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I've been inspired to bake some Normandy apple tarts recently. I had some really lovely ones while visiting Bayeux and the Normandy region.
Hope to find time to blog about these soon.
I've been inspired to bake some Normandy apple tarts recently. I had some really lovely ones while visiting Bayeux and the Normandy region.
Hope to find time to blog about these soon.
'Tis the season for rhubarb. I'm welcoming it with wide open arms. I love its tartness and soft, pink coloured centers when you cook them down. While they look like red celery stalks, once cooked down in sugar, they break down into a beautiful mess and is a good balance of sweet and tart. I love the gorgeous pink colour that seem to intensify when they cook. My favourite way of eating rhubarb is in desserts,a simple rhubarb crumble, in particular, after dinner is a pretty fine way of ending the meal. I don't quite see a need to try another rhubarb dessert when I have my strawberry and rhubarb crumble.
However, a warm, sunny afternoon found me creaming up some butter and sugar and these rhubarb managed to find their way into the base (or should I say top?) of the cake. In a way, I'm glad they did. This cake is pretty awesome. You don't have to cook down the rhubarb before adding it to the cake or it will just break down too much into a horrific mess. I wanted the rhubarb to hold its shape somehow so they make a lovely patterned on top of it.
Don't worry, the rhubarb would be well-cooked after being in the oven for a good fifty minutes. It would also have the right balance of tartness and sweetness for there is enough sugar added into the pan schmear and the rhubarb. This cake is deliciously moist when it is slightly warm and even after it has cooled completely – it is fantastic for tea and breakfast. You can debate all you want about whether we should consider rhubarb a fruit or vegetable. Excuse me while I go have some of my cake.
Recipe: Upside down rhubarb cake
Makes a 9-inch round cake
Adapted from Upside down Pineapple cake from Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc at Home
Ingredients: For Pan schmear
57g unsalted butter, room temperature
3/4 tbsp honey
1 tsp brandy
90g light brown sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
pinch of salt
For the rhubarb:
4-5 stalks of rhubarb, washed and tough ends trimmed
1 tbsp cornflour
2 tbsp granulated sugar
For the cake
113g unsalted butter, room temperature, cubed
120g sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
120g eggs
1 tbsp milk
120g cake flour
2 tsp baking powder
1. Prepare the pan schmear: Using a paddle attachment, cream the butter with honey, rum, brown sugar, salt and vanilla and beat until smooth and well-incorporated.
2. Prepare your cake tin: line and butter the baking parchment if you are not using a silicon mould. Spread the schmear over the bottom of a 9-inch cake tin.
3. Prepare the rhubarb: Slice the rhubarb into 1cm lengths and toss it with 1 tbsp of cornflour and 1 tbsp of granulated sugar. Top the rhubarb in a single layer over the pan schmear.
4. Prepare the cake: Cream the butter and sugar with the paddle attachment and mix on low speed to combine, then beat on medium speed for about 3 minutes, until pale and creamy, stopping to scrape down the sides as necessary. Add in the vanilla.
5. Add the eggs one at a time, beat until well-combined and scraping down the sides as necessary. Add in the milk. Add the sifted dry ingredients in 3 batches, until just incorporated.
6. Pour the cake batter over the apple slices and spread the batter neatly with a spatula knife. Knock the cake tin twice against the counter top. Bake in a 175 degrees celcius, preheated oven for about 50 minutes, rotating the cake tin mid way for even browning. The cake is done when it is golden brown and spring back to touch.
7. Cool the cake in the cake tin for about 10 minutes before running a knife around the edges before flipping it over a serving plate. The cake is best served warm though it still taste great at room temperature. *Cake can be stored at room temperature for 2 days. Or you keep the cake for up to a month if you clingwrap the completely cooled cake and store it in the freezer.
I've written a post on Beaune last week. It's time to turn the attention to the Burgundy region where Beaune sits in.
There is a lot of beauty in Burgundy in spring. There's dancing sunlight and blooming flowers. The towns are starting to see activity and liveliness. However, if you are here for the vines, they have barely awoken from their winter slumber.
Burgundy is all about her grand vins yet also more than her grand vins. Sounds contradictory? I went to Burgundy expecting it to be about the beautiful wines – the elegant, oaked chardonnays and the subtle, sophisticated pinot noir but Burgundy turned out to be so much more than that.
There are many small towns (aside from wine-making towns) in Burgundy; I've visited a few of these medieval, small towns that left a lasting imprint. Flavigny-sur-Ozerain, the town where the movie "Chocolat" was filmed in offered a quiet beauty.
While in this quiet medieval townm, you should follow your nose to the Anise sweet facotry. Yes, you would smell that nice whiff of anise aroma in the air. The Anise sweet factory is located at the historic abbey as the sweets were used to be made by the Benedictine monks. The sweets are not made with star anise, but with the aniseed. The anise flavour was surprisingly very pleasant. My favourite is the rose flavoured one – with the delicate flavour of rose permeating it. Apparently, the flavours of the candy are all natural flavouring – derived from plants through alcohol of steam distillation.
Chateauneuf-en-Auxois, a small medieval yet picturesque village perched on a hilltop, is definitely worth a stopover. The journey is as beautiful as the destination as you can see the fortress from a distance.
You can visit the small fortified castle and its walls that was built in the 14th century. Otherwise, you can just take a stroll around the small medieval town and admire the beautiful views of the mountains of Morvan and the Auxois plains from this hilltop village.
The Cistercian Abbeye de Fontenay (Fontenay Abbey), a well-preserved UNESCO Heritage site of a 12th century Burgundian monastery. The Abbey is situated in the middle of a wooded valley, near Montbard. The structure and buildings are quiet plain and free from embellishments – the cloisters are simple with stone arches around but very beautiful at the same time. The space encourages quiet contemplation and is a good site that gives a full view of the monastic lives of the cistercian monks.
Another stop that you shouldn't miss is Dijon, the capital of the Burgundy region. Dijon is a much bigger city compared to Beaune but its centre is pretty much walkable. Dijon is more than its namesake mustard. Of course, you can and should troop down to the Dijon-established Maile boutique to taste its full-range of mustard products.
After that, you should most definitely follow the owl's trail around town (with the owl pointers on the roads); the owl's trail brings you to the important sites like the Ducal Palace and the 13th century Notre Dame cathedral around Dijon town. The owl or la chouette is the icon of the Dijon town.
Dijon town is very lively even when we were there on a day with a lot of grey clouds and passing rain. You can drop by Les Halles, an indoor covered market; I prefer the market at Beaune but if you happen to be in Dijon, you can just walk around the busy and authentic market and watch the locals shove their way into getting their produce.
A fun fact: Les Halles du Marche is designed by Gustave Eiffel, the same guy who designed the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Maybe that's why you see similarities in the iron wrought arches?
The restaurants in the market's vicinity are worth a stop for lunch – they have very affordable prix fixe lunch menus and allow you to sample a good range of Dijon fare. One of my favourites is the oeufs en meurette (Eggs cooked in red wine) – very delicious and all you need to do is to use a slie of bread to soak up all the good sauce. If you want a change from wine, you can opt for Dijon's traditional cocktail – the kir royale, a cocktail made with creme de cassis and a crisp white wine like aligoté.
Another thing to get your hands on is the town's specialty pain d'epices (spice bread). These pain d'epices are usually sold by the loaves and they make good gifts for your loved ones.
There you have it, Burgundy is so much more than her wines. You can definitely spend a whole week in the region and not be bored. It is definitely a region that I hope to revisit in the future.
You can visit Châteauneuf-en-Auxois, Flavigny sur Ozerain and the Fontenay Abbey in a single day.
Les Anis de Flavigny factory
You can visit the factory to see how the candies are being coated.
Opens: 9am to 11am, Mon to Fri
Fontenay Abbey
Opening hours differ based on seasons. Check out the Abbey's Fontenay Abbey opening hours for precise timings.
Fee: 10 Euros for self-guided visits, and 12.50 Euros for guided tours.
Les Halles (Dijon)
The covered market is located on rue Quentin
Opening hours: 7am-1pm Tue & Thu-Sat
Shopping in Dijon
Maille (for mustards)
32 Rue de la Liberté, Dijon
Mulot et Petitjean
13 Place Bossuet, Dijon.
Baking pain d'epices Dijonaise since 1796. Also, a shop with very pretty decor.
Burgundy has always been a high priority on my to-go list because of the wines. You cant imagine how excited I was when I was planning my trip here. It was more of a dream that I didn't think would be realised so soon.
In the heart of Burgundy lies the unofficial wine capital of the region, Beaune (pronounced as "Bone") was the place that we spent a bit of time in during our trip here (we stayed in a small town, called Nantoux, just off Beaune).
Beaune certainly captured my heart from the moment I step foot in this town for lunch. It certainly did help that our first meal in Beaune (and Burgundy) was mouthwatering and delicious. We ate at a very good value-for-money, one-Michelin star restaurant, Les Jardin des Remparts. They spruced up the usual Burgundian specialities; you have your escargots, pain d'epices, and a slow-cooked beef chuck in red wine, but not in your standard bistro form.
The town is walkable but big enough to have variety. Being in the center of the all the wine of Côte d'Or, it is unsurprising of the quality of the restaurants and food in Beaune. It is definitely a good base for a trip in the Burgundy region.
Beaune's Saturday market day
One of the highlights of my stay in Beaune is the Saturday farmer's market. The streets at Place de la Halle come to live on Saturday mornings – they are many stalls that set up their stands and almost the whole town seem to be there as well.
Though smaller than the market in Dijon, I prefer Beaune's market; it is so lively, colourful and there is just so much beautiful produce – from the fresh vegetables and fruits to the sauccison, and fromage. Being there in spring meant that the white and green asparagus were out in full force – they were so gorgeous, I wish that I wasn't just looking.
The market also extends to the covered market in Les Halles where you find fresh meats and seafood. oh and if you know how to shuck oysters, you can buy these fresh darlings on the cheap.
It is difficult to leave such a market empty handed even if you aren't intending to cook. There's a shop specialising in local saucissons (cured sausages) that you can taste and buy. And another shop in the covered market selling cured beef, foie gras stuffed in dried figs, foie gras wrapped in cured beef – we tried and bought all three!You can also find local honey, fruit vinegars (for salads), tea leaves, mustard – all very good travel souvenirs to bring home.
Lastly, I do hope you don't leave without trying the cheeses of Burgundy – my favourite is Brillat-Savarin, citeaux and Époisse and they also bring in cheese from the Jura region which meant Comté reserve, is there as well. The market is the best place to learn more about the delicious local cheeses and to taste some of them as well.
Hospices de Beaune (L'hotel de Beaune)
Hospices de Beaune stands erect in the middle of the town and is the town's 15th century hospital for the poor. Its strikingly beautiful roof can be admired in the courtyard; the roof exhibits Flemish influence and the four-colour glazed tile roof is typical of Burgundian architecture of that period.
The charity hospital was set up by the Chancellor to the Duke of Burgundy, Nicholas Rolin and his wife, who are almost like modern-day philanthropists.
At the hospital (now a museum), you can understand how the patients are cared for by the hospital ran by nuns. One of the more interesting rooms was the apothecary room – where you see ceramic jars of medicinal ingredients are displayed. The nuns would pound the ingredients with the mortar and pestle and serve them to the patients.
Also, if you are an art lover, do not miss the 15th Century polyptych by the Flemish artist Roger van de Weyden, The Last Judgement. It has been removed from the chapel to be kept in a separate room so that it will be better preserved.
Basilique Notre-Dame, Beaune
The Basilique Notre-Dame of Beaune may not be striking at first glance, or even the second glance. It is a church built in the 12th Century based on the model of the Abbey of Cluny that is typical of the Burgundian Romanesque period with a couple of gothic elements such as the bell tower, courtyard added on later.
Some of the church's stained glass windows are in in yellow and white with gray outlines. They are pretty interesting and I wish there was more explanation on the church.
The church is also known for its 15th century tapestries that are housed separately but it was not open when we went. The basilique opens up to a pretty courtyard area with gothic arches that makes for pretty photographs.
One of my favourite shops in town is Alain Hess. It was recommended to us by a winemaker that we visited in Corton.
Alain Hess shop is a fromagerie – the family has been making their own cheeses for three generations. It is also a delicatessen that houses artisanal products made in Burgundy. The cheese that you have to try is one of Hess's own creation – Délice de Pommard which is soft and creamy triple cream cheese covered with brown mustard seeds. The delicatessen is a haven for food lovers. It was at this place that I bought my J.Leblanc huille de noisette ( hazelnut oil), cassis vinegar for salads, and Bonnat chocolate
I love this town and you think would too if you love food and wine. You can almost not eat better and not drink better anywhere else.
Beaune Farmer's Market
held every Saturday morning from March to November. Also on Wednesdays on a smaller scale.
Outdoor market at Place de la Halle and Place Fleury (Just across Hospices). Also, a covered market in Les Halles
Hospices de Beaune (L'hôtel Dieu)
Rue de l'Hotel-Dieu, F-21200 Beaune, France
Opening hrs: 9am to 6:30pm but shorter hours during winter
Ticket: 7.50 Euros for adult, price comes with an audio guide
Basilique Notre-Dame, Beaune
Place Général Leclerc
21200 Beaune
Around the corner from Museé du vins
A fine example of a Burgundian Romanesque style church
Les Jardins des Remparts
10 Rue de l'Hôtel Dieu, 21200 Beaune, France
Phone:+33 3 80 24 79 41
Alain Hess (Fromagerie Hess)
Both a fromagerie and epicerie. I can't emphasize how much I love this shop. First, buy the cheese. They make their own. They also housed all of Beaune and Burgundy specialities here – mustards, cassis liquers, and the artisanal J.Leblanc hazelnut oils
7, place Carnot
21200 Beaune
Tél : 03 80 24 73 51
Opens: 9am to 12:15pm and 2:30 pm to 7:15pm (Mon to Sat)
and 10am – 1pm (Sun)
It is hard to leave Normandy without trying her apple ciders or cidres as they would call it. That would be a utter shame.
This was about the only time when in France that I drink more cider than wine. And then, there is calvados; An apple brandy made in the region that you pray that you won't get drunk on it though it is certainly comforting and warming to have a touch of it after a heavy meal, just before braving the cold, strong winds on the walk back to the hotel.
The first few days in Bayeux was somewhat une petite introduction to the glories of ciders and calvados that the region has to offer. Lunches were supplemented by bottles of ciders that add a refreshing touch to the meal. They are mostly delicious, crisp, some more so than others.
You might be familiar to Normandy apples or Normandy apple tarts – apples are pretty much synonymous to this region. Hence, it is hardly surprising that this is also the region that produces some of the best cider, in my humble opinion and also its famous counterpart, calvados (only the apple brandy made in Normandy can carry this name).
We dedicated one day to explore the Pay D'auge area in Lower Normandy to do some cider and cheese tasting on our own. Our first stop, however, was this small, picturesque town – Beauvron-en-Auge, that has earn herself the name of one of the most beautiful villages in France. Beauvron-en-Auge is certainly deserving of her accolade. While
most of this village lie on one main street that you can walk end-to-end in 15 minutes, the houses that lined the street are half-timbered style Norman houses that make the whole village exude a quaint picturesque quality unlike any others. There are shops that sells little knick-knacks and an unassuming bakery that sells really good pain aux raisins and chouquettes.
Since it was a cold April morning, we practically had the village to ourselves and I got shutter happy as always. The cold winds and drizzle did nothing to dampen any high spirits I had.
We took the cider route (route du cidre)and headed to Calvados Pierre Huet after our morning walk in Beauvron-en-Auge. We visited the distillery that is housed in a wooden building, with its surrounding apple orchards, to learn about how calvados is made. Calvados Pierre Huet is a five-generation, family run estate that produces calvados, pommeau, ciders.
We tried a whole range of their products, starting with their natural apple juice that is naturally sweet and refreshing. They had a few ciders including a pear one which was nice and crisp.
The pommeau was the surprise. I haven't had that before coming to Pierre Huet – pommeau is made by combining apple must (or simply juice) and calvados before ageing it in oak barrels. The pommeau made in Pierre Huet is aged for 36-48 months in oak barrels. You will greatly enjoy it if you appreciate port. The pommeau here taste of prunes, raisins and reminds me greatly of a gorgeous tart tartin.
We also did a horizontal tasting of the calvados – things start to get interesting with the vieux reserve 8 years after the alcohol begins to mellow down. The 15 years was smooth and well-rounded, the alcohol doesn't hit you immediately anymore. It really does get better with age. If you can afford, you can always go for the Cordon Or 30 years (yes, the calvados that has been aged in oaked barrels for 30 years!)
If you have more time, you should most certainly drive along the idyllic route du cidre for a relaxing afternoon. Unfortunately, we did not do that due to time constraints.
After loading up our car with a whole box full of calvados, pommeau and cider, we hit the road towards Livarot – a cheese-making town in Normandy.
We visited the Fromage Graindorge factory that also has a self-guided tour through its cheese making processes. The most famous of its cheeses is of course the Livarot AOC cheese, a washed rind cheese made from cow's milk and is often characterised by the five rounds of reed that is tied around the cheese. It's a soft cheese with quite a strong aroma.
While we came looking for Livarot cheese, we unexpectedly found the Neufchâtel coeur AOP cheese (Coeur de Neufchatel) that Graindorge produces as well. It is one of the oldest cheeses in Normandy, and maybe France. The cheese came in the shape of a heart – its texture is similar to a camembert but it posses a stronger, more earthy and nutty flavour. We bought some along the way to have it with some toasted baguette and wine – it was simply delightful!
Lunch was at a small town named Vimoutiers. We ate in this small and cute place called La Héronnière (which translates to the hedgehoge). The food was simple but pretty delicious. Its focus was on local produce sourced from farms in the region – they also have a nice selection of Norman craft beers and organic ciders. The wholewheat pizza is made in a wood fire oven on site.
We headed to Camembert town to taste the namesake cheese but alas – both Maison du Camembert museum and Fromage Durand (another camembert producer) was not open. I'm not sure why because we did check its opening hours but I guess France was just stepping out of winter hence, businesses are taking their time to open its doors to visitors.
Despite being a little disappointed, I suppose we had done enough eating and drinking for one day. We did enjoy our little adventure in Pay D'auge, a lovely area that is worth your attention if you are in Normandy.
(I've also included some of the places that we did not visit but would have loved to.)
7km north of the N13 halfway between Lisieux and Caen
Information center: Porte Verte du Pays d'Auge, Relais de la Route du Cidre
2, Esplanade Woolsery
14430 Beuvron en Auge
Tel : 0033 2 31 39 59 14
Pierre Huet
5 Avenue des Tilleuls
14340 Cambremer
Tel: +33 (0)2 312 63 01 09, contact through website
Calvados Dupont
Domaine Familial Louis Dupont
Telephone : 02 31 63 24 2
Opening hrs: 9am to 6pm. E-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
Manor de Grandouet 14340 CUMBERER
Telephone : 02 31 63 08 73
Opening hrs: 9am to 13:00, 14:00 to 18:30
E-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
Fromage Graindorge
42 Rue du General Leclerec,
14140 Livarot France
Tel: 02 31 48 20 00, E-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
Opening hrs: 10am to 12 noon and 2:30pm to 5:30pm
Go in the morning to see the workers making the cheese.
Maison du camembert museum
Le Bourg, 61120 Camembert, France
closed on monday. 10am to noon/2pm to 5pm
Visit to learn about how camembert is made. Comes with tasting at the end. 3.5 euro
Fromagerie Durand
the last dairy farm in the actual village of Camembert producing true A.O.C. camembert cheese from raw milk, hand moulded with a ladle in the traditional way.
La Heronnière, 61120 Camembert, Orne
Open all year. Open daily from 9:30am to 12:30pm and 3pm to 6pm. Closed on Sundays.
Le Hérisson
3 rue du Quatorze Juin
61120 Vimoutiers
Tel: 02 33 12 93 44
Opens: lunch 12 noon to 2pm (Tue to Sat) and dinner (Tue to Sun)


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DefinitionA premature ventricular beat (PVB) is an extra heartbeat caused by abnormal electrical activity. It starts in the ventricles (the lower chambers of the heart) before a normal heartbeat occurs. PVB interferes with the heart's normal rhythm and causes a pause before the next heartbeat. It may feel like a heartbeat is skipped. PVBs are common, especially among the elderly. They can occur in people who are healthy, in which case they are harmless. However, when they occur after a heart attack or heart surgery, they can lead to dangerous heart rhythms. In some cases, these rhythms can cause sudden death. You should contact your doctor right away if you suspect you have PVBs after a heart attack or heart surgery.
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- Physical or emotional stress
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- Certain medications, especially those that stimulate the heart
- Heart disease:
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- Disorders that cause the ventricles to get larger, such as heart failure
- Heart valve disorders
- Congenital heart disease
Risk FactorsPVB frequency increases with age and are most common in the elderly. PVBs are also more common in men. Other factors that may increase your chance of PVBs include:
- African Americans ethnicity
- Heart disease
- Use of caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs
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Boys, Wilson, Jardine and Marks along with Mike Love and Bruce
Johnston, reunited for a wildly successful new album and world tour in 2012, leading many to believe the fun
would continue into 2013 and beyond. Love and Johnston, however, declined to extend the reunion and decided to
tour under The Beach Boys banner without Wilson, Jardine and Marks, raising the ire of fans worldwide.
In a statement to the Los Angeles Times, Wilson
said: "As far as I know I can't be fired--that wouldn't be cool. The negativity surrounding all the comments
bummed me out. What's confusing is that by Mike not wanting or letting Al, David and me tour with the band, it sort
of feels like we're being fired."
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Sola, a company best known for its levels, also makes a line of specialty pencils.
Max has just come out with a new standard-pressure 18-gauge brad gun (NF255F) that uses the same driver and bumper technology as the company's 400-psi tools.
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Milwaukee Electric Tool Co. has added a professional-grade battery-powered palm nailer (model 2458-20/21) to its 12-volt cordless M12 line.
Three all-new hose-free gas-powered finish nailers have been introduced, along with a hose-free gas framing nailer that is the first to use full round-head wire-weld nails, says Bostitch.
The compact pneumatic 1-1/2-inch Tico Nailer (DF150S-TC) is designed to make fastening metal hangers to wood framing with framing-bracket nails faster and more efficient.
Rather than build frames in place stick by stick, some trimmers assemble door and window casings on the floor and shoot them into place on the wall.
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Finally, a bloody footprint near one of the victims was made by a Grant Hill Fila-brand sneaker, size 10-and-a-half.
I assume he thinks Chuck Taylors are still as the sneaker of choice and supports the idea of grabbing a quick smoke before tipoff.
But sneaker wedges still might be the worst trend of the year, says Isabel Wilkinson.
1590s, "one who sneaks," agent noun from sneak (v.). Meaning "rubber-soled shoe" is attested from 1895, American English; earlier sneak (1862), so called because the shoe was noiseless. See also plimsoll.
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I do not like frying things. I hardly ever do it because it is messy, uses a bunch of oil, and it can be tricky. Instead, I like finding recipes that let me enjoy those same foods in a slightly different way. Besides, it gives me a reason to seek out good fried donuts or fried chicken. Haha! This is a really easy recipe. You do need donut pans, but if you like fluffy almost muffin/cupcake like donuts, you will like this recipe. They are not the prettiest, although you could certainly work on that, but they are tasty! Plus, they are low in fat.
We have been having super warm weather in the PNW for awhile now. Thankfully, our air conditioning has remained fully operational this year, so no major complaints. But, sometimes you want to sit outside and have something cold. Or you like feeling extra chilly inside. Either way, I have a treat for you that is not super unhealthy, but it also really fast! I managed to make this during the tail end of a Fudgelet nap. No mean feat!
Cookie Butter Cheesecake
One of my weekly follows is Bake at 350's Sweet on Trader Joe's posts. She and her son pick out a new treat each week and review them. In general, I have agreed wholeheartedly with their favorites, so I look forward to what goodies I should pick up from there! Well, I was catching up on all of the older posts in the series and came across the cookie butter cheesecake. That sounded delicious. I rushed to Trader Joe's and searched frantically, but to no avail. Where was it?? I ended up asking the cashier who said it was a seasonal item. As in, only around Christmas time. What? Boo! So, I decided to make my own version.
Since then, I notice they have cookie butter cheesecake bites in their frozen aisle, but that's not as impressive as pulling out a whole big cheesecake. So, I made a whole big cheesecake.
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Summer has started, and we are in the middle of celebrating birthdays, seeing family, plane rides, picking out presents, going to a wedding (all 3 of us!), getting new toys…I am getting a bit anxious with it all, but it is all fun stuff (outside of the plane rides…bleh). I hope to share some pictures of our fun this summer. What do you have planned?
Slow Cooker Indian Chicken Curry
Most chicken slow cooker recipes require bone-in chicken, of which K isn't a fan. I was excited to find a recipe that had flavors we like, and allowed for boneless thighs! There is lots of flavor in this curry.
Pasta with Sausage, Asparagus, and Lemon
This was a recipe I partially sketched out ahead of time, and partially did in the moment. It was a nice, light dish that was filling but perfect for a warm day. If you don't have asparagus, you could swap in a different vegetable such as broccoli. I would recommend steaming the broccoli first, then adding it in near the end.
Topic-Changing Thursdays: The Fudgelet is 11 Months Old!
So, after this post, the next post in this series is a bit different. 12 months = 1 year. This begs the question, do I continue with a monthly post to update you on the Fudgelet? Or would it be better to make it less frequent? Let me know…
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Mark Your Calendars Now! The 41st Annual PCG Traditional Irish Music and Dance Festival - September 10, 11 and 12th at the Irish Center in Philadelphia. Featuring Singers Night hosted by Teresa O'Kane, a Ceili Dance with live music by the McGillians, a Ramblin House Party hosted by John McGillian with local musicians galore and on Saturday evening, Girsa takes the stage with David Munnelly and Philip Masure.
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Announcing our Summer concert on Thursday, July 2nd, 8PM at the Irish Center!
Start your holiday weekend off right, beat the rush to the shore and join us for this amazing double header of Traditional Irish music! Click HERE for more about these brilliant musicians
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Monthly CEILI DANCE - Sponsored by the Philadelphia Ceili Group takes place at the Irish Center
Every 4th Friday of the Month at 8:00 p.m. there is a Ceili at the Commodore Barry Club. A Ceili (kay-lee) is a traditional Irish gathering for fun, fellowship, and laughs (or craic as the Irish might say). Traditional Ceili dances were enjoyed at house parties and crossroads gatherings in the rural country sides. There are several dances which are easy for beginners to learn, such as, Haymaker's jig, Siege of Ennis, Fairy Reel, etc. Many of these traditional dances have a follow the leader pattern that new dancers can easily pickup on their 1st attempt. Our dance caller will teach the basic 3's, 7s, jig step, and Ceili swing at the start of the event. Come early (7:30 ish) and learn the basic steps while meeting new friends! You'll never learn if you don't try. Cost is $12.00 when there is live music, $10 When its recorded music unless otherwise noted.
Sponsored by the Philadelphia Ceili Group takes place at the Irish Center
Every 1st Friday of the Month from 8:00 - 9:00 there is a slow session. This is a traditional Irish session in all ways except one: the tempo. You will play common session tunes at a slower than normal pace, so that beginning and intermediate players can more easily learn the tunes and join in the session. Also great for experienced players who are picking up another instrument! A regular session sponsored by the Irish Center will run after that from 9:00 - on.
The Irish Center 7:30 - 9:30 PM
6815 Emlen St. Philadelphia, PA
All are welcome: any age, any skill level. Sing alone, sing with friends, or just join in on a chorus with everyone.
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NFL Week 3 Picks- Detroit Lions vs. San Francisco 49ers
- Updated: September 15, 2012
NFL Picks
Detroit Lions
San Francisco 49ers
Date/Time: Sunday, Sept.16 8:20 p.m. (ET)
Television: NBC
NFL Odds from VietBet
Point Spread: San Francisco -5.5
Total: 49
NFL Betting Game Trends
Detroit Lions
- The total has gone OVER in 5 of Detroit's last 6 games
- Detroit is 15-7 SU in its last 22 games
- Detroit is 1-7 ATS in its last 8 games
- The total has gone OVER in 9 of Detroit's last 10 games on the road
- Detroit is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games on the road
San Francisco 49ers
- San Francisco is 5-1 SU in its last 6 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of San Francisco's last 5 games at home
- San Francisco is 7-1 SU in its last 8 games at home
- San Francisco is 9-2-2 ATS in its last 13 games when playing Detroit
- The total has gone UNDER in 5 of San Francisco's last 5 games when playing Detroit
NFL Pick – Week 2
Game Overview
Detroit began its quest for a second-straight winning season with a 27-23 victory over St. Louis as a nine-point favorite at home that may have raised more questions than answers for this team. The total went OVER the 46-point line. The Lions rolled-up 355 yards through the air with Matthew Stafford at the helm, but he looked dazed and confused in the first half with three interceptions that led to 13 points for the Rams. He will have to be able to play four full quarters to get by San Francisco this week.
The Lions' defense did a great job at stopping the run by limiting Steven Jackson to just 53 yards on 21 carries and held Sam Bradford in check with 198 yards through the air. Overall, the defense did its part by holding the Rams to just 251 yards of total offense.
The 49ers made an early statement that they are the team to beat in the NFC this season by rolling into Green Bay and beating the Packers 30-22 as six-point underdogs. San Francisco never trailed in this one and had a 16-7 lead at the half and a 23-7 lead heading into the fourth quarter. Aaron Rodgers made the game interesting with two scoring drives down the stretch, but the 49ers' defense came up with the plays when it had to.
The interesting matchup in Sunday night's game will be San Francisco's rushing attack against Detroit's run-stoppers up front. Frank Gore gained 112 yards on 16 carries and the team as a whole torched the Packers with a total of 186 yards on the ground. If the 49ers can produce the same kind of effort against the Lions, they will easily find themselves at 2-0 to start the year.
NFL Prediction:
Detroit's defense should be able to keep this game close well into the second half, but in the end the 49ers have just too much talent on both sides of the ball to lose this game at home in front of a prime time audience on Sunday Night Football. Be sure to watch both head coaches at the end of this game after San Francisco streaks to its second-straight win over Detroit with Jim Harbaugh at the helm. San Francisco 27 Detroit 17
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"We set the rules and clearly the rules have failed," he said. "There's no other conclusion."
The fishery council's science committee is recommending catch reductions of 81 percent for cod in the Gulf of Maine, to 1,249 metric tons, and 61 percent for cod in Georges Banks, to 2,506 metric tons. As recently as 2003, fishermen caught about 8,000 metric tons of Gulf of Maine cod and about 12,000 metric tons of cod in Georges Bank.
New Hampshire fishermen Dave Goethel, a council member, said the recommend catch limits aren't "even remotely enough fish to make any of these boats viable businesses."
"We're not talking about, 'Oh yeah, we're going to have a tough year next year,'" Goethel said this earlier week. "We're talking about, you know, that's it.'"
Bullard said he thinks the groundfish industry will ultimately continue in some form, as fishermen seek alternatives to stay in business for now. Some fishermen have already turned to other commercial seafood, such as monkfish or lobster, and Bullard predicts people will hang on until the groundfish get healthy.
The upheaval will be painful, but it's no different from what other industries face, he said.
"A plant shuts down. A person who's worked there for 30 years all of the sudden goes to the factory door and it's closed," Bullard said. "You learn a new trade and you adapt. ... People adapt and they survive."
Goethel said the bulk of his assets and decades of his life are tied up in fishing. At age 59, whatever's ahead for the industry, he has to ride it out.
"Fishermen are eternal optimists. Every day I go to sea I'm going to have the best day I ever had in my life," he said. "So, yeah, I'm always optimistic that somehow, some way I haven't figured out how yet, we'll find a way out of this mess."


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Baked Tilapia with Avocado and Tomato
Explore variety of Healthy Recipes at Woman's Day. Our Baked Tilapia with Avocado & Tomato Recipe is easy and healthy.
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- 4 tilapia fish fillets (about 5 oz each)
- 2 tbsp. olive oil (preferably extra virgin)
- 0.25 tsp. each pepper, garlic powder
- 0.50 tsp. salt
- 2 ripe medium tomatoes
- 1 ripe avocado (preferably Haas, the very dark skinned variety)
- Heat oven to 350°F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil (for easy cleanup).
- Brush both sides of fish with 1 Tbsp oil; place on lined pan. Sprinkle fish with 1/8 tsp pepper, the garlic powder, basil and marjoram and 1/4 tsp salt.
- Bake 7 to 10 minutes or until fish is just barely opaque at center.
- Meanwhile put tomato and avocado into a medium bowl, add remaining 1 Tbsp olive oil, 1/4 tsp salt and 1/8 tsp pepper. Toss to mix and coat.
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The third edition of this trusted resource for veterinary nurses retains the popular format that has been so successful in establishing the previous editions. All the principal procedures a nurse is likely to be called on to perform are presented in the most practically useful way, linking the action with the underlying rationale and illustrating both with ultra-clear line artworks and photographs, now in full colour and with additional figures for this edition. New material includes coverage of minor surgical procedures while recent changes in the veterinary nursing syllabus are reflected in sections on the horse. Along with these and other changes, the new Clinical Procedures in Veterinary Nursing has been updated throughout to guarantee its continuing role as the veterinary nurse's best friend in practice.
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