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Glittering and hypnotic, an Edwardian brooch pendant presents in all it glory. Masterfully fabricated with a moveable gold bale that flips up or down for wear as a pendant or brooch. The treasure is also endowed with a removable (threaded to screw and unscrew) pin stem and fold down safety clasp. Once again, the quality of antique jewelry demonstrates that the majority of the artisans of today would not (and probably could not) make fittings such as these as the amount of hours (measured in weeks) necessary to make just the fittings would be far too numerous to be justified by cost.
Nonetheless, the artisans of the 19th century did take the time and had the skills to fabricate this marvelous object of 15k yellow gold scrollwork embellished with engraved accents and stunning gemstones. The oval openwork pendant brooch is grounded with a faceted rectangular pink tourmaline. At the cardinal points a flowerhead form is set with four (4) pale green tourmalines which radiate from a pale blue almost white tourmaline center. Between each floral cluster a pale blue tourmaline harmoniously balances the overall symmetry of the piece. In all there are sixteen (16) small pale green and eight (8) pale blue tourmalines.
Please note that with the pin mechanism removed the pendant lies perfectly flat. The neck shot was taken with the mechanism still connected.
Date: Circa 1890.
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Measurements: 1-5/16 inches (3.4 cm) in length including bale by 1-1/8 inch (2.9 cm) in width. Weight of 6.6 grams (4.3 dwt).
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Last week it was announced that the Venezuelan driver would be leaving Williams after three difficult years with the Grove-based outfit.
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Jessica found cedar wraps on sale at Wegman's. While I've cooked with a cedar plank on the grill before, I'd never seen these! So when I saw that recipes were inside, I had to open it up to check them out. And when we had all of the ingredients for the Mediterranean halibut, minus the fish, I knew that's what I'd make with them. Luckily, the fishmonger had fresh, kosher halibut for me.
Favorite Recipe Roundup: Happy 5th Birthday to The Kosher Foodies
Even though we've been on a bit of a blogging hiatus lately (but if you follow us on Instagram, you know we're still busy in the kitchen!), we couldn't let our 5 year blogiversary pass by without acknowledgement, so we've rounded up five of our favorite recipes from each category to share with you:
- We have quite a few challah recipes on this website, but we find ourselves returning to this 5-lb bag of challah recipe whenever it's time to make a new batch.
- We've probably been making this recipe for chocolate chip pumpkin bread since we were five years old, and we don't have any reason to stop.
- Overnight cinnamon rolls are always worth the wait! We love breaking the fast on something like this.
- We usually buy kaak, since it's difficult and time consuming to make, but sometimes we need a challenge in the kitchen, and being a Syrian recipe blog, we couldn't leave this out.
- When we have overripe bananas, we don't just make regular banana bread, we go all out and make chocolate banana marble bread!
Breakfasts and Brunches
- Whenever we host a brunch, we make sure to serve baked eggs with cheddar dill sauce; it's a great way to serve eggs to a crowd, and it's always a hit!
- These peanut butter banana muffins are flourless, sugarless, and delicious, making them a great snack for anyone, toddlers and grown ups alike.
- Looking for a decadent breakfast, or a special Shabbat treat? Bake up some cheese babka!
- We love making our own granola, since we can control what goes in it, and since it keeps in the freezer for quite a while, we always have some on hand.
- There's nothing better than a poached egg on a Sunday morning! We especially like to make shakshuka, poached eggs in tomato sauce.
Lunches and Dinners: Dairy and Pareve
- We had to include these black bean tacos in this roundup, since we probably eat them twice a month.
- Creamy risotto is such a treat, since it's usually such a labor-intensive meal to make, but not if you make it in the oven!
- We love making pizza, and while plain old margherita is always delicious, it's also fun to mix things up by making cacio e pepe pizza with roasted radishes
- Caramelized onions are at the top of our list of most delicious foods ever, and this onion tarte tatin is definitely one of the most delicious (and beautiful!) dishes ever to come out of our oven.
- There is nothing in this world like a plate of fresh homemade pasta, the boxed stuff doesn't even compare!
Lunches and Dinners: Meat, Chicken, and Fish
- This chicken with tomatoes is one of our mom's signature dishes, and we love making it her way, or with potato chips.
- Who doesn't love garlic? Chicken with 40 cloves is one of our go-to chicken recipes. Use pre-peeled garlic to make your life easier.
- What's your favorite kibbe preparation? We love peas and kibbe, and so do our kids!
- When Jessica posted this Korean ground beef recipe on the blog, David commented to ask Stephanie to make it for dinner, and variations of it are now on the regular dinner rotation. We especially like to make Korean lettuce wraps.
- Wrapping fish in thin slices of potato and pan-frying it is a great way to fancy up some store-bought fish filets! The lemon-infused mayonnaise dipping sauce doesn't hurt, either.
Salads, Sides, Snacks, and Soups
- Salad Nicoise is a classic for a reason, and makes a great poolside lunch.
- Tokyo Salad is a meal all on its own, and one of our favorites for a hot summer evening.
- There's nothing like a bowl of our famous Yemenite Soup. Nothing.
- This Spicy edamame recipe is the only way we ever want to eat edamame again.
- We always stock our freezers with cheese sambusak, a savory Syrian pastry that's as delicious as it is pretty.
Candies and Desserts
- We have a secret to tell you: salted butter caramels are delicious and so easy to make, but people will always be impressed when you tell them you made your own candy.
- It's so easy to make candied nuts, plus they're ever-adaptable, and make a great gift for a host or a holiday!
- This banana cream pie is probably one of our favorite desserts ever.
- This past Purim, we wanted to mix up our hamentaschen game, so we adapted our regular version with graham cracker dough and a chocolate marshmallow filling to make s'mores hamentaschen.
- We joined the Cronut craze, but of course we made our own instead of waiting on line at 5am!
So there you have it, happy cooking!
Thank you all for letting us into your kitchens these last five amazing years, and for every opportunity that came our way through this little slice of the internet.
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Spicy Edamame
Edamame is kind of boring these days. I stopped ordering it at restaurants, because I can buy a bag of the frozen stuff and make it the same at home, but even that got boring, and I needed something new to do it besides boiling it and eating with salt.
Lemony Ricotta & Ramp Pizza
When I heard ramps were available at the farmer's market, I made plans to rush over there, baby and all, and buy some right away! But then I realized that I was going away for Pesach and not cooking for more than a week, so that wouldn't have been a good idea. Then, I found out Fresh Direct has ramps! So I made sure to place an order to be delivered the second I got home from Florida. I would need to restock my kitchen, anyway, but I did it mostly for the ramps. Continue reading
Bacon-Wrapped String Beans
We just love Jack's Gourmet's Facon! It gives us kosher people the ability to add that smoky bacon flavor to our meals. Now, I can't actually compare it to the real thing, but I know it's pretty good, works well in BLTs, and adds a great flavor to stews and other meat dishes, like this duck breast and Beef Bourguignone. Continue reading
Passover 2014 Recipe Roundup
Pesach starts on Monday! We've rounded up some of our favorite recipes from our blog, along with dishes from our fellow kosher bloggers and around the web that we can't wait to try this Passover!
What's cooking in your kosher for Passover kitchen?
Amerikaner Yapchik from Food, Words, Photos
Lamb and Sweet Potato Lancashire Hotpot from Kitchen Tested (and This American Bite)
Lamb Shanks with White Wine and Rosemary from Ronnie Fein
French Fried Chicken Nuggets from Busy in Brooklyn
Cheesy Stuffed Peppers from Busy in Brooklyn
Cauliflower Cutlets from Confident Cook, Hesitant Baker
Spinach and Potato Nest Bites from May I Have That Recipe
Cilantro-Lime Cauliflower "Cous-Cous" from Jew Hungry (if you have a KforP food processor)
Maple Pecan Muffins from Couldn't be Pareve
Caramelized Banana Pancakes from AliBabka
Chocolate Chip Cookies from Lil' Miss Cakes
Cinnamon Raisin Mandelbrodt from Kitchen Tested
Peppered Strawberries with Orange-Scented Zabaglione from Ronnie Fein
What's your favorite kosher for Passover meal? Dessert? Let us know.
Chag Kasher VeSameach!
Whole Foods Market: Cola-Glazed Salmon (Kosher for Passover)
Everyone goes crazy over Kosher for Passover Coke this time of year, but even though there's no high fructose corn syrup in it, there are still plenty of other ingredients I try to avoid.
That's why I was excited when Whole Foods Market sent me this Harrison's Sweet Shoppe cane sugar cola. David drank the orange soda before I could experiment with it, but I was more interested in the cola anyway. Continue reading
Osem Whole Wheat Matzah Meal + Passover Pancakes
Matzah meal is definitely a staple in our household. We love matzah ball soup, and you need matzah meal to make those fluffy matzah balls all year 'round! We always try to make the healthiest meals possible for our families, so we were very happy to discover that Osem sells whole wheat matzah meal. They sent us a sample, and we just love it!
Butternut Squash Enchiladas
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I've always loved La Tortilla Factory's handmade-style corn tortillas for tacos (like black bean tacos, chili tacos, chicken tinga tacos, steak tacos, tuna tacos), so when they sent me a different product to review, I was excited to try something else from the line. Since they sent me low carb, high fiber tortillas in the larger size, I wanted to venture away from my taco comfort zone and try something new. And so butternut squash enchiladas were born. Continue reading
Zucchini Noodles with Creamy Cashew Sauce
Ever since buying a spiralizer a few weeks ago, I've made sure to use it a few times a week. I'm usually boring and just make the same cucumber salad with it, but recently I've decided to leave my comfort zone and try out different veggies and combos with it. Lately, my favorite veggie to spiralize has to be zucchini. And it's definitely better than spaghetti squash. Continue reading


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It is with great pleasure that MWA's National Board of Directors announces the 2015 Grand Master, Raven and Ellery Queen award recipients.
Grand Masters are Lois Duncan and James Ellroy
Raven Award recipients are Ruth & Jon Jordan (Crimespree Magazine) and Kathryn Kennison (Magna Cum Murder)
Ellery Queen Award recipient is Charles Ardai, founder of Hard Case Crime
For all the details, view the press release 2015 Special Edgar Awards or visit TheEdgars.com.
Bloody Murder: Voices from the Margins took place at Bouchercon 2014 on Saturday morning, November 15th. During the hour, the forty eight (mostly) mystery writers present – on the left hand side below – talked about (mostly) mystery authors they love, but you might not have heard of yet. The list includes everyone from debut authors to authors who should have become household names during their lives, but who are under-read, under-valued or forgotten.
Here are the recommendations from what we hope was the first Bloody Murder panel. Some of them have websites or publisher's websites, but some you will have to track them down with the help of your favorite bookstore. We guarantee it's worth your while.
Kristi Belcamino: Sara Gran
Mark Billingham: Steve Mosby
Terri Bischoff: Barbara Neely
Allison Brennan: Deborah Coonts
Carla Buckley: Dennis Tafoya
Dana Cameron: Margaret Lawrence
Joelle Charbonneau: Tracy Kiely
Jessie Chandler: Amanda Kyle Williams
Reed Farrel Coleman: Wallace Stroby and Peter Spiegelman
Hilary Davidson: Todd Robinson
Jamie Freveletti: Charlotte Carter
Jim Fusilli: Penelope Fitzgerald
Alison Gaylin: Lauren Sanders
Joel Goldman: Barbara Neely
Heather Graham: Harley Jane Kozak
Andrew Grant: Charles McCarry
Daniel Hale: Harry Hunsicker
Rachel Howzell Hall: Paula L Woods
Charlaine Harris: Toni L. P. Kelner, Don Harstad, and Shirley Jackson
Sara J. Henry: Charlotte Armstrong and Carol O'Connell
Greg Herren: Sandra Scoppettone
Ted Hertel: Terence Faherty
Naomi Hirahara: Hisaye Yamamoto
Linda Joffe Hull: John Galligan
Toni L. P. Kelner: Barbara Paul and Troy Soos
Harley Jane Kozak: Georgette Heyer
Katia Lief: Sarah Weinman
Elizabeth Little: Steph Cha
Jess Lourey: Margaret Millar and Daniel Woodrell
Alex Marwood: Sarah Hilary
Catriona McPherson: Carolyn Wall and Eleanor Taylor Bland
Erin Mitchell: Carolyn Keene, Martyn Waites, and Reba White Williams
Clare O'Donohue: Wendy Lyn Watson aka Annie Knox
Karen E Olson: Mary-Ann Tirone Smith
Sara Paretsky: Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Eleanor Taylor Bland, Valerie Wilson Wesley, and Alison Gordon
Ralph Pezzullo: Eduardo Manchado and Joe Trigoboff
Lori Rader-Day: Inger Ash Wolfe aka Michael Redhill
Lynne Raimondo: Joseph Hansen
Hank Phillippi Ryan: Shannon Kirk
Alex Segura: Steve Weddle and Kelly Braffett
Johnny Shaw: Anonymous 9, Matthew McBride, and Chester Himes
Daniel Stashower: Jan Marete Weiss
Wendy Corsi Staub: Tom Savage
Elaine Viets: Craig Rice, Jeffery Marks
Martyn Waites: Bill Loehfelm
Sarah Weinman: Jen Sacks
Jeri Westerson: Dorothy B Hughes
James Ziskin: Lynne Raimondo
Mystery Writers of America is aware that Bouchercon 2014 has on its schedule an event called, "Men of Mystery." While we support the participants and organizers of this event, MWA feels that hosting this at Bouchercon sends the wrong message to fans, reviewers, and authors that writers can, and should, be divided by gender.
We are not asking for this event to be cancelled or altered. However, we offer this objection in the hopes that future Bouchercon committees work harder to be inclusive to all authors, regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, or ethnicity.
Here are the September books by some of our members. They can all be found at your local Independent Bookstore. Visit this link to find a store near you: http://www.indiebound.org
Sandra Balzo, Hit and Run, Severn House
Albert Bell, The Eyes of Aurora, Perseverance Press
James R. Benn, The Rest is Silence, Soho
Lee Child, Personal, Delacorte
Harlan Coben, Found, Putnam Juvenile
Margaret Coel, Night of the White Buffalo, Berkley Prime Crime
Reed Farrel Coleman, Robert B. Parker's Blind Spot, Putnam
Catherine Coulter & J.T. Ellison, The Lost Key, Putnam
Matthew Cook, Sabotage, Forge Books
Connie Dial, Unnatural Murder, Permanent Press
Carl Filbrich, The Heavenly Casino, Five Star
Kate Flora, Death Dealer: How Cops and Cadaver Dogs Brought a Killer to Justice, New Horizon
Tana French, The Secret Place, Viking
Joe Gannon, Night of the Jaguar, Minotaur
James Grippando, Cain and Abe, HarperCollins
Karen Harper, Shattered Secrets, MIRA
John Harvey, Darkness, Darkness, Pegasus Crime
Libby Fischer Hellmann, Nobody's Child, The Red Herrings Press
Lisa Jackson, Close to Home, Kensington
Marshall Jevons, The Mystery of the Invisible Hand, Princeton University Press
Tammy Kaehler, Avoidable Contact, Poisoned Pen Press
Andrew Kaplan, Saul's Game, William Morrow
Sherrilyn Kenyon, Son of No One, St. Martin's Press
Barry Lancet, Tokyo Kill, Simon & Schuster
John Lutz, Frenzy, Kensington – Pinnacle
Jonathan Maberry, Fall of Night, St. Martin's Griffin
Annette Mahon, Bright Hopes, Five Star
Archer Mayor, Proof Positive, Minotaur
Adrian McKinty, The Sun is God, Seventh Street
Frances McNamara, Death at Chinatown, Allium Press
Mary Miley, Silent Murders, Minotaur
Walter Mosley, Rose Gold, Doubleday
Michael Nethercott, The Haunting Ballad, Minotaur
Bernadette Pajer, The Edison Effect, Poisoned Pen Press
Dennis Palumbo, Phantom Limb, Poisoned Pen Press
James Patterson & Chris Grabenstein, Treasure Hunters: Danger Down the Nile, Little Brown BFYR
James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge, Burn, Little, Brown
Kira Peikoff, No Time to Die, Kensington – Pinnacle
Louise Penny, The Long Way Home, Minotaur Books
Carol J. Perry, Caught Dead Handed, Kensington
Leigh Perry, The Skeleton Takes a Bow, Berkley Prime Crime
Mark Pryor, The Button Man, Seventh Street Books
Kathy Reichs, Bones Never Lie, Bantam
Michael Rubin, The Cottoncrest Curse, Louisiana State University Press
L.J. Sellers, Deadly Bonds, Thomas & Mercer
David Swatling, Calvin's Head, Bold Strokes Books
Marcia Talley, Tomorrow's Vengeance, Severn House
John Thompson, Disappearance at Hangman's Bluff, HarperCollins – Walden Pond Press
Lea Wait, Shadows on a Maine Christmas, Perseverance Press
Sheila York, No Broken Hearts, Five Star
Short Stories
Doug Allyn, "The Hobby Cop," EQMM
William Chambers, "Rationalist Femme: Punitive Justice," Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine
Catherine Dilts, "The Last Real Cowboy," AHMM
Brendan DuBois, "The Very Best Neighbor," EQMM
Terence Faherty, "Ghost Town," EQMM
Charlaine Harris, "Sarah Smiles," EQMM
Greg Herren, "The E-Mail Always Pings Twice," EQMM
Robert Mangeot, "Aix to Grind," AHMM
Bill Pronzini, "The Gold Stealers," EQMM
Alex C. Renwick, "Lovely Young Losers," AHMM
Stephen Ross, "Pussycat, Pussycat," EQMM
Marilyn Todd, "Blood Red Roses," EQMM
Tom Tolnay, "The Trash-Can Gang," EQMM
Joseph Wallace, "Jaguar," EQMM
It is the dog days of summer – looking for something new to read? Here are the August books by some of our members. They can all be found at your local Independent Bookstore. Visit this link to find a store near you: http://www.indiebound.org
Kelley Armstrong, Visions, Random House
Linwood Barclay, No Safe House, NAL
Rhys Bowen, Queen of Hearts, Berkley
Sandra Brown, Mean Streak, Grand Central
C.J. Box, Shots Fired: Stories from Joe Pickett Country, G.P. Putnam's Sons
Chelsea Cain, One Kick, Simon & Schuster
Laura Caldwell, The Dog Park, Harlequin
Steph Cha, Beware Beware, Minotaur
Anne Cleeland, Murder in Retribution, Kensington
Douglas Corleone, Payoff, Minotaur
Bill Crider, Half in Love with Artful Death, Minotaur
Ray Daniel, Terminated, Midnight Ink
Dan Fesperman, Unmanned, Alfred A.Knopf
John Florio, Blind Moon Alley, Seventh Street Books
Heather Graham, The Hexed, MIRA
Dana Haynes, Gunmetal Heart, Minotaur
Dorothy Howell, Beach Bags and Burglaries, Kensington
Lisa Jackson, Deserves to Die, Kensington – Zebra
Lorelei James, Hillbilly Rockstar, Signet Eclipse
J.A. Jance, Remains of Innocence, William Morrow
Weyman Jones, Evil in Return, Five Star
Diane Kelly, Death, Taxes, and Silver Suprs, St. Martin's Press
William Kent Krueger, Windigo Island, Simon & Schuster – Atria
Ken Kulhken, The Good Know Nothing, Poisoned Pen Press
Ward Larsen, Assassin's Game, Forge Books
William Lashner, Bagmen, Thomas & Mercer
Martin Limon, The Iron Sickle, Soho
Peter Lovesey, The Stone Wife, Soho
Katie MacAlister, The Truth About Leo, Sourcebooks
Margaret Maron, Designated Daughters, Grand Central
John McEvoy, High Stakes, Poisoned Pen Press
Jon McGoran, Deadout, Forge Books
Terrie Farley Moran, Well Read, Then Dead, Berkley Prime Crime
James Patterson, Private Down Under, Grand Central
Kira Peikoff, No Time to Die, Kensington – Pinnacle
Douglas Preston, The Lost Island, Grand Central
Spencer Quinn, Paw and Order, Simon & Schuster – Atria
Kathy Reichs, Bones Never Lie, Bantam
Ruth Rendell, The Girl Next Door, Scribner
Mike Resnick, Cat on a Cold Tin Roof, Seventh Street Books
Kat Richardson, Revenant, Roc
Paige Shelton, If Catfish Had Nine Lives, Berkley Prime Crime
Kelli Stanley, City of Ghosts, Minotaur
Wendy Corsi Staub, The Perfect Stranger, HarperCollins
Charles Todd, An Unwilling Accomplice, William Morrow
Lauren Willig, The Mark of the Midnight Manzanilla, NAL
Short Stories
Dana Cameron, "Declaration," EQMM
David Dean, "Neighbor," EQMM
Brendan DuBois, "Cold Island," EQMM
Michael Guillebeau, "Crimes of Passion," EQMM
Mystery Writers of America University (MWA-U) is a full-day, low-cost writing seminar designed to teach participants the essential skills needed to write a novel, from the idea stage to the final editing. The focus is on the craft of writing, and the college-level courses are taught by published writers and experienced teachers.
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Date: Saturday, September 13, 2014
What: An entire day of top-notch classes. Novice or pro, you will benefit from hearing the experts discuss their strategies for all facets of writing and publishing.
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Summer is here! Looking for something new to read – here is a list of new books that were published in June and July 2014 by some of our members. They can all be found at your local Independent Bookstore. Visit this link to find a store near you: http://www.indiebound.org
Megan Abbott, The Fever, Little, Brown and Company
Annamaria Alfieri, Strange Gods, Minotaur
Mary Kay Andrews, Save the Date, St. Martin's Press
Donald Bain, Lights Out!, Severn House
Laura Benedict, Bliss House, Pegasus
Michael Black, Chimes at Midnight, Five Star
Allison Brennan, Dead Heat, Minotaur
Alafair Burke, All Day and a Night, HarperCollins
C.J. Carpenter, Never Alone. Midnight Ink
Donis Casey, Hell with the Lid Blown Off, Poisoned Pen Press
Ben Coes, Independence Day, St. Martin's Press
Max Allan Collins, Supreme Justice, Thomas & Mercer
Shelia Connolly, Razing the Dead, Berkley Prime Crime
Lindsey Davis, Enemies at Home, Minotaur
Christine DeSmet, Hot Fudge Frame-Up, Obsidian
Linda Fairstein, Terminal City, Dutton
Rory Flynn, Third Rail, Houghton Miffling Harcourt
Shelley Freydont, Independence Slay, Berkley Prime Crime
Meg Gardiner, Phantom Instinct, Dutton
John Gilstrap, End Game, Kensington – Pinnacle
Heather Graham, The Cursed, MIRA
Chuck Greaves, The Last Heir, Minotaur
Martha Grimes, Vertigo 42, Scribner
Bruce Hale, Big Bad Baby, Dial Books for Young Readers
David Housewright, The Devil May Care, Minotaur
Craig Johnson, Any Other Name, Viking
Michael Kahn, Face Value, Poisoned Pen Press
Karen Keskinen, Black Current, Minotaur
Stephen King, Mr. Mercedes, Scribner
Susan Klaus, Flight of the Golden Harpy, Tor
Michael Koryta, Those Who Wish Me Dead, Little, Brown and Company
Eleanor Kuhns, Cradle to Grave, Minotaur
Jerry Ludwig, Blacklist, Forge Books
Edith Maxwell, 'Til Dirt Do Us Part, Kensington
Charles O'Brien, Death in Saratoga Springs, Kensington
Howard Owen, Parker Field, Permanent Press
Nancy Parra, Engaged to Murder, Berkley Prime Crime
James Patterson & David Ellis, Invisible, Little, Brown and Company
Ridley Pearson, The Red Room. Putnam
Robert Rotstein, Reckless Disregard, Seventh Street Books
Maggie Sefton, Yarn Over Murder, Berkley Prime Crime
Lisa Shiroff, Revenge Café, Tasfil Publications
Karin Slaughter, Cop Town, Delacorte
Karen Rose Smith, Deadly Décor, Kensington
Jeff Soloway, The Travel Writer, Random House – Alibi
Chevy Stevens, That Night, St. Martin's Press
Ingrid Thoft, Identity, Putnam
Mark Troy, The Splintered Paddle, Five Star
Kate White, Eyes on You, HarperCollins
Lauren Willig, A Summer Engagement, St. Martin's Press
Steven Womack, Resurrection Bay, Midnight Ink
James W. Ziskin, No Stone Unturned, Seventh Street Books
Short Stories
Meredith Anthony, "So A Man Walks Into A Bookstore," AHMM
John C. Boland, "Killing Morris Gimple," AHMM
Shelley Costa, "The Specific Gravity of Blood in Sunlight," AHMM
Kevin Egan, "Term Life," AHMM
Jim Fusilli, "The One-Armed Man in the Luncheonette," AHMM
R.T. Lawton, "Gibet de Montfaucon," AHMM
Steve Lindley, "Man Buries Man," AHMM
Robert Lopresti, "The Accessory," EQMM
Bill Pronzini, "Hooch," EQMM
Joan Ramirez, "Maude's Deceptions," Short-Story.me
Marilyn Todd, "Bad Taste," EQMM
Jeff Abbott, The Inside Man, Grand Central Publishing
Annamaria Alfieri, Strange Gods, Minotaur
Donna Andrews, The Good, the Bad, and the Emus, Minotaur
Charles Atkins, Done to Death, Severn House
Juliet Blackwell, A Vision in Velvet, Obsidian
Leslie Budewitz, Crime Rib, Berkley Prime Crime
James Lee Burke, Wayfaring Stranger, Simon & Schuster
Nancy Bush, I'll Find You, Zebra
Sam Cabot, Skin of the Wolf, Blue Rider
Emma Campion, A Triple Knot, Broadway Books
Lorenzo Carcaterra, The Wolf, Ballantine
Bailey Cates, Some Enchanted Éclair, Obsidian
Marcia Clark, The Competition, Mulholland Books
A.J. Colucci, Seeders, St. Martin's Press
Catherine Coulter, Power Play, G.P. Putnam's Sons
Lindsey Davis, Enemies at Home, Minotaur
Paul Doiron, The Bone Orchard, Minotaur
Julie Garwood, Fast Track, Dutton
Alison Gaylin, Stay With Me, HarperCollins
Deborah Halber, The Skeleton Crew: How Amateur Sleuths Are Solving America's Coldest Cases, Simon & Schuster
Timothy Hallinan, Herbie's Game, Soho Press
Betty Hechtman, Silence of the Lamb's Wool, Berkley Prime Crime
Jennifer Hillier, The Butcher, Gallery
Anna Lee Huber, Grave Matter, Berkley Prime Crime
Julie Hyzy, Grace Against the Clock, Berkley Prime Crime
J.A. Jance, Remains of Innocence, William Morrow
J. Sydney Jones, A Matter of Breeding, Severn House
Merry Jones, Elective Procedures, Oceanview
Sherrilyn Kenyon, Born of Fury, St. Martin's
Allison Leotta, Discretion, Simon & Schuster – Touchstone
Ed Lin, Ghost Month, Soho
Anna Loan-Wilsey, A Sense of Entitlement, Kensington
Virginia Lowell, Cookies and Scream, Berkley Prime Crime
Susan Elia MacNeal, The Prime Minister's Secret Agent, Bantam
Marcia Muller, The Night Searchers, Grand Central
James Patterson & David Ellis, Invisible, Little, Brown
Jessie Bishop Powell, The Marriage at the Rue Morgue, Five Star
Bill Pronzini, Strangers, Forge Books
Lori Rader-Day, The Black Hour, Seventh Street Books
Gillian Royes, The Sea Grape Tree, Simon & Schuster – Atria Books
Greg Rucka, Bravo, Mulholland Books
Susan Spann, Blade of the Samurai, Minotaur
John Verdon, Peter Pan Must Die, Crown
Kate White, Eyes On You, HarperCollins
Amanda Kyle Williams, Don't Talk to Strangers, Bantam
Jacqueline Winspear, The Care and Management of Lies, Harper
Ben H. Winters, World of Trouble, Quirk Books
Stuart Woods, Cut and Thrust, G.P. Putnam's Sons
Reavis Z. Wortham, Vengeance is Mine, Poisoned Pen Press
Rebecca York, Betrayed, Sourcebooks
Short Stories
Frankie Y. Bailey, "In Her Fashion," EQMM
Phillip DePoy, "Mary's Shallow Grave," AHMM
Brendan DuBois, "The Plow Guy," AHMM
Alex Grecian," Unknown Caller," EQMM
Richard Helms, "Second Sight Unseen," EQMM
Larry Light, "The Best Date Ever," AHMM
Jenny Milchman, "The Very Old Man," EQMM
Bill Pronzini, "It Couldn't Be Done?," EQMM
Stephen Ross, "Bad Memory," AHMM
Marianne Wilski Strong, "The Abbott and the Ruby," AHMM
Looking for something new to read – here is a list of new books that were published in May 2014 by some of our members. They can all be found at your local Independent Bookstore. Visit this link to find a store near you: http://www.indiebound.org
VITAL SIGNS – May 2014
Mary Kay Andrews, Save the Date, St. Martin's Press
Alan Beechey, This Private Plot, Poisoned Pen
Mike Befeler, Nursing Homes are Murder, Five Star
Lawrence Block, Borderline, Hard Case Crime
Dorothy Cannell, Murder at Mullings, Severn House
Jessie Chandler, Chip on the Ice Block, Midnight Ink
Reed Farrel Coleman, The Hollow Girl, Tyrus
Jeffery Deaver, The Skin Collector, Grand Central Publishing
Hannah Dennison, Murder at Honeychurch Hall, Minotaur
William Dietrich, The Three Emperors, HarperCollins
Brendan DuBois, Fatal Harbor, Pegasus Crime
Beth Fantaskey, Buzz Kill, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Joseph Finder, Suspicion, Dutton
David Freed, Voodoo Ridge, Permanent Press
Alex Grecian, The Devil's Workshop, G.P. Putnam's Sons
S.E. Green, Killer Instinct, Simon & Schuster
Elizabeth Gunn, Red Man Down, Severn House
Carolyn Haines, Booty Bones, Minotaur
Charlaine Harris, Midnight Crossroad, Ace
Carolyn Hart, Death at the Door, Berkley Prime Crime
Mary Ellen Hughes, The Pickled Piper, Berkley Prime Crime
Maddy Hunter, Fleur de Lies, Midnight Ink
Terry Irving, Courier. Angry Robot – Exhibit A
Craig Johnson, Any Other Name, Viking
Gary Kriss, The Zodiac Deception, Forge Books
John Lescroart, The Keeper, Simon & Schuster – Atria Books
Lizbeth Lipperman, Jailhouse Glock, Midnight Ink
Michael McGarrity, Backlands, Dutton
Catriona McPherson, The Day She Died, Midnight Ink
Laura Morrigan, A Tiger's Tale, Berkley Prime Crime
Walter Mosley, Debbie Doesn't Do It Anymore, Doubleday
Susan Oleksiw, For the Love of Parvati, Five Star
Kathryn O'Sullivan, Murder on the Hoof, Minotaur
Katherine Hall Page, Small Plates, William Morrow
Michael Palmer, Resistant, St. Martin's Press
James Patterson & Maxine Paetro, Unlucky, Little, Brown and Company
Ralph Pezzullo, SEAL Team Six: Hunt the Jackal, Mulholland/Little, Brown
Douglas Preston, The Kraken Project, Forge
David Putnam, The Disposables, Oceanview
Matthew Quirk, The Directive, Little, Brown and Company
Lynne Raimondo, Dante's Poison, Seventh Street Books
Karin Slaughter, Cop Town, Delacorte Press
Lachlan Smith, Lion Plays Rough, Mysterious
Jonathan Stone, Moving Day, Thomas & Mercer
Will Thomas, Fatal Enquiry, Minotaur
Steve Ulfelder, Woverine Bros. Freight and Storage, Minotaur
Elaine Viets, Catnapped, Obsidian
Short Stories
Catherine Dilts, "Tweens," AHMM
John M. Floyd, "Hunters," AHMM
Ed Gorman, "Calculated Risk," EQMM
Janice Law, "The Pulp Fiction Writer," AHMM
Robert S. Levinson, "My Mom, the Movies, and Me, EQMM
Robert Lopresti, "A Bad Day for Bargain Hunters," AHMM
James Powell, The Theft of the Clown Jules, EQMM


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Gluten-Free Pizza Crust, Goddess StyleFor years I've missed pizza. Not because there isn't gluten-free pizza available. It's out there. You can find it if you look hard enough. Take a gander in the frozen food aisle of your favorite natural market. Snoop around in the dairy case, next to the gluten-free bagels. You might even hit pay dirt at your local pizza joint (if they understand the ins and outs of cross contamination). So yeah. There are some choices out there.
Problem is, most gluten-free pizza sucks.
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I've been rustling up g-free versions our nation's most cherished Italian import since week one of going gluten-free twelve years ago. I've made pizza crust from cookbooks (bready and yeasty). I've tried gluten-free mixes (and tortured my loyal little body with bean flour bloat). I've rolled out yeast-free biscuit dough (not bad, actually, but not real pizza). I've topped Italian style flatbread with roasted vegetables. I tried the whole Chebe thing (gum city). While some attempts proved passable, they never hit that elusive sweet spot. They failed to quell the longing. I used to make my own pizza dough, you see, before I discovered I harbored a faulty gene predisposing me to celiac disease. I was never a frozen pizza kind of gal.
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This would make a fabulous pizza crust! I murmured to my husband through a mouthful of fresh baked loveliness. I tore him off a piece. He munched. And nodded.
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Karina's Best Gluten-Free Pizza Crust Recipe
Originally published Febuary 2011.I'm finally happy with a gluten-free pizza crust. It's the best gluten-free dairy-free pizza crust I've eaten. These particular flours bring superior flavor and a perfect pizza crust texture. Slightly golden crisp at the edge, with a tender, flexible middle. Not too thick and not too thin. You can hold a slice in your hand and bite.
1 cup tapioca starch
1 cup sorghum flour
1 cup potato starch
1/2 cup brown rice flour
1/2 cup GF millet flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoons xanthan gum
1 teaspoon fine sea salt
3 tablespoons organic light brown sugar
1 and 1/4 cups warm water (between 110 - 115ºF)
1 teaspoon organic light brown sugar - for proofing the yeast
1 packet (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1/4 cup good olive oil
1/4 cup beaten organic free-range egg whites (or egg replacer for two eggs)
1/4 teaspoon light tasting rice vinegar
Grease two 12-inch pizza pans (or baking sheets) and dust lightly with gluten-free cornmeal or rice flour. Set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the GF flours and dry ingredients.
Proof the yeast in 1 cup warm water with a pinch of sugar.
Add the proofed yeast and water to the dry ingredients. Add the oil, eggs and vinegar.
Beat the dough until smooth and sticky. Add the remaining 1/4 cup water if you need to. The pizza dough should be creamy smooth and not too thick- it's not sturdy like typical bread dough. It almost borders on batter.
Using a silicone spatula divide the dough in half. Scoop each half onto the center of a prepared pizza pan. Using clean, wet hands press down lightly and flatten the dough to create a thin, even pizza shell, with slightly raised edges. You'll have to rinse your hands more than once to do this. Take your time to smooth out the dough with wet palms. Have patience, Bubela. You will be rewarded with a lovely crust. Promise.
Set the pizza shells in a warm cozy spot to rest and rise a bit- about 15 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 400ºF.
When the oven is hot, place the two pizza pans side by side on the center rack (if your oven is too small to accommodate both pans on one rack, you'll need to use two racks; rotate the pans half way through baking time to avoid overcooking on the lower rack).
Bake for ten minutes till golden.
Remove from the oven. Preheat the broiler.
Brush the pizza shell with extra virgin olive oil. Season with sea salt and fresh garlic.
Sprinkle with Italian herbs.
Top with your choice of fresh vegetables and herbs (and sauce, cheese, cooked meat etc). Drizzle extra virgin olive oil all over the top.
Broil briefly to melt the cheese, 4-5 minutes. Don't over cook
Makes two medium thick 12-inch pizzas or baking sheet style rectangles (a thinner crust makes a larger size).
Recipe Source: glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com
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|My new gluten-free pizza crust has a tender texture and fabulous taste.
Karina's Notes:
If you prefer a very thin crust, press it out thin on a larger cookie sheet; or divide the dough into three balls and use for three thin pizzas.
For a vegan pizza I used: fresh baby spinach leaves and basil, roasted eggplant slices, sliced fresh tomatoes, vegan "mozzarella" cheese, Italian herbs (dried oregano, marjoram, parsley, rosemary, thyme).
We had two slices of leftover pizza, so I experimented for you, Dear Reader. We wrapped leftover slices in foil and stored them in the fridge. The next morning, we reheated the wrapped slices in a 350 degree oven for about 10 minutes. They heated through rather quickly. Scrumptious for breakfast!
Regarding substitutions on a gluten-free diet...
I worked with my dough for several years to get just the right pizza crust texture and taste. This recipe is so perfect as is, I hesitate to offer any substitutions. Each change will impact the dough. If you change things up I cannot guarantee you'll achieve the lovely texture and taste of this latest incarnation. Any experimenting- you'll have to do on your own. Use my recipe as a guideline.
The flours I chose are balanced for a blend of just the right crispness, flavor, browning ability and flexibility. The brown sugar and extra virgin olive oil are there for a reason. They add complexity and richness to the gluten-free dough. If you remove them you'll impact the flavor and texture. Trust me.
If you prefer pizza sporting a red sauce, prepare the shell as above and bake it for only 6-7 minutes. Add the sauce and bake for three minutes. Add the additional topping and broil briefly to melt the cheese and heat the toppings.
|A gluten-free crust worthy of your best toppings.
More gluten-free pizza crust recipes from food bloggers:
Shirley's Flourless, Gluten-Free Pizza at GFE
The Baking Beauties Easy Gluten-Free Pizza Crust
Gluten-Free Homemaker's Gluten-Free Pizza Crust - Single Recipe
The Sensitive Pantry's Potato Cauliflower Pizza Crust


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There were top ten results in Korea for Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Felipe Massa and Sergio Perez...
Fernando Alonso: "We knew this would be a difficult race and unfortunately the results confirmed the concerns we had already experienced on Friday, when we had a few problems with tyre degradation on the long run. It wasn't a surprise to be off the pace in qualifying, as that's been the case since the start of the season, but the fact that we didn't have the pace in the race was one. Unfortunately, at the start, I couldn't keep the Sauber behind me and that meant I had a particularly stressful race in terms of the tyres. What happened to Felipe at the third corner was not a problem for me: there were a lot of us there at that point and someone must have touched him. I tried to avoid him and continued without it affecting my race, because by then, I was already behind Hulkenberg. Now we must think only about Suzuka and try to get back on the podium, rediscovering the form we usually have on Sunday, that allows us to fight at the front. Vettel is a very long way off in terms of points, but above all in performance terms and we cannot expect miracles between now and the end of the championship. Second place in the constructors' championship is probably a more realistic target, but one thing's certain, we are not giving up now and we will give it our best shot right to the very end."
Felipe Massa: "Today's race was really very complicated, because my chances of getting a good result evaporated right from the first lap, when I found myself in the middle of a group, all of us fighting and I decided to go down the inside to try and brake later. Unfortunately, some of the cars were slower and in order to avoid driving into one of the Mercedes, I was forced to move over to the right, ending up in a spin. Luckily, the car was alright, but at that point I was contemplating a race from the back of the pack. Thanks to a few nice passing moves I still managed to bring home some points, which was a good thing compared to how it looked after the start. Today, we weren't competitive and there were at least three or four teams quicker than us, including Sauber, but I hope this was mainly track dependent and that our car will be better suited to the Suzuka track."
Jenson Button: "Turn Three was always going to be something of a mess on the first lap. And, sure enough, there was an incident; a car got hit, went wide and hit me. That contact damaged my front wing endplate. It didn't really cause me too much of a problem in terms of staying with the cars in front, but it really started to hurt the temperatures, so we had to pit for a new nosebox on lap four. That cost me a bit of time. Our pace on the Prime tyre was very good, however, and I was able to run two strong stints on the Prime to stay in the hunt. During my second pitstop, the [pit-release] lights went green then went red again, so I briefly stopped as a precaution straight after I was released. I had a quick look behind me to check that everything was okay - everything seemed fine, so I continued. Considering those delays, eighth place wasn't a bad result. Still, I was a bit gutted to lose seventh right at the end of the race. As soon as I lost the DRS to the bunch of cars in front, that was it for me: I couldn't get any temperature back in the tyres. It was always going to be difficult with Nico [Rosberg] at the end: his tyres were almost 10 laps fresher than mine. I did 33 laps on my final set, whereas the previous set did 18! I'm really happy to have picked up those points - four points were about as good as it was going to get today."
Sergio Perez: "We definitely deserved more today - we were very unlucky. With regards to my tyre delamination, although that particular set was already quite old, I braked at the same point as normal and got a flat-spot from the lock-up. I'd done 21 laps with that set, when, all of a sudden, the front-right just exploded, destroying the front wing. It was lucky, because there weren't any other cars around me. Still, from a team point of view, it's very disappointing for a single incident like this to destroy the good progress we'd made all weekend. Regarding Felipe, we were racing very hard trying to get some points - on one occasion, I thought he was going to leave me more space, then he turned in, I tried to brake and we touched a little bit. On the second incident, I thought I had the corner. I'm pleased that the stewards felt there was no need for any further action - it was just racing."
Valtteri Bottas: "I was a bit unlucky with the incident on the first lap as I was blocked and lost a position whereas others were able to make up places. The first stint was difficult as I was struggling with the super-soft tyre, but the pace improved a lot in the second stint on the mediums and the safety cars allowed me to close in on the top 10. In the end it was all about making sure we still had the grip in the tyres to fight for some points in the final laps, but I think 12th was a fair result as the cars that finished ahead of us had better pace all weekend."
Pastor Maldonado: "I had a very good first lap, moving up to ninth after an incident at Turn 3 allowed me to make up a lot of places. I tried to maintain my position in the top 10 but the safety cars hindered my race today as the cars behind were able to keep closing up behind me, and after the second restart they just had too much pace and were able to overtake. It's disappointing not to finish in the points but the end result is a fair reflection of our performance this weekend and we need to work hard to find some gains for the race next weekend in Japan."
Charles Pic: "That was a good race for me I had a good, clean start but into turn three I had to go off track to avoid Massa who'd spun and lost a couple of places. I made them up and for both the first and second stints the car balance felt good. We'd started on supersofts and they held up well for the first stint so we pitted on schedule and rejoined on a set of new mediums. As I say, the car balance felt good and I was on plan when the first safety car came out so we boxed right away for the second stop and at that stage we were looking at a long final stint to the flag. However, then the second safety car was brought out almost immediately and that obviously helped with the tyre management for the final stint. I did have some issues with the front right for the last few laps but nothing too bad so I got the car to the flag in 14th which is a decent result for us - not quite where we want to be but almost!"
Giedo van der Garde: "My start was great, really strong and when everyone was moving to avoid Massa in turn three I had to push out wide to avoid contact with a few cars around me. I really don't think I'd pushed any other cars out on purpose on lap one but I was told to box for a drive through penalty because of what the stewards saw and from there my race was pretty much over. I served the penalty and then had to box again immediately as the supersofts I'd started on were done, so even though I was up as high as 12th in the first stint I rejoined in 22nd and set about catching up Chilton and Bianchi. I was up close to Chilton just when the safety car came out and the team did a great job to help me get past him with a really quick stop on the first safety car lap. That sort of teamwork needs to be mentioned as it plays such a critical role in the overall race, so the boys deserve a thank you for that. The second safety car came out almost immediately when Mark's car caught fire and then when we restarted I had a bit of a lock up at the end of the main straight and Bianchi got past, but within a couple more laps I regained the place and was back behind Charles in 17th. I had a flatspot from that point in the race but kept pushing and finally finished in 15th, just behind Charles. Without the drive through I'm sure I could have finished higher, maybe not up in 13th, but close and while that's obviously frustrating today, it shows how close it's getting and that's good for my motivation and the whole team."
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