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Blake Shelton Starts His Own Rumor About Who He's Having Sex With
Blake Shelton doesn't seem to be the slightest upset about all the gossip surrounding who he is, or is not cheating on Miranda with. Barbara Ann dishes the details of the new rumor Blake started about who he is sleeping with.
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You've seen OUR pictures. Let's see the ones YOU took! Tweet your best pics @WQYKGeno. I'll feature the best ones here! The Dirt Road Diaries 2013 tour with Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line played […]
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Carrie Underwood is a newcomer to twitter and so are her 2 small dogs, Ace and Penny. Barbara Ann brings you the details about Carrie's babies new social media account.
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Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson Tweet About Jennifer Nettles Dark "That Girl" Look
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Carrie Underwood Admits She Was Scared To Join Twitter
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Baltimore-area stores: 41 Baltimore market share: 32.6 percent 2013 Baltimore sales in millions: $1,537.8 The Landover-based Giant Food has long been the local leader in grocery stores and it's making moves to keep it that way. The company has revamped existing stores and acquired stores from... Barbara Haddock Taylor / Baltimore Sun

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It's a little early in the season for spring flowers, and it didn't feel that balmy Sunday, but at Macy's Herald Square, the bloom is on for the annual flower show. NY1's Tara Lynn Wagner filed the following report.
You'd think it was Black Friday, but this crowd isn't here for the deals. They're here for the dahlias.
Macy's flagship store is heralding the change of season with a perennial favorite, the Macy's Flower Show, which is proving to be a tropical oasis for winter-weary New Yorkers this year.
"It sounded something beautiful after the horrible winter," said one person.
As visitors step in from the cold, they are greeted by The Lady in the Red Dress, a 14-foot floral sculpture in runway-inspired attire.
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Show visitor: This is spectacular. I'd like to know how many roses are in there, Gerbera lilies.Wagner: 2- to 3,000 flowers.Show visitor: Wow. That is beautiful.
This year's theme, The Secret Garden, is full of hidden gems. Visitors will want to plant themselves here for hours to take in the 30,000-plus flowers on the main floor and beyond.
"They're just so beautifully put together, and they complement each other with the colors and the textures. They're beautiful," said one person.
"Everything's done perfectly," said another. "I'm going to hire them to do my yard."
The show was uprooted for the past two years, held outside as the main floor underwent extensive renovations. Bringing it back inside forced organizers and florists to re-imagine their designs.
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Please join me on Twitter for a discussion of how we can "Find the Joy in Rigorous Reading."
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1. What are the conditions in your classroom where the most joyful reading happens?
2. What interferes with the joy?
3. Is there a way to balance higher expectations (dare I say "rigor"?) and the joy we know matters?
4. How important is comprehension in our quest for joy?
5. Can we assess joy? If so, what are we looking for? What tools do we use?
6. Can we plan for joy? What "new year's resolutions" do you have as you reflect on this year and consider changes for the upcoming one?
Upcoming #litlead Chat May 8, 2014
On May 8 at 8:30PM EST I'm honored to be leading a #litlead Twitter chat to discuss formative assessment. I hope this chat serves as part trouble-shooting, part inspiration, and part practical advice for future planning.
Chances are good many of us hear "assessment" and think of mandates that take away from teaching time, and offer us little help with what to do next. It's a shame, because good assessment is at the heart of effective classroom instruction It helps teachers to create goals for students, give effective feedback, and measure progress over time.
In this chat, we'll attempt to reclaim the word assessment to mean the types of classroom-embedded practices that support instruction and learning. Together, we'll reconsider what "data" is the most helpful, what assessment practices in the classroom help us teach better, and how to use the information from assessments to set goals with students.
I look forward to hearing some of your thoughts on some of the following questions:
• What are some examples of assessments you can't do without – but that nobody is making you give?
• How do we keep in-class formative assessment relevant in the time of CCSS?
• What practices do you find helpful when evaluating formative assessments?
• How do you involve students in self-reflecting on assessments?
• How do you use assessments to set individual goals?
• How do you manage individual goals and unit goals?
I'll look forward to "meeting" you online soon!
Assessment: What's in a Name?
What a joy to participate in a fast-paced, passion-filled Twitter chat hosted by Franki Sibberson (@frankisibberson) and Antero Garcia (@anterobot) on Sunday evening. Educators were on fire! The #nctechat hastag was trending! The topic? Hold onto your seats: formative assessment. (cue: WONH wonh waaaooooonnnhhh). Is it just me or do you feel lately that when you utter the word "assessment" people immediately change the subject? I've been puzzling about this trend and here's why I think this is so:
1. When we hear the word assessment, we think about capital-A Assessment – stuff created by psychomatricians that is being improperly used to evaluate teachers. Continue reading "Assessment: What's in a Name?" »
Let's (Tweet) Chat about IRA: Fiction and Nonfiction
On December 12th at 8PM EST I'll be hosting a tweet chat about independent reading, text complexity, differentiated instruction, comprehension, assessment of students' reading of whole books…in essence, I'll be talking about my Independent Reading Assessment for fiction and nonfiction.
If you'd like to join in, you can follow along using the hashtag #ScholasticExperts. I hope you lurk, RT, and/or join in the conversation.
If you don't currently have the Independent Reading Assessment for your school, but you'd like to give it a try, you can download the forms you'll need here. At that same link you'll also find rubrics and other materials to learn more about it. When you're ready to give it a try, here are a few tips:
Continue reading "Let's (Tweet) Chat about IRA: Fiction and Nonfiction" »
A Close Reading of Kids: Teaching Reading Like a Scientist
Some of you might not know this about me, but I grew up in a science family. I'm the daughter of an analytical chemist. As kids, we spent weekends playing with toy microscopes and doing science experiments. A hike was not complete without a lecture on the role of moss in the forest ecosystem and when my dad wanted the salt passed to him at the dinner table, he'd say, "please pass the sodium chloride?"
So it seems an interest in science was inevitable. It clearly rubbed off on my sister, whose chosen career is in medicine, but my path to teaching may be, at first glance, less obviously connected to science. A teacher? Of reading? Continue reading "A Close Reading of Kids: Teaching Reading Like a Scientist" »
Confessions of a Struggling (E-) Reader
My Kindle is so old that it has a keyboard on the bottom and the screen doesn't light up. When I first got it, it was love at first read. Dozens of books all at my fingertips? Great for long trips. Super lightweight? I can read in bed without my arms getting tired. Hover my cursor over a word? Get the definition instantly. So many benefits. I've read dozens and dozens of all kinds of books on my Kindle, and have been telling anyone who will listen how great Kindle reading is. Continue reading "Confessions of a Struggling (E-) Reader" »
IRA:F won the AEP award!
I am happy to announce that IRA:F has won the AEP award for "Distinguished Achievement: Assessment." What great news!
So your students are starting to read chapter books…
I am honored to have been invited to guest blog for the fabulous Kristi and Majorie's ChartChums blog. I'm such a huge fan of their work and their book Smarter Charts. So much so that I have asked for their help on more than one occasion when I needed visuals in my own publications!
In this post you'll find some helpful suggestions for how to support students in terms of assessment and teaching when they start reading chapter books. My charts aren't the best, but I'm trying to learn from K&M!
Text Complexity… holding true to Developmentally Appropriate Instruction
While I can't seem to maintain my own blog, I'm blogging for others! Here's a post to get you thinking about text complexity and what to do with students who can't read on grade level independently: http://lesleyuniversitycrrlc.wordpress.com/tag/jennifer-serravallo/
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I often receive emails asking if there are any videos of my teaching that I can send out. Well….here is an amazing resource. Lucy Calkins and others at the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project have posted a plethora of videos on a Vimeo account. Minilessons, conferences, read aloud, small group — it's all there, it's all Common Core-aligned, and it's all free! There is a video of me teaching a fifth grade writer about the importance of considering audience when writing a persuasive piece. Check them out:


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President Barack Obama gestures while speaking in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, Monday, Oct. 21, 2013, on the initial rollout of the health care overhaul. Obama acknowledged that the widespread problems with his health care law's rollout are unacceptable, as the administration scrambles to fix the cascade of computer issues. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is appealing to its allies in Congress, on Wall Street and across the country to stick with President Barack Obama's health care law even as embarrassing problems with the flagship website continue to mount.
The website's troubled debut was overshadowed by the partial government shutdown that started the same day the website went live. Last week, Obama and Democrats walked away from a no-holds-barred fight with Republicans over debt and spending with a remarkable degree of unity, made all the more prominent by the deep GOP divisions the standoff revealed.
The debt-and-spending crisis averted for now, the spotlight has shifted to Obama's health care law and the web-based exchanges, beset by malfunctions, where Americans are supposed to be able to shop for insurance. The intensified focus has increased the pressure on Democrats to distance themselves from Obama's handling of the website's rollout as both parties demand to know what went wrong and why.
As the administration races to fix the website, it's deploying the president and top officials to urge his supporters not to give up.
"By now you have probably heard that the website has not worked as smoothly as it was supposed to," Obama said Tuesday in a video message recorded for Organizing for America, a nonprofit group whose mission is to support Obama's agenda. "But we've got people working overtime in a tech surge to boost capacity and address the problems. And we are going to get it fixed."
Whether through the website or other, lower-tech means, the administration needs millions of Americans to sign up through the exchanges for the law to succeed. While the website has become an easily maligned symbol of a law that Republicans despise, Obama said it's important Americans realize that "Obamacare," with its various patient protections, is much more.
"That's why I need your help," Obama told OFA's supporters.
The group has been organizing a multitude of events and social media campaigns around the health care law's implementation. OFA said those efforts will continue, but the group isn't adjusting its strategy in response to the website's issues.
Obama has turned to longtime adviser Jeffrey Zients to provide management advice to help fix the system. Zients, a former acting director of the Office of Management and Budget and a veteran management consultant, will be on a short-term assignment at the Health and Human Services Department before he's due to take over as director of Obama's National Economic Council next year.
Meanwhile, Vice President Joe Biden and top White House officials held a call with business leaders Tuesday about the health law and other issues. Business Forward, a trade group friendly to the White House, said the administration asked the group to invite leaders to hear directly from Biden.
In Congress, even staunch supporters of the law like House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and Rep. Steny Hoyer, the Democratic whip, have said the website's rollout was unacceptable. In a potentially worrying sign for Obama, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., is calling for the White House to extend the open-enrollment period past March 31 in light of the glitches.
On Wednesday, the administration is sending Mike Hash, who runs the health reform office at HHS, to Capitol Hill to brief lawmakers on the law's implementation.
An invitation to the breakfast meeting obtained by The Associated Press says it's restricted to members of Congress. But only Democrats were invited to that session, prompting protest from House Speaker John Boehner, whose spokesman called it a "snub" and said the administration should brief House Republicans, too, in the name of transparency and accountability. Joanne Peters, a spokeswoman for HHS, said officials would be happy to honor additional briefing requests.
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AROUND THE WORLD (FOX44) – North Korea, retaliatory measures are coming. That's the warning from North Korea after the U.S. scrapped its food aid to the country. Our government made that decision following Pyongyang's failed rocket launch. Officials still see it as a nuclear weapons test in disguise.
Egypt – Suspects in a deadly soccer riot caused a commotion in court as their trial opened. Seventy-three people stood in trial for the riots at a February soccer match where 70-people were killed.
Israel – A terrifying stage collapse happened during preparations for Independence Day celebrations in Jerusalem. We're told a 21-year-old woman was killed and several others were hurt after a lighting structure gave way while soldiers were rehearsing.
South Africa – Rhino farmers are pushing for the legalization of rhinoceros horn sales. Supporters say it would protect the animals from poachers. Rhino killings are reportedly up thirty percent.
Japan – Scientists here say they were able to grow hair on bald mice. It's pretty complex but we're told with a little more experimenting the same technique could be used to help bald humans within the next 10-years.
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SERGEANT Barry Singleton could be the first Scottish soldier to be tried for murder over his actions during the Gulf conflict.
TROOPS from 2 Scots, the Royal Highland Fusiliers, had leave cancelled yesterday so they can back up police struggling to control trainees at Bassingbourn Barracks, Cambridgeshire.
ARTHUR ROBERTS, who grew up in Tradeston, chronicled his time fighting at the front. His diaries were recovered and now form the basis for As Good As Any Man: Scotland's Black Tommy.
ROBERT Walker was just a teenager when he was called up to join the army, but the brave dad cheated death and was awarded medals for his service to King and Country.
Businessman comes up with a great idea for a new Scottish currency
Bob Taylor, who grew up in Kilmarnock, was part of the clean-up crew after the bombing in 1988
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EVERYONE bemoans the loss of community in our lives, but a powerful tool for rebuilding it has been overlooked: the creation of private gardens that unify the interiors of city blocks. These are hidden places, but they are also communal -- secret squares of green and light and flowers tucked into the hearts of city blocks, invisible to all but those whose back doors open onto the glory of a one-block commons.
One of the earliest and most famous of these secret gardens is the Macdougal-Sullivan Gardens Historic District, in New York City's Greenwich Village. This gorgeous park, hidden from passersby, has for seven decades molded a community spirit in its neighborhood that, if it were duplicated around the country, would make city living far more attractive and also safer. Delicious as it is, however, the garden has had only a few imitators in Manhattan -- chiefly the much smaller Bleecker Street Gardens, at Eleventh Street, and the famed Turtle Bay Gardens. For children the Macdougal-Sullivan garden -- which measures about forty by 200 feet and occupies the full interior of a city block -- is a private playground; for parents it is a godsend; for busy professionals it is a civilized bit of Europe in the concrete jungle. Owners of the twenty-one townhouses surrounding the garden retain small private areas that they can plant as they choose, but fences higher than four and a half feet are prohibited. The private greens merge visually with the common green, a rectangle of grass shaded by tall trees. At one end is a children's play area and a basketball court, at the other end a garden planted with flowers. Here the residents have children's birthday parties, charity cocktail parties, egg hunts, trick-or-treating, visits from Santa (who travels over the garden in a sleigh drawn along a wire, showering candy onto squealing children below), caroling, and ice skating when they decide to flood the green.
Given the obvious attractiveness of these secret gardens, why aren't cities across America filled with blocks of row houses built around a verdant heart? The explanation lies in a quirk of the English property laws that the early Colonists brought with them. These laws were the result of a long struggle by the English to free the country of the tangle of overlapping claims that made it impossible for most property to change hands in the medieval period. American property laws were from the start stacked firmly against multiple claims that might inhibit any property's sale or development.
The political leader and Bank of New York director Nicholas Low bought the Macdougal-Sullivan property in 1796. His heirs built its fashionable Greek Revival townhouses beginning in 1844. Their heirs, rather than demolishing the houses to build tenements, enjoyed the rents and let the properties deteriorate.
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Alden Cohen, one resident, told The New York Times in 1974 that because it belonged to the community, the garden taught many lessons in cooperation. This spirit began as an "economic necessity," she recalled. "No one had very much money." Residents had to agree on how to plant the garden (a committee still decides each spring, and everyone turns out on Digging Day to touch up paint and to plant flowers and grass). They also had to decide such issues as whether to allow touch football and whether to give small children bicycle rights. Mothers grew close as their children played together. There have been lapses in neighborliness: once a kid threw a rock through the window of fellow resident Bob Dylan's house and caught hell; once an owner tried to build a wall. However, in general the communal feeling is so strong that sociologists have descended to measure it. The garden's merits are now so clear that houses abutting it sell for several million dollars.
Turtle Bay Gardens, created around the time of Macdougal-Sullivan, is a fancier, Italianate garden with a central fountain, cool shade, and a tree celebrated by E. B. White. Nora Ephron grew up on Turtle Bay and received visits through the garden from Katharine Hepburn. Turtle Bay, between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth Streets and Second and Third Avenues, was the creation of a Mrs. Walton Martin, who bought the surrounding twenty houses in 1919 and 1920. She altered each one so that all the living rooms faced the garden, tore down fences that separated back yards, and filled in swampy areas for a plan based on group housing she had seen in Italy and France. Rare trees were planted and a central path was set down between low garden walls. Homeowners voluntarily agree to submit to some control over both the houses' exteriors and the upkeep of private terraces; the original covenant stipulates that no fences be built in the rear, no laundry lines or garbage cans be visible, and no building be used as a boardinghouse. Today Turtle Bay is one of New York's most sought-after addresses.
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- 1Mar 20, '11 by WendyBensonRNI am a Psych Nurse in WV and over the last 3 months, there has been an astronomical increase in the amount of admissions that we have gotten that have been abusing bath salts. Here is my experience with this drug: the patient takes this drug and it is like russian roullette. The patient becomes extremely paranoid leading to increased agitation and increased physical aggression. The increased aggression leads to the patient harming himself or others and then a committment is filed. Once the patient is medically cleared and brought to our facility, they are still on a "bath salt high". It takes approximately 24-48 hours for the patient to regain some sense of themselves. I have seen young people go thru memory loss and never regain their memories of what happened immediately after abusing these bath salts. This is a very sad epidemic we are facing!
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- 8Mar 21, '11 by Whispera, BSN, MSN, APRN, CNSI have been out of the loop awhile. Bath salts like we use in our bath water? Please tell me what these bath salts are and what people do with them.
- 1Mar 22, '11 by WendyBensonRNOK, this is what it has been reported that patients are doing with the bath salts. They are saying that it can be smoked or snorted. I have also had one patient tell me that it can be cooked down and injected. I am assuming that these are regular bath salts that you can buy for your bath water! I am not sure if it is packaged differently or what. I do know that this is very dangerous stuff and it effects everybody differently so it is like playing Russian Roullette with your life.
- 4Mar 22, '11 by JenniferSewsI had to look it up it sounded so bizarre. Apparently it's not just regular bath salt. It's some sort of chemical drugs that they label as bath salt. Scary!
- 0Mar 22, '11 by mentalhealthRNLeft drug and ETOH detox about 8 months ago. I worked in upstate in NY. Never heard of this before. New info to me.
- 8Mar 23, '11 by sunkissed75Quote from jennifersewsi had to look it up it sounded so bizarre. apparently it's not just regular bath salt. it's some sort of chemical drugs that they label as bath salt. scary!Quote from jennifersews
i am always a little weary when i see articles like this in the news because i think it gives people (kids, mainly) ideas. it's cheap, it's basically legal and very easy to get. yes, a news story like this is informative, but i also think it can be hazardous by helping to make this drug become more popular amoung young people.
i think this about a lot of things... there have even been a few episodes of dr. phil on the dangers of this or that and parents beware, that have made me go; 'why are you showing this... do you know how many kids are going to go out and try this now???'
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- 0Apr 9, '11 by ImThatGuyI'm a police officer (and not a new one) with a particular interest in drugs, and I'm also a nursing student. I just learned of this the other day in our psych nursing class. A fellow student that commutes from out of state to come to our program was telling us about it. It must not have made it to my area yet. Anyway, I just think it's interesting that there's already a thread about it on here.
- 0Jun 9, '11 by ErNurse2010I am in ED orientation ((love the ED)).
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I never heard of the substance being abused before. Apparently its pretty bad in my area according to my preceptor. According to her prior experiences - most pt's have a 'bad' high. If they remain concious they are very aggitated, paranoid, and aggressive (not a good combo). She said in our ED we receive several per week.
- 1Jun 9, '11 by regularRN"Bath salts" are not the same chemicals that we add to the tub for a relaxing soak; they are experimental drugs that are legal because they have yet to be officially controlled and are used experimentally to explore the potential of the human brain.
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Over the past few years, I have been shown so many nice chicken dhansak recipes by top curry house chefs all around the UK. This recipe is about as authentic as they get.
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Many curry house chicken dhansak curries have pineapple in them. My daughter loves this but I'm not that keen. I'll let you decide whether you include the fruit or not.
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Curry Sauce
I've written a large and small version of my curry sauce recipe which will need to me made before cooking this recipe. The large version is made just like they do in the best curry houses. Make a large batch for best results. It keeps in the fridge for three days and freezes well. The small batch version works well too though it's not as authentic.
I pre-cook chicken in two ways. Most Indian restaurants use this method to prepare their chicken for this curry. In this recipe, the chicken pieces are slow cooked in a spiced broth. You could add a couple of tablespoons of the cooking juices to your curry for extra flavour.
You could also add tandoori style chicken tikka to this recipe if you'd like to create tandoori Chicken Dhansak.
- 4 chicken breasts pre-cooked as above
- 2 tablespoons ghee
- 2 tablespoons garlic and ginger paste
- 1 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 tablespoon good quality curry powder
- 1 tablespoon cumin powder
- 1 tablespoon chilli powder (more or less to taste)
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 250ml (1 cup) red split lentils (rinsed and cook until soft - about 30 minutes)
- 750ml (3 cups) base curry sauce - See links to my recipes above.
- 3 tablespoons fresh chopped coriander
- salt and pepper
- 100ml pineapple juice (optional)
- 3 pineapple rings - cut into pieces (optional)
- Heat the ghee/oil over medium heat.
- Throw in the ginger and garlic pastes along with the turmeric and let sizzle for about 30 seconds. The turmeric will become darker as you do this.
- Now add the cumin, curry powder, chilli powder and tomato paste.
- Stir to combine before adding the base curry sauce, cooked lentils and chicken pieces and heat through.
- Stir in the pineapple juice and/or pineapple pieces if using.
- Test for seasoning and add salt and pepper to taste.
- Sprinkle with the chopped coriander and serve immediately.
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This is my favorite curry and this recipe was great. I've never made it before, in fear of it not being as good as it is in restaurants, but it was!! All my friends loved it too.
Made this for the first time this evening and I was very pleased with the results and just how fast it was to make.
My local takeaway produces a Dhansak that has a distinct fruity taste but no fruit pieces so I was interested to see the mention of pineapple juice in your recipe.
The taste and texture of your recipe is almost identical to my local which is what I wanted but its clearly not pineapple juice they are using. I suspect they are using orange juice so I will give that a try next.
Thanks for your hard work.
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I moved to CANADA 3 tears ago and miss my favourite Chicken Dansak. Will try this but my cooking skills are very limited hope my BIR curry sauce is as good as hours to complete the Dansak…
I have been looking for a recipe for this for ages and am keen to try it, I have been cooking curry fir a long time but have never come across curry gravy?!
Will try this. Just curious about the pineapple juice though, is this the type of pineapple juice that you would use as a drink mixer, or the juice from a tin of pineapple rings? Two different things or does it matter?
Could you clarify something for me please? Is it one cup of cooked lentils or one cup of raw lentils, cooked? One cup of raw lentils once cooked, seems an awful lot.
Love the BIR recipes, by the way. Garlic chilli chicken is a favourite!


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