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"Looking for an alternative to the preservatives in commercial crackers, I began the quest to make my own."
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1 cup
rye flour
1 cup
all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon
caraway seed
1 1/2 teaspoons
1 teaspoon
onion powder
1 teaspoon
garlic powder
1/3 cup
canola oil
1 teaspoon
1/4 cup
water, or as needed
This recipe is an absolute treasure for any caraway/rye lover. I've never made crackers before and it should go without saying that the final product depends on how thick you roll them and how long you bake them. Mine were all over the board. I rolled the first batch too thick and they turned out dense and heavy with an almost cookie like texture. The thinner I rolled them, the crispier the wafer. The longer I baked them, the crispier the wafer. In all honesty, I actually preferred them a little dense. The caraway flavor stood out more compared to those that were cripsy and made for an irresistible snack.
I found that the crackers were a little doughy, had no snap. Is this what others have found, I even baked for an extra 5 minutes elevated on a cooling rack, in order to circulate the the air in the oven. Easiest way to spread dough is put it in-between two sheets of parchment paper, roll it out as thin as you want, transfer crackers and parchment paper onto baking sheet.
23 Ratings
I'd actually rate this about 4.5 but that option wasn't available. I used olive oil, ww flour for the white, 1/2 the salt called for, I didn't have onion or garlic powder so I squeezed in two or three nice size cloves of garlic. I needed more water as well. After rolling it out I put my pepper mill on as course as it would go and ground lots of pepper on top then gently rolled the rolling pin over it to push the black pepper in. Baking took a little longer. yummy and the pepper goes especially well with cheese.
Great recipe! I like the way the onion, garlic, and caraway combine for flavor. Thanks for the recipe!
This recipe is definitely a keeper! It took me a few tries to get the hang of how to handle the dough but once I started to get the hang of it, they were looking better and better. It's tricky to get them thin but they're better if they are thin. Thank you!
I have made these twice now and we love them. I followed the recipe exactly except I didn't use the caraway seed, because I don't care for it . This was the first time I ever made crackers. Today I had to add a litttle more water, will be making these many more times.
Loved these! I tried to roll the dough through my pasta machine, but the dough was just too dry and I couldn't get it to work. I rolled by hand as thin as I could. These were very good - thanks!
PERFECT! We loved the caraway flavor! No changes were needed and the timing was perfect. I made three different sizes to fit the shapes of the cheeses we are using. I did sprinkle them with salt as we enjoy our crackers salty. This was the first time I had ever made crackers and I really enjoyed the new experience. Thank you BigShotsMom for sharing your PERFECT recipe!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
NY Style Rye Crackers
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 129
Calories from Fat: 59
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Thread: Darsy's Sketchbook
March 1st, 2010 #1
Darsy's Sketchbook
Hey hiya, my name is Darsy, 21 years old, I'm studying animation in the 2nd year of my college and I came here to conceptart because seriously, I am completely blown away by the art that everyone creates here, it's really incredible! So in hopes that I can join you all, I created this thread to show some of my work.
I don't think I have a particular style which I can say it's totally mine, I guess I'm still learning from everywhere and I can't stop changing my style, but it's not something that I do on purpose, it just happens naturally.
I tried to create a thread some time ago, I think I've messed up because it didn't appear until now so, here I am again hahah.
This is some old stuff:
And that's all for now
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March 31st, 2010 #3
New update! I haven't been doing digital lately
March 31st, 2010 #4
Pretty good for a new thread, and don't forget to do some sort of studies when you get the chance.
The Louisianian Sketchbook You can Comment and Criticize if you want.
My Newgrounds Profile Warning: Politically Incorrect thoughts, view at your own risk.
My Facebook Site I stopped using it years ago.
Louisianian artists thread If you're from or live in Louisiana, don't hesitate to post here.
My Profile Nothing else needs to be said.
Trillian: Zenithian Oh, and I am also a GNASH supporter/promoter.
April 11th, 2010 #5
Yeah thank you I have some portrait studies from my portrait class too, here:
other landscape studies
and free drawing
This one was inspired in a drawing from Yoshitoshi Abe - creator of anime series like Lain, Boogiepop Phantom or Haibane Renmei
More free skecth, this time with ink
a concept I'm developing about layers:
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July 29th, 2010 #7
I have some more anatomy studies, these ones were from a book - Anatomy for the Artist. The original isn't mine:
weird things
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I could not stand the pure awesomeness! THEY LOOK AMAZING! And LEON!
April 16th, 2011 #10
Cool sketchbook Darsy, really like your character style and how you fill up the page!
Tumblr : www.izsketch.tumblr.com
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April 16th, 2011 #11
October 15th, 2011 #12
Hey hiya people, I haven't been posting anything for a while so here:
June 23rd, 2012 #13
Hey, I haven't updated in a while, because I'm working in an animation studio, but now I'll show you what I've been cooking:
This is a study for a painting
and this is something else XD
this is my studio's wall XD
and this is before The Offspring performance in the Rock and Rio Lisbon Festival
my friend Sergio, with the finished wallpaper
it got torn to pieces by Limp Bizkit fans (those f-jerks...) XP
I'll be sure to update soon, thanks for watching

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"Come back to where your search began" at Geneva's Homecoming 2012 on Saturday, October 20. The "I Spy Geneva"-themed event will feature a variety of activities throughout the day to continue the annual tradition of celebrating the school's alumni and history.
The perennially popular College Hill Festival will be held on the Pedestrian Mall and is open to the public. The festival features artisans, vendors, live music and great food. There will also be a selection of local groups sharing their skills and talents on the Old Main Stage on Old Main Lawn; several musicians performing on Memorial Lawn; and a mix of kid's games, crafts, face painting and a petting zoo on McKee Lawn.
Alumni are invited to join any number of opportunities to enjoy fellowship and rekindle old friendships. Members of the classes of '82, '87, '92, '97, '02 and '07 will meet in the Benedum Room for reunion photos, which is immediately followed with "Geneva Nostalgia"-the 75th Anniversary season kick-off concert by the school′s choir, The Genevans
Other Alumni events include an Alumni Band Luncheon in Alexander Dining Hall, a Young Life Reunion in Northwood Hall, an Alumni Baseball Game, a Golden Tornado Reunion for alumni of ages 60 and older in McCartney Library, and a 1987 Reunion Gathering in the McCartney Library Lawn Tent.
Also, campus tours will be conducted throughout the morning for those wishing to learn more about Geneva College. Registration for the tours may be made by contacting the Admissions Office at firstname.lastname@example.com or 800-847-8255.
Homecoming comes to a close as the Golden Tornadoes lock horns with the Waynesburg Yellow Jackets on Reeves Field, featuring a performance from the Alumni Band during half-time. Tickets can be purchased at the registration area on Old Main lawn or at the Reeves Field ticket booth before the game. Tickets can also be purchased the day of Homecoming at the registration tent until 4pm, and then they will be available at the ticket box before the game. Tickets are $5 adults; $3 college student, Child (12 and under), or senior citizen. (NOTE: Geneva students are free with ID)


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Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures announced today that the studio has crossed the $2 billion international box office threshold for 2012, the third consecutive year in which the studio has accomplished that feat.
Notable leaders among the studio's biggest international hits in 2012 are Marvel's The Avengers ($891 million), Brave ($317 million) and John Carter ($210 million). The studio's current release, Wreck-It Ralph, has tallied $51.1 million from just 26 territories (30 percent of the international market).


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In biology, scarcity can refer to the uncommonness or rarity of certain species. Such species are often protected by local, national or international law in order to prevent extinction.
Goods and services are scarce because of the limited availability of resources (the factors of production) along with the limits on our technology and skillful people relative to the total amount desired. If somehow people desired nothing, there would be no scarcity. If resources were great enough to produce more than anyone desired, there would also be no scarcity. Scarce resources determine the location of society's production possibilities frontier or curve (PPF). Inefficiencies in the use of resources (less than full employment or inappropriate employment of inputs like land and capital) may limit the amount produced so that the economy operates below its PPF. It is difficult to abolish all inefficiencies, and some characterize institutional inefficiency as artificial scarcity.
Goods (including services) that are scarce are called economic goods (or simply 'goods' if their scarcity is presumed). Other goods are called free goods if they are desired but in such abundance that they are not scarce, such as air and seawater. Too much of something freely available can informally be referred to as a 'bad', but then its absence can classified as a good, thus, a mown lawn, clean air, etc.
Where goods are scarce it is necessary for society to make choices as to how they are allocated and used. Economists study (among other things) how societies perform the optimal allocation of these resources — along with how societies often fail to attain this optimality and are instead inefficient.
For example, some fruits, such as strawberries, are scarce in markets on occasion because they grow only at certain times of the year. When the supply of strawberries is lower, they become scarce, or not always available. This scarcity may have an effect on the demand for strawberries. If enough people want strawberries when none are available, then the demand increases. And this demand is high not because the price is low but because the supply is low.
Another example is gold jewellery. Because the amount of gold available is limited, it is necessary to make choices as to how it is allocated. In a market economy, this is achieved by trade. Other ways to make this decision involve tradition, community democracy and centralized command. In the market, individuals and organizations, such as corporations, trade resources amongst themselves, reallocating resources to where they are most wanted by those with purchasing power. In a smoothly operating market system, the rate of exchange between different resources, or price will adjust so that demand is equal to supply. One of the roles of the economist is to discover the relationship between demand and supply and to develop mechanisms (such as pricing, incentives, or penalties) to achieve an optimal outcome (in terms of consumer welfare).
Certain goods are likely to remain inherently scarce by definition or by design; examples include land and positional goods such as awards generated by honor systems, fame, and membership of elites. These things are said to derive all or most of their value from their scarcity. Even in a theoretical post scarcity society, certain goods, such as desirable land and original art pieces, would most likely remain scarce. But these may be seen as examples of artificial scarcity, reflecting societal institutions. That is, the resource cost of giving someone the title of "knight of the realm" is much less than the value that individuals attach to that title.
On the other hand, the ease with which some goods can be obtained or replicated (for instance intellectual property) led to the introduction of artificial scarcity in the form of legal or physical restrictions which limit the availability of such goods.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa- School districts statewide need to figure out the amount of revenue they'll expect to get, and set local property tax rates for the next school year, by April 15th. For some districts this year, that's meant budget shortfalls and planning budget cuts.
Not too many months ago, Cedar Rapids district leaders probably expected to do some budget cutting this spring to make revenue and expenses match up.
The estimated budget for the district, in round dollars, will probably be about $260-million. But $5-million dollars received in the form of a state grant a few weeks ago will go a long way to eliminating any budget drama for the district.
Dave Benson, Cedar Rapids Superintendent, said the $5-million dollars was really the difference between a budget deficit and a budget close to break even.
"The deficit we had to work with helped us in round dollars about three million dollars toward meeting our goals," Benson said.
Practically every district statewide applied for the new Teacher Leadership and Compensation System grants from the Iowa Department of Education. Cedar Rapids had the highest rank application statewide. That $5-million dollars a year to help pay for improved teacher training will continue for three years.
Superintendent Benson said largely because of that "bonus" revenue to the district, he'll be able to recommend no change in the current tax rate for district residents. And while it's possible the district might have to tweak expenses slightly to keep in line with revenue, those changes won't involve teacher layoffs.
"I'm not anticipating we'll do any pink slipping. We'll make all the necessary personnel moves we need to make to balance the budget with retirements and people voluntarily leaving the district," Benson said.
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I fail. Every morning shade drawn,
hair brushed, swaying, I can't
fasten to the words, Hebrew letters
breathe, young sparrows in my palm.
Yes, calm stands up in the coolness
of morning, light pushes, falls
from under the shade's edges.
A skittering stops me at each syllable. I turn,
check my hair in the mirror, the line of my skirt,
imagine someone watching. I breathe
being observed by an admirer, my mind
startles from words my tongue makes
in the four minutes I give
each morning to speak to no human.
From "Morning Prayer" (Sheep Meadow Press, 2005).
Eve Grubin is the author of "Morning Prayer" (Sheep Meadow Press, 2005 ). She teaches at NYU in London and is the poet-in-residence at the London School of Jewish Studies.
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Robinson (33-3) reached finals with a bye, a tech fall vs. Dassel-Cokato's Aaron Aho 18-2, and a pin of Princeton's Cole Warren in 1:49. In the finale, the match was tied 7-7 when Robinson shot for a takedown but Midas slipped behind Robinson and got the takedown.
Hunter (32-9), a junior at 132, took the long route to state afar losing to Princeton's Dylan Auren 6-2 in the quarterfinals Friday. Smith beat Albany's Leo Kerfeld 8-2 and Litchfield's Tyler Jones 9-0 (avenging a December loss to the same man) to earn rematch with Auren (14-14), pinning him this time in 5:28, In the true second, he nippedDassel-Cokato's Jack Anderson 8-7, getting two near falls to build an 8- 4 lead and withstanding a late rally by Anderson.


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So many amazing dog stories have been written, and hands-down, this is one of the best. We live and breathe Buck's experiences and transformation. We cringe at his pain, we cry at his losses, and we are warmed by his love and loyalty for a human. We read and curse man and his greed, and the laws of nature. We feel joy and yet complete loss as Buck answers his call. The book has many layers, and this is why we love it so. Don't let your students leave its pages thinking it's just another dog story!
Overall, this novel can be taught from middle school on up into 11th and 12th grades. It is up to you to decide on the level of complexity and how far into those layers you want to delve, based on your students' levels. Warn them that the book is sometimes bleak, and that it is devoid of female characters and romance. Younger students may need some help with the language. Bottom line: Take the time to work through what London is trying to convey to the reader. Explore how he makes some big statements about man's true calling and man's dark side through the human characters in the novel. He also shares a good bit in his depiction of the various dogs Buck meets along the way.


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