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This free sewing detailed dragon pattern makes a nice coin purse or small wallet. You can sew it yourself in a few quick and easy steps. Once it's created you can haul it around with you everywhere you go. It also makes a nice gift.
(Please note that this is written in Britain. The term *purse* means a coin purse/wallet and NOT a bag.)
This tutorial is for an easy coin purse with room for credit card and paper money. I use on this when I am on holidays and I want to carry a bit of cash and a card but not my normal full purse. It has a zippered compartment and a single slot. It closes securely with Velcro fastening and comes with a clip so you can hook it into your larger bag or put it in your pocket and hook it onto your belt loop. Seam allowance is ½ inch throughout.
- 2 pieces of iron-on interfacing ( I use Vilene) to match the first fabric measurements
- 2 pieces of cotton fabric 9 ½ inches (24.3 cms) long and 5 ¼ inches (13.5 cms) wide
- 2 pieces of cotton fabric 5 ¼ inches (13.5 cms) long and 3 ½ inches (9 cms) wide
- 1 piece of velcro approximately 1 ½ inches (4 cms) long
- 1 piece of ribbon and 1 metal clip
- 1 piece of iron-on interfacing to match the second fabric measurements
- 1 zip at least 6 inches (15 cms) long
Cut your fabric. Cut your Vilene. Apply to fabric with iron.
Put the two large pieces together right sides touching and sew down both long sides and along the bottom.
Clip the corners and turn out the right side.
Place the two smaller pieces together right sides touching and sew down both long sides and along the bottom. Clip the corners and turn out the right side.
Put the metal clip onto the ribbon and stitch onto the larger piece about 5 inches from the bottom.
Lay the zipper across the bottom of the larger piece and stitch into place.
Match up the smaller piece and stitch the zip into place.
Flip the small piece onto the large piece so that the zipper is at the bottom. Stitch across the raw edges of the smaller piece about ¼ inch from the edge.
(Keep the right side of the zipper on the bottom.)
Trim zipper.
Fold about ½ inch to the inside on both sides of the raw edges of the large piece. Iron flat. Stitch close to the edge.
Fold the purse so that the stitching from the zipper pocket is at the bottom. Fold the top flap down (see photo). Mark with a pen where the Velcro is going to go. (I use sew on Velcro for purses as it lasts longer than iron-on. But if you prefer you can iron the Velcro on here.)
Stitch around both pieces of Velcro. Make sure you use the zipper to open up the bottom piece as far as possible – don't stitch more than the front layer of the pocket!
Open the Velcro and then stitch down both sides of the purse ensuring that you back stitch over the ends of the zipper and at the bottom.
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Apr 16, 2011
i like the construction technique here, funky yet finished. and yes i agree the fabric is yummy. this is a perfect bag for anytime, how about an elastic cord or an adjustable handle? thanks for this one.
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I like to go dancing, but hate to carry a purse. I will add an outside pocket for my cell phone, and maybe a long strap to cross my body so I can keep it with me all the time.
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Love the fabric, does it have a name or source where I could purchase it. Easy projects are a bonus in my mind. Love this one! it is like you read my mind. I was looking for something just like this to hold bus money.
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May 08, 2010
Very cute little coin purse! And this "...this is written in Britain..." cracked me up! I had no idea that Britain was a language! I always thought they spoke English too! Just playing! HAHAHA!!! D XOXOX
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Apr 30, 2010
This is a cute project..I have used felt and fabric to make little purses and cigarette cases that turned out cute..My friend's and family complimented on them as I gave them as gift's..Thank's for sharing your idea.......
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i like easy projects
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When I ask my father's horse to gait, sometimes she does a very slight hop on the front end (definitely not a lameness issue or saddle issue) both directions. It's almost like she is trying to canter on the front end...is that possible? If it is, what can I do to help make her more steady. Admittedly, she only gets ridden about 3-10 times a month so it may just be that she needs to build muscle or it may be that she is not great as far as conformation goes, but I honestly have no idea how to judge a TWH. I included a couple of pics, see what you think!
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Adventuring in B.C.
I plan a ride every year and usually it ends up being a rushed affair with a short time window, this year would be different... Instead of the usual 3 or 4 days, I planned to take a couple of weeks if needed...
This year I had 4 takers that would join me for part of the ride, Shevthump, NI230 and Volcon would take in 5 days and 450X for a bit longer...
Day 1-
Had a late start riding out of Port Mcneill but we still managed to ride half way down the Island before dark...
While waiting for our last straggler Paul removes a small speck of dirt off his chain.. I think he secretly takes in the show and shine meets as his bike is always looking flashy
We made it to a friends place in Black Creek and camped in his yard, the next morning we would have to get up early to catch the 7:45 AM ferry out of Nanaimo...
Day 2-
We were up early and enjoyed watching the sun rise as we headed towards Nanaimo... The early am is a great time to zip the hwy as there is little traffic to tend with...
We made the ferry with time to spare...
Once off the ferry in Horseshoe bay we headed up HWY 99, met up with Volcon in Brittania and turned onto the dirt past Pemberton...
Here is the Motley crew
A few shots from the Highline...
The temps were really starting to climb as the day moved along..
Stopping in the shade was priority...
After lunch temps were already pushing the mid 30s and the woods were bone dry, good thing I replaced my spark arrester the day before..
We were taking a shade break and along comes 3 Beemers, now usually I stop and shoot the breeze when I see another group of ADVers pulled over, well these guys paused for a moment and blew on past... I guess they were in a hurry, or did not socialize or were members of an exclusive club which we weren't...
Horseshoe Canyon...
Shortly after this pic I had my highest temp reading of 43.8 C...
Some ride video from the day
We stopped in Lillooet for linner and resupply before heading westside towards Lytton...
We grabbed a camping spot on this sandy beach along the river and set up.. Later on a native fisherman dropped by for a chat and to set out his net for the night bite..
This is one of Gregs shots that gives a pan of our camp..
I picked this fantastic spot, {or so I thought} to set my tent... Once it started getting dark the thermal winds reversed and picked up, sand was blowing every where incuding filling my tent, sleeping bag and camera equipment. I ended up packing everything up into a grove of trees and resetting for the night...
gunnerbuck screwed with this post 09-02-2012 at 06:23 PM
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Location: Vancouver Island, BC, Canada
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Looking forward to following along.
Your high temp of 43.8 is close to what we hit in Mojave Desert this summer!
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Location: N.V.I, B.C.
Oddometer: 4,352
Island Hopper
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: N.V.I, B.C.
Oddometer: 4,352
Day 3-
The next morning the fisherman showed up with his quad while we were having breakfast...
He started to pull his net which was about 30-40' long and anchored to a small tree propped out into the current...
Started to look like a pretty good set...
He wanted to get the fish out before the day started to heat up... Looks like over 2 dozen sockeye for the night, not too bad... He offered to give us one but we had no way to deal with it in the heat and we didn't need the smell of fish in our next campsite... We already had a black bear hanging around our area this AM...
A while later we packed up our camp and made our way to the Lytton ferry...
We showed up at coffee break so had to wait a little while for the crew to come over and get us..
It was the first time on a reaction ferry for some of the guys, so it made for an amusing ride...
Off the ferry we headed for a grassy track that would take us to Hat Creek..
Typical trail sections we would spend the next few hrs on... The shade provided by the trees was welcomed as it kept the temps to a more moderate level..
This log filled trench was right on a turn at the bottom of the hill, the logs shifted and crossed Greg up...
Lotsa fences to open and close behind us on this route..
Cowboy country...
We headed back to Lillooet for fuel and then made our way up W Pavillion...
The road climbs and hugs the side of the mountain giving spectacular views....
Paul is just loving the riding...
It was getting on in the day so we decided to set up camp earlier and do a bit of bike maintenance...
Greg spent a little time straightening his pannier racks and Paul worked on replacing a weepy fork seal...
Actually we all lent Paul a hand...
Volcons panoramic image..
I was lazy and decided to sleep out tonight instead of dealing with my tent.
It was a cozy spot and I slept well despite the wild critters that were circling me all night long...
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Location: seattle
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Now aren't those reaction ferries some of the smoothest sh*t going?
I'm headed that way next week, will probably see some of your tracks. Beautiful country to ride in, thanks for doing the RR!
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Location: Near Merritt, BC Canada
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NIce pics. Looks like a blast.
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Location: N.V.I, B.C.
Oddometer: 4,352
Day 4-
We packed up our camp and headed towards the Big Bar Ferry...
I stopped on the way down and took some pics of the guys riding ahead...
It looked like there was some difficulty on the middle plateu and someone went down...
Dust hanging over the silty section in the distance..
Upon heading down I found out what the trouble was: About 2 KMs of the road from the plateu down the hill towards the ferry was covered in 3-4" of very loose silt sand which made the loaded bikes behave like pigs... The flat area was manageable as you could throttle up to stop the front end from plowing but once on the steep downhill too much throttle would put you over the edge... I have been up and down that hill many times and have never seen the condition of the road like that... I saw a grader parked up the road so they either graded it which loosened up the surface or need to grade it to get the soft stuff off the surface... I hope the hill condition improves for those big bikes on the BC Traillie Ride, one good thing is at least they will be hitting it on the up slope which is much safer than taking it downhill...
After a cautious ride down we made it to the ferry intact...
We're a long ways upriver from the Lytton crossing and yet the river seems larger here..
Off the ferry we headed towards Clinton for resupply...
Up on the Hi Bar we came across this Bighorn yew...
She dropped over the edge and when the guys went to look over after her they were amazed at how that sheep just ran down a shear vertical...
Further up I came across this band of skittish horses{wild?}
After the horses ran a long distance they finally stopped at a point where they felt safe and I was able to ride by without spooking them... After passing them I zipped up the road a ways and stopped to try get set up for pics before the guys caught up... Almost the instant after I shut down my engine the bikes started coming around the corner... There was Dennis, then Greg and then comes Paul around the corner hot on the throttle with the whole herd of horses chasing him and gaining ground... Paul goes rocketing past Greg and so do the horses on both sides of him... I'm a little bit in shock at this whole scene unfolding in front of me and did not even get the camera up... I then see Carson come around the corner and throw up his arms as if he didn't have a clue... Paul turned up the steep hill road and the horses ran parallel to him for a ways before settling down... I asked Paul "what the heck"? and he said as he rode by the horses he whistled and that started them stampeding after him... I only wish I had the camera rolling to catch the whole thing as it was a fantastic sight...
A very steep section of the Hi Bar hill..
After Clinton we headed towards Gang Ranch and stopped at Big Bar Lake for a cool down swim...
Shortly after this pic Dennis ended up with a Flat... We parked against a shady bluff near the Gang Ranch bridge and made repairs...
I was blitzing down 2800 RD towards Farwell when I stepped on my brake pedal and felt something against my foot... I looked down and saw my sprocket cover and case guard had rattled loose losing my upper chain roller in the process... I would have to get another one at my earliest convenience as I don't like the idea of not having case protection if the chain jumps the sprocket... I have worked on a lot of Hondas as to where the chain has jumped, punching through the case and destroying the pickup coil in the process...
We ended taking the Bella Coola HWY to Williams Lake for resupply and then found a lake to camp at on the Likely road...
It was a beautiful lake and Paul headed out for a dip but he didn't stay in long as the bloodsuckers were waiting for him in the reed grass... I told him the leeches were only there to help keep you clean, blood and all...
Greg caught this little leech eater kind of looks like he's wearing CadPat Camo...
gunnerbuck screwed with this post 09-01-2012 at 10:39 AM
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that looks like a great ride. Have fun.
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Day 5-
Dennis had left the group for a day to go visit his grandfather in 100 Mile House so we put together a route that would have us end up there near the end of the day...
I didn't take many pictures this day as the riding reminded me of my home turf...
We left the campsite and headed for Likely, as we neared this town the climate felt a little more humid, almost like on the coast...
We crossed the bridge into town and came upon a picturesque setting near the general store.... We spent a bit of time looking around in the store and then buggered off towards Horsefly on a twisty gravel road...
We stopped for a break along the horsefly river, lots of bear and moose trails in this area...
Once we reached horsefly we let the GPS lead us to Canim Lake and it did a great job until the road we were on wasn't showing... Because the road kept going in the general direction that we were headed we ignored the GPS and eventually hooked up onto the Canim lake mainline logging roads...
This was the typical area road, a lot like the roads that we're used to on Vancouver Island...
We eventually made our way to 100 mile house where we had the good fortune to bump into Dennis as we were riding around town looking for the bike shops, saved us having to find him.. I found a KTM shop and picked up a replacement chain roller for the one I lost the day before...
Our last nights camp together on Green Lake, the next day Dennis, Greg and Paul would head for their homes and Carson and I would be left to continue with our trip...
Green lake was a nice spot and everyone took advantage of a leech free swimming spot...
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Excellant pictures...
Thanks for posting you RR, ...excellant pictures. I am enjoying your route, sounds like you are having some fun. Have a great trip.
Revelstoke, BC.
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Day 6
We were up early that day as the homeward bound guys had a long day ahead of them... We waved goodbye as we split company just out of camp with Carson and I heading towards Clearwater.. My plan was to drop in on the HUBB get together in Nakusp but we had a day to kill before that started, so we decided to play tourist for a day...
We headed for the Rockies and did an evening ride through..
we ended up with some very good light for pictures that made for a magical setting, also being evening the traffic levels were low...
We lucked out as the rain cells would always zip by ahead of us only leaving us wet roads as evidence of their passing...
We couldn't make it all the way through that night because darkness was closing so we grabbed a camping spot at one of the lakes..
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Day 7
We were up bright and early and hit the road before 8 AM { 7AM BC time}.. We rode through the last bit of the Parkway before turning off towards Rogers Pass...
It was a little cooler this morning as we had camped around 4000'
Carson was wearing everything he had in a battle to keep warm, I on the other hand have an extra layer of natural insulation so I was OK...
On the way I noticed my front knobbie had worn down to the carcass so it was time to look for a tire... We stopped in Golden and looked for one with no luck so we headed for Revelstoke... We got into town and rode to the infocenter to inquire about a bike shop in town... The ladies were very helpful and rang up a fellow who has a small shop on the edge of town and then handed me the phone... It turned out he had 2 tires to choose from so I got directions as his place was a little off the beaten path... We were outside the info center looking at a town map when Peter {RTW2} pulled up on his 650 Dakar... He asked what we were up to and I explained about finding the bike shop, to that he said "follow me" and we were off to the races... I arrived at the bike shop and they showed me the 2 tires, one was a Kenda 270 and the other was a very knobbie DOT tire, I paid for the Kenda... Peter asked if I was going to have them mount it to which I replied that I'll do it in camp... So then he said "follow me to my place, you can mount it there", so we were off to the races again... Peters garage was well setup so I had the tire changed in about 20 minutes but it took us 2 hours to get out of there because of all the interesting chat... He has already been around the world on an older R-80 GS and was soon headed to Siberia on his prepped 650 Dakar... We had a great visit, thanks Peter...
From Revelstoke we headed down to Nakusp and I signed up for 2 nights of camping at the Hubb get together, Carson took a hotel room to get a warm restfull night... There already seemed to be over 100 riders in the campsite so I setup in the overflow area in a grove of trees.. I ate a good dinner there and took in 4 of the evening presentations... I should of left after the 3rd as I developed a bad migrane which accompanied me to my tent and rattled my brain for 3 hrs... The next morning I still felt the effects from the headache so I was not too chipper... After breakfast we met up with a group that was doing a rideout and followed Gene who was riding a nice Ducati...
Gene did a great job taking that Ducati where they normally don't go...
We weaved our way up a choppy mountain road and then followed a quad trail to get us down over the other side,
We had a great group of riders and all were very skilled...
Thanks Gene for the tour...
After we got back to camp Carson was antsy to get moving and I didn't feel like sitting through any more presentations... It sounded like all the good stuff was happening the next afternoon, so even though I pre paid for another nights camping we decided to bugger off...
We decided to try to get as far as Oysoyos for the night so off we went...
We crossed over a couple of passes on the way and by the time we made Grand Forks Carson was getting pretty chilled so we decided to look for a campsite...
We pulled into one just before dark and setup... I was up at 3 am looking for my fleece liner, I checked the temp and it was 0 C, no wonder I was cold...
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Nice!!! Thanks for sharing…
Cool glacier shots.
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Great RR & pictures, keep 'em coming.
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My daughter has been using the TYR youth flexframe goggle since joining a competitive swim team a year ago. It provides a perfect fit out of the box. She uses two different pairs (clear lens for night and smoked lens for day) for daily practice. After a year, lots of scratches and lens fogging but still usable. She also uses two different pairs (one metallized and the other, smoked) specifically for swim meets only and they both remain like new condition.She has used other youth goggles such as speedo and finis but fit, fogging, and/or leaks were a common problem. The TYR swimple goggles work great initially but after about a month of use (swim practice), it either breaks at the clips or the straps freely move at the clips preventing a consistent tight fit. BTW, she owned and tested two of each brand before finally refusing to use them.
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These are super for my 5 year old's face. No leaking, easy to adjust, high quality silicone straps.
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Fits well, stays in place and keeps eyes dry. A little stiff when adjusting the straps.
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My 9 y/o son has been using these for awhile with year round swim team. They are his favorite. The flexible nose bridge seems to be key. They are comfortable, easy to adjust and don't slip with dives. Not appropriate for my 13 y/o though.
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My daughter is 19 and she still uses these goggles. She has been swimming 11 years and will not switch. The number one reason...she is Asian and most all other goggles do not seal around her eyes properly; these do. She never gets water and they never slip off her face. She is a college swimmer and she has been to Sectionals with these goggle, along with many other Championship meets. lol, Whatever works, and these do!
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My 5-year old son loves these. They hold perfectly while he swims laps, flips and jumps. Just what we were looking for!
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The cutthroat competition to get into the perfect college can drive students to the brink of madness and push their parents over the edge—and bury them in an avalanche of books that claim to hold the secret of success. Don't worry: Crazy U is not one of those books. It is instead a disarmingly candid and hilariously subversive chronicle of the journey that millions of parents and their children undertake each year—a journey through the surreal rituals of college admissions. It's a rollicking ride from the man Christopher Buckley has called "my all-time favorite writer."
Pummeled by peers, creeped out by counselors, and addled by advice books, Andrew Ferguson has come to believe that a single misstep could cost his son a shot at a happy and fulfilling future. He feels the pressure to get it right from the moment the first color brochures land in his mailbox, sent from colleges soliciting customers as though they were sailors come to port.
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He's a good man, and I respect him as a person, however the "window" for the Bengals to contend for a Super Bowl will close is a couple of years and Marvin Lewis has done nothing with improving this defense. IT'S HORRIBLE!!! We are one bad call (against the Ravens), from being 0-2.
If someone told you before the game that Palmer would have 6, count um' 6 TD passes and Rudi would rush for over 100 yards and the Bengals would lose to the Browns 5 days after they traded their starting QB, you would say that person was on drugs!
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I thought Marvin was this defensive "genius" that engineered the Ravens Super Bowl win with a 2nd rate QB that got released after the season was over..???
Who is in charge over their.....Is Marvin just a CEO....or has he lost all ability to coach? Is he to close to his other coaches and does not feel comfortable in firing the defensive C.? Either way it is a sign that maybe he is not all he is cracked up to be.
We have one of the best offensives in the NFL.....but if you have to score 52 points to beat the Browns....you have no chance in the NFL....NO chance...


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Seafood Thermidor is a mouth watering seafood recipe. An easy to prepare recipe wont let you forget its taste forever. So, give it a try and squander its taste!
|Cod fillets
|1 Pound (Fresh Or Frozen)
|1 Small, quartered
|Lemon slice
|Canned condensed cream of shrimp soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|All purpose flour
|3 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Snipped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Soft bread crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
Thaw frozen fish; skin if necessary.
Cut into 1/2 inch cubes.
Place fish, onion and lemon in greased skillet.
Add water to cover.
Bring to boiling; reduce heat and simmer, covered, 5 to 6 minutes, or until fish flakes easily.
Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, blend soup and flour; gradually stir in milk and wine.
Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly.
Stir in the mozzarella cheese and parsley.
Heat through.
Carefully drain fish well; fold into sauce.
Spoon into 4 coquille shells or if you prefer, a medium casserole dish.
Combine bread crumbs, parmesan cheese, butter or margarine and paprika.
Sprinkle over sauce.
Broil 1 to 2 minutes.
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|Frozen fish fillets
|1 1⁄4 Pound (Halibut, Swordfish Or Orange Roughy)
|New potatoes
|Soy sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chicken bouillon cube
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Brown sugar
|1 Tablespoon
|Minced garlic
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|Ground ginger
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
Freeze fish fillets, and store new potatoes until you're ready to serve them.
Whisk remaining ingredients in a small bowl to make marinade.
Freeze in a plastic bag taped to fish fillet package.
To prepare for serving, thaw marinade and fish fillets.
Marinate fish 30 minutes.
Prepare new potatoes.
Heat 1 cup salted water to a boil; add potatoes.
Cover, heat till boiling; then reduce heat.
Simmer tightly covered until tender, 30 to 35 minutes; drain.
At the same time, remove fish from marinade.
Set oven control to broil and/or 550°.
Broil or grill fish for 10 minutes per inch of thickness or until fish flakes easily with a fork.
Baste frequently with marinade while cooking.
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|Vegetable oil
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|For cheese filling
|Cream style cottage cheese
|2 Pound (1 Container)
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|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|For topping
|Canned cherry pie filling
|21 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dairy sour cream
|16 Ounce (1 Container)
1. To make the matter, in a large bowl, break the eggs and beat them with a wire whisk until yolks and whites are well blended.
2. Sift flour into the bowl and whisk with the eggs until smooth
3. Add milk and oil and blend into the batter.
4. Cover bowl and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or overnight.
5. To make the filling, in a large mixing bowl, combine the ingredients for cheese filling.
6. Beat with a wire whisk or electric mixer into a smooth creamy consistency.
7. Set aside or refrigerate.
8. Heat an 8-inch, preferably non-stick skillet or and electric crepe maker.
9. To test whether pan is hot enough, sprinkle on a few drops of water on it. The drops should bounce about.
10. Lightly grease the pan with a little butter or margarine.
11. Using a measuring cup, pour less than 1/4 cup of the batter, into the pan, and swirl the pan quickly to spread the batter evenly and cover bottom of pan.
12. Allow the blintze to cook for 1 to 2 minutes just until the bottom is very lightly browned and the top is set.
13. Loosen sides with a spatula and remove blintze onto a plate.
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19. Just before serving time, heat a large skillet and melt remaining butter or margarine over medium heat
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minimize pain, and facilitate a return to your normal lifestyle. We offer orthopedic surgery as well as non-surgical treatments to help those who are dealing with joint pain, whether that is caused by osteoarthritis (the most common cause of joint pain), rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis that develops from prior trauma, meniscal tears or gout. The Enloe Total Joint Replacement Program is a Blue Distinction Center+ in Knee and Hip Replacement.
orthopedic surgery, treatments and Your comfort
We offer the latest surgical techniques, providing tangible benefits to those who suffer from severe joint pain or dysfunction. Less-invasive surgical techniques enable a shorter hospital stay and a faster recovery and rehabilitation. At Enloe Medical Center, we are committed to creating a nurturing environment where patients are surrounded by caring staff and supported with resources that promote healing of the body, mind and spirit.
Procedures, Treatments and Joint Effort Class
Enloe's Total Joint Replacement Program offers the latest surgical techniques to benefit those who suffer from severe joint pain or dysfunction. Techniques available at Enloe Medical Center are minimally invasive hip and knee replacement surgery, the anterior approach to hip replacement surgery, patient-specific total and partial knee replacement surgery, total shoulder replacement surgery, and reverse total shoulder replacement surgery. We want patients to be fully prepared for surgery and their recovery, so we have developed a Joint Effort class to do just that. Find out more about procedures and the Total Joint Effort class.
Non-surgical treatments include steroid injections or viscosupplementation injections. Find out more about these treatments.
Answering your questions
We are here to help! Check out the information about procedures, treatments and the Joint Effort class, videos on success stories, and learn more about the Enloe Total Joint Replacement Program's physician team. Feel free to contact us for more information as well:
- Call the Enloe Total Joint Replacement Program at
(530) 332-5446 or contact us online:
- Learn about procedures, treatments & Joint Effort class
- Meet the physician team
- To find an orthopedic surgeon,
call 1-877-Enloe-MD
(1-877-365-6363) 24/7 or search our directory for an orthopedic surgeon.


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