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Classic Potato Leek Soup
Posted By GKC On February 7, 2014 @ 11:03 am In Weekly Recipes | 2 Comments
Makes this one pareve or dairy. If you make it dairy use butter in place of the margarine and use dairy sour cream. It can be made a few days ahead of time. Keep it chilled in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
Serves 8 – 10
4 tablespoons unsalted margarine or butter
3 medium leeks, white and light green parts only, thinly sliced crosswise
2 medium onions, halved and thinly sliced
Kosher salt
1/4 cup brandy
1/4 cup dry white wine
1 pound Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
8 cups water
1/2 cup Tofutti sour cream or sour cream
1 tablespoon finely chopped chives
Freshly ground pepper
Melt the margarine/butter in a large saucepan. Add the leeks, onions and 2 teaspoons of salt and cook over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are softened, about 10 minutes. Stir in the brandy and white wine and boil until nearly evaporated, about 5 minutes. Add the potatoes and water and bring to a boil. Simmer over moderate heat until the potatoes are very tender, about 35 minutes.
With an immersion blender puree the soup (you can use a blender too) until very smooth. Return the soup to the pan. Add the Tofutti sour cream and bring to just a simmer over moderate heat, stirring occasionally. Season with salt. Ladle the soup into heatproof glasses or bowls. Garnish with the chives and pepper and serve.
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You've probably seen a kid in the cafeteria take out his retainer before eating lunch. Carefully, he places it in a plastic container to make sure that it's safe while he eats. You can tell that this small plastic and metal mouthpiece is important to him. You might wonder why. Let's find out.
A retainer is a piece of plastic and metal that is custom-made for each individual kid who needs one. It fits the top of the teeth and mouth. No two retainers are alike, even though many look similar.
Retainers are really common. In fact, most people (kids and adults) who have braces have to wear a retainer for at least a little while after getting their braces taken off. Other people wear them to close gaps in their teeth, to help with speech problems, or to solve certain medical problems.
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A gorgeous modern self contained apartment within our Victorian house with its own entrance and cute back garden. The apartment is extremely well located for many tourist areas of London and the local daily markets and shops.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Central heating or a heater in the listing
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A gorgeous modern self contained apartment within our Victorian house with its own entrance and cute back garden. The apartment is extremely well located for many tourist areas of London and the local daily markets and shops, including a great 24/7 grocery/deli just 2 minutes away.
The apartment is within an 1870's house, but has a modern very characterful design, making full use of the space. You enter through the side gate, walk through the garden across the decking and into the apartment though the double doors. It's has a lovely cosy atmosphere and is a real den to escape to.
The first space you come to is the lounge with lots of very comfortable large bean bags and cushions. The small kitchen area is off to one side and includes all the regular kitchen appliances including a microwave, dishwasher and two ring hob. Through the arch (which has a sliding door) is the large double bedroom with ensuite shower/wet room with lots of mirrors. There is a very comfortable Kaymed king size bed with lovely white Egyptian cotton bedlinen. We supply plenty of fluffy white towels.
The room rate advertised applies to 2 people sharing the kingsize bed. If required, an additional bed for a charge of £25 per night could be provided in the lounge area. It's a very good double Jay-Be Royal Pocket Comfort Folding Guest Bed. Please email me for more details to see what works best for you.
Generally there is a minimum booking of 5 nights, however, depending on availability, the time of the year and week shorter stays might be considered. Please drop me a message.
High speed WiFi
Music system to link your laptop or iPod to (includes speakers in each room including the shower room)
Large LCD TV with Freeview
There is a washing machine and tumble dryer.
Oyster travel cards (the simplest way to get around, on loan for your stay, just top them up please).
Hair dryer.
Parking permits are available for £5 per day
Free UK mobile for your use for the duration of your stay
Washing machine and dryer
Central heating
Complementary chilled wine and beer in the fridge and croissants, coffee, tea, cereals, OJ and a bowl of fruit for breakfast.
I have a cute, well behaved, friendly little dog called Jarvis (he's a Border Terrier), but he'll only come and say hello if you like dogs, otherwise he stays in his house just upstairs from the apartment.
I am happy to be available as and when guests would like. Some guests like to be independent but I am happy to share a glass of wine and I am usually on hand to help with anything, from recommending local restaurants to helping plan trips in the city.
The area is a real London neighbourhood. We live on a cute Victorian terrace street. It's a very friendly street, where most people know each other and has an active residents association.
Walk, literally, just round the corner and we're a few minutes away from lots of shops and very convenient bus routes into town, going past many iconic London sights on the way.
There are tennis courts, a recently renovated (£8m) park and a gym nearby plus a vibrant local market, restaurants and many very handy shops just round the corner.
As well as Kennington and Elephant & Castle Underground tube stations, the apartment is very well served for buses to almost anywhere in London. They're a great way to get around and see things on the way, especially the fabulous views over the river.
- Trafalgar Square, 20 mins
- Covent Garden, 15 mins
- Parliament/London Eye, 15 mins
- Liverpool Street/Shoreditch, 15 mins
- Borough Market, 10 mins
- South Bank Arts centre, 10 mins
- Hyde Park/Knightsbridge, 25 mins
We are an 8 minute walk from Kennington tube, and 10 minutes walk from Elephant and Castle tube station (zone 1).
Please let me know if you have any questions and we hope to welcome you to London and the apartment soon!
To be considerate with noise and to leave the apartment in the same condition it is found in. This is a non-smoking apartment.
The basement apartment is usually separated from the rest of the house and has its own entrance via the back garden. However, if a guest would like to be a part of the rest of the house then it can be connected internally.
Guest parking permits can be purchased, although public transport (tube and buses) are excellent here.
There is a very well behaved and friendly small young dog that lives in the house and shares the little garden called Jarvis.
ID (e.g. passport) may be requested on arrival.
Check-in is usually any time after 3pm (to give us time to clean the apartment). Check-out is by 12 noon. There is some flexibility depending on other guests and a later checkout may be feasible, please ask.
It would be useful if you could please let us know what time you are likely to arrive and for any details about your flight number in case it is delayed. Many thanks.
The flat was great and Mike a considerate host. Excellent travel links the bus stop only moments away.
The flat was warm , cosy and well equipped ; we particularly liked the music piped into the wet room!
We have just come back from a wonderful 6 day stay at Mike's apartment in Elephant and Castle.
Although we were too busy to meet Mike on the first day, the documentation he provided for checking in was excellent. Even though we only briefly we exchanged messages throughout the stay and I found him to respond very quickly and was always helpful.
The apartment its self is in a great location and is accessible from both Elephant and Castle and Kennington tube stations.
The interior is pretty much exactly as you see in the pictures and comes furnished with everything you need, along with some loverly extras such as a UK Prepay phone and some bits already in the fridge (thanks for the beers!).
Big thumbs up for the speakers in the shower, I thought I had my music up too loud at first! I need to know how to get that set up in my flat!
I would definitely recommend staying here if you are looking for somewhere close enough to the centre of London, but want the great experience of staying in one of the most up and coming areas south of the river.
It was just an amazing flat to stay in London. When we arrived there were fruits, juice, croissants and more! Mike had a lot of maps with usefull information there. Bus stop was just 2 minutes to go but it was really quit in the flat.
Our stay in the apartment was just amazing and we would love to go there again.
Just back from a great week spent in Mike's flat and have nothing but hugely positive things to say about it. Mike is incredibly nice, very welcoming and incredibly quick to reply to any questions. The flat is in a great, convenient location - very close to both the Northern Line and Bakerloo line, which makes getting around London very easy. If it is your first visit to London, this is the place to stay - Mike has literally thought of everything a first-time Londoner would need, including oyster cards, a mobile phone, etc. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend it to anyone looking to stay in a clean, characterful and quiet flat. Thanks Mike!
My husband and I loved staying in Mike's darling London flat. He truly has thought of everything his guests would want...iron, hair dryer, local mobile phone to use, underground passes, maps, fully functional kitchenette, scale to weigh suitcases before leaving, We were super impressed to find the fridge stocked with beer, orange juice, milk, butter, jam, croissants and a large bowl overflowing with fresh fruit. It was much appreciated as we arrived at night and had everything we needed for breakfast the next morning. Location was great ... very close to a 24 hour store, bus routes, and 10 minutes walk to underground (Kennington station). We were able to get to all the London attractions within 15-25 minutes using public transportation. On our last evening, we even walked from St. Paul's Cathedral back to the flat... very enjoyable. Mike's London flat is both immaculately clean, and beautifully decorated. This was our first Air B&B booking, and Mike has set a very high standard. We already cannot wait to return to London, and would definitely book this place again.
Mike's place was great. Cozy, quirky, and well designed... we felt like we were really living in London. He keeps fruit, beer, tea, cereal stocked for you (all on him) and has lots of guides and maps to help you get around. The garden area looked fantastic, but we didn't hang out there too much as it was December :-). The private entrance was quite nice.
One thing we didn't realize was that there wasn't a shower stall in the bathroom (so while showering, water kind of goes everywhere). That was a slightly disappointment, but not a huge deal. The bathroom did have a heated floor which was quite nice and made the water dry faster.
The bed was super comfortable (I think a bunch of folks have mentioned this).
The neighborhood isn't exactly the trendy / going out part of London, but it was close to my Aunt's place (exactly what we were looking for) and easy access to all public transit.
Thanks Mike!
We had an amazing stay! The apartment provided everything we needed (even a luggage scale). Mike was a great host and communication was very easy. Our flight back home was in the evening and he allowed us to leave our luggage in the apartment after check-out, which was very convenient!
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Excellent location on E40th Street close to Grand Central. Walking distance to Times Square. Clean, modern and staff very friendly and helpful.
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Great location Great price
For the area and the money you cant beat it- not fancy but clean. Nice staff . Walking distance to much of Manhatten. Newer tv with remote. Better than I expected
We Will Never Stay Here Again
We were originally booked for 2 nights but after we seen this place we told the desk clerk that we would not be staying the second night.When we walked in to sign in there were these two guys asking the Hotel Desk clerk if he had a room for a few hours. Also as we approached the hotel there was this Man dressed in a nice suit and this lady dressed in a evening dress. So we thought well this won't be so bad, but as they exited, he gave her a kiss on the cheek and said Thank-you, she went one way and he went the other. So this will tell you exactly who stays at this hotel. The rooms are old and grimmy. We went and bought Clorox wipes and Febreze. The sheets are not even white sheets like in a normal hotel. They were brown. If you don't plan on sleeping or even staying an hour in your room without feeling you are in the heart of grime, I would suggest that you don't stay here. We even said to each other, I wouldn't even feel safe here with our husbands. It is not worth the bargain rate. However we went and stayed in New Jersey the second night as there was nothing available in Mid-town Manhatten. The Days Inn was a clean and a comfortable enviroment.
Worth the money, but its bargain basement.
I stayed here at the beginning of March, 2005. Its a very old place and looks it. The office manager gave me the key and said go up to the room, then come back to fill in the paperwork. The elevator is small, but I can guarantee you I've seen smaller elevators in old buildings. The room door has only one lock, and offers minimum security so I left no valuables when I went out. In my room the floor was linoleum, no carpet. There was a single light bulb in a socket above the sink, plus a room light. The TV electric cord was plugged into an outlet in the light socket and just dangled there. Cable TV worked fine, no remote. I didn't use the small refrigerator. I showered late at night in the communal shower down the hall which was clean except for some water on the floor near the shower.
My room was cleaned daily and had fresh towels. The cleaning guy uses some type of deodorizer in the room which was rather strong. The place is old but clean. If you plan on spending little time in the room except to shower and sleep its worth the low rate.
Tolerable for bargain hunters
New York hotel prices were extremely high in November 2004, so I booked three nights at the Seton. My single room with private bath was $95/night including all taxes. Nothing else came close, even via Priceline (going by bids reported on Biddingfortravel).
The location is excellent - two blocks from Grand Central, in a residential neighborhood. The hotel has no lobby. You walk up to what looks like bullet-proof glass to speak to the receptionist. On the glass is taped a sign that says "No refunds."
The room was a reasonable size - at least by NY standards. It had been painted long ago in pale green. Furnishings - double bed, night table, wardrobe, dresser, chair - were quite shabby. The room appeared to vacuumed and dusted, but it had ancient grime on the walls, window sills and in the corners. The overall effect was grim and depressing. The bathroom (toilet and sink) was clean; there was a stall shower tucked into the bedroom in what must have been a closet at some point. The room also contained a small refrigerator, but there was no desk.
The hotel has a communal living room, which was nicer than the room. It also has a room with a microwave and a washer and dryer, which guests can use.
Various problems:
- After flushing the toilet, it was necessary each time to lift the lid of the tank and fiddle with the mechanism that acts as a stopper when the tank fills
- There were no washcloths, though I did get fresh bath towels (no hand towels) every day.
- To turn the bedside lamp on and off, it was necessary to unplug and replug it, since the switch on the lamp itself had broken off.
- Though the shower had good water pressure, it did not hold the temperature steady - the water turned too hot or too cold without warning.
- One must leave the key each time one leaves the hotel. But since there's only one person on duty, it's possible to have to wait for your key if you come back when the person is taking a break. I saw a sign saying "Back in 10 minutes" sitting on the counter behind the glass, ready for such occasions. Fortunately, there was always someone on duty when I came back to the hotel, but it was a concern that I might have a long wait.
When I first arrived, I was so dismayed by the appearance of my room that I wasn't sure I wanted to be there all three nights. But I got used to it, and by the time I left I felt that I'd stay there again in a similar situation, when other options would be close to double the price. Things that won me over:
- I never had a sense that the room was dirty; it was cleaned daily and the towels were replaced
- The staff was quite pleasant
- The other guests seemed normal (!) - for example, there was a high school sports team staying there one night.
- The room was quiet (though I did hear other guests in the hall)
- The location is terrific and I felt safe coming back late at night, as well as safe in the hotel itself
- Though the hotel doesn't provide Internet access, there's a Kinko around the corner on Third Avenue and the public library at 40th and 5th, a few blocks away, has free Internet access when it's open.
- I liked having a refrigerator
It's important to have appropriate expectations for a place like this. My room was not nearly as nice as, say, a typical Motel 6 or two-star hotel in Paris. The hotel has zero charm; it's shabby and unattractive. But if you don't plan to spend time in your room, and if you want to keep costs to a minimum, you may decide you can live with that.
Safe and clean enough for a woman alone
I was woman alone and it was my first time. I don't think I have to explain all the implications of that. At the Seton I found a place of safety and because I stayed long enough, I figured out how to get the best out of the deal.
The guy at the door WILL negotiate the roomrate with you. If you ask him for a good room and if you may look first he will give you more than one key and you can go choose. Thats what he did for me and I did not have to kick up a fuss either.
They wont clean the rooms automaticaly, but if you ask every day they will do it everyday and replace your towels.
The hotel is old and may give a fusspot the feeling of less cleanliness, but i watched those ladies clean those passages and rooms everyday and never saw anything that could not just be cald old as opposed to dirty.
The bathrooms were great. I was always up early, so i got the best of it....who knows what other dirtbags would do to it later in the day....
They took messages for me and when people called. Its not glamorous. It is quite tatty actualy but the door is guarded very well and only geusts are allowed in.
I loved it and would advise other non fussy people to go there.
I stayed in this hotel, it was brilliant,safe and clean
This hotel was better than I thought.The rooms were very clean, well heated and very safe.Next time I visit NEW YORK, I WILL BE SURE TO STAY HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great place at lowest rates!
I searched for a long time before finding The Seton. It is the only hotel situated in central Manhattan, offering a double-room w private bath below $100. And I think they are more honest than any other hotel, including everything in the given rate, so there are no 'hidden' extras (like tax, local tax or other fees). Sure, the rooms are old and rather worn. What would you expect with an old house, and such low rates? But I cannot agree with the above reviewer, saying that it's not clean enough. Everyday the cleaning-woman had been in our room, making it tidy and aired. If you want new & shiny interior - stay at Hilton or Trump International - and pay $500 to $1000 a night! No option for a regular Swedish vacation-traveller! We found The Seton in '99 and returned in '03....and next time we will stay there again, although the rate rised from $85 to $95. Still the most value for money! Just a couple of blocks from Grand Central, great security (always staff in the entrance - no one gets in unallowed), fairly roomy w nice fresh bathrooms, TV, fridge, aircondition...what more can one ask for? If you're on a budget & don't care for luxury - this is the one!
Location good....hotel bad!
After looking at the price of this place and reading all the reviews, I wasn't expecting the Ritz Carlton or anything, but I did expect a certain extent of cleanliness. Unfortunately, this place is far from that. Maybe I have a different definition of "clean", but this hotel was aweful. First of all, the first thing you are greeted with is among the tiniest (and dirtiest) elevators I have ever been in. The hallways leading to your room smell like they use cigarette smoke as an air freshner and never felt the need to run a vacuum to get rid of the nasty stuff on the floor. Then, once you enter your room, you can't help but notice the dingy carpet (its a dark crazy floral pattern so you don't see the dirt or stains on the carpet), the moth ridden-fuzzy looks-very-questionable blanket on the bed (if there even was one), and the grimey stains on the walls. Albeit, the bathroom is fairly new and suprisingly clean (well in comparison to the rest of the room.) Needless to say, the next day after check-in we bought Lysol antibacterial spray, clorox bleach wipes and towels to sleep on, and tried to disinfect the entire room as best we could before even touching anything. Bedbugs, toe nail clippings, dusty furniture, wierd smells, mosquitos bites-- these are only a few of the things we experienced at the Seton Hotel. Although, the location is great, I would definitely pay extra to stay in a cleanier hotel that's even farther away just so I wouldn't feel the need to bathe in disinfectant in fear of catching some kind of disease.
I love this place
this hotel is close to times square, the staff are freindly, the rooms spacious and clean. unlike some hotels the bathroom is nice and clean(dont smell) its affordable and i will always stay in this hotel when im in new york, i also highly reccomend this hotel.
Very friendly hotel. Nice.
I have a very good time at the Seton hotel. The people who work in hotel were very nice. Rooms were clean and nice. Hotel manager helped me with my digital camera to make copies on compact disk. very nice, very friendly.
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This isn't to say you should stop buying things that keep you comfortable and happy, or refrain from attaching emotional significance to a special object. Allocation is about balance, and a life can consist of vacations alone. But should you be lucky enough to have a big bonus check in hand, consider forgoing something you've always wanted to have for something you've always wanted to do. It could be an investment in the happiness of future you.


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