could start to affect business.
Fishin' Frank has been in the business of bait and tackle his whole life. He knows that what he sells is not what some people would call a priority to survive.
"Were a big toy store, this is what you want, not what you need, so were one of the first to get cut back," Frank said.
He tells WINK News that increasing gas prices have been pushing his customers away: "You figure that we're going to lose a third... 30 – 50 percent of our business is not going to show up," Frank said.
Frank says that more fishermen are staying on shore to cast their lines and those who do go out in boats are also worried about fuel costs.
Cayle Wills just got his charter boat license in Charlotte County. He knows that he is facing an uphill battle.
WIlls says that sometimes people balk at the price of a charter tour.
"A lot of these guys are charging accordingly," Wills said. "A lot of people think its a premium, 300-400 dollars for a whole day trip."
And With charter fishermen facing higher fuel costs, fishing itself could get more expensive.
That could mean trouble for Charlotte County tourism Charlotte County tourism director Lorah Steiner is just two weeks on the job, but she is already putting a plan together to address the gas prices.
"Were sending out a survey to all of our industry partners whether they are in fishing beaches hotels to say how is this affecting you," Steiner said. She plans to use the results of those surveys to build a strategy to lure more local tourists to the area.
Meanwhile, Fishin' Frank says that all he can do is wait it out.
"Hold on and see what happens," Frank said. "The gas company has got us by the fuel nozzle and we are really really tight with this."
Although business owners and community leaders are keeping a close watch on the fuel prices, they say that they won't really know how tourism will be impacted until Tarpon season ramps up in May.


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Hope this is true. Now, I'll have another yank to cheer for when I'm watching Stoke City play.
Aaaaaaaand now the whole thing is off (for now)....
I have watched a lot of potters football this year and cannot grasp how anybody thinks this is a bad idea for anybody. brek, the potters, nat fans and even FCd since there seems to be some issue there
Stoke is shit in the final third. Brek can at least run and he has some skills I mean how much worse could he do than what they have been doing with ether and kightly? They could hit the lotto if he returns to form,and if not he is still servicable enough Stoke can get value.
Given how rocky Breks/SH's relationship is, I'm not sure I'd want a pissed off Brek returning to the team next year if they reject the bid. Hopefully this is just negotiations to get a bit more out of Stoke.
FCD just wants more money apparently.
Though, in FIFA 12 FCD would not sell Shea to me because they didn't have enough players at the position...for 3 years.
Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Tottenham - some of the time - play with about as many long balls as Stoke. Liverpool don't cross as much. Tottenham cross too much. Villa are pretty similar. I'm also counting 40 yards balls on the ground or shoulder height as "long". Stoke is not nearly as bad as indicated here. They play a pretty tactical defensive lineup, won't gamble in a lineup selection, and aren't afraid to make a hard tackle.
In fact, I would say they are one of the best tactical teams in the EPL. The defensive organization is something West Ham, Aston Villa, and QPR wish they had. They are consistently one of the hardest teams to break down. Their wing play isn't too bad and Etherington has been amazing to watch in recent years. He's had near full field runs that result in goals or assists.
Brek Shea should count himself as lucky based on the last few times I've seen the guy play.
Lol, Cameron transfer part 2. MLS squabbling w\Stoke over a few hundred thousand at the last minute.
Apologies, but I dont understand the system. How much do Houston/Dallas get for the transfer of these players? Is it their decision or MLS' whether they accept our bid?
It all seems completely alien to a European
Not as odd as his personality lol. Here's a couple of videos of him playing: he has an effortless shot that generates a lot of power, it's evident especially in the 2nd video. If you get 2011 Shea, you got a steal.
MLS has the final say, whether or not FCD/Stoke agree initially. With Cameron, Hou/Stoke agreed, but then MLS held it up and squeezed Stoke for more money, which ultimately worked out. My guess is that's what is happening here.
As far as what does FCD vs MLS get. FCD gets 2/3 of the transfer fee while MLS gets 1/3. But, due to the salary cap system, FCD can't turn around and spend 2/3 of say, 3.5M on replacements unless it's a single DP and doesn't count towards the cap. They can't go out and spend 250K on four different players with that money. Usually a team gets 600K in allocation money.
Stoke should not give up on this one. Brek doesnt suit the style of play of the FCD forwards (Samerican style).
FCDallas have to decide if they want to be a losing team with a poster boy Brek Shea selling tickets or sell Brek and get some players in more suited to the style of the team and start winning some games
Fwiw I see Pulis as being one of the better tacticians in the EPL. It may not be as pretty, but the guy has carved a niche in the EPL with talent that should have been relegated awhile ago. Now for Brek, I have no doubt that there's more skill on Stoke than FCD. At times last year it was just dreadful to watch Dallas play. For the majority of last year, Dallas did exactly what people are criticizing Stoke of, they just didn't do it as well. Definitely see this as an upward move for Brek.
Dallas is probably looking at bringing in a DP to replace Ferreira who is aging and is the guy who makes the team go on offense. It would make sense to sell Shea for that purpose, I believe. Ferreira was still cutting it last year when he came back mid season from injury but who knows for how long?
If Shea gets over that foot injury and returns to his 2011 form, at 3.5 mil Stoke got one hell of a deal! Didn't Schalke offer around 7 mil in 2011 for him??
If they did, then FCD is moronic, but I can't remember this being confirmed as true though... Americans aren't going to fetch an evaluation much higher than 7 million and that's not going to change for awhile. I am going to echo the optimists here and hope this motivates Brek back on the path of being a great football player!
Was at least 5M. If FCD thinks bringing back a pissed off Brek who doesn't get along with his coach will somehow increase his value beyond the 3.5M bid reported, I think they're making a mistake.
Supposedly it was 5 mil.
There's no way that Shea goes for $3 million. He has a lot more pedigree than Cameron had when he went for 2.7 million. He should be a lot closer to $5 million.
Back in 2011 maybe, before form dipped.
Oh ok.
The 2012 season he basically played a full year with a undiagnosed broke bone in his foot, moreover on a floundering FC Dallas team.
I know, not his fault, was injured. But clubs take that into consideration and Stoke would probably bid low and work their way up if need be. I do agree that 5-7 mil would be MLS' asking price after that great season he had.
Don't agree with this at all, GC was consistently one of the best defenders in MLS. Brek may have more raw talent but is way less of a finished product. People don't pay for pedigree they pay for what a player can do for them now.
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We're two east coast chefs en route to Sonoma and and then LA for a week. We're in LA from Sunday the 29th of June to the 2nd of July. We're into the whole gastropub movement and would love some suggestions. But anything flies for us-- fancy to diners. sushi to burgers. we plan on eating out for every meal.
I don't know about gastropubs but you should have Mexican (Babita, La Casita, La Huasteca) while you're here, and Vietnamese (suck it up and come on down to Little Saigon), and Korean (Koreatown, naturally).
I would start with this (recent) thread. It's the definitive Where to Eat in LA thread.
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Regardless of how expensive gas is, I'm stating the obvious - the OP needs to spend at least a day in the San Gabriel Valley.
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we're splitting our time between santa monica and los feliz, have rented a hybrid (v. la, we hear), but not entirely worried about carbon footprint on this trip.
definitely have heard of father's office, and a friend mentioned the hump. can someone expand on the san gabriel valley and anywhere else that is notable?
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In san Gabriel, go for a dim sum lunch. Search "dim sum" on here for the faves.
IF you want the best selection of Belgian Beer in the area, go to Lucky Baldwin's in Pasadena. Food is OK, but the beer selection is amazing.
The Gastropub selection in LA is just not like in SF or Portland, sad to say. As BBQ "gastropub" Bistro that I love is Boneyard Bistro in Sherman Oaks. Fabulous beer and amazing food, both from the BBQ and the Bistro side of the menu:
The Hump is good for sushi, but there is better. Asanebo in Studio City is amazing. If you had the $$$$$, I'd say go to Urasawa. You won't regret it.
For Gastorpubs, I actually enjoyed the VIllage IDiot and Third Stop both pretty well. LEss of a hassle than FO.
For a sort of "diner/gastropub" you may want to try Lucky Devil's in Hollywood.
Fancy Dinners? I send everyone who asks me to Providence and tell them to get the chef's tasting menu. It'll blow your mind. (They are also good for lunch on Friday!)
You should hit Little Ethiopia on Fairfax for ethiopian. Gotta try it!
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Well, I never order that, see. There is this amazing goopy french fry thing, pretty good burgers, a nice cheese plate and a few other things.
For pies, like steak and kidney pud, I go to the Robin Hood only.
Plus, the beer selection at Lucky B's can't be beat.
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As a former east coaster (New York, to be exact), this is where I would go re: San Gabriel Valley.
Some background on San Gabriel Valley (or the SGV for short). In many ways, the SGV is unrivaled in its depth and variety of Chinese cuisines. There might be cities with better Hong Kong cuisine (e.g. Vancouver) but few cities in the Western Hemisphere (yes, this part of the globe) that has as much variety and depth of serious Chinese cooking -- from Szechuan, to Beijing, to Hunan, to Chiu Chow, to Taiwanese, to even esoteric cuisines like Liuzhou (e.g. NRN Noodle Shop).
Given your limited time in LA (basically 3 days) you're not going to be able to really sample all of the SGV during your stay, so I would suggest these three places to highlight some of the more unique and tasty offerings of SGV. In no particular order.
Macau Street -- nouveau Hong Kong cafe style food, think of them as sort of an updated classic American Diner serving Chinese food made with a bunch of line cooks all disciples of Ferran Adrià
Din Tai Fung -- an enormously popular place for xiao long baos (with other locations in Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore and China); while I'm not part of this group, many do consider this place to serve the best xiao long bao in the United States, so if you are in LA it's worth stopping by just to see what the fuss is all about.
Sea Harbour or Elite -- for either dim sum or a more traditional sit down dinner; both places offer some of the more innovative dim sum offerings outsie of Vancouver and Hong Kong, as well as a panoply of fresh seafood offerings.
Hope this helps and enjoy your stay.
Din Tai Fung Restaurant
1108 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007
Elite Restaurant
700 S Atlantic Blvd, Monterey Park, CA 91754
Macau Street Restaurant
429 W Garvey Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754
Sea Harbour Seafood Restaurant
3939 Rosemead Blvd, Rosemead, CA 91770
Hey abattoir,
The link that yogachik posted is a good starting point (the past few months have had a slew of "Where are some Must Eats in LA?" / "I'm visiting, what should I try?" threads).
That being said, to answer your questions about the SGV and other recs:
1. The San Gabriel Valley is just east of Downtown L.A. proper. It is home to the highest concentration of authentic Chinese Restaurants in L.A. (just take the 10 Freeway East, and take any exit from Atlantic Blvd. all the way through Rosemead (and beyond) to find all sorts of Chinese eateries (the other big portion of Chinese restaurants is further east off the 60 Freeway in the Hacienda Heights / Rowland Heights / Diamond Bar area).
If you're in the mood for Dim Sum, I'd recommend Sea Harbour, considered by many to be one of the best, if not the best in L.A. Here's a review and some pics:
If you want a specific type of authentic Chinese food, let us know so we can help :). Do you crave Northern / Shanghai / Jiang Zhe / Szechuan / Hunan / Cantonese / Taiwanese / Dumplings / Chinese Handmade Noodle Houses, etc.?
2. The Hump is a pretty, fancy Sushi bar in L.A. Not bad, but if you want to sample the best Sushi / Kaiseki restaurant in L.A. and money is no object, you must try Urasawa. Here's my review of Urasawa w/ Pics:
3. I second Das Ubergeek's recommendation on trying out the great Mexican, Vietnamese and Korean cuisine as well. :) Some great stuff out here.
4. We've recently gained an amazing Japanese Yakitori master / eatery here in L.A.: Yakitori Bincho in Redondo Beach. Highly recommended (fun, simple food).
Urasawa Restaurant
218 N Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Izakaya Bincho
112 N International Boardwalk, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Sea Harbour Seafood Restaurant
3939 Rosemead Blvd, Rosemead, CA 91770
re: exilekiss
Everyone seems to rave over Father's Office. Other gastropubs: Bowery, Ford's Filling Station, The York.
You might try Belmont Brewery Company (BBC) in Long Beach. It's a micro brewery/gastro pub that hold beer pairing dinners.
If you're there on Sunday the 29th you might even catch me at the Port Royal Privateers encampment For Pirate Daze at the Belmont Shore Vetrans Memorial Pier next to BBC. ;-)
I heartily recommend Orris, Nook, and Axe in Santa Monica/West L.A. area. I also like Rustic Canyon - which just started a Sunday brunch that I am dying to try.
Ford's Filling Station might be fun too, and of course Father's Office (I prefer the new L.A. one to old Brentwood one.
Hungry Cat in Hollywood is not too terribly far from Los Feliz and definitely worth a trip.
The Hungry Cat
1535 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Nook Bistro
11628 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 9, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Rustic Canyon Wine Bar
1119 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Ford's Filling Station
9531 Culver Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90232
2006 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Father's Office
3229 Helms Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90034
When you're over in Los Feliz, not too far for breakfast (or lunch) is Square One behind the giant Scientology center. And for dinner is Cube on La Brea. Used to be BYOB with no corkage fee, but I think they just started serving wine and beer. It's regional Italian, and the menu changes each Thursday. It lacks tons of ambience-but the food can be excellent. Great cheeses and charcuterie. Last summer they had the best white peach, heirloom tomato and mozzarella salad with balsamic vinegar. I hope it comes back this year!
Ipsedixit has some great recommendations. I think Elite is one of the best Cantonese restaurants around. I have compiled a list of restaurant reviews that you and your friends may find useful if you decide to eat in the SGV: http://www.geocities.com/raytamsgv/ch...
re: abattoir
a few more to throw in the mix...
in santa monica,
musha for japanese
for a lunch place, bay cities italian deli for the godfather or godmother sammy
for nicer, jiraffe, melisse, josie
monte alban for awesome oaxacan
run over to venice for breakfast or lunch at 3 square
in los feliz/hollywood
jitlada thai
griddle cafe if you'll come to weho for brekkie
if you're interested in top chef antonia's place, not too far is Foxtail
agree w/ hungry cat
bowery claims to be a gastropub
If you guys are coming to La you really need to check out some Korean food in Korea Town. La Has the Largest Korean population outside of Korea. If you like Korean BBQ the best place is Dong IL Jang 3455 W. 8th st. (213)383-5757.
I live stumbling distance from the place and go there at least once a month for my grilled meats and Soju fix. Start with Bulkoki and Galbi. Finish with the spicy Pork, an increddible combo of sweet and hot, which is worth the flight out all on its own.
The kimchi and various pickled sides are good. The atmosphere is a little harsh,(flourescent lighting), but the food is a standout.
re: Ben is eating
Yes, Koreatown. A great stop for a chef from out of town and there's no need to smoke after.
Also, Shibucho on Beverly East of Virgil for sushi and great vintage red wine, a unique experience.
On that side of town also check out Scoops on Heliotrope just north of Melrose perhaps they'll have some fois gras ice cream.
If by gastropub you are also including wine bars, it gets much more interesting. AOC is kind of the standard, and is very, very good; Lou has a smallish but captivating list and excellent market-driven Frenchish food. Hungry Cat is more or less an indy wine-bar with superb seafood. Upstairs II has a huge, interesting list, and may be the best place I've ever been for matching wine and food. V-Vin is an amazing wine bar inside Valentino, which Italians tend to think is the best Italian restaurant in the US - lots of older stuff by the glass. Animal is a brand new but interesting gastropub on Fairfax: very boy, run by Food Network vets. Providence and Osteria Mozza, two of the best restaurants in L.A. at the moment, may even better experienced from the bar than from a difficult-to-reserve table. LA Mill, is whatever you'd call the caffeinated equivalent of a wine bar, with food-coffee pairings (the food is by the chefs at Providence) and singular coffee drinks available nowhere else in town.
Rather than throwing out suggestions for specific places, I wonder if it might be more useful to think about how to organize the city. If I had nothing to do but eat and waste time, here are a few things I might do:
Day 1 (Sunday): Hollywood
Morning: Coffee at Groundworks; Hollywood Farmer's Market (not the one at the grove)
Lunch: Hungry Cat (Hollywood); Mozza (Hollywood); Village Idiot (West Hollywood); Little Ethiopia
Mid-Afternoon break: LACMA; Cook's Library
Dinner: Providence (West Hollywood); Lou (Larchmont); any of the above lunch places
Evening break: New Beverly theater
Dessert: Susina; Milk
Day 2 (Monday): San Gabriel
I don't know anything about San Gabriel. Apparently I'm the only person in LA that can say that.
Day 3 (Tuesday): Eastside
Breakfast: Square One (Los Feliz); LA Mill (Silverlake)
Mid-Morning break: Stare at scientology building; Griffith Park
Lunch: Senor Fish (Downtown/Eaglerock); Various Taquerias in E. LA; Mama's Tamales (Macarthur Park)
Mid-Afternoon Break: Macarthur Park; MOCA; aimlessly walk around downtown
Dinner: Koreatown; Palms Thai (Thaitown) Figaro Cafe (Los Feliz)
Dessert: Scoops
Day 4 (Wednesday): Westside
Morning: Santa Monica Farmer's Market
Mid-Morning break: See the ocean; Getty Center
Lunch: Find a taco truck in Venice; Mayura (Culver City); Beacon (Culver City); Sushi on Sawtelle
Mid-Afternoon break: Museum of Jurassic Technology
Dinner: Ford's Filling Station, Father's Office, Fraiche
Dessert: Randy's Donuts (near LAX)
I've left out a lot because this is an impossible task. There are far too many places and far too many miles in between them. Just pick a part of town to spend a chunk of the day and draw names out of a hat.
I agree with Das Ubergeek and would recommend going heavily ethnic rather than gastro-pub. I think LA has better ethnic food than almost anywhere (with the possible exception of the fair borough of Queens). I love Providence and Hungry Cat and so many places mentioned in this thread, but really neither of those are something unobtainable elsewhere in the U.S. in the way that LA's vast array of ethnic cuisines is.
Babita is worth the trip as are the more downscale places on York in Highland Park. Fish enchiladas, chile relleno burrito or mechudas at Tere's in Hollywood are just awesome - in fact, Tere's is sort of a mexican gastro-pub.
The Thai restaurants in Hollywood or NoHo are as good as any you'll likely get outside of Thailand. The San Gabriel Valley has innumerable great Chinese restaurants and I am certain there are many people who can give you more a knowledgeable assesment than my own.
As far as Ethiopian, I think the East Coast, especially DC and NY, has better stuff to offer than LA.
LA has awesome Japanese (and not just sushi), incredible Korean and Vietnamese - the array of restaurants is truly mind boggling.
Best gastropub in LA is Lucky Devils right in the heart of Hollywood. Dont miss this place, all fresh ingredients, great Kobe beef burgers, ribs etc. and an incredible selection of beer on tap and outside tables to enjoy lunch and a cold beer and people watch right on hollywood blvd. And this is coming from a former East Coast Chef now in LA from Boston, MA and Ogunquit, ME


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Uses for canned sweet potatoes or beets?
- Passadumkeg Jun 18, 2008 04:11 PM
When my mother-in-law passed away she left us with several cases of canned sweet potatoes and beets. I use the beets in quick borscht and salads, the sweet potato is more of a puzzle for me. No sweet potato casarole with miniture marshmellows recipes, please.
She must have been quite a woman to leave cases of beets and sweet potatoes.
I was going to recommend borscht, but I see you are already doing that-- Russian Cabbage Borscht, though? Similiar to regular borscht, but add vinegar and honey at the end (start with a tablespoon of each, will probably want more, but adjust to taste) for a kind of sweet and sour borscht-- I make it very thick with shredded cabbage, beets, onions and carrots (my recipe also has some potato), and I could eat it by the gallon. And I discovered once when my husband accidentally bought pickled beets that they worked, too, couldn't tell the difference in the end.
Sweet potatoes are harder. Pie? Pumpkin bread with sweet potato instead of pumpkin?
I will tell you that last Thanksgiving I had two cans of pumpkin, of unknown age, on the shelf, and rather than run out and buy new, I used them to make pie. They had absolutely no taste at all. So use up those cans, don't assume they will last forever...
You could always donate them to a food pantry, if you can't use them fast enough.
Are the sweet potatoes packed in water or syrup?
If they are packed in water, you can pretty much substitute them for any recipes that calls for sweet potatoes. This is a great site for recipes.
Some interesting recipes from that link ...
- Crawfish Sweet Potato Chowder with Roasted Chilies
- Sweet Potato Bistro Bruschetta
- Yam Dip
- Sweet Potato, Black Bean and Caramelized Onion Burritos
- Sweet Potato Biscuit and Tenderloin Sandwich
- Chicken and Sweet Potato Pastry
- Ham and Sweet Potato Pot Pie with Pecan Crust
- Sweet Potato Cheesecake
- Sweet Potato Crepes with Warm Honey-Praline Sauce and Brown Sugar'n Spice Whipped Cream
- Sweet Potato Ice Cream (they cheat and mix yams with vanilla ice cream)
- Sweet Potato Souffle
- Sweet Potato Flan
- Yam Cupcakes
re: rworange
Thanks, for the sweet potato site; sweet potato tacos coming up. As a displaced New Mexican resident w/ a daughter in Austin, I 'm a taco junkie! Mix in a little chorizo, mmmmmm.
re: rworange
I had just found the sweet potato site before opening this thread, I can't wait to try the sweet potato praline coffee cake. Very good resource for things different. It's not only little marshmallow goooey stuff at all. ! :-)
re: Scargod
Maybe I can make a new form of Yankee chile from yams, beets and jala peenos!
re: Passadumkeg
I don't know whether to laugh (which I did, heartily) or throw-up (since I'm not eating, I won't)!
Good thing I wasn't eating; I would at least have spit out my food all over the keyboard!
I give up on the sweet potatoes but you can pickle canned beets. Pour out half the liquid and replace it with vinegar, add some sugar and pickling spice mix, bring to a boil, pour over beets, and refrigerate in a jar for a few days before using.
re: cackalackie
We like massaman curry which uses sweet potatos. Follow the recipe on the can of massaman curry but add the sweet potatoes last or they'll cook too much.
Sweet potato pancakes or waffles. Then you could freeze them and pull out a couple when needed.
Or crepes which also freeze fabulously. Curried, or with cumin, pumpkin pie spices for a dessert crepe. I always put a piece of wax paper between each crepe when stacking for the freezer. Just makes it easiser to grab a couple if that's all you need.
Fill with creamed chicken/mushrooms/peas for the curry or cumin flavored. Cumin would take a Tex-Mex bean filling with cheese melted on top. For dessert, vanilla ice cream to fill, topped with sauteed apples or pears.
Sweet potato biscuits with or without ham; black bean and sweet potato soup; sweet potato gingerbread, curried sweet potato fresh ginger soup. Gourmet had an incredible recipe years ago for a sweet potato puree with an oatmeal cookie crust -- I bet it's somewhere on epicurious.


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O2 tries to one-up the Apple store with SMB lounge
The O2 Workshop is a small-business drop-in centre, carved out of the company's Tottenham Court Road store, which hopes to provide an Apple-store environment only for suits. Just as Apple stores have become the place for trendy consumers to be seen hanging out, so O2 is providing somewhere for small companies who have given up …
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Bringing Home Bacon
Date: February 13, 2013
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
When Molly Lefevre learned that her rental home was on fire last Tuesday, she worried that Bacon was burning.
Bacon isn't breakfast to Lefevre and her boyfriend, Lance Plowman. It's the name of their black miniature pig that Plowman brought home as a 3-week-old piglet from an animal auction in Arcadia a year-and-a-half ago.
He was home when the fire broke out last week at 6430 Gulfside Road. He survived with just a few scratches on his belly and snout.
Bacon apparently knocked down a screen as smoke filled the room and broke through a small glass panel of a jalousie (louvered) window, somehow managing to squeeze himself, potbelly and all, through the small opening.
Plowman, a boat captain, saw the fire from afar and thought it was a brush fire until a friend called to say that the house was burning.
Lefevre was working at the Cortez Kitchen when she started getting frantic phone calls. She rushed home and found that firefighters had blocked off the area.
Bacon, however, had fled the scene.
He wandered to a neighbor's yard, where he planted himself under a palm tree. He was eating the orange nuts that fell off of it.
Lefevre still isn't sure how Bacon managed to wiggle his way through the tiny window opening. She credits Bacon's survival skills to the natural intelligence of pigs.
"He is smart, but sometimes it's like he's too smart," said Lefevre, who bottle-fed Bacon when he was a piglet. "It's like having a 3-year-old who knows how to get open the drawers and open the cupboards. Thankfully it came in handy for this situation, because that's my little boy."
Another factor that worked in Bacon's favor: He's physically fit — at least for a pig. He doesn't pig out all day. He swims, takes regular walks and enjoys trips on the boat.
"That's probably what saved him," Lefevre said "For a potbelly pig, he's a lot smaller and not quite as potbellied. He's kind of in shape."
Unfortunately, two other pets at the home didn't escape: a rabbit named Moustache, and a 4-year-old Australian Rottweiler, named Mia.
Jose and Paola Chichande, who rented the other part of the L-shaped home, lost Moustache and Mia in the fire.
"That's the only thing I wish I could have saved was the dog. Everything else was salvageable," said Jose Chichande, a Harry's Continental Kitchens waiter and manager who was at the beach with the couple's 4-year-old daughter, Emma, when the fire engulfed the home.
He tried to open a door for Mia in the house when he returned, but flames burst out of the door. Since last week, he has had a difficult time explaining to Emma that Mia isn't coming back.
The Chichandes have stayed at a friend's condominium since the fire and will probably rent a home in the Longbeach Village.
On Sunday, friends held a fundraiser for the family at Skinny's Place on Holmes Beach.
Although friends have discussed holding another fundraiser, Chichande said he doesn't want another event.
"I really feel like I have enough to get by," he said. "I appreciate everything everyone has done, but now I have to work hard to get through this on my own."
Lefevre and Plowman, who were able to save some of their belongings, also want to rent a place in the Village. It's tough to find a landlord who will rent to a couple with a pig, but Lefevre said that pigs are actually "very clean animals."
Plus, they come with an added benefit — they don't bark like dogs.
Although Lefevre is relieved that Bacon survived, she is also "heartbroken" about the death of Mia.
Before the fire, she was already planning to bring Bacon to walk in the Humane Society of Manatee County Paws-in-Motion parade March 9.
But, now, she plans to organize a team of Bacon and other pets and name it "Team Mia" in honor of one of Bacon's best dog pals.
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HASTINGS, Minn. -- A man was pulled from a river in Hastings on Wednesday, preventing him from going over a dangerous waterfall.
About 4:15 p.m., a caller reported seeing a man in the water just above the falls of the Vermillion River. Hastings Fire and Rescue crews were dispatched.
It appeared the man had waded into the river and was considering going over the falls.
Eventually, a rescuer made his way to the man and grabbed hold of him to prevent him from going down the falls. Even then, the man resisted the efforts of rescue personnel.
Sharon Huppert was at the falls with her husband and saw the man in the water and called 911.
"We're just glad we saw him," Huppert said.


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Week 3 Nutrition: Be Pro-Produce
Vegetables should be the star of your meals with guest appearances from fruit a close second. Stephanie Middlebergs tips will help you veg out even more effectively.
"But I don't like them."
Don't worry, we know plenty of adults who shy away from fruits and vegetables for a variety of reasons, running the gamut from texture aversions to plain old lack of exposure to them growing up. "Experiment with ways to find what you like," Middleberg says. "A lot of people who dont like vegetables don't like them cooked, so try them raw."
Add unique flavors to fruits and veggies, like maple syrup, honey, and tapenades. Try a new vegetable every week to expand your repertoire; you can always purée them into sauces or drink vegetable juice. If you still find them difficult to eat, make sure youre taking a multivitamin.


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perfect man | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/19/2006
this song really makes you think.
you guys out there really need to learn from them how to treat a lady!
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