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The Women of the Wall adopted Rosh Chodesh, the first day of
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A recent poll "found that 64 percent of the secular public, 53 percent of the
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public support the group (Women of the Wall). But it was unanimously rejected by the poll's
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future generations in Jewish life, fighting apathy and assimilation." Stated
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Can anyone date this piece, or tell me anything about it?
I bought this necklace about 30 years ago in a Texas antique store. They said it was an antique piece of onyx, ivory and gold beads. It is 30" long. The striped station is 1 inch and the large beads are about 3/8". I'm particularly interested in when it might have been made. If it's ivory/bone? My problem is that ebay removed my listing because they will only allow you to list ivory if it's from before 1900. So I'm wondering if anyone knows if this is older than that. It has a silver clasp. Weighs 152.6g
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I think the piece did not have much age when you purchased it. I believe it dates to around 1970 -1980 or so. I have seen clasps similar to yours marked China. Are you 100% sure those beads are ivory and not bone? They look very much alike. You might take it to a gemologist to get his opinion as to what those 8 beads are made , Ivory or bone.
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Fall is just around the corner, and that means it's almost time to swap your sandals out for sturdy boots and replace your paper-thin tanks with cashmere pullovers. It's also the perfect time to retire your tried-and-true summer totes in favor of the new handbag shapes from the Fall 08 runways. We sifted through the upcoming season's most exciting new designs with some of your favorite celebrity muses in mind, and assembled a lust-invoking lineup of hobos and totes galore. Hopefully our researching and matchmaking will jumpstart your handbag quest and you'll enjoy this installment of What Would She Wear: Fall Handbags!
Kate Bosworth / Chloé Metal Petal Bag ($3,385)
The intelligently ornate embellishments and cylinder-like structure of this new Chloé bag is perfectly suited for handbag statement-maker, Kate Bosworth. The bag's bucket-shaped body bag is pieced together from round, metallic-petal-studded portions of supple leather for an irresistibly chic and whimsical result. The tassel-embellished tote, shown here in red leather, is also available in white and black at Chloé boutiques nationwide. Also take inspiration from Chloe's killer version and look for similar color and shapes like the Circle Stud Chain Bag ($26) from ASOS or the Brighton Caprice Woven Tote
Reese Witherspoon / Givenchy Charm Hobo ($2,411)
Witherspoon has always been partial to Givenchy bags (she carried a collection of Nightingales last summer) and this new slouchy shape is one we could see her toting around. The bag fuses practical (luscious black leather) and girly (dangling heart and horn charms) for a look that's totally Witherspoonish. Alternatively, try the Bhollylhb Hobo ($228) Steve Madden for a similarly unstructured style.
Michelle Williams / 3.1 Phillip Lim Lotte Handbag ($475)
We were drawn to the classic doctor-bag shape and versatile grey embossed leather of this new handbag from 3.1 Phillip Lim. It's understated and chic, two qualities that made us instantly think it would be the perfect fit for Williams. We could see her wearing it with a cozy oversized sweater and jeans or carrying it in the evening with a crisp blazer. We also liked the similar shape and color of the Robson Hexagonal Tote ($260) from Banana Republic and the Woven Duffel ($80) from Shop Intuition.
Rihanna / Gucci Babouska Button Bag ($3,195)
Gucci's new handbag style for fall has all of the show-stealing good looks we'd expect to come from Rihanna. The black leather Babouska Bag is adorned with bold hardware and a heart-shaped crest resulting in an overall appearance that's both ultra-femme and edgy. Can't shell out three grand? Try the Bebop Betsey Satchel ($225) or the Tuft Daddy Weekender ($154), both from Betsey Johnson.
Peaches Geldof / Mulberry Milton Hobo Bag ($1,295)
Brit it-girl Peaches Geldof's personal style favors clean lines and muted palettes, so pairing her with this amazing Mulberry bag was a no brainer. It's equal parts sharp and structured, and the fresh hobo shape is fashionably convenient thanks to a long strap. The Milton Hobo is available online in tan and teal leather, and in stores in black, anthracite, nutmeg, pacific, dark purple, mastic, and metallic midnight blue and bronze. We also adore Alexis Hudson's slim
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American automakers are ramping up production, which means new cars are in demand.
But according to AAA, the average age of a car on the road today is 11 years old. Many people wonder when to fix up their old car or trade up to a new one.
Bill Letso is arm-deep, fixing the timing belt and water pump in a 1999 chrysler 300 with 137,000 miles. It's a $700fix and possibly driver error.
"This could have been avoided. His water pump was leaking really badly. If he would have had his oil changed, or had it inspected, he would have saw that and now we're going to start this, he has a 50/50 chance on ruining the engine," says Letso.
The diagnosis: This car will make it through the repair. But the next car over might not be so lucky.
"We found no compression and it sounded like the timing belt was freewheeling, not connected anymore," says technician Bob Flora.
That's the same issue as the Chrysler, one year younger with 114,000 miles, but other one major issue.
"We pulled the rocker cover off, you could see the valve clearance here. These shouldn't be moving freely like that," says Flora.
To fix just that problem, this car owner is looking at another $1,200 or $1,400.
Diagnosis? This one should get scrapped.
The simple formula is: If the cost of repairs is greater than the value of the car, or one year's worth of monthly payments, it's time to get another vehicle.
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The Avery Sheriff/Municipal Drug Task Force made another substantial arrest in the sale and distribution of prescription medication. charge was added.This is important, according to Sheriff Kevin Frye, because kids in Avery are a top priority.
Frye believes prescription drugs are a trend among young drug users.
An incident at Avery County High School helped increase awareness that education on the dangers of such drugs is needed.
Frye knows students know effects of cocaine and meth, but does not think they know the dangers of prescription drug use.
46-year-old Eileen Thompson of Newland was arrested and charged with possession with intent to sell and deliver, selling and delivering schedule II controlled substances and trafficking in opium. The schedule II controlled substances discovered were Oxycotin pain pills. Because of the large quantity of pills in her possession, the trafficking
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What if you could live again and again, until you got it right?
On a cold and snowy night in 1910, Ursula Todd is born to an English banker and his wife. She dies before she can draw her first breath. On that same cold and snowy night, Ursula Todd is born, lets out a lusty wail, and embarks upon a life that will be, to say the least, unusual. For as she grows, she also dies, repeatedly, in a variety of ways, while the young century marches on towards its second cataclysmic world war.
Does Ursula's apparently infinite number of lives give her the power to save the world from its inevitable destiny? And if she can - will she?
Darkly comic, startlingly poignant, and utterly original - this is Kate Atkinson at her absolute best.
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"Life after life after life after life after life.."
The intriguing premise of this novel tackles some rather weighty existential questions. How much control do we have over our own fates? Would we, if we had some premonition of their significance, alter some of the seemingly inconsequential decisions and happenstances of our lives which later turn out to have tremendous impact on the courses our lives take? How much would it matter in the end even if we were able to make such alterations?
These questions are explored through the many lifetimes of the protagonist, Ursula Todd, each lifetime beginning anew on the same snowy day in February 1910. In succeeding lifetimes, Ursula retains some shadowy sense of major traumas from previous lifetimes and is able to take some steps to avert future tragedy, although she can hardly explain her own motives in so acting. All too often, these actions have little or no impact on the ultimate course of her history--and even when they do, it's hard to keep from wondering after a while if it really matters one way or the other.
The book starts out well enough and held my interest for some time but would have far better at about 1/2 the length. I had no trouble following the storyline (just remember that everything starts all over with each February 1910 "birth" although some events might repeat themselves), but the novel's conceit grows tedious in the extreme after about a dozen lifetimes (I didn't keep count, but my guess is that there were in excess of 20). Paradoxically, I grew to care less and less about Ursula's fate(s) and came to just wish for an end to the interminable cycle of rebirth long before the book itself ended. I'm not sure if it was the author's intention, but I have never before so much appreciated the Hindu desire for the end of samsara and the liberation of moksha.
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This review is for the Audible version. I gave this book "5 stars" because I enjoyed it (I think.)
I say I think because it took me a few chapters to catch on to what the heck was happening. I felt as if I was trapped in a Twilight Zone episode for a minute. Once I got the jest of what was happening I was able to concentrate more on the story – and a lot of story(s) it was.
I thought that the narrator, Fenella Woolgar, did an excellent job. She made each character come alive, and there was a distinct difference in their voices. It was a very unique approach to storytelling, and I think the book will find its way into the classroom because of this uniqueness.
However… there were times when I thought to myself… Lord is this every going to end! I did manage to make it to the end, and as I reflect back I enjoyed it as a whole. At the end of the book I knew all of the characters very well, and I have read many books where that was not the case.
If you appreciate "a different" approach to literature you will enjoy this. But be prepared to think as well as be entertained.
"Stick with it"
Ursula's lives become engrossing - what small decision or trick or turn of fate will change the course of things this time round? As the book unfolds most characters take a place on center stage, and some are more endearing than others! The story is partly a reflection on the British social structure in the first half of the 20th century - always entertaining - but also a reflection on the journeys our lives take. It made me reflect on the small decisions I have made that have resulted in big changes in my world! I thoroughly enjoyed both the book and the narration.
"Did not want the lives to end"
The story is kind of like an onion. Our heroine, basically, lives several lives at once. Surprisingly, the author manages to pull it off without much confusion or contrivance. Even more surprising, it works in audio form (credit goes to the narrator as well, who is quite good). I did not give it five stars only because, as another reviewer also mentions, there is one gratuitous event that turns what is a very believable bunch of lives into a fairy tale for a moment. The novel did not need that -- and it makes the book almost fail towards the end.
Still, I liked it. Particularly the fact that, even though the heroine is shaped by the events in her lives, she is -- at her core -- who she is in spite of that.
Have enjoyed all of Kate Atkinson's books. This one is no exception.
I have always loved to read. Discovering audible has been great for a multitasker! Sorry for any misspells on reviews!
"Not what I was expecting"
This book is more of a life story rather than an adventure. We follow Ursala through her lives and see the way she tries to change things for the better ( with only intuitive feelings of her past lives). Each life gets a little longer and she retains more of her past memories with them towards the end.
I really enjoyed the story all though it is not action packed. My only problem with the story is that is was often confusing as it jumped from life to life, I had to pay very close attention or re-listen often to figure out what was going on. It may be less confusing in written form. I was also left wondering at some of the changes in her lives that she did not cause such as the adoption of a certain baby, did someone else in her family also repeat lives and change things or was it just a random happening. The ending of the book left me a little disappointed as I am not sure what was done to keep someone alive and also the very last sentences of the book were about a person who only had a few words mentioned about them prior and I never really understood their part in the story at all. It may be that I missed something that I would have understood if I read the book. I think the narrator gave a good performance. Over all I would rate my enjoyment of the book a 4 to 5 star but my satisfaction at a 3.
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This book was a surprise! Like nothing I have heard before. The narration was one of the best parts for me, I know it wouldn't have been the same if I had read it myself. That is my favorite thing about Audible... the stories come to life like they could never have done with me just reading!! (I may never READ a book again!!)
Life after Life had me on the edge from first word to last. A story of the never ending do-over even if you don't want to do it over. What a concept! All I can say is give it a chance, I'm so glad I did. 5 star all around!!
"Can We Change The Past????"
In this unusual novel, the main character, Ursula, dies and is re-born dozens of times. Upon each re-birth she enters the same life again and again. And, each time, through pure instinct and déjà vu, she tries to fix previous mistakes that led to her death and to the death of friends and family.
The premise of Life After Life, led me to think about our opportunities for remedying mistakes in the life we are currently living. Surely, we can't go back in time and prevent things from occurring, but, on the other hand, might we somehow shift our memories and the memories of others?
Great writing and a really unique premise. I would have given it 5 stars overall, but I thought the author concentrated on repeating Ursula's lives during WWII way too much.
I rate as follows: 5 Stars = Loved it. 4 Stars = Really liked it. 3 Stars = Liked it. 2 Stars = Didn't like it. 1 Star = Hated it.
"Extremely Well Done"
"Life After Life" is both the examination of one woman's life, experiences, and destiny, and also a larger vision of how our lives can take substantial turns based on very small decisions or actions. It's beautifully written, and the narration is excellent.
I had a surprisingly easy time following the time jumps and re-sets; if you note in the beginning that Ursula is born in 1910, it's a nice even number to judge the years and her age by, as the story goes along. Every time jump/reset is prefaced by a a clarification of exactly when and where you are.
Along with everything else the book has to offer, it's set in a fascinating time that covers both the first and second world war, and the story highlights what a woman's life was like during that time in England. Ursula's character was extremely well defined and presents you with an authentic, genuine person with a full family life, history, and personality. I enjoyed spending time with her.
There's one sub-plot that the book starts out with and picks up again towards the end that could be considered a bit of an overreach, and in my opinion the book would have stood up will without it. I found it's sensationalism at odds with what was otherwise an intimate and believable portrayal of a woman that could be any one of us, dealing with the extraordinary situation of repeated lives. If I had a vote, I would have left it out; but it did not ultimately hinder my deep enjoyment of the story and the people found within it.
As has been noted by another reviewer, this is not the story of a grand adventure; it instead takes your hand and allows you to step in and view the story of a family, and one member in particular; Ursula. I loved the relationships they all had with each other; they were true to life; an authentic family.
I recommend this book.
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"Will read it again..and again"
As noted by other reviewers, this book poses some very intriguing questions, primary among them--"If I'd made just one different decision, even a seemingly small one, what impact would that have had on the path my life took?"
I'll also read it again to better examine the careful selection of language. It is no small feat to take a story that repeats itself in some ways over and over--and keep the reader hooked. Atkinson is skillful with even the least of syllables.
Ursula, in all her many incarnations, offered too many memorable moments to select just one. I must say, I do really love how protective and "mama bear" she becomes with her daughter. Lovely scenes there.
What changes...what remains the same?
Although I'm a Kate Atkinson fan, I avoided this book for a long time, thinking that the plot sounded a little too paranormal for my tastes. I'm so glad I read it. Literally, I couldn't stop listening.
I think fans of Audrey Neffeneger, Sebbastian Faulk, Julian Barnes, and AS Byatt will get a lot out of this book.
I must also say that the narration is simply outstanding. I will be nominating Fenella Woolgar for every audio award out there, And reading every book she has narrated. Just abrilliant, peerless performance, a beautiful voice, with excellent accents.
Sure, I'd love to hear your story....
"A few lives too many..."
UGH! I'm so confused. It's good, not great. It's boring and fascinating. It's clever but kind of cheats to be smart. You should take your time, but hurry along.
This well written, but overly long book has such a clever premise that the actuality of it is a bit of a disappointment. And even with that criticism, the heart of this book is smart and well written, but just requires a lot of patience. I did have more than a few times when I felt like this was a cheat being able to start over just as your character is painted into the proverbial corner, but then she does a wonderful job transmitting the agony of war and loss you're so curious about how our hero's life will be different. This is definitely a long car ride, meandering vacation, listen, but then again, if you put it down for too long you forget where you are when life replays itself.
This is a TRULY BRITISH book. If you're an Anglophile (or entranced with British history shows), you may have more patience with this one than I had.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
CrockPot Chicken Adobo Recipe
Day 330.
I actually just got a pang of something weird when I typed that number in. 35 (36) days left in the year? Really? That's it? I actually feel really sad about that (today. tomorrow, I might decide to spend the afternoon jumping on the bed.)
Thank you so much for the wonderful birthday wishes, and for the great comments directed towards Adam. He read every one of them. Probably thrice. I've got a lot of scheming to do before his birthday, but it looks like he's going to be spending it with a thousand women for BlogHer.... that's a good gift, right?
I've never made Chicken Adobo before. My grandma read me this recipe over the phone out of a xeroxed booklet of International Food put out by my first grade class. We all really liked the chicken a lot, and have a bunch saved in the freezer for future soups. Thank you, grandma, for keeping the booklet!
The Ingredients.
--3 to 5 pounds of chicken meat (I used a whole chicken. Next time I will use boneless pieces.)
--1/4 cup soy sauce (La Choy and Tamari wheat free are gluten free)
--4 cloves garlic, chopped
--1 tsp black pepper
--1/2 tsp salt
--1/2 cup apple cider vinegar (can use regular white)
--4 bay leaves
--1 1/2 cups shredded carrots
--1 yellow onion, sliced in rings
The Directions.
If you have the time to assemble the chicken in a plastic zipper bag with the salt, pepper, soy sauce, garlic, and vinegar the night before, do so. The chicken will be much more flavorful if left to marinate overnight. Then dump out in the morning on top of the vegetables.
I used a 6.5 quart crockpot. If you use 3 pounds of chicken, everything will fit in a 4 quart or larger.
I had a 5 pound chicken. I did skin it, and I am certainly getting better at skinning chickens.
Rub the chicken with salt, pepper, and crushed garlic. If using a whole chicken, shove 2 bay leaves inside. Set aside.
Slice the onion in rings and place the rings at the bottom of the crockpot. Add in the shredded carrot---I used the bagged shredded carrot to save time. Put the chicken on top. Pour in the soy sauce and vinegar.
Cook on low for 7-8 hours, or on high for 4-5. This is done when the chicken is cooked through and has reached desired tenderness.
I cooked our whole chicken on high for exactly 4 hours. It was fully cooked, but completely fell apart. The vinegar is such a tenderizer that I wouldn't attempt this again with bone-in chicken--the bones freak me out with the kids.
The Verdict.
Delicious. This results in very flavorful and moist chicken. There is a lot of juice, and we served it over basmati rice. The kids each ate a plateful. When I make it again, I might put in some shredded cabbage---Adam and I both really liked the pickled vegetables an awful lot.
other great chicken recipes:
Vietnamese Chicken
Brown Sugar Chicken
Rotisserie-style chicken
Lemon and Herb Chicken
Whole Chicken with Salad Dressing
40 comments:
Thanks for yet another great recipe! I used your turkey breast recipe yesterday and sent my two children off to preschool with lots of turkey for their Thanksgiving Feast!! Woo hoo! The turkey fell off the bone.
But I need to know more about you - no vacations this year? Or did the crock pot travel?
- November 25, 2008 at 7:38 AM
This looks yummy! I just discovered your blog - lucky me I have alot of recipes from the beginning of the year to look over - I hope this doesn't disappear 01/10/09!
- November 25, 2008 at 8:01 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
hi anon, the blog won't disappear, I promise.
Cathy, traveling wasn't really in the budget this year---but the crockpot did go along to Yosemite!
I needed to cook ahead for a weekend camping trip, and for when I attended the BlogHer conference.
- November 25, 2008 at 8:08 AM
Chicken adobo is supposed to fall off the bones, or at least every version of it that was brought to pot lucks in the 7 years I worked in Brisbane did.
Great blog - I have used a bunch of your recipes and check it every day. My cousin Kris O - your mom grew up with her husband, turned me on to it and you have given me renewed crockpot zeal - so much so that my old one died and I had to by a new smart pot. Thanks again - Lu Peearson
- November 25, 2008 at 8:12 AM
- Erin, Nick and Merrick said...
- November 25, 2008 at 8:18 AM
- simone said...
I have a 12 pound turkey what size crockpot would I need to cook a turkey in.
- November 25, 2008 at 8:54 AM
- marisa said...
Being Filipino I grew up on this dish! I always make it on the stove and never thought about doing it in the crockpot! Might have to try it..thanks!
- November 25, 2008 at 8:55 AM
Can't wait to try this one. Sounds delish. :)
- November 25, 2008 at 9:15 AM
- Melissa said...
I know I feel sad at the thought of you not posting a new recipe every day.
Happy belated birthday!
- November 25, 2008 at 10:53 AM
I have several Philipino relatives and Chicken Adobo is a favorite standby recipe for them. It is at every potluck and dinner they serve. (Philipino food is delicious, BTW).
This sounds like a great recipe and I will have to try it and invite them over.
- November 25, 2008 at 11:01 AM
- Lynn said...
I learned to make Pork Adobo years ago from a friend of mine from the Philipines...time to try a chicken adobo...it sounds so good ! Thanks !
- November 25, 2008 at 12:07 PM
- Beth said...
I make adobo all the time. It's great with pork too. Maybe even better. I just found your blog. I've got some catching up to do. I love my crockpot :)
- November 25, 2008 at 12:20 PM
I just wanted to say thank you! I've been reading your blog for about a month now as I rev up to becoming gluten-free (I recently was diagnosed w/ Celiac's Disease). Anyway I am making my first recipe from your blog today! A whole chicken! The skinning part is ewwy, but not as ewwy as the fat! I lived through it though and I can't wait to try it tonight!! I covered it in butter, thyme, rosemary, stuffed it with apple slices and garlic and covered it in bacon slices. Sooo.... it might not be as healthy as yours, but it will be good!! Gluten-free too! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'll be so sad when the year is over!
- November 25, 2008 at 1:21 PM
- Your Frugal Friend, Niki said...
I'm a Filipina and this dish is one my family has been making for years! You MUST MUST MUST marinate it for at least 24 hours. If you do you won't be sorry! The delishness and flavor intensifies.
- November 25, 2008 at 3:09 PM
- four4now said...
I can't remember how I ran into your blog but I've been reading post after post.
You are amazing!!!
- November 25, 2008 at 3:52 PM
- AJ said...
We love the leftover Chicken Adobo on a pizza. Leave off the tomato sauce and just have cheese, chicken, and fresh tomatoes.. . yum!
Thanks for the inspiring blog.
- November 25, 2008 at 5:04 PM
- Maricriss said...
Yumm another awsome chicken recipe. Thank you!!!
- November 25, 2008 at 5:35 PM
- Maryea said...
This is the national dish Of the Philippines. Often it is made with both chicken and pork though. My dh is Filipino so we make it often. I make it with chicken since we don't eat pork anymore. I have never made it in a crockpot but my dd does and I can see it would be a good dish for the crockpot. There are many variations...we do not put carrots in ours but we do like to add a little bit of brown sugar.
- November 25, 2008 at 7:05 PM
Indian Pudding Recipe
Indian pudding is baked custard with milk, butter, molasses, eggs, spices, and cornmeal. Few desserts look so completely unappetizing yet taste so incredibly good. One bite of this lumpy, brown mush, with a dab of vanilla ice cream, and you'll be sold. This is a traditional New England Thanksgiving classic.
6 cups of milk
1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
1 cup yellow cornmeal
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup molasses
3 eggs, beaten
1/3 cup of dark brown sugar
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
1 teaspoon of nutmeg
1 teaspoon of crushed ginger
1 cup golden raisins (optional)
Whipped cream or vanilla ice cream
Carefully, scald the milk and butter in a large non-stick pot. Or heat the milk and butter for 5 or 6 minutes on high heat in the microwave, until it is boiling, then transfer it to a pot on the stove. Keep hot on medium heat.
In a separate bowl, mix cornmeal, salt; stir in molasses. Thin the mixture with about 1/2 cup of scalded milk, a few tablespoons at a time, and then gradually add the mixture back to the large pot of scalded milk. Continue to cook, stirring until thickened. Reduce heat to simmer, and be careful – the hot mixture will continue to bubble and can splash and cause burns.
In a separate bowl, whisk 3 eggs. Temper the eggs by slowly adding a half cup of the hot cornmeal mixture to the beaten eggs, whisking constantly. Add the egg mixture back in with the hot cornmeal mixture, stir to combine. Stir in the sugar and spices, until smooth.
Grease the inside of a 4-6qt Crock Pot. Carefully pour thickened pudding into the Crock Pot and cook on high for 3-4 hours. DO NOT LEAVE ALONE – stir mixture every half hour until done.
Allow the pudding to cool slightly before serving with a dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Can be stored in the fridge but it should be reheated to warm temperature before serving.
Serves 8-10
- November 25, 2008 at 8:02 PM
- Goddess said...
I have to agree with Anonymous in that I too just discovered your blog and I LOVE IT! I have added it to my favorites and it better NOT disappear!!!!
Thank you!
- November 26, 2008 at 6:04 AM
'twas the night before thanksgiving...
Hello, I just found
your site from another GF favorite. I am up late after baking 3 desserts and chopping a ton of celery and onions and toasting the GF bread for stuffing. My sweetheart and the babies are asleep...
I should be too but I had to wish you a happy birthday! The 24th is my day too. I'll be back here to visit after the Thanksgiving dust settles to browse for ideas.
- November 26, 2008 at 11:00 PM
- BranFlakes said...
This was wonderful!! I did add cabbage and added it too early, it just fell apart. So I added more about an hour before time to eat and it was perfect. Great dish! Thanks!
- January 31, 2009 at 10:37 AM
Made this with shredded cabbage and carrots, and added a little frozen coconut milk I had left in the frezzer. Also added a bay leaf and some whole black peppercorns since those are pretty common in adobo recipes. This was very clean-tasting. it grew on me the more I ate it the more I liked it.
- March 7, 2009 at 3:33 PM
- ciara said...
i'm half filipino and have never thought about doing chicken adobo in crockpot. i do it the old fashioned way. never heard of carrots in it either. but i guess that can vary recipe to recipe. i cook it in my mom's traditional way :)
- March 22, 2009 at 7:59 PM
- MelieN3 said...
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- May 29, 2009 at 4:39 PM
- D. said...
Ohmygoodness. I have a brand new crockpot well, almost new, only used once to make a yummy winter grog called "Lamb's Wool", but I digress --the nearly new crockpot languished for months without a mission, until I found this site!
Tonight's dinner was Chicken Adobo, and my two semi-picky eaters couldn't get enough of it!
I used 2 packages of whole boneless chicken breasts and served it over couscous (but we're not a GF household so some wheat is okay here). There's more than enough left over for at least two more meals, and I can't wait to see how a little more time soaking up those soy/vinegar essences makes the chicken ever more delicious.
My crockpot thanks you for giving it a second lease on life. My family thanks you for a mouthwatering twist on chicken and rice dishes. And I thank you for helping me to make "real food" without breaking the budget, without heating up my kitchen on a hot June day, and without complicated prep!
After the adobo's a-gone-o, we're tackling Mongolian beef, nom nom nom!
- June 30, 2009 at 4:47 PM
Hi I'm MelieN3 - just wondering why my comment was deleted? I didn't say anything rude. I actually commented the meal greatly...just mentioned that I used chicken breasts instead of whole chicken. Was that offensive??
- July 8, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Melie,
I don't think I deleted your comment--I don't delete very many at all, and if I do it says 'deleted by blog administrator.'
I'm sorry for the confusion---I would imagine using chicken breast pieces would be great, with no worry of bones.
xox steph
- July 8, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- sara said...
This was pretty good, not a whole lot of flavor in the chicken but lots of flavor in the veggies. Next time I will use boneless though cuz it just falls right off the bone!
- September 2, 2009 at 2:26 PM
- Heather A said...
I made this the other night and it was great! I did the marinade, and I am not sorry. It was a little too peppery for my taste, but my roommate suggests that the pepper here in Brazil is more concentrated than pepper in the States. Next time I make it here, I might try using less pepper. Thanks for all your great ideas!
- September 2, 2009 at 6:16 PM
- dianekimsv said...
Love your blog. LOVE it. Dh catches me busting up at my iPhone and knows by now, "must be that crockpot blog." Tho he still finds this obsession puzzling. I hate skinning chicken too. A tip: costco surgical rubber gloves. Cheap and disposable!!
- November 15, 2009 at 9:46 PM
Wow, I just noticed that this was your dish for November 25 - and guess what, we're having it for dinner today, november 25th! I'm excited to try it!
- November 25, 2009 at 12:13 PM
I've made this recipe 3 times already and it's the best! I also add mushrooms and am thinking of potatoes next???
- March 24, 2010 at 4:13 PM
- Dina said...
I'm going to write you a whole novel here!
My husband is Filipino and this dish is a staple in our kitchen. He makes is usually not because I suck at cooking but because it's HIS dish. I love it! It's one of the best home cooked meals I've ever had and now with this slow cooker recipe you posted I can wow him with his. I'm traditionally the cook! I mean I'm the one that wants to be a chef someday! I'd like to marry the flavors of my Turkish background with his Filipino one and then see what happens! I can't wait to try out your slow cooker recipe though! Thank you so much!!!!
- August 8, 2010 at 6:43 PM
I put this in to cook this afternoon and just tasted a bite. It's delicious! When visiting friends, one of whom was Filipino, earlier this year we were introduced to chicken adobo. She made it with adobo, onion and italian salad dressing - marinated and then cooked on the stove. I made it about 50 times in the first couple of months (creating my own adobo - it was never quite the same) and I adapted it to the crockpot using dried italian salad dressing packets (the regular dressing is ok in the crockpot, but gets kind of goopy). This year we cut many ingredients out of our diets, including most of the ingredients in italian salad dressing and I haven't made it since - instead making a white wine and garlic chicken as my default chicken. I am so excited to find this idea. I don't normally follow recipes but I love to scour your site for ideas, cooking times and most importantly - your verdict. I recently started working with Diane Eblin's husband and was excited to hear you are friends : )
- December 28, 2010 at 3:16 PM
I made this last weekend and it was so good! I was a little worried at how much it smelled of soy sauce after the chicken marinated all night but I was surprised at how rich the flavor turned out to be for the few ingredients that were needed! I used chicken breasts and they easily fell apart, also I just chopped up the carrots and they fell apart too by the end of the cooking time. We ate it with brown rice for two nights and then with tortilla chips. Definitely a recipe I'll make again!
- January 28, 2011 at 6:12 AM
I have made chicken adobo in the crock pot for years, following a very similar recipe. The few differences: I cut up potatoes and carrots and put them on the bottom of the pot (chicken and everything else sits on top), and I have found that coconut vinegar is ideal. My husband used to hate it when I would make adobo. A friend suggested I try coconut vinegar (most Asian grocery stores should have it; I'm in the SF bay area and found it at a Ranch 99 along with an astounding amount of other vinegars) and I will never make it without this stuff again.
- November 27, 2011 at 11:57 PM
- Heather Fletcher said...
I just put this in the crockpot for dinner tonight. I looked up authentic chicken adobo to compare ingredients. Everything was the same except it also called for 2 Tbs of brown sugar. I also marinated my meat for two days to give it more flavor.
I worked at a daycare many years ago at a military post I was stationed at. We had a Filipino lady who was a cook there and she made this dish for the kids all the time. That's where I first heard it, but over time I forgot about it until I came across it on your site. I'm going to make some sticky rice in my rice cooker to go along with it. I can't wait!
- February 11, 2013 at 6:15 AM
- Marisa Duenas said...
I can't wait to try this!! My husband is Filipino and I have never been able to make anything for him. However, his mom usually makes it with potatoes. Can I just add potatoes with the chicken? Do I need to add any water? Any feedback would help!! Thanks!!
- October 21, 2013 at 3:58 PM
- Stephanie ODea said...
Hi Marisa, yes! You can put washed whole potatoes right on top, or you can dice them if you want the potatoes in the dish. No need for extra moisture; there's enough in here!
You might need to increase cooking time -- check after the allotted time and poke at the potatoes.
- October 21, 2013 at 4:02 PM
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2D technology seems like the natural progression for the retail world especially since the industry has long been working with barcode systems. But what if these retailers could use that 2D technology to bring the store to customers during their daily commute? U.K.-based company Tesco did just that in South Korea.
First, the company changed its name to Home Plus and then it started to put supermarkets inside subway stations. But these weren't actual stores. They were precise picture recreations of the supermarket aisles where commuters would normally wait for their train to come.
With a smartphone app that scanned QR Codes placed on the virtual groceries, people could do their food shopping during their commute and then have the groceries waiting for them by the time they got home. This was a total win for Home Plus. The virtual grocery store attracted more than 10,000 new customers and boosted its online sales by 130 percent. Check out the video below to watch the store in action.
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It turns out there are plenty of upgrades you can make to your home, even if you don't own it.
Warning: These Outdoor Fireplaces Will Make You Rethink Your Entire Backyard
Hand-painted floral wallpaper by Gracie is the star of the show in Marjorie Gubelmann's Manhattan dining room; an ormolu-and-cut-glass chandelier hangs above the mahogany dining table, and the Venetian mirrors are from a Paris flea market.
The medicine cabinet in the powder room of Erika Bearman's Miles Redd-designed home is by Restoration Hardware, the fittings are by Waterworks, and the wallpaper is by Marthe Armitage.
HOUSE TOUR: A "Plain Old Boring" Beach House Is Transformed Into A Vibrant Hamptons Home


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Glen Jackson of Carbonville signs the Repeal HB 477 petition at the Sun Advocate's Main Street offices in Price Tuesday.
Almost everyone involved in repealing HB 477 admits that discussion on the law with those that make them is needed.
But most say let's be sure that that discussion takes place from the baseline of the existing law, not the one that presently will come into effect on July 1.
Over two weeks ago the legislature took many unusual steps to pass the bill, which severely changes the present Government Records Access Management Act (GRAMA). They got it through and were planning on having it take affect right away. But with public pressure they made the unusual move of recalling it from the governor's desk and setting the start time for the bill's provisions to July 1 so that the parties involved could "discuss" the issues.
Now Gov. Gary Herbert has called a special session on Friday to repeal the bill. On Monday the House Republican caucus met and agreed to do just that. However, word out of the Senate is that they may not do that.
That is the very reason that citizens may want to sign the petition for the referendum to make the bill moot.
The petitions must be submitted to the state in about 30 days, so gathering the 130,000 signatures that is needed across the state for the referendum to be put on the ballot next fall will be difficult. But it can be done.
As important as that is though, citizens' names placed on the petition do something else. It says they are opposed to both the legislature passing a bill that would take away citizen rights, as well as taking a stand on the poor way the bill slid through the statehouse without much serious, deep discussion.
The law as it stands right now allows a private citizen to find out a lot of things about government, at low or no cost to you. If the new laws go into effect, then some things may be off the table for necessary perusal, and it may cost those who request information financially, in some cases a lot.
The petition will be available from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Sun Advocate offices at 845 East Main in Price. Also it will be available at the Sun Advocate/Emery County Progress booth at the Home and Garden Show this weekend.
Citizens often feel powerless in the face of big government, so this is a chance to really make a difference. One you can measure.
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