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we are in the process of building our dream house. I have my heart set on a white kitchen with white counter tops. I had super white granite on hold for the past 3 months. When we went to see the stone yesterday to decide where the cut outs would be placed I changed my mind!!!
I saw the Carrera marble out of the corner of my eye and said if they could give me the same price for the marble then I wanted to go with that instead. The super white seemed to grey to me and had a dark/dirty looking vein running thru it which I know would bug me forever. Plus the guy said that the super white really isn't granite that its more of a quartzite , which is about the same softness as marble. So I figured I mind as well go with what I love. We are paying to have a super sealer put on it. Can't wait to see it get installed!!
Here is the kitchen so far. Let me know your thoughts. Thnx
Really? The picture is upside down for u? I'm using my iPad and the picture is right side up for me?? Sorry not sure what's going on.
Oldbat2be the floors are wood looking tile . Here is a pic. Hopefully it doesn't load upside down. They are from Florida Tile -Berkshire in Olive color.
Hope you're aware of all the properties of marble. Putting a sealer on it may help with staining but etching is another issue. As for your comments on quartzite, you should really read the thread titled "The Lowdown on Super White."
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Thats aries61 for adding the pic upright.
and Yes realism I am aware of the properties of marble. We are having it honed and sealed. We will just have to be extra careful.
Leglallin The cabinets are from Wellborn. I am happy with them so far.
Glad you all like it. I will def post finished pix.
Looks great already! I can't wait to see your finished kitchen- especially the marble. I LOVE an all white kitchen!!
It's beautiful and congratulations on your marble! The very first think I considered other than granite was superwhite. By the time we did our island and I went back and looked at the SW, it wasn't "white" at all - it was gray. Very gray. I changed to a honed statuary marble. It is sealed with 511 (no SUPER seal). I've had it a year. No trouble with stains at all - it's still beautifuly white. I have etches and more than that I have scratches (sliding a bowl across the counter, my KitchenAid mixer, the laptop, etc.). The etches don't really bother me and with time seem to blend in. The scratches bother me a bit - like if I could figure out how to get them out, I would. But I can't so I don't! I would do it all over again in a second! I love my marble. It's so "warm" compared to my granite perimeter. I still love to touch it. After a year, it has a large worn spot where I work all the time (you can only see this in certain light). I love it! I've patina-ed my own marble by working! My kitchen, too, is white and I love the brightness and cleaness. Yours is stunningly beautiful. Congratulations!
Go_figure01 the dimensions of the kitchen are 16' 5" from window wall to refrigerator wall and 14' 6" from the pantry wall to the wall that separates the kitchen and the Family room.
Super White and other quartzites were significantly more than carerra at my stone place. I got Montclair Danby and paid about the same as carrerra. Please be sure you are ready to accept etching. No matter how careful you are, you will end up with etching. I have mine honed and sealed and have had no stains in the 9 months. I have had several large dinner parties (30+) and no stains. But I do have etches. Orange juice, tomatoes, lemon, vinegar. They all etch pretty quickly. I can live with it, but I still try to wipe them away!
So glad to see another person happy with choosing marble. We are in the process of remodeling our kitchen. My hubby is making the cabinetry, which will be painted BM dove white, and I too want marble, probably carrara. Your kitchen is going to be beautiful, and I would love to see the pics.
It looks beautiful and the color on the cabinets looks really nice on my laptop. Can't wait to see it all finished. I really love the look of marble and wish I could do it. I have it in a bathroom and it is breathtakingly beautiful but I do worry about it a lot. I think it's great that people can take it in stride and not worry about it getting a little lived in look after awhile! Love what you have done so far.
I love the idea of a beautiful, soft marble. You will love the patina that you give it. I am too much of a fuss bug about scratches and so forth so I am going with granite but I have serious kitchen envy of your beautiful white cabinets and lovely marble. I like my maple cabinets but my heart wants creamy white but DH nixed that idea. We are spending quite a bit on this kitchen and I think my heart will always say "I wish it were creamy white"!
TFCwifey, I am sitting here waiting for my installers to bring my Carrara Marble countertops to install in our white kitchen!!!! Wanted marble from the beginning and really nothing else. I'll post pics and you keep posting as well.
Whit461, how exciting to be at this stage!!! As I mentioned previously, my hubby is building the cabinetry, so we have a ways to go before I am eagerly waiting for my marble.
Please post pics when it is installed. Your kitchen looks beautiful, the marble will be the icing on the cake. Just curious, how long did it take you to find the marble slabs you liked?
Aries61, the range is a GE Monogram 30" Dual Fuel.
Ikeltz, it took me bout 30 min to pick our slabs. Of course I cheated, since the yard is across the street from my work, and I had wondered over twice before to talk with them and learn. Still I was lucky, and picked 2 out of the 15 we looked through, which ended up being sequentially cut from the same block.
Whit461 sorry haven't been on here in a while. Your kitchen looks GORG!!!! LOVE IT!!! I love the polished marble!!. I hope I don't regret choosing honed instead of the polished. We did do polish in our masterbath room. I will post those pix too.
Our marble is in and the lights were installed yesterday. The appliances aren't coming for another week or two. I will run over to the house today to take a picture for you guys!!!
Close up of honed marble countertops
Here is a partial pic of our Master Bathroom marble. I will post more pics of that in the Bathroom section.
TCWifey, it's fantastic! I wish our house was bigger so we could have done more like what you did. Lots of craftsmanship showing through. Your pulls are great, too. I notice those kinds of things after the angst I went through that Breezy talked me down from the edge. Also the tile. What size is yours and where did you guys get it? I am going out this weekend looking at tile. We are going to go white subway with a slightly gray grout, but I really want some of the different ones from Ann Sacks. Can't wait to see your appliances in there.
Marion, no our counters are all polished. Didn't want it that way. When we started the process, HD KD told us yes, we could get the marble honed. Later we found out no, we could only get it in polished. We have researched and can get it honed or reconditioned in place for about $5/ft. So we are living with the polished for now. I still want honed. I am intrigued by your idea, though.
Whit461 the subway tile is 3x6 and we got it from NJ at Wayne Tile and we had AGCtile from NJ install it. I am happy with it but I kinda wish we went with a different one. These are very thin and if you look at them a certain way you can see diagonal stripes in them. Maybe nobody will notice but I do and it bothers me. The one we originally picked out was much thicker but was on back order for 5 weeks and we didn't want to wait that long. Our appliances are now scheduled to be installed April 19th, can't wait!!!
One word of advice, if you can bring a sample of your cabinet and counter then def bring it!!! And if you can't bring them to the store then def bring samples home of the tile before you make your final decision. The different shades of white tile can make a HUGE difference!!!! Good Luck!! Can't wait to see the finished project!!
Whit461, I saw a photo of it on Houzz and it looked really great. The thought being that the island will have placemats when eating so the polished is fine and looks beautiful while the counters or permiter is honed because its more of a work area. Look for it on Houzz. I just wonder why yours couldn't be honed to begin with?
TFCwifey, I love your kitchen!!! I can't wait to see it all done with the appliances in. My DH is making our cabinets and I am also putting in carrara marble. I can't wait. And seeing such a stunning kitchen as yours, just makes me even more impatient. How long did it take you to find your slabs? You don't see too much of them where I live, so I hope it is not going to be a production when we get to that stage.
TFCwifey - beautiful kitchen! I have been lurking around this site for some time and I had to make a comment when I saw your kitchen! I am building a house outside of Chicago and our kitchen has similar dimensions (14'5"x16'8"). Although, my sink wall is on the longer wall. In my current plan, I have a cabinet tower on the ends of the sink wall with a appliance garage at the bottom with a glass upper next to it. I was having a hard time picturing how it was going to look and then I saw your pictures! Any way you could send on a picture of the full sink wall? Thanks!
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Great article. You might want to read about stinking Ramsay. http://www.ifood.tv/blog/gordon_ramsay_is_stinking
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Not sure if you have seen this but it is a Ramsay video I found on ifood. http://www.ifood.tv/node/4893
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There's an interesting aricle on him in the September Bon Appetit mag. He may be a bear to work for but people stick with him because he's good and chefs that have worked under him have gone to do great things.
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Here We Go: "Being Uninsured Is A Mandate, Too"
It seems that, in Democrat World, the fact that the majority of American citizens are dead set against the individual mandate, and Obamacare, matters little, because Democrats know what is best for you stupid citizens, and you should be thanking them for forcing you to either purchase health insurance or pay a fine. Dem supporters have tried many different tactics in the wake of the Supreme Court hearing as we await their decision: comparing it to Bush v. Gore, calling a ruling that shoots the law down as "judicial activism", saying it will destroy the court, going the scare route claiming it would be replaced with single payer, and even attacking the Court before the verdict is rendered. Now, here comes another from far left pundit Jennifer Granholm, who was a Democrat governor of Michigan, served on Obama's transition team, and is now on Current TV
Granholm starts out with the typical story about someone not having insurance then being forced to pony up $3,000 for medical treatment, said treatment ending in the ER for pneumonia. Perhaps the person could have purchased insurance beforehand, which would have been the responsible thing to do and less than the $3k. Which will be mandatory with the Mandate. And the cost won't be going down. Then we get
(Politico) A "health care mandate," it seems, is in the eye of the beholder.
Carmelita has been mandated into the uninsured health care market, banished from "normal" care by a wholly unaffordable insurance system. She doesn't have insurance, but believe me, she's participating in commerce. She was forced, mandated to purchase emergency care or choose to risk her life. She doesn't want that kind of health care coverage; like any rational person, she'd prefer to buy an affordable policy. But like tens of millions of others, she can't afford it. The market for health care services is ubiquitous; the question is whether Congress mandates emergency-room market participation or a rational health insurance market system. The old system is no less a "mandate" than the Affordable Care Act.
Except, first, the "Affordable Care Act" won't reduce costs. Second, Congress hasn't passed a law mandating people get care. It's a hell of a difference, but, you know, bat guano against the wall as a talking excuse and see if it sticks. The person in question could have gone to see a doctor at a health clinic for quite a bit less, too.
And let's be honest about where the pre-"Obamacare" emergency-room mandate is coming from. That mandate comes from congressional acts, too – for example, the 1986 Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, which requires hospitals to treat anyone needing emergency care regardless of ability to pay. Indeed, Congress has enacted over the years a complex web of authorizing statutes and rules that regulate health care and allow insurance companies to price people out of the market.
So, it's partly Congresses fault? And which Party was in charge when passing that 1986 law? That's right, Democrats. It originated in the Democrat controlled House.
Carmelita is an unwilling conscript, a mandated gambler in the health care market. She doesn't want to engage in the market in this fashion, but the system leaves her no choice. And to her, it's amazing that justices with lifetime appointments who will never have to worry about health care personally, who themselves will never be forced economic bystanders to the health insurance market, are likely to decide this case based upon arcane legal theory – and not upon human reality.
Except, the point of the Court is to decide the constitutionality of the law, not to decide based on feelings. Perhaps if Democrats had decided to pass a law that focused on actually reducing the cost of health insurance, this wouldn't be a problem. Instead, they decided that they were going to create a massive piece of legislation that creates even more costs and will increase costs, plus have monstrous unfunded liabilities. We are a nation of law, not a nation of people with squishy feelings that Someone Else should pay for. Though, we're getting to the latter.
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Di Bruno Bros.
A glistening specialty food emporium providing a veritable feast for the senses
The Di Bruno Bros. specialty store on Chestnut Street is an absolute must-see if you appreciate food. At all. Seriously. This place is very close to a boutique foodies heaven.
Peddler's Village
Charming countryside village just one hour from Philadelphia
Peddler's Village offers small town, colonial charm just one hour from Center City Philadelphia. Explore 65 independently owned and operated specialty shops, six restaurants, a 71-room inn, family-friendly attractions and exciting annual events.
Reading Terminal Market
America's oldest farmers' market
Established in 1892 at 12th and Arch Streets, Reading Terminal is the nation's oldest continuously operating farmers' market. Today, this indoor foodie paradise is a one-stop shop for everything from local produce and meats to artisanal cheeses and incredibly delicious desserts and baked goods. It's also home to the "best sandwich in America."
Mitchell and Ness
Philadelphia's oldest sports apparel company
Philadelphia-based Mitchell & Ness Nostalgia Co. has developed a major following creating and selling authentic, vintage-inspired sports apparel for over 100 years.
Macy's Center City
Macy's downtown Philadelphia location is in a National Historic Landmark
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Go West! Craft Fest
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Reading Terminal Market
America's oldest farmers' market
Established in 1892 at 12th and Arch Streets, Reading Terminal is the nation's oldest continuously operating farmers' market. Today, this indoor foodie paradise is a one-stop shop for everything from local produce and meats to artisanal cheeses and incredibly delicious desserts and baked goods. It's also home to the "best sandwich in America."View More
Clover Market
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Pennsylvania Guild Fine Craft Fair
From common objects come masterpieces of artistic expression
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Old City Fest
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Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show
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Love Letter: To Uber and it's Drivers
and it's drivers written from the backseat of an #UberFail:
So I am attempting to be more positive and less hasty to complain about my #FirstWorldProblems. So instead of jumping down Uber's throat for the RARE bad rides that I have, (don't get me wrong, I still tweeted, that is my scream room so yeah I can't be all sunshine and sparkles all the time) I thought I should take this time to instead reflect on the many great trips that I've had with Uber and what made them so great.
Dear Drivers:
Thank you for your QUIET service. I'm not trying to be a b*tch but my time in the back of your car is mine so thank you to those drivers who do not hijack it with chatter and personal stories.
Thank you for saying hello, how are you and usually leaving it at that. I love exchanging basic pleasantries but gauge your rider. Sometimes I do want to have a nice chat about what's going on in DC or the world but usually I'd rather have that chat with my friends cause I DON'T KNOW YOU. So nothing personal but I really don't want to hear a bunch of random stories unless we are exchanging them. If you are getting one word answers please take the social cues and let me enjoy the music and scenery of our beautiful city.
Thank you to the women but especially to the men who do not ask personal questions. There is no need for you to know if where you picked me up is my home, my friend's place, my man's place or my momma's house. I DON'T KNOW YOU. So you don't need to know where I live!! It's creepy, don't be creepy. Creepy is way worse than annoying. Annoying I can tolerate, creepy doesn't fly.
Thank you to the many drivers who never asked me about my relationship status cause again, YOU DONT KNOW ME!! Unless we are both flirting (and y'all need to learn the difference cause me giving curt one word responses while I am trapped – which is how I start to feel when you ask personal questions randomly – in the car with you is NOT flirting).
Thank you to the many Uber drivers that got me to my location quickly and safely.
Thank you to my many Uber drivers that got me home in a clean car with mints and water waiting. The mints and water are not expected or required but always appreciated.
Thank you to my many Uber drivers who succeeding in giving me quality door to door service that I have come to rely on in this hustle and bustle city.
Thank you to the many Uber drivers who have let us stumble into your car when we've had a crazy Girl's night out and gotten us safely back to our homes without complaint even though there were one too many of us for the car we ordered or we are singing in the backseat or shaking the whole car at the red light with our dancing. (Bigger thanks to the Uber drivers that turned up the music and/or danced with us, you guys are the coolest).
*Mentally insert video of us dancing in backseat of Uber to Taylor Swift* – yall know what I'm talking about!!
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CapFabb Event: Time for more learning with CapFabbAcademy
For those of you who are not bloggers, let me tell you a little about CapFabb. Two lovely ladies came together, Lacey of A Lacey Perspective and Liz of So Much To Smile About, and created CapFabb in 2011 to bring together the DC metropolitan area's best to collaborate, learn and grow. It began with fashion and style bloggers and grew to include food bloggers, lifestyle bloggers and every blogger in-between. CapFABB is the community of bloggers that inspires our Nation's Capital. If that is you come join us because I have learned that there is power in numbers and community and we can all grow together and learn from each other no matter how big or small. That learning is the perfect transition into our upcoming event.
One of the wonderful perks of the evolving new CapFabb is the upcoming CapFabb Academy Panel. Come learn "How to Navigate Brand Relationships" from some of those who know how to do it best. We've got some great panelists that are ready to share all their elusive knowledge with our amazing members. Want to join in the learning session?!? Become a member of CapFabb and get in on all the great people, perks and possibilities that comes with being a member. It started as a common place for people to come together and it is now evolving into so much more. Hope you are ready for an amazing ride, I will be there as your event ambassador helping guide you through the many, MANY going ons around this political Hollywood that we call home. So sit back, buckle up, grab your champs and let's take a trip!! First stop is CapFabb Academy so we can learn how to fly!!
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Event: Love Brunch and the Irish?!?! Today celebrate both with STK
Mix, mingle, and celebrate with a Shamrock & Champagne brunch from STK. Need I say more other than GO!!
That's all.
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Opinion: Oh Giuliana… Go Zendaya yourself!!!
Oh where do I even start… I guess with the basics:
This beautiful chocolate kiss is Zendaya. She is a beautiful talented 18 year old black woman. Usually I'd probably call 18 still a girl but her response to all of this has proved her womanhood to me!! This beautiful woman was captured in the below picture at the Oscars.
She attended the event in a stunning all white dress and rocking some beautiful faux dreads. She looked AMAZING!! Apparently not everyone agreed…
Now I can take a joke just like the next day but this was a low down dirty shame!! Reminds me of the Elizabeth Lauten incident because while Zendaya is 18 and has shown what a poised woman she is growing into, she's still a YOUNG adult who should be nurtured and not attacked. While I want to believe Maya Angelou's quote that "Those who know better, do better" or sometimes they seriously disappoint you and say DUMB STUFF.
And then made it worse with this twitter "apology" – "Dear @Zendaya, I'm sorry I offended you and others. I was referring to a bohemian chic look. Had NOTHING to do with race and NEVER would!!!"
NEWSFLASH: IT HAD TO DO WITH RACE!!! cause you know you would not have said that about some famous white woman at the OSCARS!!! I mean can we not have anything nice?!?!
Fitness: DoYouYoga 14 Day Yoga Shred Challenge – Join Me, It's Free!! (and awesome!)
I'm not sure where it truly started, maybe I've always been like this I'm just realizing it but I know where this story will begin. It started with a Kickstarter. Random fun fact, I'm a bit of a Kickstarter addict. Some people order from HSN, I impulse buy awesome stuff on Kickstarter (it works out more often than it doesn't so I'm not too worried). This purchase was in December of 2013, part intention and part dumb luck divine intervention that I came to this particular page.
I had really gotten into working out more in my own time in a more integrated to my life way and this sounded like a perfect fit. Something I can do anytime, anywhere. So I signed up for two (I thought maybe my sister could yogi with me but I don't think she had the same plan). Best thing I did for myself that year!! It started with a small library of videos that were the perfect mix of doable and challenging. When I got the email a year later in December 2014 that they were merging with the DoYouYoga community, I was elated. So I would have my current videos plus more being added frequently and awesome challenges like the 30 days of Yoga Challenge, 30 days of Meditation or the upcoming 14 Day Yoga Shred (starting March 2nd)?!? Sounds amazing!!
I was trying to fight it but it's time to accept what my friends seem to have known for a while now… this is the first time I'm truly admitting it but I, Morgan C (I will tell you some secrets but I don't know you like that) Fykes, am a bit of a hippie!!! I love yoga and mediation and journaling, I love just being outside barefoot in the grass, I love standing in the sun/rain, and I love everything that grows out of the ground (I'm talking about food people and my desire to learn how to garden, focus and no Giuliana jokes)!! So this month, I am embracing my hippie and going to mix in some food and fitness loving!! I would love for you all to join me on this 14 Day Journey on DoYouYoga.com! Lots of great things have been happening which I will share soon but I said 2015 would be great and now faking it is turning to making it so yeah you will not have to deal with my hippie mantras (because it works!!). Maybe this is the kind of teaching I was meant to do? #JustAThought Let the journey begin!
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Event: LearnVest Live DC with Alexis von Tobel (*Contest Alert!)
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the debut LearnVest Live. I signed up for LearnVest last year but hadn't yet fully explored all it had to offer. The idea of it sounded great and I need all the money management knowledge I can soak up so I joined and then promptly put it on the back burner :-/. When I got the email that LearnVest is committed to helping everyone get financially confident in 2015, the flame was rekindled and in the spirit of 2015 being my best year yet, I decided it was time to tackle my finances head on with LearnVest there to help guide me. This event was created to help everyone put their best foot forward with a lecture from founder Alexis von Tobel at 1776. Seems like everyone got them memo that it was time to get right cause it was a PACKED audience but like a good little scholar you can see me right up front!
Now initially I decided to attend this event out of need not necessarily with the most excitement. I mean we all want more money but rarely is the road to get there enjoyable. I feel like many people view money management like a trip to the dentist, hated but required. But much like our teeth, if you ignore the holes or problems, you will lose it all. Not my most eloquent line but you get the idea. So I realized I need to stop ignoring my financial snags and face them, head on, with some help and my big girl pants. Also armed with some tacos and wine, which definitely helped to butter everyone up.
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Music: Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars on The Voice
I love that Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars are taking it back to a different musical sound with Uptown Funk!! It makes me want to dance and just be happy so here they are on the voice, just a little something to make your Monday bright!! Happy Holidays Everyone!!
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Editorial: To Sony & the creators of "The Interview", Let's Be Real, You Started It
So I have been watching all of the crazy back and forth around the Sony attacks and the "terrorism" from North Korea and the entitlement of some Americans never ceases to amaze me. *Gets out soap box, dusts if off, places it down, climbs up, and takes a deep breath cause no one's gonna like this one but I DON'T CARE*
So let's start with the interview, a film about two fluff journalist who have captured the attention of America by doling out pop culture drivel as news (about for example, and I am quoting this directly, Nicki Minaj's vagina – sorry not real news). The "nice guy" has an awaken after their 1000 episode (and being called a massive sell out) and whines to the "cute one" about wanting to be real journalist and after trying to convince the "nice guy" that "they hate us cause they ain't us", but then in a twist, the leader of North Korea is also a fan and wants the to interview him. Finally a chance for some real news!!! Then cut scene to massive rave like party, wake up bras everywhere to the CIA on your door asking you to take out, no not to dinner, like take out… TAKE OUT the leader of North Korea. Wait is this movie about KILLING A WORLD LEADER?!?!
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Opinion Lite: Are You Happy??
So I have been all over the place with recent events, national and personal losses and a nation that should be in crisis but instead many are still stuck in denial. I've waded through story after story and piece after piece but than I went down a rabbit hole and found some joy. Sometimes it's the little things and the children remind us of that. A little boy was auditioning for a talent show in China, when asked why he dances, this was his response:
Clearly cause you are so freaking cute!!
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Chiken Wings - how long to bake?
I love Costco Tequila Lime Flavored wings but I thought I will try to reduce my food bill and make my own wings from now on. In addition to saving money (hopefully ;) ) I can try different sauces as well.
Now my confusion comes from seeing different baking requirements from low of 350d for 30min to high of 450d for 45min. Can you please tell me your experience, how long you cook your wings? Also any of your favorite wing recipes are very much appreciated as well.
PS, I do not have a grill and do not want to mess with deep frying, so I really want to make them in the oven.
Wings are one of the very few things I deep fry, but if I were to bake them I would go for higher heat (425-450) and bake them until the skin looks how I want it. My guess would be in the ballpark of about 40 minutes. Pretty forgiving - if the skin looks good the meat should be fine, so I would not worry about overcooking.
I find that if I cook them at 425-450 degrees the skin gets crisp before the meat is as tender as we like. So, I roast the wings on a baking rack placed over a lipped sheet pan at 350 degrees for 40 minutes & then raise the heat to 450 minutes to crisp (takes anywhere from 10-15 minutes depending on how crowded I have the pan).
It's almost impossible to overcook chicken wings. Only thighs are more forgiving in my experience. Indoors or out, I bake wings on a hanging rack at 400º. 60 minutes for smallish wings. 75 minutes for larger ones.
I'm with those who cook them about an hour...and I di it at 350 for 30 minutes or so flip them, sauce them, jack up thet emp to 425...bake for 15 minutes flip ands auce again.
The only expection siw hen I use a honey based sauce and then I just sauce about 15 minutes before they are done.
As you can see by all the answers, it's not a demanding food! LOL! If they are brown enough, they are done!
And I don't do the "drumettes" bit, I just fold up the whole wing and bake.
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It's kind of funny that Buffalo, N.Y. has attained more fame for this snack, invented serendipitously in a neighborhood bar, than for anything else in it's history.
Seventy miles away, Rochester, N.Y. has its own style of wings using a sweet-sour-hot sauce. But Buffalo wings are more popular, even in Rochester.
Hey punamytsike - here is a thread about baked wings that might have some good ideas for you too.
Here is a link that might be useful: Baked Wings


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I really like your illustration style, adorable!
Cute little birdie!
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There is always something to see and do at Waubay National Wildlife Refuge.
Winter can be extremely difficult for all kinds of animals. Making sure there is good winter cover is vital for their survival.
It might be cold but there are always fun things to do outside. Ice Fishing starts Dec. 8th.
Cabin fever making your kids crazy? Check out the Jr. Duck Stamp Contest and set your budding artists to work.
Waubay Complex includes Waubay National Wildlife Refuge, Waubay Wetland Management District and Dakota Tallgrass Prairie Wildlife Management Area
Waubay is managed as part of the Waubay Complex.
The National Wildlife Refuge System, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages a national network of lands and waters set aside to conserve America's fish, wildlife, and plants.
Waubay NWR is accepting applications for the Youth Conservation Corp program. Youths must be between 16 and 18 years old during the work period from June 1 to Aug 7. We are looking for a team of 5 to work 32 hours per week. No experience is necessary - just a willingness and interest in working to benefit our natural resources. Applications are due by noon on April 14, 2015.
Cold weather is hard for us but can be even harder for wildlife if they can't find the basics of good habitat: food, water, and shelter. Consider helping out by putting up a bird feeder. Then join in the fun of the Great Backyard Bird Count.
The US Fish & Wildlife Service has listed the Dakota skipper as threatened and the Poweshiek skipperling as an endangered species. These enigmatic butterflies require high quality native prairie - a habitat that is disappearing and underappreciated.
Kelly Prehiem, a kindergarten teacher from Armour, SD, writes about her efforts using birds to teach her students about the world around us.
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Jason F. Wright
Jason F. Wright (born February 1, 1971 in Florissant, Missouri) is an American author and occasional actor.
Jason Fletcher Wright was born on February 1 near St. Louis, Missouri to Willard Samuel Wright and Sandra Fletcher Wright. His family lived and traveled throughout Europe until 1975., and later lived in Chicago, Illinois and Charlottesville, Virginia.
Wright starred as Elliot in Troll 2, a 1990 cult horror movie often considered to be among the worst movies of all time, and was interviewed in the 2010 documentary Best Worst Movie.
His 2007 novel, The Wednesday Letters, reached #6 on The New York Times bestseller list.[1][2][3] It also appeared on the Wall Street Journal and USAToday bestseller lists.[4] The paperback edition, published by Penguin, was on The New York Times trade paperback bestseller and extended lists for 36 weeks in 2008-2009.
His 2005 novel, Christmas Jars, was also a New York Times bestseller, appearing on the paperback list in 2007. The film has been in development and is slated for production in 2015.
His debut novel, The James Miracle, was first released in 2004. A 10 year anniversary edition was released in October 2014.
In addition to his novels, Jason writes a weekly column for the Deseret News. He also writes for FoxNews, the Blaze and the Northern Virginia Daily. His political op/eds on issues ranging from pop culture to politics have appeared in more than 50 newspapers and magazines across the United States including Glenn Beck's Fusion Magazine, The Washington Times, The Chicago Tribune, and Forbes.
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Jason also works as a political and public policy consultant and was the founder of PoliticalDerby.com, a political website known for ranking the candidates running for the White House in 2008. The website was sold in 2012 to Matador Web Group.
- The 96th Annual Apple Valley Barn Dance (2013)
- The 13th Day of Christmas (2012)
- The Wedding Letters (2011)
- Seventeen Second Miracle (2010)
- The Cross Gardener (2010)
- Christmas Jars Reunion (2009)
- Penny's Christmas Jar Miracle (2009)
- Recovering Charles (2008)
- The Wednesday Letters (2007)
- Christmas Jars (2005)
- The James Miracle (2004)
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- Official Site
- Christmas Jars - The Novel
- Recovering Charles - The Novel
- The Wednesday Letters - The Novel
- The Wedding Letters - The Novel
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Tall narrow plant suggestions for sunny area?
I'm looking for a tallish (5 ft about) plant to tuck in between a grouping of three Russian sage plants. Want it to stay within 2.5 feet wide. Preference would be something other than white flowering. The bed has a cottage garden feel. Mostly sunny. Thanks!
Adenophora/ladybells have deep lavender/almost purple bell-shaped flowers on slender stalks that get about 5 ft. tall. Mine have been blooming the past few weeks and look as though they'll keep blooming for quite awhile yet. I grew them from seed via winter sowing and planted them in clumps but the clumps take up very little real estate. I think they'd be stunning with Russian sage...maybe add some white gaura/wand flower for contrast? It's another tall, slender perennial that doesn't ask for much space.
Lots of perennials get to 4 feet, but the only perennial I can think of that gets to 5 feet high would be coreopsis tripteris, but tends to flop, so would need to be staked. The yellow flowers would make a nice contrast with the russian sage though.
I would consider ornamental grass, but it is not for everyone, but the tall, upright shape you desire would be easily achieved.
I have both creamy white and lavender flowering meadow rue/Thalictrum. Both grow to 5 or 6 feet and are quite airy. On the lavender flowered plant, the blossoms are a bit redder in tone than Russian sage, the stems are dark and the leaves a glaucus blue-green. I think that there are yellow meadow rue as well, but I haven't grown them.
I have my white flowered one in mostly shade and the lavender flowered grows in areas from part shade to full sun.
Thanks for the suggestions! I really like the idea of the gaura and the meadow rue. I had actually ordered a meadow rue this spring, but they ran out and didn't send any this year. Already on the list for next year (though I hadn't settled on exactly where to put it yet.)
Lilies are an interesting idea, but they might be too structural for the bed....and might compete with my roses due to their striking color and shape.
Anyone familiar with Helianthus multiflorus 'Capenoch Star?' Does it spread or flop over?
Thalictrum (rochebrunianum AND a lot of others too, lol) is a favorite of mine, but I am not sure it would do very well in the same conditions as Russian Sage (assuming you have them in a dry situation?). My meadow rue likes it moist, especially if it is to be in full sun.
Rudbeckia nitida 'Herbstonne' might be nice. It its less-than full sun situation it gets seven feet tall, but will be less in more sun. Three feet wide.Some find it to spread a bit, but it hasn't here. It does flop a bit though. I keep an old pitchfork stuck in the ground behind it year round and then simply get the twine out when it reaches the tipsy height.
Calamagrostis (Feather Reed Grass) would fit the bill pretty well and look nice with the Russian Sage too.
Actea (Bugbane) is another.
Helenium 'Zimbelstern' (aka 'Cymbal Star') gets about four feet tall. Nice yellow flowers in later summer. Doesn't like it too dry though...
I also was thinking of meadowrue, as it's the tallest plant in my perennials other than delphinium. Mine is the pale yellow, and I love the leaves when it isn't in bloom.
I'm curious, gardenweed, how long you've had the adenophora. Here, it becomes a noxious land grabber. The first few years were fine, and then it decided to take over. At first I thought, just let it bloom and then pull it (it looked so nice against the yellow daylilies when it got to that part of the garden, and it is a wonderful accompaniment to the white roses), but enough is enough of it. I suspect I'm just going to have to totally remove that entire bed, because it doesn't pull easily, and start over.
How about Rudbeckia maxima?
Here is a link that might be useful: Rudbeckia maxima
I grew the adenophora pereskiifolia from seeds I bought from Hazzard's that I winter sowed in 2009-10. The germination rate was average and I planted out 4 clumps, one in each of 4 different beds, to see where they did the best. This is their first year to bloom so I don't know if they're thugs or not at this point. Last year we had 4 months of drought so nothing spread--everything did well to just survive. If I see any sign of them becoming rampant spreaders, I'll shovel prune them right quick but have not seen any indication of that thus far.
My liatris ligulistylis fits the need. I have it growing with Russian sage, monarda, coneflowers, coreopsis 'Redshift' and agastache. I'm using it mid-slope. Below, where there's more moisture--Joe Pye, asclepias incarnata, Japanese iris (just foliage now). I just added rattlesnake master on one side of it, but it will be next year before that is tall enough to show the round white globes.
I don't have a photo that shows the Russian sage, but in the link, you can see the close-up. This is a great plant for butterflies, hummingbirds and the hummingbird moth (hemaris thysbe) in my photo.
Here is a link that might be useful: Liatris ligulistylis
I join in the suggestion of Rudbeckia Herbstone one of my favorite plants. Over the years the clump gets a bit wider but it is basically a tall vertical plant 5 to 7 ft tall. It does not need staking. It blooms for me from late July into November with a bit of deadheading, lovely yellow reflexed daisies. Normally no pests or diseases.


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Spiral-sliced ham? With fancy dinner rolls to make up sandwiches? Then a salad-salad and maybe potato salad from the deli?
BBQ Beef in the crock pot? And can I buy that ready-made BBQ beef at Sam's club or some place?
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Buy a fancy ham....like a Cure 81 and have your butcher shave it....better for sandwiches.
Buy a boneless turkey breast....if you really don't cook, buy it cooked, and have the butcher shave it.
Get an assortment of nice breads and rolls, different mustards and pickles, have a platter of sliced tomatoes and some lettuce leaves and a plate of several cheeses to slice as needed.
Potato salad or pasta salad and a fruit salad to finish it out.....and lots of cookies for sessert!
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How many pounds of ham for 34 people?
Will a butcher at a regular grocery store chain be able to shave a ham for me, or do I have to find a meat market?
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My regular butcher will shave meat for me....just the guy behind the counter at the supermarket. I have even bought a beef roast, seasoned it, cooked and cooked it and then taken it back to have it shaved.
Cheese? For sandwiches? Swiss of course, I like the unsmoked provolone I find at Sam's, munster and some chedder.I would have these cheesed bought in the deli pak already sliced and have some chunks of cheeses, like chedder, that pepper jack, edam and maybe a bowl of cheese curds for eating out of hand.
My DIL will buy a couple of pounds of potato salad and/or others and put them in her own dishes for the table. She takes them to pot luck dinners too.
My mom used to take slices of cold meat and wrap each around a sweet pickle and stick a toothpick through it to hold it together, Made a nice tray.
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Create ringtones on Audiko.net! We offer you to download a free Blue System ringtones for your iPhone or mobile. Fix your favorite piece from your favorite piece of art - only with you, My Bad Is Too Big, My Bed Is Too Big, or any other track. Then download the prepared Blue System ringtones to your cell phone, and enjoy 80s music by Blue System every time your phone rings. If you enjoy 80s or maybe Eurodance and Disco music, then you will probably like C.C. Catch, sandra, or Fancy as well. For all who want a free Blue System ringtone, we also recommend listening to Pop, German, and Euro disco. You are free to obtain your track piece both in the MP3 and m4a formats, compatible with both mobile phones and iPhones. Just select a track, and choose free Blue System ringtones download option.
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