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Oral History Program Annette Dalpiaz Anderson Interviewed by Marci Farr 26 October 2010 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Annette Dalpiaz Anderson Interviewed by Marci Farr 26 October 2010 Copyright © 2010 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The St. Benedict's School of Nursing was founded in 1947 by the Sisters of Mount Benedict. The school operated from April 1947 to 1968. Over the forty-one year period, the school had 605 students and 357 graduates. In 1966, the program became the basis for Weber State College's Practical Nursing Program. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the graduates and to add to the history of nursing education in Ogden. The interviews focus on their training, religion, and experiences working with doctors, nurses, nuns, and patients at St. Benedict's Hospital. This project received funding from the Utah Humanities Council and the Utah Division of State History. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Annette Dalpiaz Anderson, an oral history by Marci Farr, 26 October 2010, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Annette Dalpiaz Anderson Graduation Photo Class of 1958 Annette Dalpiaz Anderson October 26, 2010 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Annette Dalpiaz Anderson, conducted by Marci Farr and Sarah Langsdon, on October 26, 2010. In this interview, Annette discusses her recollections and experiences with the St. Benedict's School of Nursing. MF: This is Marci Farr; we are interviewing Annette Anderson. She graduated from St. Benedict's School of Nursing in 1958. It is October 26, 2010, and we are interviewing her at her home in Brigham City, Utah. Start out a little bit and tell us a little bit about where you grew up, about your family, and about where you went to school. AA: I grew up in Superior, Wyoming, a coal-mining town about twenty-five miles east of Rock Springs. I have a sister and a brother; I'm the oldest in the family. I attended high school and grade school in Superior. We had a real small school; only twenty-two people graduated in my class, so not really a big school, but it was fun. I decided to become a nurse when I was young. I can remember World War II – we used to have blackouts, and I can remember you would hear stories about army nurses. I don't know if that's what stuck with me, but I can remember always talking about being an army nurse. I never did.Then I think my mother wanted to become a nurse too, but she never went to school or never had the opportunity to go, I guess. I might have had a little bit of encouragement from her. MF: Okay, that's great. How did you make it to St. Benedict's? 2 AA: Well, I had a cousin that graduated from St. Benedict's I think a couple years before I started there, before 1955. MF: Who was your cousin? AA: Francis Dalpiaz Bird is my cousin. MF: Oh, okay. AA: I can't remember ever thinking about going to a college or a university as a nurse. I always thought the diploma type was the type to do. You know, I'm glad I did choose that, because we had a lot of experience, and I think when we finished school we were able to go out and take a job. I never had any trouble. MF: And your last year was total clinical work, where you guys were in charge – it was probably the most amazing training – you couldn't get it anywhere else. AA: Right. I don't know that the students now get as much clinical as we did at St. Benedict's. MF: Right – because you can be smart and educated and trained in book-learning, but as far as the clinical aspect, there would be such a difference. AA: One thing – I think we got good experience at starting IVs. That was one of my favorite things. That was one of the best – I can remember working at different places, and people struggled to do that. But I was always pretty good at that, so I was proud of myself. MF: What were your first impressions when you did enter nurses' training? AA: Well – I was homesick. I can remember my mother telling me every week, stay another week. She did that for three years. MF: Then finally, you can come home now. 3 AA: But my first impression? I just thought it was overwhelming, you know? By myself, having to learn all of that. I don't really think that my high school prepared me. I mean, the classes that we had in high school – the only thing that I had in my high school was a chemistry class. We had a real good teacher, and I learned a lot there and it really helped me. We took science, biology and all of that stuff, but they never taught us anatomy and physiology, which I think would have really helped a lot. It would have been easier. MF: To have a little bit of background. AA: Yes. MF: Who was your roommate while you were in training? AA: Beverly Morrow. We went to high school together. MF: All three years you roomed with her? AA: Yes. She and I – we were friends in high school too. We got along. We didn't have any fights or anything. We did okay in school. MF: Do you have any funny stories about her? Any interesting things that happened while you were in training? AA: Beverly and I used to laugh and have a good time, but we never did anything that was wrong. I do know that she and I one day turned in a paper for one of our classes with Sister Boniface; we had the same thing written. She got a better grade than I did. That's a funny thing, I think. MF: Just to see if they're paying attention. AA: That's right. But it was fun. 4 MF: So what about the sisters? Tell us a little bit about your impressions of the sisters when you first got there, and through training. AA: Through training – I liked the sisters. I was always nervous about not doing the right thing. But I liked the sisters. The one that I liked that taught us was Sister Estelle, because she taught us anatomy and physiology and chemistry. I did okay in those classes. She gave us tests that you could study for and answer the questions. I liked the sisters. I thought they were all very smart, and nice. They did a good job in teaching us. MF: That's true, it's a great education. AA: I thought they did too. I was happy with it. SL: Do you remember anything about Sister Boniface, or Sister Berno? AA: Oh, yes, I remember Sister Boniface. I don't think I could ever do anything right. She was just funny. I don't know how to explain her, I guess. But she kept us on our toes – she made sure we did it her way. MF: She was the dietitian? AA: Yes. And Sister Berno – I remember she called me to her office one time and gave me a scholarship for seventy five dollars, and I was really happy for that. I'm glad she thought about me. It helped me very much. MF: So was that for all three years? AA: No, it was only one time. But you know, I don't think tuition to go to school at St. Ben's was anything like it is to go to school nowadays. I see my grandkids go and have to pay $2,000 to go a semester. I don't think it even cost me $2,000 to go to school. 5 MF: That's good, though. What a nice thing that she was – because I've heard that about her, that she was a very thoughtful lady, very kind. AA: She was. Is she still alive? MF: She's still alive. Just turned 100 in April. AA: Holy Toledo – really? SL: She's back in Minnesota, but yes, she turned one hundred. AA: Well, you know, I saw her at the last class reunion of all the classes that got together in Ogden, and she looked good. I thought she looked pretty good for – I think she was ninety then. A hundred! Wow. SL: She just turned one hundred, yes. Was Sister Mary Gerald there? AA: Oh, yes. Do you want to hear my little story about Sister Mary Gerald? MF: Yes, we do. AA: One day I was working on med/surg. She was supervisor there. It was on a Sunday morning, and I slept in and didn't go to Mass, but I did go to work. Well, she made me go to church at St. Joseph's. I had to call a taxicab, go to Mass, and I came back – well, that was probably about eleven o'clock, and I had five patients to take care of. I'll never forget. But the help on med/surg, the other nurses' aides and some nurses – they all helped me give the patients baths, and take care of them. But boy, I'll tell you, I learned my lesson. Don't ever miss Mass. I didn't, either. MF: That's awesome. What a great story. AA: I don't know if they want to know that as history of St. Bens. 6 MF: Yes, we want to know those kinds of things. Did you ever have time that you spent with them that was not at the hospital, like in a social setting? Did they ever have any parties or anything like that? AA: You know, I had some pictures around here someplace, and I could not find them, but I can remember that a bunch of the girls in my class and some of the sisters – I think there was Sister Mary Margaret, and I can't remember the other sisters – but we went on up in Ogden Canyon on a picnic. I remember the capping ceremonies, when we got capped, and the graduation ceremonies. SL: Did they have the spaghetti dinners? AA: I don't remember that. I don't remember the spaghetti dinners. SL: I think it was like a fundraiser to send a couple of the nurses to a national convention. AA: I don't remember that. SL: I think it was Carol who told us that. AA: Was it Carol? Carol's got a better memory than me. Maybe I was gone, too, on affiliation. Because you know, we went three months to Denver, and then three months to Hastings, so that's six months where you're gone, and they do different things. MF: That's true. AA: So that's maybe one of the reasons why, but I don't remember the spaghetti thing. SL: Was Jeane Barker still there? 7 AA: Yes, she was our clinical instructor and she taught us how to do the bed baths and all those different procedures. MF: Nursing Arts? AA: Yes, Nursing Arts. She was a nice lady. Is she still alive? MF: She is. We interviewed her in September. AA: Oh, did you really? She was really a nice lady. There was another lady too. Echivari - and Uptigraff? I'll never forget her. I gave her a bath too, while I was trying to do a procedure on a patient. Has anybody else mentioned her? MF: Was it Effie? AA: No, that's Effie Echeverry. I think her last name was Uptigraff. she taught us our freshman year. We were taught how to do procedures and checked off in the hospital. I tried to sit and remember all the teachers I had when I was a freshman. Sister Rebecca for pharmacology. MF: That's good. I don't know that one; we'll have to check that out. AA: I'm sure that is her name. MF: Who were some of the doctors? Do you remember some of them? AA: Oh, yes. You know, today I was thinking about some of those doctors, and about different things that we'd do. I can remember Dr. Howe. You used to hear his feet – clomp, clomp down the hallway. Let me tell you, I never saw so many students run. We'd go in the utility room. He was a good physician. He was never mean or anything to me – very professional. MF: So you had to work in surgery with them? Did you spend time in the OR? 8 AA: We worked three months in the OR. That was a good – I really feel like those three months were very valuable to me because I worked in the operating room here at the hospital. I mostly circulated and scrubbed if needed. The sterile technique was good to know. So that was good training. MF: Which rotation while you were at St. Benedict's was your favorite? AA: I think my favorite was probably the OR and the surgical floor. I liked the surgical floor the best. MF: Why that over the other ones, do you think? AA: I think you could see the progress of the patients ever day on the surgical floor, how they would get better. You'd do all these things for them, and they would get better and better and better, and then go home. MF: So it was like a beginning and an end, instead of a circle? AA: Instead of a circle, yes; that's a good way to put it. MF: Which was your least favorite, as far as the rotations at the hospital? AA: I didn't like psychiatric. MF: You had your rotation in Hastings, right? Tell us about that. AA: Yes. Hastings, Nebraska. That wasn't one of my favorites because I think it was kind of frightening for me to be around psych patients. MF: Because of not knowing how they might react? AA: One time I can remember we had the patients in a group and were taking them through a tunnell to another building. You would have to stand close to those patients because some of them could get violent or run away. I can remember in the tunnel, the lights went out. It was frightening wondering what those patients 9 were going to do, because some of them were in there for not good things. I got a little nervous but nothing bad happened. MF: A lot of people have said that's not their favorite, but then some like it. AA: It's a good thing that there are people that like psych, because you need them. MF: Absolutely, that's true. AA: I think mental health is treated better now than what it used to be. MF: That's true. It's out in the open, and people can take care of it. AA: Yes. MF: What about Children's? How was your experience at Children's Hospital when you did that rotation? AA: The one thing I can remember about it was that I thought it was kind of depressing-all those sick little kids. There were quite a few patients with cystic fibrosis. Those kids were really sick. I don't think there was much that they could do for those little kids. MF: They probably didn't have the therapy, they didn't have the medicines. AA: Now I see people with cystic fibrosis do fairly well. I don't like to see little kids sick. I'd rather see them healthy. MF: Probably not a lot you can do, and that makes it really, really hard. Tell us about capping ceremony – what do you remember most, and where did it take place? AA: It took place in the parlor at the nurses' dorm. I still have the candle, you know, the Florence Nightingale holder that we had the candle in. They lit the candle and we walked into the parlor. It really made you feel like you accomplished 10 something when you got the cap. You know what bothers me now, is the nurses don't wear caps. MF: They don't. AA: My sister was in the hospital in Denver the first of the year, in April. And up on the wall, it has a sign. RNs a certain color scrub. Dietary a certain color, CNAs a certain color, X-Ray a certain color. I thought, gollee, you've got to read the sign to see what is taking care of you. Things have changed. It's not the same. Do they get a cap at Weber? MF: I don't think they do. AA: They don't any more. MF: That was really a big part of the Weber thing? SL: I think the very first few years it was. AA: They had a cap. SL: Now, I think probably in the seventies, eighties, it died out. MF: By the wayside. That's too bad. AA: Well, you know, it's the older people that say they wish that the nurses still wore the white uniforms, white socks, and the cap. That was, I thought, part of being a nurse too. It set you apart. MF: That's how that goes, darn it. Tell us about graduation. AA: I remember going up to the altar and kissing the bishop's ring and getting my diploma. What I remember about graduation is that I forgot my pin in my room, and I had to go all the way from St. Joseph's Church back to St. Benedict's to 11 find my pin. The funny thing about it is, I never drove very much in Ogden, and my parents were there; my dad let me take the car, and luckily I had a safe trip. MF: That was a great day, though, to celebrate? AA: It was very good. I'm glad that I did make it that far. MF: What was your greatest challenge while you were in training? AA: I can't think of my greatest challenge in training. I think getting ready for state boards was a challenge. MF: I'm sure, because you had to make a certain level to be able to pass, right? AA: You know, that's another thing about state boards. That was a two-day test, and now it's only a few hours. MF: I think it's on the computer, is that how it is now? SL: Yeah; I think you do it in one day. AA: Well, I have a grandson-in-law that did it, and he said they cut him off at 75% SL: Once you get 75% you didn't need to answer any more questions? AA: Well, if you got them all right, I guess. I don't know how it works, but the state boards were terribly hard for me. MF: That would be a challenge. AA: That was a challenge to me. MF: Did you stay at St. Benedict's after? What did you do in your career? AA: I stayed at St. Benedict's – we graduated in 1958 and I stayed there and worked on third surgical floor. I worked until I got married in June of 1959, and then my husband got drafted and I went to California with him. He got transferred to Kansas - Fort Riley, Kansas – and I applied for a job down there, but it was hard 12 to get a job because he wasn't permanently stationed there, so we'd be moving someplace else in the summer. They weren't too anxious to hire me. He got out of the army in September of '61, and I worked here at the Cooley Hospital here in Brigham City a couple of nights a week. In 1976 they built the new hospital in Brigham City. I worked down there on medical/surgical floor. In 1977 I got in a car accident, and had a head injury. I really didn't want to go back to work, but my husband encouraged me to go back, and so did the director of nurses down there. At the Brigham City Hospital I did a little bit of infection control, and then in late 1977 I went to work in the operating room. I worked there until I retired in 2000. I really liked the operating room. I never liked to be on call, but that went with the job. You know, there were a lot of good things that you could do for people; that made you feel good. MF: Absolutely. That's what it's all about. AA: I'm not sorry I did that. I often thought about going to a bigger hospital, but you know, I've had children here at the house, and I wanted to be close by if they needed me. MF: Absolutely. But with your training, I'm sure you'd be able to go anywhere and be able to get a job. You had thorough training. AA: I think so. I think that it was good training, and I am not sorry I did it. I'd do it again. I have a granddaughter that wanted to go into nursing, and she decided to get married instead, but she has a husband that is a nurse. I have another grandson who is thinking about nursing. 13 MF: That's good, keep the legacy going. AA: I do hope that they want to be in the medical profession. SL: I was just wondering if you had any patients when you were on the floor that you remember, or an experience while you were in training that sort of stands out in your mind. AA: You know, I can remember one person, but I can't remember his name, and I guess that doesn't make any difference, but I took care of him when he had some kind of gastric surgery at St. Benedict's. He was from Brigham City. I can remember when I was working at one of the hospitals, and he came there as a patient and he said, "I can remember you." He could remember me from St. Benedict's. So I thought that was interesting. I know that there was one other man that had a farm out in Corinne where my husband worked as a teenager. He was at St. Benedict's one time too, and of course I didn't know Ted at the time anyway, but after I moved to Brigham City I ran into him and he remembered me also. So that's a couple of things. MF: That's good. Thanks for letting us come visit with you. We appreciate you letting us come.
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Polk Salad Andy wrote:Tony Trout wrote:Energy Catalyzer wrote:dolly Presley wrote:thank you Polk Salad And!! ::
Kurt Russell is that blond boy of 10 years of age who is part of the movie scene, Kurt Russell is paid by the
of Elvis to kick him in the shins. Little did that kid that years later it would play Elvis Kurt Russell in the film
originally made for TV, (whose title is: The Elvis-movie) and receive the main indication as to the actor Emmy for his portrayal.
he looks like a crazy
And they also used the WRONG stage suit (including the wrong belt for that particular suit) for that scene in the film which depicts Elvis's 1969 onstage comeback.
Indeed, but Vernon gave them permission to use this one for the movie, and it's something only hardcore fans would spot. The general wider audience would have been oblivious to this fact. Am I also right in thinking that after the movie was in the can, the suit was never returned? I know it's now in private hands.
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You're right about Tiger. In fact, there was just a baby ... but several.
Paramount launched a talent search to get three pairs of twins to play the role of Baby Rick and Marla in the film.
The twins would have to be about a year old and hair and brown eyes. It took three pairs of twins because California
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I heard that Jan Shepard, who played the sister of Elvis in King Creole, almost had his son, Brandon,
to play the role of the baby, but refused to accept what was required when he discovered that the baby cried.
She said her son does not forgiven him since, "Mom, I could have participated in GI Blues!"
Again we did not know the name of these babies ....
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dolly Presley wrote:Another child who appeared with Elvis that is difficult to find information ...
Her name is Lorena Kirk she was the girl of autistic Changed Habbit.
It was her only involvement in the film.
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GARY — When teenage burglars fleeing police struck a tree outside her home, Yadira Nazario thought her stove had just blown up.
"I heard a boom, I thought it was an explosion," the 34-year-old Glen Park resident said. Nazario ran outside and saw the mangled car where two occupants died immediately Wednesday morning. "I still got that (vision) in my mind."
Later, as she watched firefighters cut away pieces of the crushed car, she thought of her own four children, who are about the same age as the three teens.
"The stuff in the car was stolen. Their life was stolen, too,"
Three teens, Ronnie Arthurs, 17, of Chicago, Andre Carradine, 19, and Shedevan Gibbs, 14, both Glen Park residents, were in the silver Dodge that fled from police who arrived at a burglary call in the 4400 block of Connecticut Street about 10 a.m.
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Gibbs died later at Christ Advocate Hospital in Oak Lawn, Ill.
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Patrolman Jamal Milton returned to the victim's home later Wednesday and spoke to the homeowner, who provided information about items taken from the residence.
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Earlier this year, Chief Wade Ingram noted burglaries decreased by about 25 percent in 2012 over the previous year. He has added two more detectives to investigate burglaries.
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The Devils defense and Martin Brodeur did what they've been known to do for year now: shut down the opposition. The Islanders were held to just 19 shots on goal, with Brodeur stopping 18 of them for his 657th career win (1-0, 1.00 GAA, 0.947 Sv%). The low number of shots did not mean the Islanders were without good scoring chances, but Marty was there to stop them, as he has been for so many years.
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Unlike the Devils, the Flyers will not have the luxury of two days of rest. The Flyers opened the shortened 2013 season at home against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday, and followed it up with a meeting in Buffalo against the Sabres on Sunday. The Flyers lost both of those games, 3-1 to Pittsburgh and 5-2 to Buffalo. In both games, the Flyers took numerous penalties and struggled to kill off the ensuing short-handed scenarios. Between the two games, the Flyers have gone 4-9 on the penalty kill, with one of the goals being an empty-netter scored by Buffalo's Thomas Vanek.
As has been the norm in Philadelphia for the past few years, goaltending has been an area for concern within the organization. Ilya Bryzgalov started both games for the Flyers and gave up 2 goals on 26 shots against Pittsburgh, and 4 goals on 40 shots in Buffalo (0-2-0, 3.05 GAA, 0.909 Sv%).
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Expect the Flyers to come out strong in the early minutes of this game. They've got a lot of ground to make-up in a division that was easily the tightest in the NHL last season. With the top 4 teams in the Atlantic Division being separated by only 7 points after 82 games, every division game this season will have a must-win feel to it.
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The ceremony will include a ribbon cutting, comments from Cleveland political and business leaders, airplane displays, fly-overs and formation flying.
There were other events scheduled for the ceremony, such as aerial acrobatics and performances, but due to the government shutdown, these will unfortunately not be included.
Airport Director Clint Johnson said to perform acrobatics the airport would have needed a special waver from the FAA and an FAA inspector to be present during the show.
The airport was unable to obtain these due to the government shutdown.
Johnson said, "The shutdown kind of put a damper on the airshow we had planned.
"It will be a great day for the airport and for Cleveland and the county in general as we celebrate our airport moving forward," said Johnson.
"While the airport has been operating since the 1940s, the facility has just undergone several upgrades this past year including the addition of a 1,000 foot runway extension," said Airport Director Clint Johnson. "Other major upgrades have also taken place over the past year."
The runway extension now makes the overall length of the runway 5,005 feet and will now open up the Cleveland Municipal Airport to larger, corporate traffic, which has previously had to fly to nearby airports and drive to Cleveland.
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Greg Redlin, who has filled the position for the past seven years, is stepping down from the role with an unofficial final date scheduled for June 30.
He will return to his home state of South Dakota to pursue a graduate degree in English in hopes of writing "the next great American novel" and begin teaching English courses.
"This is not really a retirement but a pursuit of an encore career," said Redlin.
Redline was drawn to DSU by retiring president Dr. John Hilpert who convinced him to join the Statesmen in November of 2006.
The two were previously colleagues for five years at the University of South Dakota.
He stressed that his decision to move on from DSU was unrelated to Hilpert's retirement and that the time was right to follow other interests.
During his tenure, Redline and his wife of 29 years, RoAnn, have grown fond of the campus and life in the South.
"We've met so many wonderful people in the university community, the downtown community, the IHL Board and colleagues and professionals from different universities," said Redlin.
"I've made a lot of great friends in the South that I will forever cherish."
He's also had the opportunity to connect with the student body through current coursework he's using in preparation of his next degree.
"It's a humbling experience being in classes here," said Redlin. "It makes you feel like the old guy in the room.
"People think that I should know everything because I'm 64 and bald, but really, the playing field is the same for everyone."
The avid runner and swimmer said he would also miss having access to DSU's Olympic size pool at the aquatic center.
For a man who studies literature and history, perhaps Redlin summarized his time in Cleveland best by saying; "I leave with an appreciation for the culinary delights of the South, for it's beautiful accent and wonderful people.
"The day we finally leave and head north, we will have mixed emotions."
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Simple Thanksgiving side dishes move stress to back burner
BY JUDITH DUNBAR HINES November 15, 2012 8:07PM
Whip up some super side dishes to serve alongside the Thanksgiving turkey. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times Media
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For people who love food, this is the best holiday of the year — completely focused on the food and the people surrounding the table.
For others, severe kitchen anxiety builds from now until Thursday.
Everyone talks about the turkey. Debates go on about the best way, the newest ideas, the questions surrounding getting that bird done at just the right moment. But really, it's just a big bird.
You know how to roast a chicken, right? Just remember this is like a chicken, only bigger. Do whatever you usually do for a roast chicken, just cook it longer. Arm yourself with a reliable thermometer, a roasting timetable, and a sturdy pan and you're good to go.
Knowing the bird is going to take up oven space and time for a good part of the Big Day, consider what else to serve and how to get it all done at one time. Remember that the finished turkey needs to rest for 30 to 45 minutes, and plan so that all of the other hot dishes can be finished in the oven during that time.
My advice is to find the easiest methods, then make a really detailed timetable.
Start early with planning and prep to reduce the last-minute flurry and panic trips to the grocery.
I begin by roasting a chicken a few days ahead of Thanksgiving.
Remove the meat and use in whatever way you wish, but keep all of the bones and trimmings (like wing tips).
Also add juices and crispy bits from the pan. Put those into a deep saucepan, cover with water and add onion, carrot, celery, bay leaf and a bit of Worchestershire sauce and simmer 30 minutes. Strain and refrigerate.
This homemade stock will be handy for use in a number of ways.
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Next in line for consideration are stuffing and potatoes. See the Low Mileage Kitchen column for my easy answer to a delicious dressing that can be made ahead and chilled until ready to bake just before serving time.
Mashed potatoes always make an appearance. I cook them early while the kitchen is quiet. Add a scoop of sour cream and, using some of the prepared broth, whip them and put into their serving bowl.
Top with some melted butter and cover tightly with plastic wrap. Then place them on top of a heavy towel set into a slow cooker set on low.
Leave the lid partially open so that the steam escapes or else the potatoes will swell (if they do, just stir them down). One last-minute chore done and off the list.
I also make the gravy ahead of time. Make a roux by cooking equal parts butter and flour in a heavy pan until they are completely cooked and smell like toast, then add homemade broth plus ½ cup or so of white wine to reach the consistency you like. Season well.
The gravy holds in a Thermos container for several hours. The crazy flurry of making it from the turkey pan is completely eliminated.
Sweet potatoes are a favorite of mine, but I never liked the gooey sweet marshmallow version. Once I learned this recipe, even my family adopted it as their all-time favorite. It too can be partially prepared a day or so ahead. Simply pour cream over the top and drop the crumbly topping over the surface before baking.
While these stars are somewhat non-negotiable on the menu, I always look for something more healthful to expand the offerings. Something green and something crunchy will add eye appeal, not to mention nutritional benefit.
Choose your family's favorite green vegetable and roast it as the last oven activity. I alternate between green beans, asparagus or halved Brussels sprouts. Toss the vegs with olive oil and spread on a foil-lined bake sheet. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and a shower of lemon zest, then roast for only a few short minutes until tender and slightly charred. Add chopped nuts for the last few minutes for their crisp texture.
Adding a salad is always welcome. This one combines fall's produce with a lovely creamy pink dressing with just the right amount of tang to balance the other rich dishes.
You always can buy prepared cranberry sauce, but this one is so easy and the flavor is so unique, it is well worth the few minutes it takes to put it together. It will hold in the refrigerator for a couple of days.
The pumpkin pies are best made the day before the holiday. Follow the recipe on the pumpkin can, but substitute ½ cup maple syrup or honey for part of the sugar and add a tablespoon of very finely grated fresh ginger for a delicious change-up to the basic.
Here's to the most anxiety-free and delicious Thanksgiving ever !
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And when I got home from today's Giants game- yep, I was there!- "Carlos" or "Beltran" were at the top of my new name list. Because Beltran hit two smurfin' homeruns (ack, I can't get the smurfin' thing out of my system ). One of those homers was a splash and also was his 300th career. It rocked. Really. The whole empty-yet-still-sold-out ballpark was electric. Timmy was really wonderful too and D-Ro proved that I am not totally insane in still being a fan of his. I mean, last night sorta proved that too. What with his amazing hit in the 11th to walk-off and give the Giants their third straight win.
Today was the fourth straight win and if I'm remembering correctly, it's the first sweep of the Padres this years and that feels good, my friends. Very good.
Overall, it was a lovely, foggy game and I finally wore my one and only Giants shirt that has never seen the light of day since I bought it a year ago, because, well, I don't think orange suits me. But I layered and dressed it up and then got a compliment on it, so all is well.
Then I got home and heard The News. You know what I mean. I mean, right? In case you live under a rock or have just been eating pizza or other delicious foods the past few hours and not reading the news, I will fill you in: the word is that the Giants have pushed out the Managing General Partner- or is it General Managing Partner? I can never keep it straight.- Bill Nuekom in favor of Larry Baer. Which is not good news, it appears. My mood is ever so slightly crushed.
It really seems to me that being a Managing General Partner is an incredibly hard job. Whether you're too involved or not involved enough or put forth too much money or not enough, you're out of luck, far as I can tell. They never seem to last very long.
Which just goes to show I'd be better better off as an International Scouting Director, a la A.J. Preller. Or, oh, do you think maybe Nuekom sold Sabean's suite? I bet that's it. I totally do.
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It was the fifth straight month that the index has risen. The report showed a quickening pace of employment and output.
Related: China growth points to gradual recovery.
"Thanks to the continuous gains in new business, manufacturers accelerated production by additional hiring and more purchases," Hongbin Qu. HSBC's chief economist for China, said in a statement. "Despite the still tepid external demand, the domestic-driven restocking process is likely to add steam to China's ongoing recovery in the coming months."
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With the help of the non-profit organization known as Delta Fresh Foods, students will reap the benefits of the connection between local farms and school cafeterias.
Delta Farm to School Coordinator Ryan Betz said students from the Mound Bayou School District and Coahoma County School District will participate in the program.
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"It's also about educating the kids on where the food is coming from," said Betz. "They should know that not all food is processed food — real food is whole food that is fresh and local.
"We want to expand education-based opportunities, like growing school gardens and taking field trips to farms. The focus will be on classroom curriculum integration."
State Commissioner of Agriculture Cindy Hyde-Smith said in a press release this connection is of utmost importance.
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