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Edmonton, AB (SportsNetwork.com) - Longtime Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan Smyth announced Friday that he will end his 19-year NHL career following Saturday's season finale against the Vancouver Canucks.
One of the most popular players in Oilers' history, Smyth spent a total of 15 seasons in Edmonton and ranks second on the franchise's all-time list with 970 games played. The Alberta native enters Saturday's matchup tied with Hall of Famer Glenn Anderson for the club career mark with 126 power-play goals.
Smyth's 296 goals as an Oiler stands fifth in team annals, behind only legendary players Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri, Anderson and Mark Messier, while his 631 points are sixth-best in franchise history.
"We would like to thank Ryan for being a great Oiler," Edmonton general manager Craig MacTavish said in a statement. "Ryan and his family are ambassadors for both the Oilers and the city of Edmonton and we cannot thank them enough for their dedication. Ryan truly exemplifies what it means to be an Oiler and I am extremely proud to have had him as key part of our hockey club for so many years."
Selected by Edmonton with the sixth overall selection in the 1994 NHL Draft, Smyth played his first 11 seasons in the league with the Oilers before being traded to the New York Islanders in February of 2007, a move that was highly unpopular with fans of the team. Smyth, who was unable to come to terms on a contract extension at the time, gave a memorable press conference following the deal in which he tearfully broke down while thanking the fans and organization.
Smyth returned to Edmonton via a trade with the Los Angeles Kings in June of 2011. The 38-year-old has recorded 10 goals and 13 assists in 71 games this season.
"I have been truly blessed to play this game for as long as I have and will cherish the memories forever," Smyth said on Friday. "After some difficult discussions over the past week, I felt it was best to make this decision and move on with life after hockey and enjoy every minute I have with my family."
Smyth also played two seasons with the Colorado Avalanche from 2007-09 prior to being traded to Los Angeles. He was named a Western Conference All-Star during the 2006-07 campaign and scored 30 or more goals five times during his career.
A member of Canada's gold medal-winning squad at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Smyth also represented the nation at the 2006 Torino Games and captained Team Canada for a record six World Hockey Championships (2001-05, 2010).


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Tandoori Prawn
I first discovered Aapplemint a few years ago and it was love at first sight. I was mesmerized by the gorgeous food photography, her mouthwatering recipes, exotic travels, and most importantly, the uber-talented Kajal/Kate who has the most beautiful face. Needless to say, Aaaplemint remains one of my favorite food blogs and it's with great pleasure that I have Aapplemint as a guest writer today sharing her delectable tandoori prawn recipe. Through various emails in the past few years, I came to know that Kate and I share many things in common—favorite restaurants/foods in Hong Kong, a penchant for traveling, and photography. Please give your warmest welcome to Aapplemint and learn all about the history and origin of Indian tandoori.
Everybody loves a good tandoori, but very few really know the history behind it. The recipe originated in the early 1900's in Peshawar – then India. It started with chicken marinated in yogurt and spices, and then cooked in a 'tandoor'. The tandoor is actually native to India dating back to 3000 BC. Small mud plastered ovens resembling Tandoor with a side door have been found in Harappa and Mohenjodero settlements of ancient Indus valley. But it was the Moguls who in the 1900's made it portable, carried it everywhere they went and thus found its way in India from Persia. The far famed tandoori chicken is from the recent times comparatively. Created by a chef in the Moti Mahal restaurant in 1948, it was a hit almost instantly. Cooked at a extremely high temperature in the tandoor the chicken remains succulent and juicy inside, and a crispy outside with an aroma, that can bring the dead back to life, just to have a bite of that delectable chicken.
Over the time, the same marination has been used for different meats, including, lamb, fish, turkey, lobsters, prawns … almost any meat you fancy actually ! And it tastes wonderful no matter which meat you choose. Tandoori prawns are definitely one of my favourites. And they cook pretty fast too. And overnight marination is always recommended for tandoori, but for seafood a few hours works just fine. A good green chutney (corriander +mint), onion rings and yogurt is always a must with tandoori. And ofcourse if you can a tandoori naan would just be the prefect accompaniment. Tandoori food is always bright orange-red coloured. Obviously achieved by food colouring, but its the colour that distinguishes it as tandoori.
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Hi–I love this recipe for it's simplicity and beauty. I will make this soon–I will use the griddle pan for now. I too an a fan of Kajal and Applemint.
What a beautiful and simple recipe — and a great lesson in tandoori history, too! Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed the post. It was a great read. THanks for bringing Tandoor cooking into perspective.
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Yummy! I love tandoori but never knew the history. Yay to learning about the background of food!
oh how i love tandoori! these shrimp look spectacular!
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I love tandoori, but have never tried tandoori prawn, they are very expensive ordering at Indian restaurants, so I always just get tandoori chicken at Indian buffet. Great to learn about the history and the photos of these tandoori prawn are absolutely mouthwatering. YUMMY.
First of all, thanks to Bee who is ever so gracious in having various bloggers to share their wonderful recipes. Kajal, you're indeed gorgeous, just like Bee said so. A quick question, as I may consider making this for friends who are coming over for lunch next week. Is baking this in the oven a suitable method instead of using a fire grill?
Hello Petite Nyonya
you are too sweet, thank you for the lovely compliment. Honestly I've never tried baking the prawns, baking chicken works absolutely fine, but since prawns does not take too much time, rather hardly time you can grill it on the gas top or optionally place it on the top shelf of the oven-grill and change sides in a few minutes to cook the other side. hope this works for you. Lastly you could just drizzle some olive oil on top and pan fry them.
Got it, thanks very much, Kajal. I look forward to try this.
"Everybody loves a good tandoori, but very few really know the history behind it" – Yeah! Tandoori was not really known for the people because it's an old dish but i really want to know the history of tandoori.
Sounds amazing. Love the rich color and the nice little crispy edges. Yum! Those skewers are way cool too – with the knots.
The colour is gorgeous! I've only had tandoori chicken, not prawns, great idea!
Thanks a lot for this lovely recipe,i tried it and everyone loved it at home and it is so easy to make.Never knew tandoori could be so easy,thankyou.
Nice colour…..can imagine to aroma of freshly bbq tandori prawns!
you have an amazing blog here full of yummy recipes! i will be reading here often!
I made this the other day. I loved the flavors but my shrimp were too big. They were 8 – 12 per pound and as a result, were over-cooked. I will try them again but I think the flavors would work well on chicken too. Thanks for the recipe!
i love all kinds of prawn dishes. this looks very simple and delicious
I've been to Malaysia several times and simply adored the food I have a lot of friends there and I've been to Penang too. I'd like to know how to do ginger/garlic paste and is there any option for tandoori Masala. I'm from the Phils by the way. And what is chutney?


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November 13th, 2012, 06:45 AM #46
Finished Alloy of Law by Sanderson. I really enjoyed it, had a Sherlock Holmes feel to it at certain spots. I look forward to the eventual continuation of this story.
November 13th, 2012, 05:24 PM #47
Finished The Tainted City, the sequel to The Whitefire Crossing, and it was another great read. Let it be known Schafer's survived the sophomore slump. I really like this series because magic plays such an integral part to everything in the story and the world, it doesn't take a back seat at all like so many others.
Started Red Country by Abercrombie. I actually haven't read Best Served Cold or The Heroes, so we'll see how this goes.
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It did rely heavily on the first book, I had noticed that. I had similar experiences trying to read anything while I was in the middle of A Game of Thrones. It killed any taste for anything else.
I keep hearing that Blood Song is along the lines of Rothfuss, which is really interesting especially since he independently published although now has a traditional publisher. Will definitely have to give it a go. Do you know if anything will be changed when it gets the new publish?
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Okay. Bloodsong is officially on my radar. Seems to be getting a lot of high praise around here.
November 14th, 2012, 09:46 AM #51
Finished up The Reapers Are the Angels by Alden Bell, Miserere by Theresa Frohock, and Crypto-Squad by Eric S Brown and Jason Brannon. The Reapers is a strange, but enjoyable read. The voice is odd, purposely, and it gives the book a kind of foreign movie feel. Interesting concept amidst the zombie genre. Miserere was great. It has a fairly subdued pace throughout, lots of introspection, but the characterization and writing are great, as was the sense of the world. Nothing in the book surprised me, story-wise, but I was easily able to put aside my inner editor and just read. That says a lot.
Crypto was pretty much what fans of Brown expect: fast-paced, simple, and fairly entertaining as long as you're not expecting much from it. Probably came off worse for me than it is because of reading right after the other two books listed above.
I've started The Emperor's Knife by Mazarkis Williams.
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Reading A Storm of Swords by George R.R. Martin
November 14th, 2012, 03:04 PM #53
Finally finished The Well of Ascension by Sanderson after putting it down for quite a while - a great read and follow up to Mistborn; it was good to be back with the characters. Will start on The Hero of Ages in a month or two I think.
November 14th, 2012, 11:39 PM #54
Finished up the excellent Echoes of the Past, book 4 in the Demon Squad series by the man three posts above. If you are remotely tired of urban fantasy, this is the series that will help you see there is so much more that can be done in the genre.
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For far too long Daniel Abraham's The King's Blood was on Mount Toberead staring at me. I remedied that today
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Just finished Kill the Dead by Richard Kadrey. More of the same gore and debauchery as the first one in the series but I think I liked the first one a little bit more than this one. Kind of a different take on the whole zombie invasion storyline. I think it's getting harder and harder for authors to come up with an original zombie story. Will definitely continue with the series at some point.
Up next is Academ's Fury by Jim Butcher, Book 2 in the Codex Alera.
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Reading three fantasies at the moment - The Natural History of Dragons by Marie Brennan - this is funny and touching so far, a sort of Men of genius but with dragons instead of mad inventions - upper class girl studies dragons in a Victorian like era despite that it is not a ladylike profession; in this case rather than going in disguise, she marries a supportive dragon researcher who takes her on his field expeditions...
Also reading The Night of the Swarm by Robert Redick and on the one hand the book moves well and I enjoy reading about Pazel, Tasha and the rest, but on the other the whole "doom time and we are the saviors' subject makes taking it seriously a bit hard
Finally reading The Last Light of the Sun by GG Kay - it is the only historical fantasy of the author I have not yet read and I planned to for a while but now is the time; this one is what i expected - great lyrical prose and interesting characters
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Rev. José-David Padilla was born and raised in the city of Medellin, Colombia, where he received his BA in Philosophy from the Bolivarian Pontifical University. Padilla received the MA and the MDiv from the Aquinas Institute of Theology. He was ordained as a Deacon in Switzerland in 2003 and as a Presbyter in Miami in 2004. He worked as a Parochial Vicar at St. Dominic's Catholic Church, Miami. In 2004, he was assigned to New Orleans where he worked for two and a half years as a pastor at St. Thomas More Parish and as director of the Catholic Center at Tulane University.
In Rome he studied Hebrew and Greek at the Biblicum; he completed his Canonical License Degree (STL) in Sacred Scriptures at the Catholic Institute of Paris. During this time, he also had the opportunity to explore biblical geography and archeology at the École Biblique of Jerusalem. He moved to Salamanca, Spain, where he is currently completing his Doctorate in New Testament though the Pontifical School of Theology of Salamanca.
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Sinusitis is inflammation of the sinus cavities usually associated with infection. The sinus cavities are air-filled spaces in the skull. Acute sinusitis lasts ...
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Sinusitis is inflammation of the sinus cavities. It is usually associated with infection. The sinus cavities are air-filled spaces in the skull.
Acute sinusitis lasts for less than three weeks. Chronic sinusitis is diagnosed when symptoms last for at least three months. You may have recurrent sinusitis if you have repeated bouts of acute sinusitis.
Sinus InfectionCopyright © Nucleus Medical Media, Inc.
Infectious sinusitis is caused by bacterial or fungal infection of the sinus cavities. The most common organisms to cause acute sinusitis include:
- Streptococcus pneumoniae
- Haemophilus influenzae
- Moraxella catarrhalis
These factors increase your chance of developing sinusitis. Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors:
- Recent viral infection
- Smoking or exposure to second-hand smoke
- Other sources of indoor or outdoor air pollution
- Allergies, particularly hay fever and asthma
- Abnormalities of the facial bones, sinuses, or nasal passages, such as:
- Deviated septum
- Nasal polyps
- Cleft palate
- Large adenoids
- Certain chronic illnesses, including:
- Cystic fibrosis
- Kartagener's syndrome (a chronic lung disease) and immotile cilia syndrome
- Wegener's granulomatosis (rare disease that causes blood vessel walls to become inflamed)
- Asthma
- Sarcoidosis
- HIV infection and other disorders of the immune system
- Diabetes
- Head injury or a medical condition requiring a tube to be inserted into the nose
- Cocaine and other drugs inhaled through the nose
Symptoms of sinusitis may include:
- Facial pain or pressure that increases when you bend over or press on the area
- Headache
- Nasal congestion not responding well to either decongestants or antihistamines
- Runny nose or postnasal drip
- Thick, yellow, or green mucus
- Bad breath
- Cough, often worse at night
- Ear pain, pressure, or fullness
- Fever
- Dental pain
- Facial congestion or fullness
- Fatigue
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Sinusitis is diagnosed based on its symptoms and tenderness of the sinuses when pressed.
Tests may include:
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- CT scan or Xray of the sinuses to look for fluid in the sinus
- Removing sinus fluid through a needle for testing (rare)
- Endoscopic examination of the sinuses—threading a tiny, lighted tube into the nasal cavities to view the sinus opening
You have may acute sinusitis when the following occurs:
- History of 10 or more days of colored mucus
- Tenderness over the sinuses
- Fever
- Visible infected mucus in the nose
- Difficulty smelling
- treatment
TreatmentHome Care
- Hydrating—Drinking lots of fluids may keep your nasal secretions thin. This will avoid plugging up your nasal passages and sinuses. Salt water nose sprays or irrigation may also loosen nasal secretions.
- Using steam treatments—Keep a humidifier running in your bedroom. Fill a bowl with steaming water every couple of hours. Make a steam tent with a towel over your head. This will let you breathe in the steam.
- Nasal and sinus washes
- Decongestants—Use either decongestant pills or nasal sprays to shrink nasal passages. Do not use nasal sprays for longer than 3-4 days in a row.
- Intranasal corticosteroids—These are inhaled directly into your nose through a nasal spray. Corticosteroids may help relieve congestion by decreasing swelling in the lining of the nose in people with allergies.
- Antihistamines—Allergy medicines called antihistamines may help sinusitis symptoms if they are caused by allergies. However, they may also dry out the nose.
- Guaifenesin—This medicine can help you cough up secretions, but hydration is more effective.
- Antibiotics—Your doctor may decide to give you antibiotics if the infection seems to be caused by bacteria. Although, studies have shown that antibiotics are not effective in treating acute sinusitis.
- Over-the-counter medicine—You can use acetaminophen , ibuprofen , or aspirin to treat sinus pain.
- Note: Aspirin is not recommended for children or teens with a current or recent viral infection. This is because of the risk of Reye's syndrome. Ask your doctor which other medicines are safe for your child.
Surgery is a last resort for people with very troublesome, serious chronic sinusitis. It includes:
- Repair of a deviated septum
- Removal of nasal polyps
- Functional endoscopic sinus surgery—a lighted scope is used to enlarge the sinuses to improve drainage
- Balloon sinuplasty—a tube with a balloon attached is inserted into the sinuses (the balloon is inflated to open the sinus passages)
If you are diagnosed with sinusitis, follow your doctor's instructions .
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If you have a tendency to get sinusitis following a cold or allergy attack, try these preventive measures:
- Have allergy testing to find out what things you are allergic to and to learn how to treat your allergies.
- Avoid substances you know you are allergic to.
- If you have allergies, consider using cortisone nasal spray or antihistamines to decrease inflammation.
- If you get a cold, drink lots of fluids and use a decongestant (either pills or nasal spray).
- Sinus washes.
- Blow your nose gently, while pressing one nostril closed.
- Try not to fly in an airplane when you are congested. If you must fly, use a nasal spray decongestant to decrease inflammation prior to takeoff and landing.
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Tord Gustavsen´s
"The Well"
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After three close to perfect piano trio albums followed by a slightly more tentative ensemble-recording featuring the musicians of the present quartet (Tore Brunborg on reeds, Mats Eilertson on bass and Jarle Vespestad on drums) The Well synthesises composer Gustavsen's high seriousness and groovy, gospel-tinged vamps.
"Circling" is the track that really cooks, but it's all of a piece: stately lullaby-themes given rhythmic momentum by Vespestad's drum'n'bassy whispers.
Phil Johnson, The Independent on Sunday
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Press reactions on Tim Berne´s
Recent opportunities to hear the influential American composer and saxophonist Tim Berne have included free-funk adventures with guitar wildmen such as Marc Ducret and Nels Cline but Berne's current band, Snakeoil, is a different story. He still balances interlocking, rhythm-rooted melody with an affecting modern lyricism, but this group (with Oscar Noriega on clarinets, Matt Mitchell on keyboards and Ches Smith on drums) downplays electric rawness for more of a chamber ensemble sound. The opening Simple City begins as a beautiful acoustic piano melody that keeps resolving in yearning dissonances, until the drums rise around it, Noriega's bass clarinet drifts across the soundscape, and a subdued melee develops for Berne's long alto-sax notes to gleam through. The punchy postbop themes of Scanners and Not Sure are typical Berne works exultant, convoluted twisters over edgy, driving percussion. It's a terrific set, and an object lesson in balancing composition, improvisation and the tonal resources of an acoustic band.
John Fordham, The Guardian
That Berne and his group succeed in creating a context where freedom to coexist in such particularly seamless confluence makes Snakeoil a milestone in the saxophonist´s career. (...) Snakeoil represents a reinvented modus operandi that, in collaboration with Eicher, introduces even greater focused specificity and a synchronous new group in what will hopefully be the start of a long and fruitful relationship with ECM Records.
John Kelman, All About Jazz
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"Trio Libero"
in London Jazz
This mix of spontaneity and familiarity infuses everything the trio play with improvisational tension, each player clearly having a firm grasp on the outline of each pieace, but able to plot his own highly distinctive and original path within it. The resultant music incorporates not only Sheppard´s great strengths - a sure ear for an affecting melody, a sculptural approach to his saxophones´ sound, an ability to move seamlessly between freedom and structure - but also Benita´s extraordinary versatility and Rochford´s uncanny ability to choose precisely the right cymbal/skin stroke to push the music along and subtly embellish the band sound. The overall effect will perhaps remind many ECM aficionados of Paul Motian´s various albums for the label, but Trio Libero´s strength comes from the grace and elegance with which three utterly distincitve talents have been able to gel to form a unit that consistently lives up to its name.
Chris Parker, London Jazz
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"Navidad de los Andes"
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Claypot Chicken Rice Recipe (without Claypot)
I am lazy by nature, very lazy.
If I were to choose something to describe my laziness, it's probably snake. Yeah, I am kind of like a snake. I don't like to move around too much, unless I really have to, for example: when I have to eat or when nature calls. My perfect way of spending time is just to sit around and do nothing. In my opinion, being idle is one of life's greatest luxuries. Sitting around, lying about, curling up in a ball on the couch, in the bed, just do nothing. Well, throw in some day dreaming here and there…you get the idea.
But I feel lazier than usual recently. I must have been bitten by a giant lazy bug–I am lethargic, unmotivated, sluggish, and blah. My laziness has affected my daily rituals; I haven't mopped my floor for two weeks, haven't cleaned the kitchen countertop in the last three weeks, haven't vacuumed since last month. (Yeah, my house will soon become a natural habitat for Spiderman as cobwebs are popping up everywhere.)
Perhaps it's just the hot hot summer. The heat drains energy and vitality, plus summer beckons outdoor activities. So, I spend less time in the kitchen and more time outside having fun (which I should be)…
I still cook, but I cheat a lot, such as this claypot chicken rice without claypot. I love claypot chicken rice but I am too lazy to cook it from scratch. So, for convenience purposes, I used rice cooker. Why not? Who has time to stand there in front of the stove and wait for eternity for the chicken rice to cook in the claypot while there is a do-it-all-by-itself rice cooker? Duh. I have better things to do outside of the kitchen.
I am going to enjoy this summer and take things slow. So be prepared to get one or two posts a week from me. Be rest assured, even though I am lazy, I never sacrifice taste or authenticity when it comes to my cooking.
OK, I just got lazy again, so I will have to share my claypot chicken rice recipe later. *wink*
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hey, i have the same type of lazy bug in me too :p
That looks pretty tasty. Do you have a recipe?
gal u need some real inspiration, like maybe go cocking without oooking? Or got anything to do with boys or not ? Or maybe its Men again.
sorry keyboard problem shud read cooking that one
I love cooking in the rice cooker! Especially in this hot weather, when I don't want to turn on the stove or the oven. Looking forward to your recipe for this chicken…
looks more like those steam rice bowl with dishes on top :)
By looking at the title, I was wondering – Oi, where got claypot??? There goes the first sentence….'I am lazy'..lol! Looks tasty though..
At the frequency you post, I would NEVER call you lazy! I just wanted to thank you for your kind comments on my site regarding my move away from SF. You are a source of inspiration and friendship, and I am glad that I "virtually" am getting to know you from your food blog. Best wishes Bee!
Woohoo!! Once a while we will rice cooker-pot the chicken rice just like you but I still prefer the real thing out there, especially with the burnt rice bits ;)
*patpat* That's why I hired a maid to help the wife around the house. Like you, we both work full time at stressful jobs. Laziness is a luxury we can afford. If you'd like, I can give you the name of the lady who cleans for me. =)
The oven also works for clay pot rice, but it's too hot this month to use the oven. Crock pots do an ok job.
Sounds like that lazy bug is going around! I've been bitten too.
*Psst* Let you in on a little secret, am a "snake" by birth..I call it being efficient…not lazy ;) ROFL.
Dish looks delicious. Recipe?
I know the feeling! Doing nothing is a lost art…I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who loves it :) Ok, take your time and my rice cooker is at the ready for your recipe! :)
Hope the lazy bug will be gone soon! :o)
I love claypot chicken rice… the best I had was in S'pore… it was so good!
i really really like the picture of the bowl of rice.
Its not just the rice, but the whole picture.
With me, laziness is an actual character trait rather than being a bug bite. So consider yourself lucky that you can become productive whenever you want;) Me, I'm lazy by nature.
Can't wait for the recipe.
my mum had once made claypot chicken rice using the rice cooker! nice!
once in a while, the lazy bug do bite us, girl. :)
I know what you mean. The lethargy and laziness in summer months! I cook and bake less often over here too :(
and i tot i was the only one getting the lazy bug fr the sun! lol!
Go lie down or laze around, the recipe can wait. I am glad that you have the time to just chill.
I have both the Lazy Bug and the Procrastination Bug… LOL
But here's me doing some catch-up:
1. Congrats on your chives pic winning!
2. Will send your secret project for submission this weekend. *wink, wink*
3. Three cheers for taking things slow this summer! :)
Now for more yummy posts from Rasa Malaysia…
Hiya…lazy bug in me too…which Spiderman come visit you har, 1,2 or 3? Enjoy the longer days…I'm also posting lesser now.
I totally know what you mean, heat makes me sooo lethargic. I hate vacuuming to begin with. :P
Bee, I've come out with this year's Merdeka Open House topic, pls check Merdeka Open House 2007. Hope you can join the fun.
hey gal, that so-called "laziness" may be no more than a case of mild depression. Which hits us all once in a while. You know the feeling — no motivation, daily grind of chores, school, work, cleaning up, the sameness every single day, nothing to look forward to. Like, why clean when it will get messy again in a day or two, right?
Antidote? Sleep more. Get involved, whether it be community work, new hobby, seek new friend to go with to art gallery, cinema, etc. Don't get me wrong, depression hits us all like the flu bug, only that we don't recognize it. Once you recognize it for what it is, it is easier to get your motivation (and energy) back.
Sleep and get well soon. Coz you are everybody's sunshine here.
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Is that salted fish I see on your photo? Enjoy your summer as long as it lasts. We are still waiting for summer to arrive in Nantes.
I'm LAZY LAZY too!!!
Lets go on a girls vacation to Italy
We do claypot chicken in the rice cooker to, sometimes. The only problem is that with the nonstick pot, you don't get all those nice crispy burned rice bits at the bottom of the pot.
I don't need summer heat to be lazy… any season, spring, autum, winter and I'm a slug!
i think we will not see RM replying to the comments here because she has a good reason – she is lazy. LOL!
Aaaaaaaah! Able to just do NOTHING!! What a luxury!!! Can't do that anymore with a 2.5 year old running around!!! LOL!!!
Cleaning??? Aiya! Get a maid lor! That was one of my "conditions" when I got married! Told my hubby I can cook but definately no cleaning of any kind!!! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Can't wait to check-out your recipe!
Keep cool!
Babe – welcome to the land of snakes…like ular…very lazy. LOL.
Luke – I will share my recipe tomorrow…ok?
Lydia – will share tomorrow…haha, today I am responding to comments. Stay tuned, it's worth it. :)
Sim – LOL. Yep…lazy.
PE – Thanks for your sweet note…best wishes to you too! :)
Pablo – of course, nothing can beat the real claypot chicken rice…this cheated version is just as good as it gets.
CP – quick quick, I need the number of your cleaning lady…already sent you an email!
Wok and Spoon – good to know that I am not the only one!
Unka – wait one more day again for the recipe okay?
Joey – thanks for your patience for my recipe…tomorrow okay?
WMW – LOL…we shall see.
Orchidea – next time try the ones in Malaysia…if you ever head out to Malaysia. :)
Ernchee – thank you.
Marvin – I am also lazy by nature…but have no choice but to cook as I don't live in Malaysia! If I were, I wouldn't be cooking that much, there is no need to cook because there are tooooo much good food outside.
Lucia – yeah, what can I do…have to be lazy sometimes…cannot be rajin all the time right?
Mandy – correct, plus there are a lot of "temptations" outside of the house in summer. LOL.
Princess – another lazy person…good, welcome to the lazy club / club ular. LOL.
Kenny – thanks for your comment, I replied on your blog. :)
Cynthia – thanks for your understanding…yeah, the recipe can wait…laziness just can't, hehehehe.
Tiga – yeah, in summer internet traffic is lower…everyone is having fun in the sun. :)
Amy – Vacuuming is the worst chore in the whole world, and that noise…that noise…gah!
Babe – yes, I have checked it out…thanks for doing it again this year. :)
Anonymous – who are you? I am really curious to find out who you are…;)
Cooking Ninja – yes, salted fish is the best to go with claypot chicken rice….ooooh.
Steamy – let's go, what are we waiting for?
Nate 2.0 – exactly…the disadvantage of having a non-stick bottom, in this case….LOL.
Stephanie – right on…why choose the season…just be lazy and be proud of it. Whahahaha.
Lucia – you really crack me up…too funny…I am replying my comment tonight just so I can surprise you, but recipe can wait one more day. LOL.
Tricia – I have asked Chubby Panda to give me the cleaning lady phone number like NOW, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
Can I join the lazy club too? Sitting around daydreaming one of my fave things to do…the other is eating lar. Get cleaning person Quick! Frees you up for more important things. Just waiting to whip up some chicken in the rice cooker – what a perfect lazy idea – more more! Wasn't the most lazy and therefore inventive person, Benjamin Franklin? Maybe that's just a myth ;)
Yeh, my house is a mess too. Have been traveling a lot, a lot of junk mail. Floor bearing foot print marks…it must be the weather alright. What is that on the square plate?! Looks like chunks of crispy fried pork belly?
if i were reading your blog in the office when i am hungry,this will probably kill me off
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA i cant help but LOL! Claypot Chicken Rice without Claypot reminded me of my friend who ordered "curry ching tong noodles"
Ha! ha! ha! That's why my rice cooker is so handy. Have Rice Cooker Will Travel, mate!
oh that looks heavenly!! yum, this recipe is getting bookmarked how can i resist this chicken rice?!!
This recipe really, really makes my mouth water. I haven't had claypot chicken rice in awhile.
Your recipe looks great!!! Can't wait to try!!! I intend to use chinese sausage but not sure when to add in! Heeheehee…
OoOooOoOh!! I can't wait to try this out… maybe in the next couple of days or so. Cooking claypot rice in a rice cooker is ingenious… although you'd then miss out on scraping the crusty crispy rice off the bottom of the claypot at the end of your meal…
oOoOooOOoohh!! I can't wait to try out this recipe! Probably in the next couple of days! Cooking claypot rice in the rice cooker is ingenious! Although you'll miss out on scraping the bottom of the claypot for the crispy crust of rice at the end of your meal……
I have a question, in the ingredients section you list ginger, but I don't see it used in the directions for this dish? I am thinking you would stir fry this w/ the chicken?
Thought you would like to know that I tried this recipe yesterday and we loved it!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing,.. and I will definitely try the other dishes as well!!!
Hey great recipe. It was easy to follow and the results were impressive!
I tried your claypot chicken rice recipe last month. I know il be making claypot chicken rice many many more times!
Thanks for this wonderful 'claypot' rice~
I can see myself cooking it more often now~ ;)
this is great.. just how my dad makes it.. he's a great cook and so are you =)
I have a question. to cook the rice, u add the seasonings to the rice and then do you add water since its being cooked in the rice cooker?
ur website is so lovely.. i do miss being a malaysian now.
thanks for sharing your wonderful recipes! what is chicken boullion powder?
Thank you so much! My first experience in cooking clay pot chicken rice and it turn out so well.
Look at this site, Bee! The sheer effort that goes into something like this…you are far from lazy! :)
I knew I'd find something nourishing and soothing and perfect for this cold weather on your site and here it is!
This recipe is awesome!! My picky-eating daughter loves it! It's definitely making appearance on our dinner table again. 5 stars for ease of preparation! Another 5 stars for yum factor! Thanks!!!
what kind of fish do you use???
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Hi, what's the ginger for? do we use it when marinating the chickn?
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Thanks for such a great recipe, I've been making this dish using your recipe for quite a few years now and I'll be cooking it again tonight for me and my wife.
The only problem is that when I go on my annual visit to Singapore and try this dish it always seems tasteless in comparison to what I've become used to!
Hello Bee, I tried your recipe it was delicious. I have a recipe which i use to make clay pot chicken rice.
I blend onions, garlic,lemongrass & ginger into paste.The chicken is then marinated with dark thick soya sauce with some white pepper.
Half cook the rice and set aside.
Heat pan in low heat and pour the paste into it, stir till you smell the fragrance and add the chicken.Add 1/2 cup of water and let chicken to cook, once the chicken is cook add the rice and let it cook, add water if necessary and accordingly. Add salt to taste.
Chop some spring onions for garnishing.
Hi Bee,
I have tried the Claymore rice recipe and it is simple and nice.
There is only one thing i hope to improve. How can i make the rice less soggy(grain by grain)?
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Hmmm… very nice recepie! I have tried it in my Redmond 4502 – it's the most delisiouse meal I have ever tried! When I came from home for me there was warm and tasty dinner. The same it in cook book of Redmond, but I never tried it! Thank u!


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Much like it was in the old days, the 1897 City Hall and Vergennes Opera House is the center of Vergennes' business and cultural life. Beautifully restored and acoustically superb, the Opera House presents a year-round schedule of jazz, opera, folk, classical and theater performances, as well as a monthly Friday Night Flicks movie series.
City Park, graced by stately shade trees, hosts Monday evening summer band concerts; outdoor markets; and community festivals, such as French Heritage Days in mid-July and Vergennes Day in late August. Traditional businesses mix with the new in the three-block downtown, and include a surprising number of great restaurants. Main Street's exceptional architecture and eye-catching window displays entice people to stop and explore. Vergennes strives to be a friendly, welcoming place, with outgoing shop keepers and colorful sidewalk flower gardens that burst forth in summer.
It is a very walkable community, too. A detour down side streets takes one past houses that speak of the city's 19th century prosperity with stately Federal homes, Greek Revival cottages, and Mansard-roofed and bracketed dwellings. The nearby Otter Creek Falls and Basin Park invites pedestrians with parks, paths, and walkways where you'll likely meet someone who has arrived by boat from Lake Champlain, and is headed to town for a meal or to replenish supplies.
The elegant and inviting Main Street brings you by the stately library and commercial blocks built more than 150 years ago with local stone. Revitalization has attracted lively, new, locally owned shops and destination restaurants to become neighbors of deep-rooted Vergennes businesses.
For more information: www.vergennes.org or www.addisoncounty.com, 1-800-See-Vermont.


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Rondo-less Celtics knock down Knicks
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
NEW YORK — Paul Pierce scored 23 points, and the Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks 102-96 on Monday night in a heated first meeting of the season between the Atlantic Division rivals.
Pierce, who was also in foul trouble in the tightly and sometimes inconsistently called game, put it away with a jumper with 45 seconds to go, blowing a kiss toward the crowd he loves to torment after putting the Celtics up by six.
The Celtics have won the last five Atlantic Division titles, starting with their NBA championship season of 2007-08. But while coach Doc Rivers often says he never talks to the players about winning the division, Knicks coach Mike Woodson has made it a priority since becoming interim coach last March.
The Knicks had the lead back to nine in the second, but Pierce scored 15 points in the period as Boston got within 56-53 at the break.