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Bozeman, Montana. I do like to travel when I can. I loved Scotland and want to go again. Been to Japan and Cozemel. I want to see Italy and Greece for sure though. And just once I want to take a road trip across the US just to say I have.
The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
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This location in Kauai was terrific! We were able to see both sunrise and sunset from the deck and walk right across the street for great snorkeling with beautiful fish and turtles! The Beachouse restaurant was a great place to sit and watch dolphins, whales, and other marine life swim by. The accommodations were very comfortable with nice furniture and a fully stocked kitchen for meals. Brenda was a great host providing recommendations on what to do and see in the area. It was also nice having access to beach chairs and beach gear during our stay. We will definitely be back to enjoy this wonderful location. Thank you!
We had a wonderful time staying at Brenda's place and she was a wonderful hostess. Brenda was so quick to respond to my initial inquiry and was friendly and helpful. It's a 2 minute stroll to the Beach House and small nearby beach to watch the sunset or get shave ice. The aloha welcome with our names at the entryway stairs made us feel so special. All the thoughtful touches (fresh fruit, flowers, snacks, coffee) were appreciated and enjoyed. It was great that she provided beach towels, beach chairs, and other beach equipment so we didn't have to lug it from the mainland. It was the ultimate relaxation to be able to view both sunrises and sunsets from the deck.
Brenda's condo is a great base from which to explore the South shore. It's cosy and has a nice beach house feel. The light is really special. We made use of the snorkling and boogie boarding gear at Poipu beach and the very beautiful Mahaulepu Beach (well worth the drive or walk.) We'll be back!
It's a beautiful apartment - a little small for 4 adults, but still very nice. The porch, the view (of course), the shower, the kitchen - all great. Only downside is walking up those 3 flights of steps with our (heavy) luggage. But would recommend this place to anyone!
We stayed in this condo for a week as part of our honeymoon to kauai. At first we were a little turned off by the fact that it is in a condo building with many apartments. For some reason we both imagined a smaller du-or-quad-plex building. However, while the building itself is not very luxurious, the private four floor was wonderful. We loved the space and the set up. The condo has everything you would need and the ocean is actually much closer than it seems it the pictures. This was an excellent location for us: directly across from the Beach House lawn for sunsets, close to Poipu Beach and natural foods stores. We actually enjoyed our time at the condo much more than the luxury (and much more expensive) hotel we stayed in for the first several days of our honeymoon. Brenda has done a fantastic job with mirrors and windows and the space was so comfortable and private. If we return to Kauai we will definitely stay here again and highly recommend it!
This place was amazing! Our group included two families, each had at least one child and there was plenty of room. The view is amazing. Being a penthouse, you have a nice level of privacy: no noisy neighbors above you. The area around Poipu beach is fantastic as well. There's a great touristy shopping center nearby, and there is a great small beach for children in the neighborhood right next to the rental.
We stayed an entire week and everything went very well. You'll definitely need to rent a car. We cooked most of our meals in the condo. Additionally, there is a washer and dryer in the condo so you don't need to worry about using the public one downstairs.
We had four adults and three children and there was enough room for all of us. There's even a pak-n-play and high chair there if you have younger children.
Highly recommended, and we will definitely be back.
Brenda was absolutely lovely! She provided champaign in the fridge for my new wife and I, it was our honeymoon. The penthouse was clean, beautiful and in such a great location. We would definitely come back.
Three of us rented this condo for two nights. It was comfortable enough for three of us. It was clean and tidy, but smelled a bit musty and had obvious dust lurking in a few places. The beds were fairly comfortable though not stellar. Perhaps the best part of the condo is the location. The condo is on the top of an otherwise unattractive apartment building. The deck is large and is a nice place to sit to eat, when it's not windy. We loved that the house is also stocked with snorkel gear and boogie boards. Great for active guests.
Brenda's place was incredible! My boyfriend and I had such a great time staying there. The condo has everything you could need or want, is super comfortable, and in a really nice location. We definitely recommend this spot!
Hi I just want to say what an amazing apartment Brenda has. It has amazing sea views from almost every window. It is the most well equipped apartment we have ever been in.
The appliances are amazing also. She has thought of everything, even amazing cook books. Wow I can really recommend this apartment.
very helpful with ideas , and a great asset to hawaii, i hope she will come and stay with us again next year
Brenda is awesome! My husband and I have known Brenda for over 13 years. She has helped us buy and sell 2 homes here on Kauai and was nothing but professional and attentive. She has great taste in furnishings and locations, loves Hawaii and what she does. I would recommend Brenda and her amazing rental in a heart beat!
Brenda Crawford is a great Realtor in Poipu Beach area of Kauai. She has handled many rentals and sales for years. WE have known each other for 20 plus years and she is always available to help or pass on referrals of clients or anyone who is in need of a rental. A great friend and business relationship to have with Brenda. She is always pleasant and easy to work with and loves to help folks coming to Kauai to vacation or to purchase a home or condo! She is always well informed of what is on the market and available.
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Fashionable meeting room in the City of Lights...
NicheRequestFilter: Planning an event in Paris. Looking to rent a conference room with A/V and catering at a sexy boutique hotel. Ideally in Levallois-Perret or the 8th or 17th; we can cab up to 15 or twenty minutes. We'll be twelve to fifteen people. Merci!
Paris to Sauternes and back
I have to be in Paris for an academic conference on May 31 to June 1st. On June 2nd, there's a marathon in Sauternes, which appears to be about 6-7 hours south-west of Paris by car. My question is (1) having never been to France, and never traveled around Europe except by train and since college, can I get from Paris to Sauternes in time to run the race at 8:30am the next morning realistically? And (2) can you help me logistically plan this ahead of time so that it minimizes risk of getting lost, missing the race, and spending a lot of money? I will be flying out of Paris, fyi, and haven't booked any flights yet.
Suggestions for our Paris/Amsterdam honeymoon?
Paris and Amsterdam Mefites - we're planning our honeymoon and would love some advice! [more inside]
Where in Montmartre (Paris) did Maurice Utrillo stand when he painted this view of the "Maquis"?
My late grandfather painted an interpretation of one of Maurice Utrillo's depictions of the "Maquis" of Montmartre, in Utrillo's time a very poor area of the well-known Paris neighbourhood. Which Utrillo work did my granddad use as a blueprint, and where exactly was Utrillo's vantage point? [more inside]
Looking for a modern-day moveable feast.
What are your favorite books (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, etc) and films about contemporary life in Paris, Munich, and/or Zurich (or their environs)? (Translated into English, of course). [more inside]
Help me find where I can spend some downtime between touristy activities while in Paris for a week!
Help me enjoy Paris as a local! [more inside]
Ironing out London logistics
Help me confirm logistics for my London (& side trip to Paris and Belgium) trip: money, phones, maps, tickets. Bonus question on finding fountain pens. [more inside]
Help two seniors enjoy the pleasures of Paris
Seniors in Paris! My super thrifty seventy-something parents are going to Paris for a week. Help them figure out what and where to see, do, eat, and stroll during their visit. [more inside]
Logistics around Edinburgh, London and Paris
Some special snowflake-traveler logistics questions about 12 days in London, Edinburgh and maybe a minute in Paris. [more inside]
DIY Fromage En Paris?
Is there a specialist cheese making shop anywhere in Paris? [more inside]
How you gonna keep us down on the farm once we've experienced quirky Paree?
Recommendations for unusual travel experiences (not just places) in or near Paris? [more inside]
Taking my funny face to Paris
So I'll be in Paris for six days in the beginning of February. I have my cheap not-quite-a-room all set up (thanks, airbnb!) and some mild conversational skills all primed and...basically no other plans, other than vast quantities of pastries. So what do you, o wonderful Mefites, suggest? In search of: museums, especially odd ones and/or Romans, fancy paper... [more inside]
Help me find the on-screen music from "Hugo" please!
Any idea how to acquire the source music from the new Scorsese film Hugo? The stuff the band is playing in the cafe and party scenes, in other words? [more inside]
Votre Assistance, S'il Vous Plait
Where to print out a boarding pass in Paris? [more inside]
Pastels in London and Paris Museums
Thinking of visiting London and Paris next year...also been getting into pastels so would like to hit up art museums with a good number of quality pastel paintings by Degas, Renoir, etc. (prefer impressionist style). Which museums provide this abundance? I'm thinking the Musée d'Orsay, maybe the Louvre...anywhere else?
Getting there: London/Paris edition
London to Paris and back: rail or air? [more inside]
Will my love for art and literature force me to starve?
How the heck can I get a cool job in New York with (almost) a graduate degree and (almost) no professional experience? [more inside]
"So much time, and so little to do! Strike that, reverse it."
What do we absolutely need to plan or know before going to Paris? [more inside]
For a boozy, smelly, wordy, meaty trip...
I'm headed to Paris for two weeks, and I need advice about alcoholic drinks to try, amazing experiences for a perfume-lover, Paris-themed books to read (and where to read them), long walks, and how to maintain a high-protein, low-carb "regime". [more inside]
Data and calls in Paris without breaking the bank?
My wife and I are visiting Paris over the week of US Thanksgiving - can you help us figure out the best way to get cell phone service and data while we're there? [more inside]
Video art exhibit featuring American auctioneers?
In 2000-2001, there was a video art exhibit at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. It featured neatly dressed American auctioneers talking in that high-speed almost unintelligible way, quickly reciting the bids to an audience that wasn't there, in front of a variety of landscapes. One was a stocky woman in a business skirt two-piece set walking slowly at dusk with a dark building in the back. Can you find the artist's work? Or point me to the artist?
What are some cool queer events in Paris?
What are some lesbian/queer events, gallery exhibitions, movies, bars, etc. to see in Paris? [more inside]
Pinch me! A Real Michael Shumacher Ferrari!
What were all these Ferraris (and some Porsches and Lotuses and a Tesla) doing in Paris at Place de La Concorde Sunday, 25 September, 2011?
Taking the train from CDG to Brussels Midi
How complicated is it to get from CDG airport to Brussels by train? [more inside]
friendly bistro in Paris
Help me and my group find a friendly diner in Paris? [more inside]
Ooh la la, aidez moi!
Paris Filter: I have 2 nuts-and-bolts questions about an upcoming trip to Paris. Bonus level of difficulty: Need to get from the 6th to CDG on New Year's Day. [more inside]
Preparing to travel to Paris in the year 1900
Any recommendations for books (fiction or non-fiction), maps or websites on the events of the year 1900 in or around Paris. English only, I'm afraid. Many thanks!
I want chocolates from a specific shop in Paris delivered to the US: please help me figure out how to do it.
I want to order from a chocolate shop in Paris, Jacques Genin, and have it shipped to the United States. But, Jacques Genin doesn't seem to even have a website, let alone online ordering. Is there a service I can use to buy and ship the products for me? [more inside]
Finding larger size shoes or getting them shipped for pickup in Europe
Finding size 14 / 48.5 shoes in Europe filter: I'm in Paris and soon to be in Amsterdam. I need some shoes for traveling and normally I buy online to avoid exactly this problem of finding my size. Barring some miracle of someone knowing a place in one of these cities where I can for sure get something, what would be the European equivalent of Zappos.com where I could arrange pick-up as a shipping option? [more inside]
Ooh la la!
Help me think up some fun ways of getting my 8-year-old excited for a trip to Paris! [more inside]
Who are these costumed Parisians?
Please help me identify the costumed event/people in this photo taken Sept 11, 2010, at a park in central Paris. [more inside]
Dining for One in Paris
I want an awesome dinner in Paris. Alone. Where do I go? [more inside]
In France they kiss on Main Street
What should I ask for from Paris? [more inside]
Calling all architects!
In what architectural style was the Grand Palais in Paris designed/built? [more inside]
What kind of tree does this seed come from?
Please help me identify these seeds/pods found outside the Cité des Sciences & l'Industrie museum in Paris, France. There are a bunch of trees there and I'd like to know what kind they are. Seed pods closed and opened up. I also found a photo of the trees in bloom here. Thanks!
Tell me where to eat in Paris.
Where should we eat in Paris? My fiancé and I are heading to Paris for our honeymoon in October. We like eating out and we're looking for awesome dining experiences. We tend to enjoy places that are delicious but unpretentious. We don't like "scenes". We really like, but certainly aren't limited to, gastropubs. [more inside]
Where do I begin researching moving to Europe?
I'm exploring the idea of moving to Europe for a year or two -- preferably to Rome or Paris, and don't know where to start my research. Pretty much all I know right now is that I loved both places when I visited, and I want to give living in one of those cities a try. [more inside]
Using credit card in Paris
Don't know my Visa credit card PIN and I'm going to Paris today -- will I be able to use my credit card in France without knowing my PIN?
Autumn in Paree
Looking for places to stay in Paris in October. [more inside]
Accommodations in Paris screwed at the last minute. What's my best option? [more inside]
Picnics in Paris
I've been in Paris for about a month at this point, and my girlfriend is coming to visit in a few days. Since we're both poor-ish graduate students (I'm here for a conference) we plan on having lots of picnics to avoid eating at cafes. I've already found a lot of places I enjoy (Ile Saint Louis, Place des Vosges, Jardin de Luxembourg, Canal Saint Martin), but wanted to ask other Mefites what their favorite places for picnics in Paris are. I'd appreciate any recommendations you can give!
Help me find great places to shop for clothes, antiques and oddities in Paris.
Help me find great places to shop for clothes, antiques, and oddities in Paris. [more inside]
Best Paris atlas/street maps
What is/are the best atlas for Paris and suburbs? Like an A-Z atlas, spiral bound preferably
Je voudrais un cafe gourmand, s'il vous plait.
Where can I get the best "cafe gourmand" in Paris? I'm willing to test as many options as necessary to confirm your recommendation.
Cafes in Paris
Looking for the best cafes in Paris. [more inside]
Where are some good places in Paris to find interesting paper to write letters on? [more inside]
Where might I find a certain quote from the end of Midnight in Pariswithout having to see it in the theater again?
Where might I find a certain quote from the end of Midnight in Paris, the new Woody Allen film, without having to see it in the theater again? [more inside]
Travel PHD candidate needs a room in Paris for the summer
Looking for a room in Paris for a PHD Candidate in Paris for June/July [more inside]
Which Paris neighborhoods have the best graffiti?
Which Paris neighborhoods have the best graffiti? [more inside]
Mouse Girl in Paris
[Bookfilter]: A friend asks "HELP! About 20 years ago I found a picture book at the library. It was about a little mouse girl who was being raised by a bear in Paris. The mouse had a name like Angelina -- but NOT Angelina Ballerina. Got any idea what it was?" Does this description ring any bells? Thanks!


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Sleeper Trains link London with various Scottish cities and the South-West (Devon and Cornwall). They provide three levels of sleeping accommodation - single-bed cabins, twin-bed cabins and reclining seats. There is also a buffet service available all night. Twin-bed cabins can be occupied by strangers only of the same gender.
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Davis Instruments Knot-a-Bag Plastic Bag Dispenser
The portable Knot-a-Bag® Plastic Bag Dispenser from Davis Instruments® allows you to make plastic bags of any length. This unique dispenser holds 32.5' of tightly wound polyethylene film. To create a bag, simply pull the plastic bag material from the center of the dispenser to the length you need, cut it with the built-in safety cutter, and tie a knot in the end. The bag you've created is waterproof when tied. The Knot-a-Bag Dispenser clips to a belt, dog leash or wherever needed. Suitable for food storage, the Knot-a-Bag Dispenser may be used for: boating, camping, wet swimsuits, travel, car, garbage, diapers, recyclables, laundry, gardening, pets and more. The patented Dispenser measures 4" high and weighs only 3 oz. Comes with two 32.5' rolls of polyethylene film.
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2015-03-27 Fabulous Friday Finds
Ever since I made a S'mores Pie (I am still working on the recipe for the blog) and got to use my neglected kitchen torch, I've been searching for more ways to use my kitchen torch. It's still sitting on the counter, waiting. It was part of a creme brulee set, but I've never made creme brulee (didn't really like it, even when it was an option for me), so it never really got used. This list and this other list have some ideas on what else I can torch in the kitchen. I think my favorite is the idea of brulee-ing a sugar coat on top of my oatmeal. I might eat a lot of oatmeal for a while…
Thinking ahead to the glut (and, for me, boredom) of zucchini season, and trying to remember that the slow cooker is awesome in the summer, too, this quinoa and summer squash stew sounds great — and I don't think it'd be at all harmed by leaving out the bit of cheese. This dream of summer brought to you by the 40ºF temperatures on Tuesday afternoon and getting to take my coat off outside.
I'm (Denise) still on an Asian food kick and craving fried food, and this recipe for Crisp Hoi An Pancakes fits the bill. There's also very few substitutions I'd have to make.
And this one is for Mary Kate. Although it uses sweet potatoes, I don't know why regular potatoes wouldn't work either. Check out this recipe for Homemade Oven Roasted Sweet Potato Tater Tots. And again, there's little I would have to modify, woo hoo!
Have a great weekend everyone!
Rice Vermicelli Salad Bowls with Beef
I love Vietnamese food. Seriously, I love it. Before the corn allergy, our local Vietnamese joint could recognize my voice before I even finished stating that I wanted to order takeout. The owner knew my name and my husband's name, and what we generally ordered. If Shawn forgot what I wanted when stopping in to pick up dinner on his way home from work, the owner could reel off my five or so favorite dishes until Shawn heard the one that jogged his memory. I used to get #23 with Beef, i.e. Steamed Vermicelli Patties or Banh Hoi, that you wrap up in rice paper yourself, probably more than fifty percent of the time. So it was inevitable that I figure out how to make it myself in a way that's safe for me. However, I didn't actually do the rice paper and make my own fresh/salad rolls, because it's winter (yes, I know it's technically spring, but that's not what's outside and it snowed yesterday), I just moved, and I'm really tired. It's all the good stuff without the rice paper wrapper, that's all.
Rice Vermicelli Salad Bowls with Beef
Serves 4 or 2 really hungry people with maybe enough for a bit of lunch the next day.
Beef and Marinade:
- 1 and 1/2 pounds of beef sirloin beef tips, sliced across the grain into pieces about 1 1/2 to 2 inches long and 1/4 inch wide
- 1 garlic clove, minced and crushed to a paste (if you don't have a garlic crusher, just mince it and smoosh it with a metal spoon)
- 1 shallot, finely minced, or 1/4 of a small onion, finely minced
- 1 Tablespoon of brown sugar
- 2 Tablespoons of oil (make sure it's safe for you, I used grape seed oil)
- 1 Tablespoon of soy sauce (I do well with San-J Tamari Gluten Free Soy Sauce, the alcohol is from cane sugar not corn), but if you can't use soy, try Mary Kate's recipe for a Soy-Free, gluten-free "Tamari Sauce"
- 1 Tablespoon of Sriracha (I use my own homemade from this recipe, but I use rice vinegar instead of distilled)
- a bit of oil for frying
Salad Fixings:
- 1 – 8 ounce package of fine rice vermicelli (for reference, this is what I used, no affiliation with Amazon, just ease of linking)
- Scallion Oil Garnish (here's the recipe, although I used grape seed oil)
- fresh mint or fresh thai basil or both
- Spring Mix lettuce
- tomatoes, sliced
- cucumbers, sliced
- bean sprouts (I didn't use them, but just because the grocery store didn't have them today)
Condiments of your Choice:
- Sriracha
- Plum Sauce
- Hoisin sauce – I make my own, but if you don't have a corn allergy, I think Wok Mei has one, but it does have soy)
- Thai Hot and Sweet Dipping Sauce
- Carrot and Daikon Radish
Slice your beef to the correct thinness and length if you haven't already.
Place garlic, shallot (or onion), brown sugar, oil, soy sauce and Sriracha in a bowl large enough to place the sirloin tips. Mix the ingredients well so that the sugar dissolves.
Add the beef and stir well. Set the beef aside let it marinate while you work on the rest of the dish.
Fill a large pot with 3 quarts of water and bring to a boil. Once boiling, add your rice vermicelli and let boil for 3 minutes. Drain and place in a bowl to cool.
In a skillet (I used a cast iron wok, because it's new and I wanted to play with it, but you can use a cast iron skillet or other skillet), heat a bit of oil over medium heat. When the oil is hot, place the beef in the skillet, making sure not to crowd, or have more than one layer.
You may (will) need to do it in batches. When you have a nice sear on one side, flip the beef over and sear the other side. Tongs really help for this. Depending on your skillet and your stove, it'll take 2-4 minutes a side to sear (this make take some experimentation on your part). You might want to put the beef on a plate as you do batches.
Once you have finished cooking the beef, it's time to assemble your salad bowl. Place some of the vermicelli in the bowl (you may need to cut it, as the noodles are long). Add the other salad fixings of your choice, and some of the beef. Then add the condiments of your choice and voila!
Almost like the old days!
2015-03-20 Fabulous Friday Finds
This recipe includes couscous, which is obviously wheat, but with millet or sorghum, I think this roasted carrot dish would be amazing. There were roasted carrots on my bowl at Agno Grill in Philadelphia, and they were so very good. And I even have carrots.
Need some breakfast ideas? I always do. Some of these are allergy-friendly, and the millet breakfast porridge sounds like it might be worth trying. Does anything else trip your fancy?
I've been craving bread with butter all week. Still haven't found a decent gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free, corn-free bread, but once I get all unpacked, I'm going to work on it more. Here's a recipe for gluten-free, vegan bagels that I found that I'd like to try once things settle out from Petite Allergy Treats.
Also, here's an interesting Green Cauliflower Wing recipe that looks pretty good. And the Spicy Orange Glaze sauce on the same post also looks pretty good. It'd be great for vegetable tempura.
Have a great weekend everyone! Think spring thoughts.
Chinese-Irish Baked Latkes
Hey, here's an ethnic mash-up for you. My Irish family always celebrated St. Patrick's Day rather traditionally, in part because my grandfather's birthday was the 16th and he loved the traditional corned beef and cabbage. Personally, though, I would survive just fine without ever seeing that again (there was an incident involving snow, Georgia, a cancelled party, and corned beef and cabbage for about 30 consumed by the six of us for, oh, about eternity. BLECH.)
Potatoes in all their forms are one of my favorite things on earth. And I'm not actually all that Irish by blood. So I've been thinking of ways to mash my Chinese heritage and my Irish heritage into a dish, via midwest America, and I found it via Hanukkah's latkes. Latkes are the best holiday food anyone has ever invented in the history of all things. Now the symbolism of latkes is focused on the oil not the potatoes, but for St. Patrick's Day, it seems right to minimize the oil and focus on the potato, no? To hold everything together, instead of egg and flour, I've made a homemade sweet and sour sauce, with an added (optional) bonus of hot, and added broccoli for flavor and color (it's green, right?).
So I bring you the Chinese-Irish St. Patrick's Day Latke. It's possible that the story here makes sense to exactly one person in the world (me), but the flavors will make sense to a lot more of you. These are vegan, gluten-free, ethnically diverse, and baked, because frying is just messy. I hope you enjoy them.
Chinese-Irish Baked Latkes
- 3/4 cup water
- 1/4 cup vinegar (cider or white, your choice)
- 1/4 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup + 1 Tablespoon sugar
- 2 Tablespoons tomato paste
- 2 Tablespoons tapioca starch
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes (optional or adjust to your taste)
- about 1 inch of a chunk of fresh ginger, peeled and smashed (I just use the pot lid to smash)
- 2 large baking potatoes, washed and peeled (1.5 to 2 lbs.)
- 1 large head of broccoli, trimmed (1/2 lb.)
- oil to grease pans
First, make the sauce. Whisk all ingredients, water through ginger, together in a saucepan. Heat over medium-high heat until boiling, and cook, whisking regularly, to reduce to about 1/2 cup, total (a little less than half its original volume, and pretty thick). This takes 10-15 minutes. Strain out ginger and red pepper flakes (the taste of both stays in the sauce, I promise). Set aside while you prep the vegetables.
Preheat the oven to 425ºF. Prepare two pans by spraying or brushing with oil.
Wash the broccoli and potatoes. Peel the potatoes. Chop both into sizes that will fit in your food processor.
Put the broccoli through the shredder blade and then empty into a large mixing bowl. Peel the potatoes and then shred them. Wrap the shreds in a clean kitchen towel and squeeze as much liquid out as you possibly can. Twist and wring — you will be surprised how much liquid is in them, and this makes your patties soggy. Squeeze a little longer than you think you should. Empty them into the bowl as well (and rinse the towel).
Mix the broccoli and potatoes, then add the sauce. Mix. It seems as though it will not come together — but it will. I found a rubber spatula worked best for this, and I had already dirtied one scraping the sauce into the mix; so perfect.
Scoop scant 1/4 cups of the mix onto the greased trays. Flatten these out and neaten up the edges. Don't skip the neatening! Those bits will burn (as you can see in the photos). Bake on a center rack (not the bottom rack! Ask me how I know.) for 10 minutes, then flip all patties and bake for another 5-10 minutes (this seems to depend on the weight of the pan you are using).
Enjoy hot.
2015-03-13 Fabulous Friday Finds
Happy Friday the 13th!
I keep meaning to write a post about this, but I (Denise) bought a house, and we've been in the process of moving and unpacking and all other manner of chaos. It's food allergy-related because I needed a garden because corn is the devil and is in everything. My friend Mary S of the green thumb sent me this link with timeline for starting seeds, which I need to do pretty soon as I'm already a tad behind.
And since I'm trying to organize my new kitchen, and I need to deal with my pot lids, I found this post from the Kitchn on 10 Smart and Cheap Ways to Organize Pot Lids.
I (Mary Kate) do still not have a house. But that's because when you build things, sometimes you unearth other things, like the Black Plague. And Bedlam. Please note before clicking: this link is not about food. It is about archaeology and construction and digging up skeletons. I think these things are cool and interesting; so do many of my friends and co-workers. Your interests may vary. Click accordingly.
As you can tell, I didn't read all that much about food this week. I've been focused on my own recipes, and hopefully that'll pay off for you on Monday. In other news, tomorrow is Pi Day of the Century (3.14.15), and our favorite spice company, Penzey's, has a really interesting take on what that could mean. Denise and I are pretty big science geeks, and cooking is some amazing science, but this takes that connection to a different level. I, for one, appreciate the prompt to think bigger.
Have a good weekend everyone!
Crispy Duck
Crispy Duck
- 1 whole fresh duck (or some duck legs or breasts if you don't want to deal with a whole duck)
- 1 Tablespoon of sea salt
- 2 teaspoons of Chinese Five Spice
- a pair of good kitchen shears
- roasting pan that can fit a rack in the bottom
- oven safe cookie rack that fits in the roasting pan
Preheat your oven to 350°F.
Remove the giblets from the duck, and using your kitchen shears cut out the duck's backbone, and then cut the breast down the center so you have two half pieces of the duck. I also trimmed the first two sections of wing off, as I didn't want them to burn during the cooking process. (Save the giblets, backbone, and wing sections to make stock later, or discard if you don't want to use them.) Trim any extra fat away from the duck, and remove any remaining quills. Using a sharp knife, score the skin of the duck, but do not cut so deep that you cut the meat.
In a large shallow bowl, mix the sea salt and Chinese Five Spice so that it is mixed thoroughly. Placing each half of the duck in the bowl one at a time and use your hands to coat both sides of the duck half with the mixture.
Place the seasoned duck halves on the rack in the roasting pan. The rack allows the duck fat to drip to the bottom, otherwise you'll be spooning fact out as the duck cooks. (You're also going to want to save this fat to use later, it's a great cooking fat, especially for those of us with no safe butter, margarine, or shortening.)
Place the duck in the pre-heated oven and roast for about two hours, turning the duck halves every half hour. Once the duck reaches an internal temperature of 165°F, turn the oven up to 425°F for 15 minutes to really crisp up the skin.
Remove the pan from the oven and let the duck cool enough that you can remove the meat from the bones without burning your fingers to bits. Then remove the meat from the bones. (Save the bones to make stock later, or discard if you don't want to use them.)
You can eat this with Chinese pancakes, sliced cucumbers, scallions, and Hoisin sauce, like you would eat Peking Duck. Since I didn't want to try to deal with coming up with a recipe for gluten-free Chinese pancakes, I used rice paper and ate the duck with lettuce, rice vermicelli noodles, sliced cucumber, sliced onion (I forgot to buy scallions), Carrot and Daikon pickle, homemade plum sauce, homemade Hoisin Sauce, and homemade Sriracha.
2015-03-06 Fabulous Friday Finds
Happy first Friday in March, everyone. To pre-ruin your weekend, remember to lose an hour Saturday night just so that you can be confused about what time it is for the next two weeks (or is that just Mary Kate?).
Since it's still not spring anywhere on our continent, it's still time for warm foods. But maybe it's time for warm foods with a spring-ish twist? I'd love to try this baked lemon risotto with some nice green vegetables (and I'd just omit the cheese), and I still have half a container of arborio rice. Hello, dinner. I'm always a fan of finding a lazier way of doing something, and baking risotto (or even "risotto") sounds like a fabulous technique.
I'm also planning whip up this tribute to Spock, in honor of the late Leonard Nimoy: Vegan Vulcan Plomeek Soup. This is the best recipe I've seen for it, by far. And Vulcans are my spirit aliens. ("Me" being Mary Kate. I'm not sure Denise has a spirit alien. She does not watch as much TV as I do.)
I'm (Denise) pretty sure I don't have a spirit alien, and having now just Google-d it and become none the wiser, I'll just say that I'm more Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy than Star Trek. But I'm much more Lord of the Rings actually, and height issues aside, I'm probably a Hobbit, although I would prefer to be an Elf or a Wizard, but hey, who wouldn't? But in any case, since the color of the green is the traditional space livery of the Betelgeuse trading scouts in the Hitchhiker's Guide, here's a recipe for Avocado Alfredo which makes the noodles pretty and green. And to continue with the theme, here's some Green Chile Enchilada Quesadillas, which are also pretty and green. I need to get a hold of some of this Otto's Cassava Flour and try it out.
Have a good week everyone!
Making Vegan Gluten-free Thin Mints
My friend Corinne, of sparecake, decided to move out to Wyoming for a job. So I went down to spend a day hanging out with her before she left. We've cooked together a few times — Corinne isn't gluten-free, but her mom is, so we've tried out some recipes. For this final attempt, we did a Frankensteined faux Thin Mint, using the cookie from one cookbook and the chocolate "frosting" or glaze from another because that's what we had all the ingredients to do.
The cookies were not exactly like the originals, but were still crisp and chocolatey and minty, so overall, I'll call this a success. We did reduce the amount of mint extract in the chocolate coating by a lot, as it was almost dental cleaning strong the first time around. Interestingly, there is no mint in the cookie part of a thin mint. Who knew? It's just in the chocolate glaze.
The dough for these cookies was super dry, and we had doubts it would hold together for rolling or cutting, but it did both admirably.
So this dough involves cutting in the shortening, "kneading" the very dry dough until it sort of holds together, and then rolling and cutting. After the cookies are baked and cooled, add chocolate mint coating. It is a few more steps than "regular" cookies, but, hey, this is re-creation. Miss Girl Scout cookies? This is the recipe for you.
For the full recipe, I'm going to shoot you over to Corinne's site, sparecake. For the allergic, you will need a non-dairy milk, a safe-for-you shortening, and a meltable safe chocolate.
Citrus-spiced Beef Short Ribs
There are two times of the year when I want to eat like the midwesterner I am — dead of winter, and height of summer. And by that, I mean there are two times of the year when I think of meat, first, and then figure out what goes with it. In the summer, I just want to grill things. But in the dead of winter, I want hearty meat and potatoes and veg meals. When I was at the grocery store browsing the meat section, I found some beef short ribs that just looked good — I'd never cooked beef ribs before, nor short ribs of any sort, but trying new things is sort of the point of this blog. So I bought them.
I looked up some things online — a few recipes for beef short ribs in particular, as well as some technique-focused posts on braising. I followed this post for the cooking technique, more or less. And I decided to go with a sort of sweet-and-spicy, braised in the oven beef dish. It was definitely a winner, and this is a perfect mid-winter dinner — it's hearty and warm and sort of comforting. I highly suggest serving with mashed potatoes, and I added green beans for the vegetable. I'm thinking that bok choy might taste great with the sauce, though.
A note on the sauce — the beef gets just a hint of the spice of the red pepper flakes. The sauce itself, which still contains the actual flakes, is a good deal spicier. Adjust the measurement according to your tastes.
Ideally, use one covered pot or pan that you can do the stove top searing and then the oven braising in — fewer dishes is good for sanity and the environment, plus all the flavor stays together. If you have a Dutch oven, this is the time to use it. As soon as I sort out enough stuff in my storage area to create space to store one, I am buying one. I used my cast iron skillet and covered it tightly with foil as it doesn't have a lid. This worked great, although I do need to re-season after cooking with an acidic citrus juice for a few hours. It was worth it.
Citrus-spiced Beef Short Ribs
- 1.5 lbs beef short ribs, bone in, separated into individual bones
- salt and pepper to season the ribs
- 1/2 of a medium (baseball-sized) onion, halved and sliced thin (I prefer sweet onions)
- large pinch of salt (probably about 1/8 teaspoon)
- 1 Tablespoon of minced garlic
- 1/2t – 2t crushed red pepper flakes, adjusted to taste
- 1 teaspoon sugar (optional)
- 1 large grapefruit, juiced, with pulp in OR 1 cup of grapefruit juice
- 1.5 inches of ginger, peeled and sliced into rounds
- 2 Tablespoons coconut amino acids, gluten-free tamari, or faux soy sauce
- 1/2 cup warm water
Preheat the oven to 325ºF.
Heat your chosen cooking vessel over medium high heat. If you're not using a seasoned cast iron pan, brush or spray just a light coat of oil on the pan's surface.
Season your short ribs with salt and pepper, both sides. When the pan is hot, add the ribs. Sear well on both sides, and I also seared the edges of the few really thick ones. More flavor is always worth the effort. Remove the seared ribs to a plate.
Add the onions with a pinch of salt, and cook until translucent. Then add the garlic and cook, stirring, until starting to turn golden. Add the pepper flakes and stir (but also, stand back and don't breathe the steam right away!). Scooping all of this to one side of the pan, add the ribs back and then spread the onion-garlic-pepper mix over them.
If using, sprinkle the sugar on the ribs. Scatter the ginger slices, add the coconut aminos, and then add the grapefruit juice and water. Cover your pot or pan, and slide it into the oven. Cook for 2.5 hours.
After removing from the oven, let the dish sit for at least 15 minutes. I then sliced through the thin membrane holding the meat to the bones so I could just serve the meat. Serve topped with the pan sauce, but leave the ginger rounds out.
As the post from The Kitchn suggested, if you find beef ribs to be fatty, you can either trim the fat (not all that highly suggested for this cooking method) OR cook them ahead of time and scoop the fat off the cooled sauce. I didn't find them to be too greasy or fatty this time around, and enjoyed the richer sauce over mashed potatoes. Your tastes may vary, so know that this is an option.
Enjoy with mashed potatoes and the vegetable of your choice.
2015-2-27 Fabulous Friday Finds
I miss cheese still, and I miss jalapeno poppers. The Minimalist Baker has a Vegan Jalapeno Pepper recipe using cashews that might work for me if I can replace the nutritional yeast.
This might be interesting to check out, a recipe for Authentic Italian Chickpea Flat Bread. I can think of a lot of ways to use this, and it seems like a relatively easy recipe.
Hey, epigenetics! What turns our genes on or off? I mean that more like a light switch, not in a centerfold interview way, but this is one of the most fascinating pieces of genetics, to me (Mary Kate). What on earth makes your immune system all of a sudden decide that some foods are enemies and must be attacked? We don't know yet. This is where I think the answer lies.
This is exactly the type of meal I love making when I cook on weeknights — quinoa, mushrooms, and spinach? Yum.
Have a great weekend everyone!


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The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
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The Space
Make yourself at home! At your disposal is a comfortable lounge private bedrooms for your group, a dining area, bathroom(s) and a fully equipped kitchen.
Guest Access
This is an ENTIRE APARTMENT booking, meaning you will have the entire apartment to yourself and not have to share with anyone. Great for couples, groups, or families.
Included are 3 rooms with new pillow top and memory foam beds, rainfall shower, brand new fully equipped kitchen, and roof deck.
If you require more bedrooms, we will be glad to reserve you additional private rooms in a shared apartment on the same floor.
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Williamsburg is an eclectic and VERY safe neighborhood. You will be right around the corner from vintage boutiques, Michelin restaurants, nightlife, a thriving music scene, food trucks and great transit options, from the water taxi to streets easily traveled by foot.
Getting around
This building is located 2 blocks from the entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge, so if you are biking (bike rentals 1 block away) or driving you are literally minutes from Manhattan. You will also be 1 stop from Manhattan by either the L train or the JMZ subway lines.
Other Things to Note
Some neighborhood highlights include:
Peter Luger Steakhouse – World Famous and rated NY #1 steakhouse for 30 years. 3 blocks away.
Knitting Factory – the epicenter of the Brooklyn music scene. See the Strokes before they make it big, or on Sunday see Saturday Night Live writers do standup. 5 minute walk.
Brooklyn Bowl – go listen to Questlove of the Roots DJ every Thursday night. 5 minute walk.
Brooklyn Brewery – tour and taste one of America's finest microbreweries. 5 minute walk.
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We were a group of 16 on a school trip (high school students and teachers) from Vienna, Austria staying for 6 nights in February 2015. Both of the two apartments were perfectly suited for us, the beds were all comfortable and the rooms clean. The necessary air mattresses were easy to find but some were broken, so we had some bed issues. The remaining equipment (hair dryers, plugs, kitchen equipment etc.) was all in good condition and there were lots of unique and interesting NYC travel guides in the apartments that really helped us. Tanja was frequently stopping by and always helpful if we needed something - once some problems with the gas oven occurred and Tanja was right there to assist us.
What's more, the building is located in a quite nice area, lots of trending restaurants and shops around, and directly next to it are a bagel store and a grocery - for the quick food. All in all, we really had a super experience with a perfect, cheap and comfortable accommodation!
Staying at Julian's apartment worked really well for our group of 8. The place was clean and the beds were comfortable! Also, the bagel store across the street and sandwiches in the convenient store were really good late night! Thumbs up.
Julian was a nice host. He let me come a week before to view the space. Julian informed me he was going to be out of town and gave me my new contact's info a week prior. The new contact was very responsive as well to my questions. The apartment was a good fit for our large group. One night we had 9 girls. There is a couch and an air mattress available. We were afraid sharing one bathroom was going to be an issue, but it wasn't at all. There were full mirrors and blow dryers in each of the 4 rooms. Loved the high ceilings, apartment layout, shower water pressure and comfy beds.
We were disappointed that guests were not allowed to access the outside space due to landlord regulations. The apartment was not cleaned thoroughly. I arrived after check-in time, and I had to do additional cleaning before my party arrived. The kitchen counter was very dirty, and there was a dirty pan left with food still inside of it. The walls are also very scuffed up.
Overall we had a great time staying in Williamsburg, but the upkeep of the apartment can improve.
Absoutly amazing space in a great place! I never actually got to meet Julian but he responded very quickly to any concerns or questions that we had over the duration of our stay. The only downside to the apartment was the shower it seemed impossible to keep water from getting all over the bathroom floor. I would recommend this property to anyone with a large group spending time in and around New York City
This was a great neighborhood to stay in for a trip to New York: super fun things to do locally, and walkable to 3 or 4 different subway lines. The apartment is no frills but it worked great for us. We had two families, ten people staying there in the four bedrooms--the kids were three to a bed but they didn't mind, and it was great to have the opportunity to be all together.
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Tomatoes in hanging basket?
I have Hundreds & Thousands tomato seeds, and my goal is to grow them in hanging baskets this year. My question is, how big of a hanging basket do I need? Would 13-15 inches work well, or no? Also, do I need to use jute liners in side the basket?
Many thanks :)
I don't think they're hybrid, but I found this article and it peaked my interest: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/gardeningadvice/5054902/Best-tomatoes-for-hanging-baskets.html
I do...I have Hundreds & Thousands seeds...I was wondering if it would work well, as well as if the Hundreds and Thousands would grow longer than the ones shown in the picture... it seems like a smaller plant if it doesn't. Have you tried it before, Rina?
No, I don't grow tomatoes in hanging baskets. But I had in pots, tried some so-called patio tomatoes.
I grow lots of annuals in hanging baskets, I think it's no different than growing tomatoes.
(Sorry, I didn't realize that Hundreds & Thousands is actually a name of tomatoes).
The site is giving "how to"; you need something to line the basket if you are using the wire-type basket.
Jute liners are pretty good looking, I am not sure what else you would rather use?
You could use hanging plastic pots, in that case no liner is necessary. They may not look as nice.
If you use jute, you could actually poke a holes in sides of it & plant some plants there too...You will get very full basket that way.
Size is up to you I would think. In bigger basket you can plant more plants. I guess it depends also on space you have available.
Watering will be important since plants will dry out much faster than if potted in ground.
I am debating over a jute-lined wire basket or just using on of the larger plastic hanging baskets I have...the plastic alone probably wouldn't have enough insulation though, correct?
It should be warm enough by the time tomatoes should be planted outside, so I would expect them to be 'warm' enough in plastic. In case of cold spell, basket could be brought inside.
Where would they hang - in the garden or balcony?
They may be 'too hot' in plastic in summer, so make sure that you use white/light color rather than black/dark color.
Hanging baskets are also more exposed to winds, so they would dry out faster.
But monitoring the soil should take care of that.


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For moderate to severe pain from
, try applying heat and cold to the
affected joints. Experiment with these heat and cold techniques
until you find what helps you most.
Paraffin wax is a form of moist heat that may help if you have pain
and stiffness in your hands or feet. It is especially useful before exercise.
Your physical therapist can teach you to use paraffin at home.
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ByHealthwise Staff Primary Medical Reviewer Anne C. Poinier, MD - Internal Medicine Specialist Medical Reviewer Joan Rigg, PT, OCS - Physical Therapy
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