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I love the floors! Gorgeous color and size. I'm so looking forward to the day we replace our carpet. Especially on the stairs!ReplyDelete
Did they have stair treads that match your floors? They look so crisp and clean.
Love following along, all your choices are so my style.
The floors are gorgeous! Love the hand scraped look. And the kitchen...AMAZING!ReplyDelete
So worth it. The floors are absolutely beautiful. I bet they've completely transformed your house.ReplyDelete
I am giddy over those floors! They look amazing. And the kitchen, good lord! I can't wait for the full reveal because I'm loving it already.ReplyDelete
Wow! The floors look amazing. It's a good thing you decided to extend the new floors to pretty much the whole house. It's amazing how all of those were done in one whole day. I guess that's one of your talents, Laura. Hahaha! Anyway, I hope to see more home renovation projects soon. Keep us posted! All the best! :)ReplyDelete
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Monday, July 22: Chicken Parmesan, baked potato with sour cream, Italian-blend vegetables, blueberry muffin, fresh orange. At Jewish Home and Care Center (Lakeside): Greek salad, cheese and veggie quesadilla, Spanish rice, broccoli, carrot cake, milk. At UCC: Cheese enchiladas, Mexican rice, Mexican beans, spinach salad, applesauce.
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With this morning's papers come two distinct takes on last night's Democratic presidential debate. See if you can spot the difference.
Newspaper A: "Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was professorial and emphatic"; Senator Barack Obama "reserved and cautious." Overall, it was "a surprisingly sedate and meandering affair" during which candidates "did not tangle at all."
Newspaper B: Clinton and Obama "locked horns last night," "differing broadly on how they would respond to a new terror strike." Obama "took a pointed jab at her and the other candidates," but "Clinton came down the strongest."
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In Debate, Democrats Show More Unity Than Strife [NYT]
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At the last meeting of the Northumberland Board of Supervisors, people who live in Reedville presented a petition to reduce speeding in the town. At least 31 households signed the petition asking for "speed reduction devices" either on or across Main Street. The speed limit is 25 mph, but Jane Kimball told the Rappahannock Record trucks go down to the end of the road and "they're doing more like 45 miles an hour- and if they had to stop for someone, they couldn't do it."


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Photoshop CS4 offers an abundance of helpful shortcuts and hidden tricks that allow designers and photographers to get more done in less time. In Photoshop CS4 Power Shortcuts, Michael Ninness reveals hundreds of tips to boost productivity, including the top 20 power shortcuts every Photoshop user must know. He covers strategies for better document and panel management, and offers techniques for becoming quicker and more nimble when using layers, adjustment layers, and layer masks. Exercise files accompany the course.
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So Photoshop and the other Adobe applications in the Creative Suite for CS4 introduced a new more overarching interface concept called the Application Frame. Now on Windows this is something that is just on. It can't be turned off. It's just kind of the way Windows applications work. On a Mac, all the Adobe applications have the Application Frame turned off by default. That's what you are looking at right now. It is not turned on. The easy way to explain this is that if the Application Frame is turned off, you see through Photoshop. Like you can see Bridge in the background here because there is no part of the application obscuring or hiding the other applications in the background. It's off by default on the Mac because this is kind of a fundamental shift in the way applications on the Mac work. You have always been able to see through to the underlying desktop.
To turn it on, on a Mac, you go to the Window menu and towards the bottom of the menu called Application Frame. And the minute I turn this on you will right away see the difference. The application window, now the Application Frame, is a self-contained window, meaning all the aspects of the application, the document window, the panels, are all in one contained window, which means it's very easy to move the entire application around. You can even move it to a second monitor if you want it to. Or you can resize the entire application. So if I go to the bottom right-hand corner and resize it, the document window and the panels travel with that resize.
Now the resizing behavior, that is both the same on both Mac and PC. The only difference here is that on the Mac, you have to turn it on because it's not on by default and on a Windows machine, you can't turn it off. It's just part of how a Windows application works. If you click that green button on the Mac, of course that will expand the application to fill the screen. So I actually love the Application Frame. I've gotten quite used to it. I like the fact that it's very easy to resize the whole application and everything travels with you, plus I think, especially if you are starting out, it's very easy to accidentally click out of Photoshop when you are not in the Application Frame. That's one of the benefits of the Application Frame being on. So if I turn this off, if I click outside on Bridge, I'm not in Photoshop anymore. I've got to toggle back to Photoshop.
So I find when I have it turned on I do less accidental clicking outside of Photoshop and everything just is kind of self-contained. So as you can see the Application Frame is completely optional on the Mac. It's off by default. Turn it on if you want it and decide for yourself.
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Vincent, CJ; Li, Y; Blandford, A; (2014) Integration of human factors and ergonomics during medical device design and development: it's all about communication. Appl Ergon , 45 (3) 413 - 419. 10.1016/j.apergo.2013.05.009.
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Manufacturers of interactive medical devices, such as infusion pumps, need to ensure that devices minimise the risk of unintended harm during use. However, development teams face challenges in incorporating Human Factors. The aim of the research reported here was to better understand the constraints under which medical device design and development take place. We report the results of a qualitative study based on 19 semi-structured interviews with professionals involved in the design, development and deployment of interactive medical devices. A thematic analysis was conducted. Multiple barriers to designing for safety and usability were identified. In particular, we identified barriers to communication both between the development organisation and the intended users and between different teams within the development organisation. We propose the use of mediating representations. Artefacts such as personas and scenarios, known to provide integration across multiple perspectives, are an essential component of designing for safety and usability.
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|Interface, Medical device design, Multidisciplinary communication, User computer, Communication, Equipment Design, Equipment and Supplies, Human Engineering, Humans, Interdisciplinary Communication, Interviews as Topic, Safety
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There is no cure for Shingles. The Shingles rash usually lasts up to 30 days. Some treatments may help bring temporary relief of the pain and itch of the rash. Here are some ways to try to stay as comfortable as possible with Shingles; however, these treatments provide only partial relief and may not be effective for everyone.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "Everyone was running to save their life, and it was a horrible scene. I felt like I was watching a movie and this was not real." M. Yaseen, a 46-year-old Pakistani trader who witnessed two suicide bombers storm a court complex in Islamabad
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You definitely do not get what you pay for. It's a clean quiet campground, but there isn't much to do. No pool, no game room and a playground is away from almost every site. My biggest complaint though is the service location, water on one side electric on the other and both were way forward near the road. If you're going to camp here bring lots or cord and hose! Not much parking in the sites, luckily the spot next to us was empty. Made us book 3 night minimum even though the park wasn't even half full. Overall, nice place though just a lot of $$ for what you get. - thoss29
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I give this RV park a poor rating because it is an extremely poor value. They charge a range of $55-70 per night and yet do not have a pool, laundry, Wi-Fi, or cable TV. On top of that the roads are in poor condition and the single dumpster is in a very inconvenient location. This park is not even near a beach! They only accept cash as payment. We were told this park belongs to the city of Portsmouth so I guess the city fathers have decided to soak the tourists. This is one of the very few places to stay within a reasonable distance of the mansions in Newport. - nm roadtreker
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Although this park is considered "big rig friendly," it is a tight squeeze. The interior roads of the campgrounds are narrow, curved and could use some tree trimming. Many sites are small, so other campers' cars are parked close to the road, making a wide swing to avoid branches difficult or impossible. We got a long scratch down the side of our 40' motorhome trying to get to our site. There are some spacious sites here, however most are taken by seasonal campers, many of whom have permanent decks, sheds, etc. Water and electrical hook-ups are in very odd places at many sites, so plan to bring long hoses and cords. This is a very convenient campground for exploring the Newport area. Large grocery store, gas stations, and eateries are all on the main road leading towards downtown Newport. - Bisk5000


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Marearka Project Character Design
Those are completed character designs for various classes in a PC tabletop game experiment.
I'm a professional game designer in a video game company that happens to not be developping any RPG's.
I am therefore attempting to combine two of my passions. Creating games, and creating a RPG.
The twist is: it's a table top that will entirely be downloadable online to adapt for PC's with interactive character sheets. A paperless table top game that plays with dices altough I'm considering including instead a simple algorythm to generate random dice rolls.
I am thus attempting to make the game as attractive as possible with great illustrations to accompany the rule sets.
These are some of the character classes that will be available in the game.
I did the original concept, design, and drawing, my friend Vivian Rockray did the shading.
BTW, the game is called Marearka. Hopefully you'll stumble upon it online sooner than later.
I am both interested in your opinion on the art itself as on the design of the characters. I'd appreciate your help on how to make them more appealing.I have built an Empire in my head.
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I really don't think it's clear enough about who did what on these pictures, maybe make the watermark bigger and more obtrusive? (I joke, I joke)
-For real though, that is stuff you can write in a post and only serves to detract from the art as a whole. If someone steals your art, you have the fullsized PSD and they don't- not to mention they won't leave the writing on there.
The art; Why the outer glow? Just make the BG lighter. It really really looks bad and again, does nothing at all to help the art that a less visually painful method can't achieve.
That said; you have a collection of potentially awesome work here. There are pretty much only 2 things that would make these pictures with a good base into something really great; Right now, almost everything shares the same value range. It really confuses details and makes it hard to read, especially when it comes to material. The other thing is edges. There are alot of places in this piece where a soft edge should be hard (according to the lighting setup), and where harder edges should be soft. Go up to the search tool and look for "edge tutorial" in quotes and see what you get. I know we have some great ones around here.
That said the lighting is good and you were definitely paying attention to cast shadows, which helps ALOT. However, out of 8 characters, you drew one foot. The one in the shadows doesn't count because it's in the shadows. Be careful not to avoid things that are challenging- if anything you should embrace them. If you don't get them right, don't sweat it. If you can't find ref, ask someone else about it and see if they have a good suggestion.
Keep going, you're headed in the right direction, for sure! But they all definitely read as RPG illos to me, which is a good thing (I guess)
January 14th, 2008 #3
Very valuable advices, thanks a lot.
As for the outter glow and black and white, I wanted to bias a potential player as little as possible with the art quality to have him rather focus on the character itself along with the options it brings. That's why they are all drawn in black and white, with a glow on a black background. I was trying to establish a certain uniformity or standardization.
From what I understand, you'd rather see the whole body than a waist-up shot.
To be honest it's not really drawing feet that I avoid (although I must admit I find them uninteresting), it's drawing a character from head to feet without losing focus and detail.
That is definitely something I have to work on, and you are right to point it out. As for the colour value, you are right again, we are indeed losing details that were clearly visible on the first hand drawn sketches.
I appreciate your help a lot.
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January 14th, 2008 #4
You're welcome =)
Instead of using a straight black BG, try using a valued gradient that goes from a very very low gray (but not quite black) to a very slightly lighter gray. This will make all the edges visible, as well as not distract the viewer! =)
January 15th, 2008 #5
I dunno exactly what to say because there some good and bad point.
I thing you should add more blend and blur between some colors.
January 16th, 2008 #6
i like the first most a i should try that kinda painting style someday


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POUND THE ROCK STARS - On a nightly basis, no matter how good or bad the Raps play, no matter if they blow out a team or if they get blown out and no matter if they win or lose, these are the Raptors with the best 'Pound the Rock' status for the night.FINAL SCORE: RAPTORS 101, PHOENIX 97 SEASON RECORD: 4W-13LPOUND THE ROCK STAR #1: DEMAR DEROZANLINE: 23 pts (8-18), 7-9 FT, 7 reb, 8 reb, 4 astThe Raptors and their fans were finally awarded with a huge sigh of relief ending a 6 game losing streak against the Phoenix Suns last night. DeMar DeRozan once again came out guns blazing taking advantage of switches and driving hard and fast to the basket. Pound the Rock honors for DeMar are not only for his stat line though. DeRozan was also cleaning up his mistakes which normally would have resulted in turnovers, showing improved awareness in tough spots after being criticized about it a few weeks ago. Turning his only steal into two points was fun to watch as he out ran the entire Sun...
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People have been paddling dragon boats for more than 2,400 years, and you can have your shot, too, by heading down to Lake Union.
The Seattle Flying Dragon Boat Club allows you to practice with a crew in a 42-foot vessel for free each Saturday at 8 a.m., Sunday at 3 p.m. or at 6 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays.
All equipment provided. No experience or reservations required, but expect considerable exercise. Kids between 12 and 17 are welcome if accompanied by a parent.
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You can find the action at South Lake Union Park, next to Kenmore Air, 950 Westlake Ave. N., Seattle.
"If they enjoy paddling and wish to continue, our annual dues are $100, and we still provide all equipment needed," says the club's Lee Bjorklund. "We're a pretty cost-effective way to get on the water and get a workout since we're out there 210+ times a year. "
For more information, see the club's website at SeattleFlyingDragons.org.
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I am always looking for new and interesting dessert ideas. While browsing Pinterest (my newest internet obsession) I recently came across a new dessert trend called the "slab pie". It's basically a pie baked in a large square or rectangle pan and cut into squares. I found a recipe for a crumb topped raspberry rhubarb slab pie and had to try the recipe immediately. I made a few changes, adapting the recipe to keep it pareve, and tweaking the flavorings here and there, but I was really excited about the combination of raspberries and rhubarb. I've made a strawberry rhubarb pie in the past and thought it was okay, but the strawberries were too sweet and pretty much hid the rhubarb flavor. I thought the raspberries would be the perfect balance of sweet and tangy to balance out the bitterness of the rhubarb. I was right, this combination is a stroke of genius! I wish I had come up with it myself!
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Blue and White Cheesecake for Yom Ha'Atzmaut
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The weather's warming up and Yom Ha'Atzmaut is just about here — I'd say this calls for some cheesecake squares, Israeli style.
Israel is often praised for its dairy products, even the basic ones. My Canadian mother-in-law says the milk is better here, and the cheeses are wonderful, too.
What is Key Challah?
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After you've finally finished putting away your Pesach dishes it's time to make Schlissel or Key Challah. It is an old and established custom that on the first Shabbos after Pesach we shape a challah into the form of a key or stick a real key inside a regular challah because this was the Shabbos when the Manna, the miraculous food Hashem air-mailed to our forefathers throughout their desert wanderings, ceased to fall.
Imagine what that Shabbos must have been like. All of the Children of Israel simultaneously wondering whether Manna had gotten lost or misplaced or delivered to the wrong address. But don't feel too sorry for them. Our anscestors had Joshua, Yehoshua Bin Nun to guide them . Remember that he was Moshe Rabeinu's own hand picked successor and protege and like Moshe he had a hotline to Hashem. It was time for the Jewish people to start fending for themselves and eating from the land.
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Passover approaches and for someone who LOVES to bake like me, it can either be a week of no baking or challenges to find things to bake that don't taste so "Passoverish" if you know what I mean. I strive to look for and develop recipes that can be made all year round and no one would even notice that is it Kosher for Passover! I will say I have some staples that are typically for Passover and my family insists upon- the well-known matzo crunch with melted chocolate and caramel (which I make with all kinds of adaptations like white chocolate and peanut butter for example- yum!)
For this one you've got to take a momentary break from any diet you may be on. It is so rich, that a small piece will do the trick. The combination of the meringue base and layered with chocolate crème and then layered with a white chocolate and dark chocolate mousse in between- well what can I say…….
Parve Passover Dessert Recipes
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With all of the packaged Passover cakes and cookies sitting in the grocery store aisles weeks before the holiday starts it is no surprise that many a store-bought Passover cake tastes more like the cardboard it is packaged in than like a delicious dessert. Sure, they are convenient, but as someone who strongly believes that dessert is not worth eating unless it is truly delicious, to me they are just not an option. Instead I use Pesach as the perfect opportunity to make homemade desserts that would be welcome on the table anytime of year. It isn't enough for them to be "good for Pesach". They have to be good period. The key is using quality ingredients and finding appropriate substitutions for ingredients like flour that can't be used on Pesach.
The Best Passover Chocolate Chip Cookies
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I used to be terrified of baking for Passover, it's tough! A dessert that is "good enough for Passover" is just not good enough for me. I pride myself on serving up delicious desserts at all times, no exceptions, no excuses and baking without flour makes baking very difficult. I used to just take off from baking over Passover, but last year I decided to take the challenge on. I am currently on a mission to develop at least one delicious dessert every Passover. I am excited to share my recipe for chocolate chip cookies with you!
As I was browsing the Passover baking aisle in the grocery store I came across vanilla pudding mix. I have a recipe for regular chocolate chip cookies that calls for a package of vanilla pudding mix. It makes the cookies soft and chewy. I went home with the pudding mix and put this recipe together. I substituted matzah cake meal for the flour and mixed up a batch of dough. The cookie dough looked perfect, just like regular cookie dough, so I put the cookies in the oven and crossed my fingers. They came out of the oven looking great! Looks can be deceiving though, how did they taste? Delicious! If I hadn't baked these with my own two hands, I would not have believed they are Kosher for Passover!
Homemade Muffins for Mishloach Manot
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Purim is the one time of year when we go to synagogue and do all the things we would never do any other time. And we encourage our children to do them too. By that I mean: we laugh and talk loud and generally misbehave. There we are, at services and we're yelling, cavorting and making a racket! Our kids grog their groggers, make loud hissing sounds and stamp their feet whenever Haman's name is mentioned, so they can wipe out the evil name. Don't we all just love it too!
Really, it's okay, all this acting out. According to the Megillah, we're actually commanded to right? This is the way it's supposed to be on a day when we celebrate a victory over an enemy who tried to destroy our people.
Non-Dairy Purim Treats with Candy Sushi
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With Purim right around the corner there is a lot of excitement in our house right now. My son asks me every day "how much longer until purim"? One of the fun things about Purim is that it is an opportunity to get dressed up and act with a kind of irreverence that most of us don't have in our everyday lives. On Purim things are not always quite what they seem, and that is a wonderful thing. In that vein this candy sushi is the perfect treat for a Purim party or to send in misloach manot. It looks like sushi but tastes like candy. While it is not an elegant treat by any stretch of the imagination it never fails to bring a smile to people's faces. The kids absolutely love them! They would be adorable packed in bento boxes for mishloach manot, maybe with a small bottle of sake and some nice chopsticks.
Peanut Butter and Jelly Hamentashen
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Purim is my absolute, hands down, favorite holiday! I don't only love it because it happens to be my birthday (I was born on Shushan Purim), but for other reasons as well. Getting dressed up in costume is super fun; who doesn't love to play pretend from time to time! I also love coming up with fun themes for my shalach manot. I don't go overboard, I keep them simple- Pesach is approaching, after all, and who needs so much candy in the house. Now for my favorite part which should be obvious since I am a pastry chef…I love baking hamentaschen.
Hamentaschen are probably the perfect cookies in my humble opinion. What is better than a sweet cookie filled with delicious jam? When I was younger, my mom and I had to make so many batches of hamentaschen because my family and friends would gobble them up so quickly. My mom tried to hide them so we wouldn't have to keep baking them every night, but that never worked-someone always found them.
Brown Butter Apple Galette With Your Kids
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The way I see it, there are two kinds of pie in this world: Perfect pie and imperfect pie.
To make a perfect pie, you have to get all the steps and proportions and assembly just so. But if you make a galette, you can relax. This free-form pie is supposed to be rustic and homey — not bake-shop perfect. And don't worry, it tastes just as good (if not better).
Baking Bread
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I recently had the chance to spend a day in the Brooklyn kitchen of Alan Broner, one of the partners of Jacks Gourmet sausages. Not only does he make delicious sausages he is also a master bread maker. (He also smokes a phenomenal salmon). He invited me to come over so I could learn some tricks of the trade and taste the results of our hard work.
Vegan Pie Pops From Hannah
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Hamentaschen are in-arguably the dessert du jour for Purim, but that doesn't mean that there's no room for creative interpretation. Iron out the corners, add a lollipop stick handle for grab-and-go fun, and you'd get these stunningly simple Pie Pops. Between the tender crust and fruity center, what are they but miniature, triangular pies, after all?
Familiar fillings with small twists liven up the standard pastry, sure to satisfy the traditional and adventurous palate alike. Not to mention, the downsized format is perfect for portion control. Right at home in a basket of mishloach manot, recipients both young and old alike can find flavors to enjoy.
Two Delicious Rugelach Recipes
Ever since I was young, I knew I wanted to be a baker. I always loved baking with my mother for Shabbos and Yom Tov. I remember helping my mom measure out the ingredients and mixing up the batter. The best part was always licking the bowl. I loved going with my mom to the local bakery to pick up fresh challah and desserts for Shabbos. I always got to pick a cookie from the case to eat right there in the store! When I got older, I got a job at a bakery and learned all the ins and outs of commercial baking and instantly fell deeper in love! In the bakery kitchen I feel like I am home. Well, home away from home, anyway. There is nothing more satisfying than perfectly measuring out ingredients, mixing up dough in just the right way, and baking up a perfect dessert every time. I love braiding hundreds of challahs, or piping out tray after tray of lace cookies. I know that this may sound crazy to some, but this is all truly relaxing to me.
When I worked at a bakery my main job was cake decorating. Whenever I finished my work early, I would help out my fellow bakers. My favorite thing to help out with was rolling up rugelach. I love the challenge of making each one look exactly like the last. When they are all rolled up, they look like cute little croissants.
Gingerbread Eggnog Bread Pudding Muffins
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Winter is officially here and with cold weather comes major cravings for my favorite seasonal comfort foods! Every year I look forward to creamy eggnog on the store shelves, fresh sufganiyot in the bakeries, gingerbread-house competitions on The Food Network, and sipping warm apple cider under a cozy blanket in my living room. In case you are like me and crave these seasonal traditions all year round, you can now have them whenever you like! Why wait for the cold weather blues to savor delicious eggnog and gingerbread when you can make it fresh and delicious all year round?! And even better than that, why not make it pareve so you can eat it after any meal!
Sweet Potato Brioche
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I close my eyes and I can feel the warm sun kissing my face. Eyes open I can see the passersby strolling along in pairs or scurrying about pushing strollers and gathering up children to quickly reach a destination. Me I'm alone, sitting on the corner of a Parisian avenue; I can feel the bumpy cobblestones beneath my feet. The air sweeps by with the aroma of crusty bread and sweet butter. As I sip espresso the waiter presents a small dish with a bouncy piece of brioche à tête. I gladly take the offering and tear into it…heaven! "Mommy", my son says, "When is the challah ready?" I look around large windows, stacked bowls, and amass of toys scattered about. I snap out of it I'm not in Paris at all but in my kitchen, the wafting scent coming from the oven has transported me into another one of my day dreams. Looking down into a pair of dark brown eyes I smile and reply "it's not Challah, its Brioche". "What's Brioche?" He asks innocently. Well…
Some consider Brioche a pastry instead of bread, its high fat content makes it much more desirable in texture and flavor. With a rich yellow color, it is sweet and slightly yeasty. In the mid 1600's Nicolas de Bonnefons was selected by Louis XIV to write a cookbook for the more affluent populace who escaped the cities for a provincial life in the countryside. With their wealthier tastes for costly butter and eggs; an appetite for an alternative to the rustic loaves usually prepared by the local baker had arisen. Bonnefons offered up a recipe with fresh yeast cultivated from beer, fine white flour, and butter, eggs, milk and crème fraiche.


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