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Basically, even the NEP would look horribly socialistic from any mainstream American point of view. But nice try Mr. Magazine!
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Basically, even the NEP would look horribly socialistic from any mainstream American point of view. But nice try Mr. Magazine!
excellent observations. bukharin laid out a path to russia's modernization; stalin's acceleration was appealing politically but incurred unanticipated economic drags and colateral dysfunction to the state building
There is a difference. We're starting from a capitalistic base slowly sliding to a larger central government and redistribution in far greater percentages. In other words, we are going from Capitalism to classic Marxism. N.E.P. would be a reversal to the programs currently agendized by our President. It just doesn't make sense.
There is a coming decision that must be made by our Politicians as to the "Fiscal Cliff" and "Sequestration" and regardless of the President-elect there may be a far greater danger that is readily apparent. I've written an article describing that. http://mbhedgemaster.blogspot.com/2012/10/sequestration-fiscal-cliff.html
Now that we've had our history lesson on the USSR, maybe The Economist could take five minutes to comment on the president's actual economic plan for the next four years, and why he waited until two weeks before the election to put it out.
MS: "It's not clear to me what National Review is trying to do by associating Barack Obama with the NEP" - you mean, you don't know why monkeys fling poo?
And to make a point, why not read S. I. Vavilov's "Lenin and Philosophical Problems of Modern Physics.", Moscow, 1950. Pure bloody bullshit. Utterly incoherent drivel.
Forcing scientists economic historians and psychologists to defer to the great false prophets of Marxism dumbed down both Russian physics and engineering and economics ...
However we currently face a world economic crisis. One of the few discoveries now creditted to Marx was his theory of the falling rate of profit ... re-phrased in the idea that numbers have to add up somehow and the idea that eventually the overinflated financial capital of the world must adjust somehow to the value of the capital goods in mining, manufacturing and agriculture and the value of arable land employed in agriculture.
We are about to enter a second great depression. It will start with bank runs ...
To avert this, what should government's do? (1) Invest in countercyclical infrastructure spending. (2) Invest in education of the future workforce with real useful knowledge and skills. (3) Cut government waste whereever it is found, to make space for (1) and (2). (4) Establish effective prudential banking regulation.
Ah...you are assuming just like Marx that capitalism would not adapt and evolve to new changes... If capitalism had remained static as in the days of Marx, then it would have been consigned to the dustbin of history, as prognosed by Marx long ago. However, it is still alive and kicking although not as lively as in 2006. The problems with all your advice is that people have a way to avoid or water down all those legislations. There are always people out there looking for ways to make a buck. Any shrewd businessman would tell you that you cannot make a buck by doing things like everyone. The competition would not allow it.
Awe cute. Obama and his little blue book.
Plan for Jobs. Sigh, I can't stand the mindless pander of either candidate.
And what's Romney, Mr Contrary, going to do now, propose a plan for not jobs or a not plan for jobs, or a not plan for not jobs?
I wonder who the cynics candidate is? Who could fit that description I wonder? Someone who feigns compassion but never acts on it but always counter to that impulse. Someone who appears to want to help others but over many years has adversely affected the lives of many of his compatriots. Someone who keeps his treasure safely beyond the gaze of prying eyes and wants everyone to do so.
A hyena in sheeps clothing who gladdens the shriveled hearts of cynics. How much is enough? Just a little more.
TE, I've read a fair number of dumb introductory paragraphs in your writing as well. Not partisan, just silly. Introductory paragraphs are hard to write. You better hope everybody remembers that the next time you start off a column about a London symphony with a quote from Alexander the Great.
Who cares what the "National Review" has to say? It's hardly a credible journal. Your headline has mislead me into wasting my time reading this nonsense.
It's about the Beltway. Nonsense is the pidgin.
The reason the Economist wrote about a National Review article is because they did not want to comment on Obama's actual economic "plan." It's a distraction.
Democrats really don't get it when Republicans aren't being serious. Pointing out that Obama's pamphlet sounds a lot like Lenin's was a "isn't that funny?" Many commenters are taking this way too seriously. Lowry also likened the pamphlet to Playboy. You don't need to read more into that analogy. Incredible how much ink is spilled analyzing throw-away lines. Sure, we get a kick out of watching the clueless pull their hair out but it's also kind of sad that the two sides aren't even speaking the same language. It's like the Republicans are speaking English and the Democrats are speaking Russian or North Korean or Cuban.
"Democrats really don't get it when Republicans aren't being serious. Pointing out that Obama's pamphlet sounds a lot like Lenin's was a "isn't that funny?""
Please. After 4 years of the right saying Obama's a socialist etc., you expect anyone to believe that (of National Review)? If the comparison had been in a forum, National Review would have been called a troll.
I do get the Democrats speaking Russian etc. Droll. But, you meant to say the Republicans are speaking American.
I read what he wrote in its entirety, and while it's clear he was trying to be snarky in some of his descriptions, it was intended by snarky + insulting. In other words, it's HIGHLY unlikely he wanted to describe Obama's program as pro-free market.
In context, it sounds VERY much like he wanted to imply Obama's plan was leftist (using what he thought was joking hyperbole by comparing it to a "Stalinist" reform), and he completely screwed it up since he didn't realize that the alluded to Stalinist program was a actually free-market reform.
In other words, what you're doing comes across suspiciously like someone making a mistake when trying to draw an analogy, and then excusing the mistake by accusing those who corrected you as "not getting the joke," "taking things too seriously," etc.
Also, you'll have to forgive us "Democrats" for holding the National Review to higher factual standards than "The Onion."
Democrats insist on using an archaic definition of "socialism" that would exclude Europe's self-described socialists but that's a whole other issue.
For years, Democrats really believed that half or whatever of Republicans believed Obama was born in Kenya. I think most Democrats have wised up and now are just embarrassed to admit that they fell for it. But it looks like most haven't really learned their lesson.
I had no problem with MS pointing out that the Leninist analogy may not work though that kind of misses the point of the analogy. I did have a problem with MS not writing about the substance, or lack thereof, of the pamphlet but that's another matter. But the point is that, it obviously wasn't intended as a serious policy criticism. That came later in the post.
Sure, I can forgive Democrats for lacking a sense of humor but don't blame Republicans for that.
Or whatever is a big error bar. I always believed a nutty fringe believed it (of which I have several from my college days, giving me pause about the fringe part), and that the right power structure, which I don't think believed it, was perfectly willing to exploit and promote it. They'd often give them themselves plausible deniability by couching answers in phrases like "I take him (Obama) at his word" or such.
As for socialists in Europe, I don't know which (seriously) socialists in Europe your referring to. Methinks they come in different flavors and extremes, so I refrain from further comment on that.
As for parts of government being socialistic, I don't know why Americans, especially on the right, get such a bug up their you know what. It's not the civilization ending concept many think it. Anybody in the U.S. military and their dependents are totally submerged in the most socialistic organization in the U.S. It's all taxpayer funded, with housing, health care, schools that are bought, owned and run by the government.
You're right that both sides need to embrace the word "socialism" more. I once called the USPS socialist in a comment and was bombarded by Democrats calling me a right-wing fanatic who doesn't know what socialism means. The USPS, the military, and public schools are socialist.
Well, Marxist state free worker paradises, and the 'conservative' the concept of a purely individualistic civilization are equivalent and as such equally grounded in reality. The problem is that the term is historically and politically charged.
Certainly it does not rise to the level of NRO's pre-convention piece on Mr. Romney's mystical son-generating phallus. (No, I did not make this up. www.nationalreview.com/nrd/articles/313504/boss?pg=1)
Except that the USPS is run for profit and chartered by Congress and has not been directly funded by taxpayer dollars since the early 1980's.
Just like Cuban tobacco farms and North Korean handbag factories.
Is it just did me or did the National Review just sell you the rope with which to hang them. Gotta love the running dogs. :P
Btw, when did "Patriotism" become "do what I tell you". The Obama Administration: Never in the course of human history have so many been volunteered to do so much for just one.
"Btw, when did "Patriotism" become "do what I tell you"."
That would be around mid-2002 or so, when opposition to the Patriot Act or any votes against various wars became akin to siding with terrorists. I suppose the official date could be chosen as the day French Fries became Freedom Fries.
or any votes against various wars became akin to siding with terrorists.
That's why Obama doesn't think little old congress should have to worry it's pretty little head about whether he can overthrow a regime.
Sigh. Yeah, of course this means Obama is a socialist/communist/Marxist.
Stephenie Meyer wrote a book titled "Twilight" about glittering vampires, so she's obviously practically the same in ideological outlook as Elie Wiesel, who also wrote a book titled "Twilight". I don't know, maybe she is, but to imply so based on book titles is... baffling, to be polite
...come to think of it, how DO we know Obama isn't a Vampire?
Guess you don't know the reference. He doesn't glitter.
You know who else didn't glitter? Stalin. (In defense of NRO, this game is really fun)
But Kim-Jung Il glitters. [/youtube]
Well except for the egregious lies and lack of ANY detail, the pamphlet is great. Quickly I'll give one clear example of an egregious lies. In the glossy pamphlet, there is this asinine Obama quote:
"Asking a billionaire to pay at least as much as his
secretary in taxes? Most Americans would call that
common sense." – President Obama
There is NO billionaire living in this country paying a lower Federal Income tax than his secretary. This is ridiculous. The truth of what the President MAY have been trying to say, unsuccessfully, was a billionaire MAY pay a lower Federal Income Tax RATE than his secretary even though the billionaire is paying millions in Federal Income Tax while his secretary is likely paying thousands.
These blatantly dishonest statements intended to create class warfare for purely political reasons are disgusting.
You are also blatantly dishonest for confusing company tax with personal tax. The billionaire owned a company and the company is paying millions in company tax is not the same as the billionaire himself is paying income tax at the same brackett as his secretary.
Indeed. If he wanted to not pay double taxation, he should run something that isn't a corporation.
Double taxation is the price you pay for limited liability.
So good, you'll get executed by Stalin for supporting it?
That's a good enough endorsement in my book.
M.S, I don't think you really responded to the National Review's chief problem with the Obama pamphlet - the phrase 'economic patriotism' - that does sound ominous.
Granted, the content is relatively harmless in a non-enlightening way, but the header is indeed unfortunate.
NRO responds to MS: "Memo to The Economist: Deng Xiaoping was a reformist, too. I would not want him to be president of the United States."
NRO is embarrassed because TE took them to school.
To be fair NRO's rebuttal has little to do with the main point/criticism that M.S. laid out above, which is:
"Interesting reference! The Novaya Ekonomicheskaya Politika was a free-market economic reform package introduced by the Soviet government in 1921. It entailed a retreat from an all-state economic model in favour of institutionalised recognition of a legitimate private sector in industry and agriculture, as well as a dramatic tax cut."
So now they're saying Obama is like Deng Xiaoping? How's that different than implying he's like Lenin based on a book title?
He's Deng AND Lenin AND Stalin AND Boris and Natasha from the Rocky and Bullwinkle show.
NRO didn't actually say that.
NRO's response was that Deng and Novaya were reformers but they still are/were unqualified to become president of the United States.
But the fact that some (foreign) reformers are unqualified to be president doesn't imply that Obama, as a reformer, is unqualified to be president.
NRO's argument is a straw man attack.
How did NRO not respond to that? MS responded to NRO explaining how the NEP was really just "communism light." NRO responded by saying that communism light is still not what we want.
All this is kinda dumb though. NRO made a joke. MS explained why the joke might not really work. And everyone else is caught in the crossfire. People taking this too seriously.
"The Novaya Ekonomicheskaya Politika was a free-market economic reform package introduced by the Soviet government in 1921. It entailed a retreat from an all-state economic model in favour of institutionalised recognition of a legitimate private sector in industry and agriculture, as well as a dramatic tax cut."
"communism light"? Doesn't sound like it. Sounds more like capitalism with some government, which is exactly what the USA is (and ever has been since its founding) today.
a : a theory advocating elimination of private property
b : a system in which goods are owned in common and are available to all as needed
If it was a joke then it has little logical/factual value and thus not worthy of discussion. Otherwise I was trying to explore the logical value of NRO's rebuttal, which I don't see how amounts to "taking it too seriously."
Just to be clear, you believe the Soviet Union under Lenin's NEP was capitalist and not at all communist?
Or to clarify: I didn't see it as an obvious-enough joke to immediately laugh and dismiss it as just a joke.
Perhaps others would disagree, but I thought the statement was worthy-enough of analysis.
You can't really be partially capitalist and partially communist. By definition communism is the idea of abolishing private property. Either you're communist or you're not.
Capitalism, on the other hand, by definition, allows for some government.
"an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market"
So yes I believe that the Soviet Union under NEP would be a capitalist state rather than a communist one, even if the government labeled the state as a communist one (in a factually inaccurate manner).
Aren't the republicans trying to reform the government? Oh oh, see if a communist was a reformer, then reformers are communists and that means the Republican party is the Manchurian candidate!
Don't really understand this NRO response either. I certainly don't think Deng Xiaoping would have made a good president of the US, nor would Ronald Reagan or FDR have made good general secretaries of the Chinese Communist Party. Nor would Isaac Newton be a good quarterback of the New York Jets.
The main point is that if you want to make a sneering remark comparing someone to something out of Soviet history in order to imply they're similar to totalitarian Communists, you don't want to pick the most free-market capitalist programme in early Soviet history in order to make the comparison. At a deeper level, perceiving Soviet history in this sort of ill-informed, monolithic fashion makes it easier for people to misunderstand or deliberately distort current American politics.
The last thing you want in a quarterback is some guy sitting around the locker room sliding metal rods along the edges of his eyeballs and saying "Look, see! I deformed the lens of my eye right there!"
"Nor would Isaac Newton be a good quarterback of the New York Jets."
I suggest you watch this if you believe that :D
Obviously he'd be great on the football field!
This article is mocking the mockers not endorsing Obama's pamphlet. Yes I am looking at you hedgefundguy and RR.
This reply is mocking the mockers who mock the mockers for not endorsing Obama's pamphlet.
Yes I'm looking at YOU!
You still don't have a clue.
M.S. is just tossing something out there to get people riled up.
National Review is entitled to their biased opinion.
Some of us know what they put out and avoid it like the plague.
My comments mock only myself. Mock, mock, mock. Has anyone noticed how fun it is to say mock. Mock!
I happened to agree that his leaflet is political cr@p. I also happen to agree that MS is riling people up.
I am not sure why you have to be so aggressive at me or the post though, I happened to think his article was a relatively clever and witty mocking of mockers and in no way contradicted the view that the leaflet is rubbish.
This article is mocking the mockers not endorsing Obama's pamphlet. Yes I am looking at you hedgefundguy and RR.
I am not sure why you have to be so aggressive at me or the post though
What is the secret agenda of Obama? There is another potential danger looming large in the horizon. Obama has authorized joint military exercise with Egypt. After Morsi became president, several alarming changes have taken place. Like Khomeini's Iran, the whole state has been Islamized. A constitution that codifies religious fascism was hurriedly written. Hundreds of convicted terrorists were released, turning Egypt into a haven for jihadist terrorism. The Muslim Brotherhood and its Salafist allies attacked embassies and US interests (KFC, Coco Cola etc.,) in the newly Islamic-dominated Middle East countries. Morsi, emulating Iranian Ayatollahs, incessantly affirms his identity as an Islamist leader of an Islamist State. He has appointed Isalmist extremists to head the State press and audiovisual media. Just days after a report that the U.S. was sharply cutting its participation in a military exercise scheduled with Israel, U.S. planes landed in Egypt for a joint exercise. Code-named "Eagle Arena 2012," the exercise will include air and naval forays by US and Egyptian planes and boats, over the country, Sinai, and the Red Sea. According to Egyptian media reports, the purpose of the exercise is to enable Egyptian forces to practice both defensive and offensive tactics. By giving Muslim Brotherhood forces training in offensive tactics, Obama is training jihadists how to attack America and Israel in a future warfare. Egyptian president Morsi, is working to bolster Egyptian ties with the communist Chinese dictatorship while becoming increasingly despotic at home. When America itself is submerged in loans, Obama has announced last month his plan to transfer $450 million in cash to help Egypt's jihadist Muslim Brotherhood-dominated government which is estimated somewhere between $12 billion and $23 billion. In the new geopolitical scenario, Egypt having intimate ties with Beijing and Moscow and with the emergence of a new axis in the Middle East – Tehran-Cairo-Baghdad-Damascus – it is suicidal for America to train Muslim Brotherhood forces in defensive and offensive tactics. Another term for Obama will make him to strengthen this alliance with Islamist Egypt which will be a great danger to America and Israel.
Abe - Count me among the many who are tired of your posts. I get it. At least do us the favor of shortening your posts to your point - Obama hates Israel and America. Blah blah blah.
One Jew to someone who may be a Jew: you're nuts.
So I'm confused now-- does this mean the typical subscriber to the National Review is more of a mouth-breather or a knuckle-dragger?
It means that TE considers that question a matter of national important.
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I have a theory that Data and Jordi were actually flaming homos and that Data was the pitcher, Jordi the catcher. Can you confirm?
How do you turn a phrase?
I think Mr Frakes is actually offering to give manly advice, rather than answer questions about warp speed.
For example:
Mr Frakes, can you please advise me a suitable wedding anniversary gift for a manly husband to give to his wife?
thanks in advance.
Data once emulated me to grow a manly beard. I believe this may have been to impress LaForge.
However, he also was seen informing Lt Yar that was was "Fully functional"
I believe Data was a bit of a dandy. Animal, vegetable, mineral. He'd do anything to anything. For that reason it would not have surprised me if LaForge were to receive some android love.
Why thank you, I am happy to give any manly advice or answer questions about my Enterprise days, whichever people prefer.
As for your wedding anniversary. Have you tried growing a beard? It's the gift that keeps on giving!
If you are feeling particularly manly, craft yourself a beautiful suit out of wrapping paper and stride purposefully to the bedroom with a ready made breakfast and say, "First eat this, then unwrap your present."
It seems the fine people at Wikipedia are more skilled in the realms of engineering than me.
They are however, not as manly.
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Indeed, in the pilot episode no less! And without a manly beard to guide me!
My most manly moments were any of the times I leaned forward in the chair to maximise my camera/beard exposure and uttered "Fire" in a manly voice.
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This recipe, inspired by the strawberry-and-cream dessert traditionally served at Eton College on 4 June, is great for nervous meringue makers – because the meringues are broken up, it simply doesn't matter if they weep, crack or collapse. So, you can practise making them over and over with this dish until you get them perfect and, at the same time, enjoy this amazingly good summer dessert. Don't forget, though, to make the meringues the day before you want to serve the pudding.
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6 oz (175 g) golden caster sugar |
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First, have the caster sugar measured out ready, then place the egg whites in a scrupulously clean bowl and whisk until they form soft peaks that slightly tip over when you lift the whisk. Next, add the caster sugar, about a tablespoon at a time, and continue to whisk until each tablespoon of sugar has been thoroughly whisked in.
Now simply take rounded dessertspoonfuls of the mixture and place them in rows on the lined baking tray. Place the baking tray in the oven on the centre shelf, turn the heat down to gas mark 1, 275°F (140°C) and leave the meringues there for 1 hour.
After that, turn the oven off and leave the meringues in the oven to dry out overnight, or until the oven is completely cold.
When you're ready to make the pudding, chop half the strawberries and place them in a blender together with the icing sugar. Whiz the whole lot to a purée, then pass it through a nylon sieve to remove the seeds.
Now chop the rest of the strawberries and whip up the double cream to the floppy stage. All the above can be done in advance, but when you are ready to serve, break up the meringues into roughly 1 inch (2.5 cm) pieces, place them in a large mixing bowl, add the chopped strawberries, then fold the cream in and around them.
After that, gently fold in all but about 2 tablespoons of the purée to give a marbled effect. Finally, pile the whole lot into a serving dish, spoon the rest of the purée over the surface and serve as soon as possible.
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dairy-free strawberry, vanilla & coconut ice cream recipe
Back when I used to work in Sydney, one of my main jobs in the pastry section was making ice cream. I loved it. Playing with all that sugar, milk, cream and eggs was so much fun. We used two commercial ice cream machines to churn the custard bases, which were always whizzing away under my bench. The freezer was full to the brim with all sorts of flavours; cinnamon, creme fraiche, pistachio, brown sugar and one of my all time favourites... burn honey.
Real, pure, home made ice cream cannot be beaten and for the last 10 years I've been dreaming of owning my very own commercial ice cream maker, but a few other priorities have stood in the way of me and my machine, it seems. Yes I know it's easy to make ice cream without a machine (instructions follow below), but to me the results are not quite as good as with one. And yes I know there are loads of really cheap machines out there, but see, I'm one of those people who would rather wait for years to be able to afford the real deal than to fold and buy a much cheaper and possibly sub-standard model. Yes, I'm a snob. Well that's one way to look at it, that or I'm actually really on-to-it and would rather buy quality that won't break in two seconds? Whatever way you want to look at it I've found a happy medium and am now the proud owner of a not-rubbish-cheap-but-not-break-the-bank ice cream machine! Thankfully for me, cuisinart now make a reasonably priced machine, and although it will never be as good as my dream model with the inbuilt freezer, it does the job okay, so I'll get over it. For now.
The first recipe to christen my new machine was a no brainer, I've been eyeing up David Lebovitz's vegan strawberry ice cream recipe since way back in July last year. We were in the middle of winter when he posted it and I remember thinking how lovely it would've been to be somewhere with berries in season, eating a huge bowlful of ice cream.
He used rice milk as the base for his ice cream and a touch of alcohol to keep the texture softer, but as we don't ever really have a bottle of vodka hanging around the house these days (in the past, yes. But not so much any more) and knowing the kids would love to eat some too, I left that out altogether and used coconut milk in place of rice. The higher fat content helps to keep it ever so slightly softer. This ice cream isn't exactly what most would associate with the name, it's more sorbet-like in texture, light and not overly creamy. The strawberry flavour is dominant, with an undercurrent of vanilla, coconut and orange to keep things exciting. It's lovely eaten like soft-serve straight from the ice cream machine bowl, or pop it into a container and freeze for two hours to firm up further. If like me, you forget about it and leave it for way longer, simply pull it out of the freezer about 20-30 minutes before you are wanting to serve, leaving it to soften enough to roll with a hot scoop. Serve topped with lightly toasted coconut flakes or drizzle with dairy-free chocolate sauce for a real treat!
Recipe adapted from David Lebovitz.
dairy-free strawberry, vanilla & coconut ice cream
I used grated pure palm sugar, but feel free to use a nice organic raw cane sugar. If you aren't vegan, you could use honey in place of the brown rice syrup (although it will change the final flavour somewhat), or try using agave nectar. I used coconut milk, because that's what I had in the pantry, but would love to try this made using coconut cream for a much richer and consequently smoother ice cream. When buying coconut milk and cream, make sure you read the labels and only buy 100% coconut milk/cream. Many have added preservatives and stabilisers and some contain gluten (I know, what?). I've been using a vanilla bean paste lately, but if preferred use the seeds of 1 scraped vanilla bean, or 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract.
makes 1.25 litres
- 700g fresh strawberries, washed, hulled and cut in half
- 100g (1/3 cup firmly packed) pure (light) grated palm sugar or 100g (1/2 cup) organic raw cane sugar
- 2 tablespoons brown rice syrup
- 1 1/2 cups (375ml) pure coconut milk~ see head notes
- 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste or the scraped seeds of 1 vanilla bean
- 2 teaspoons fresh squeezed orange juice
- a good pinch of fine sea salt
- lightly toasted flaked coconut to serve, optional
Place the strawberries in a bowl with the sugar, brown rice syrup and vanilla bean paste. Mix well and set aside for 1 hour until the sugar dissolves and forms a lovely pink syrup.
Blend strawberries, their syrup, the coconut milk, orange juice and salt in a blender until smooth. At this stage you can pass the mixture through a fine sieve if a totally smooth ice cream is preferred. I wasn't fussed, so left the strawberry seeds in.
Chill the mixture well before churning in an ice cream maker, following your manufacturers instructions. Eat as soft serve straight from the machine, or scoop into a freezer-proof container and freeze for 2 hours before serving. This ice cream freezes solid when left any longer than 2 hours in the freezer due to it's high water content and lack of cream and eggs. If left for longer than 2 hours, remove from the freezer 20-30 minutes before serving and use a warm scoop to roll or simply scrape out chunks of ice cream to serve. Top with toasted coconut flakes or dairy-free chocolate sauce for a real treat!
If you don't have a ice cream machine pour the mixture into a shallow freezer-proof container (a loaf tin is perfect), freeze for 1 hour until the edges are starting to freeze, beat with a hand mixer or whisk until smooth. Return to the freezer and repeat this another 2-3 times before leaving to freeze for 2 hours. The results won't be quite the same, but still delicious!
A few of David's links you may like to read:
How to make ice cream softer
How to make ice cream without a machine for a much more detailed explanation than mine above.
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Ice cream! My favourite. This sounds just beautiful :) And good on you for waiting on an ice cream machine, because seriously, if you're going to fork out that much money you might as well get the good stuff.
Oh, and I'm so going to be checking out the labels of coconut milk/cream now, I buy so much of it but never thought to check that it had anything other than pure coconut in it. Gross!RepliesYeah it's kinda scary what some of the cheaper brands add to their coconut milk/cream. The ingredients list should read, coconut + water. That's it. Most contain stabiliser 466 (read more about it here~ http://mbm.net.au/health/400-495.htm) I make my own coconut milk and cream on occasion and might share my recipe in the next week or so...
Your ice cream looks fantastic!!!!! There's nothing better than ice cream made out of fresh strawberries.
I had no idea about the additives in coconut milk. Why do companies need to mess with food? Thanks for the tip....I'm running off to check my pantry.yay for ice cream machines! I love mine, although I haven't utilised it this summer as much as I would have liked... however, I love love love the look of this ice cream! I made David's chocolate, eggless ice cream with coconut cream for a friend who was going lactose free for a while and she loved it. Tasted just like a chocolate billabong that we used to lick up on the summer holidays.
Looking forward to seeing more icy treats from you, esp a burnt honey one :)Wow! Your photography is fabulous! I'm drooling looking at that ice cream.
Thanks for this recipe. If Canberra ever decides to return to Summer (it was down to 1.6'C overnight) I'll be making some of this.Well, that does it - this amazing looking ice cream is just about the tenth one I've come across in the past two months - I now must get an ice cream machine! The coconut milk/cream additives really get me - they're even in the organic ones... I've only found one kind in Sydney that has nothing aside from coconut and water, so frustrating, but at least there is one!
ReplyDeleteOoooh so yummy! Great flavour combination too. I'm so glad you got your ice cream machine, its worth waiting for the right equipment rather than making do. One day you'll get your fancy-pantsy machine, and I'll get my commercial kitchen.... :)
ReplyDeleteYum. It looks fantastic, and though you say it's more like sorbet in consistency is looks very much like ice cream from the photos.
ReplyDeleteRepliesYeah it's does look creamy in the photos doesn't it. It is, slightly. But with all those strawberries the mouth-feel is more sorbet-like. Either way it's pretty damn good :-)
DeleteMaybe I should have said it's more like a gelato? Creamy but not as rich as a regular ice cream if that makes sense?
Oh Emma, you are making me go and and buy an ice cream machine with this recipe! Not sure if this is a good or a bad thing :-)
ReplyDeleteYum thanks Emma, what a delicious treat to welcome me back to your blog in 2012! I haven't made this recipe YET but amalgamated this with another of your icey treat recipes. We have new rocket ship popsicle moulds and I wanted to make mango treats for vegan friends, after reading this post made mango, lime and coconut milk rocket popsicles (with a bit of rice milk too - thanks to your link to David L's post). Will be eaten after lavosh with edamame dip (which I was at first sure you'd made a recipe for, I just come to you for all things good!), and Heidi's Otsu soba noodles with tofu. Thanks and happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI got the Cuisinart ice cream maker for Christmas, and I'm excited to make dairy-free ice creams for my son. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteSince i became intolerant to eggs and dairy I've been wondering how i'd be able to cope without ice cream. I managed for a while on soy ice cream from the supermarket, but for nearly $6 a litre i ate it sparingly.
I too like buying quality products and will wait for ages for the right product to come out instead of buying something for the hell of it.
Today i picked up my new $330 Breville Smart Scoop Ice Cream Maker, model BCI600. It has the built in refrigerator so there's no to mess around with pre-freezing bowls and so forth and it has different setting to choose hardness.
All i need now is to find some egg and dairy free recipes (Vegan) that will work great in my fully automatic ice cream maker! Anyone out there that can help?
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The Unsinkable Molly Brown… I loved her in the Titanic movie. From the Molly Brown House Museum:
Margaret, though sore, tired and cold, began to take action. Her knowledge of foreign languages enabled her to console survivors who spoke little English. She also rifled through the ship to find extra blankets and supplies to distribute to women who were sleeping in the dining room and corridors. Margaret realized that many women had lost everything- husbands, children, clothes, money and valuables- and needed to start a life in a new country. She rallied the first class passengers to donate money to help less fortunate passengers. Before the Carpathia reached New York $10,000 had been raised. (source: http://www.mollybrown.org/learn/about-molly-brown/)
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Those slices look good enough to eat!
I have read the Ultragrain website trying to figure out how that product compares with KA White Whole Wheat. Can you shed some light on the subject?
1004 + 3/4 cupsEagle Mills All-Purpose flour66.81 + 1/3 + 1/4 cupswater
Do you have a recommended way for measuring out the flour and water by volume?
I have been unable to locate Ultragrain locally. Where are you buying it?
Also, what kind of indoor oven do you use that is giving you 600 degrees?
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Longboard revival series starts its season
Kevin Snow, left, and Saylor Flett, right, take off down the hill at the Plumas-Eureka Ski Bowl during elimination matches in the Longboard Revival Series races Jan. 20. Photos by James Wilson |
Historians and racers of all kinds showed up Sunday, Jan. 20, to the ski hill above Johnsville to participate in and watch the first set of races in this year's world-famous Longboard Revival Series.
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The racers were broken up into men's and women's categories. In the day's only unfortunate incident, an early contestant suffered a broken ankle. Dana Ludington was racing against Dana Flett in the first heat of the day. Ludington crossed the finish line first, but crashed while stopping. She experienced severe pain in her ankle and was carried out to the parking lot on a snowmobile sled. Later that day it was determined that her ankle was broken.
By process of elimination the male and the remaining female contestants dwindled until only a handful remained.
Don Fregulia placed first in the men's category and Kina Nemath won the women's.
Butch Lambert placed second for the men and Tom Fralick placed third. In the women's category Dana Flett came in second and Morgan Coons third.
The Longboard Revival Series will continue Feb. 17 and March 17. The February races will be held in conjunction with the Eastern Plumas Snowfest. The March races will be the last set of the season and, thus, the world championship.


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This module makes it possible to change URI using regular expressions (PCRE), and to redirect and select configuration depending on variables.
If the directives of this module are given at the server level, then they are carried out before the location of the request is determined. If in that selected location there are further rewrite directives, then they also are carried out. If the URI changed as a result of the execution of directives inside location, then location is again determined for the new URI.
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1. George A. Romero
Creepshow just aint Creepshow without George Romero. George, your career has been fizzling out lately, to say the least, but this is your chance to reclaim your former glory and show the world that you've still got it. I want so badly for you to erase Diary of the Dead from our collective minds and deliver a film the likes of which we know you are still capable of delivering. Just please, keep the zombies out of this one....
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The first Creepshow is one of Eli's favorite films and with his style of humor blended with horror, he'd be a perfect fit for the project. As much as I loved the Hostel flicks, i'd love even more to see another fun and humorous movie from him like Cabin Fever and that's probably what we'd get if he did a Creepshow segment.
3. Adam Green
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4. James Gunn
This is another guy that will always have my full support, no matter what he does. The Dawn remake (which he wrote) kicked ass, Slither kicked ass, everything he does is just plain fun and Gunn's entertainment factor is just what The Creeper ordered, so to speak.
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