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Reviewed Cream of Wild Mushroom Soup
Mar 30, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Outstanding mushroom and depth of flavor! This recipe does not need the 1 cup heavy cream. The half and half is plenty. I left out the heavy cream and it was fabulous! Among the best mushroom soups ever tasted!!!""
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Jul 4, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"It was very good--a solid staple fruit cobbler which was good because the fruit was in season. Nothing special, however. ""
Reviewed Raw Artichoke and Parmigiano Salad
Feb 12, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Artichokes were still tough and sinewy, even though I trimmed them agressively, shaved them very thin on the mandoline and used all tenderizing ingredients in the soak which was extended to overnight! Maybe the baby artichokes weren't fresh enough--they were in the supermarket. But rather than toss them out after all that work, I decided to pan saute..."


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NEW DELHI: Odisha thrashed Tamil Nadu 12-0 on Sunday in the opening match of the 2nd Hockey India Senior Women National Hockey Championship being held in Bhopal.
Playing in Pool C, Raina Yadav set the momentum for the winning team in the 4th minute itself and later scored another goal in the 14th minute.
Reshma Lakra contributed with a hat-trick (31st, 34th and 44th minute) and a goal in the 65th minute.
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If at all possible, purchase travel insurance for your trip. On a recent Baltics Cruise all 4 pieces of our luggage were delayed upon arrival in Copenhagen to start our cruise. We were in formed buy the Cruise Line Agent at the airport that they would take care of locating our luggage and getting it to the next port. After 4 days we finally called our Insurance Company and with in 8 hours they located and had our luggage on a flight to arrive at our next port of call the next day. My only regret is that we did not call our Insurance Agent immediately. report a problem


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What Richard Did (2012) (8.6/10)
What Richard Did is a pretty much flawlessly made film. Richard (Jack Reynor) is introduced as a decent, "golden boy" type of young man, with a loving family, a group of friends who willingly submit to his natural leadership, and a lot of integrity. Soon, though, we see that he's not super-human, as he begins to struggle with feelings of jealousy and subdued rage. This is the setting in which Richard does something, which causes him to either do something else, or do nothing.
Told with a lot of grace and slow-yet-steady pacing, Lenny Abrahamson's direction of a screenplay by Malcolm Campbell (based on a novel by Kevin Power) is effective and aesthetically beautiful. The cinematography is natural and gentle, he music sparse and effective, and performances authentic and strong. It takes a lot of care to present such a heavy topic in a way that has the ability to impress emotional anguish (from all sides) upon the audience but also leave enough room to breathe and contemplate the moral implications of the situation. Frankly, I'd expect no less for a story that is based on the actual events involving the assault of Brian Murphy in Dublin in 2000, yet so often we see brutal re-enactments of real events being trivialized when transposed onto film.
While most (thankfully) won't be able to relate specifically to the big thing that Richard does, we can all surely identify with being faced with the decision to either "do the right thing". We can all understand what it's like to feel the pressure to be responsible for our actions while at the same time knowing that we could probably get away with whatever it is we did; it is this common characteristic of humanity that makes What Richard Did such a compelling film.


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This is a such great plan..
...because base drawer cabinets are so useful...but I feel like such a cheater. I just ordered cabinets for my new kitchen (most of the bases look exactly like your plan). Good news is I bought them from a sponsor I saw on your site, Cliq Cabinetry. I just knew I couldn't get them all done by myself in a timely manner and we can't live w/o a kitchen indefinitely! However I am using all of my new-found skills I learned from you to build the range hood, island surround, open shelving, trim pieces, and 2 bathroom vanities (it's a huge reno). I'll post pictures as I finish projects! Thank you so much for all of your inspiration, I check the site daily and am constantly looking for plans, tips and tricks! XO Jen