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Flights to Dublin from Europe
Flights from Dublin
Glimpse at the detail in the renowned Book of Kells in Trinity College. This lavishly illustrated manuscript of the Gospels dates from the 9th century, and is simply a marvel of Early Christian art carried out by the monks' steady hands. The 65-metre Long Room in the Old Library is an incredible sight, and is filled with old books, marble busts and a barrel-vaulted ceiling. This is also the room that inspired the imagery of the Jedi Archive in Star Wars Episode II.Address: Trinity College Library, Trinity College, College StreetPhone: +353 1 896 2320Website: http://www.bookofkells.ieTickets: Adult: €9.00 Students/OAP: €8.00 Family Ticket: €18 Under 12 years old Free.
Year in, year out, The Guinness Storehouse is Dublin's most visited attraction, and with many good reasons. You can learn about the history of 'the black stuff' and discover how it's made, pull your own pint, enjoy The Gravity Bar's stunning panoramic views and more.Address: St. James' Gate, Dublin 8Phone: +353 1 408 4800Website: http://www.guinness-storehouse.commTickets: Adult: €16.50 Student over 18: €13 Student under 18: €10.5 Senior citizen: €13 Group (over 15 pax): €14.85 Children between 6 - 12 yrs: €6.50 Children under 6 yrs: Free Family (2 adults+4 children): €40
We shouldn't be telling you about Dublin's majestic Iveagh Gardens: they're Dublin's best-kept secret. Enter a floral world of rustic grottos, twinkling fountains and sunken lawns. They were designed by Ninian Niven in 1863 and include a rustic grotto, cascade, fountains, maze, rosarium, archery grounds, wilderness and woodlands. You'll love this this little slice of city heaven.Address: Clonmel Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 475 7816Opening hours: Mon-Sat: 08.00 Sunday and Bank Holidays: 10.00 Gardens Closing times are - December - January: 15.30 February and November: 16.00 March - October: 18.00 Average Length of Visit: 1 hourTickets: Free of charge
Get a dramatic and realistic insight into what it was like to have been confined in one of these forbidding bastions of punishment and correction between 1796 when it opened and 1924 when it closed and offers a panoramic insight into some of the most profound, disturbing and inspirational themes of modern Irish history.Address: Inchicore Road, Kilmainham , Dublin 8Phone: +353 1 453 5984Website: http://www.visitdublin.com/Asset/see_and_do/historic_sites/Kilmainham_GaolOpening hours: Apr - Sept: 09.30 - 18.00 daily (last admission 17.00) Oct - Mar: Mon - Sat: 09.30 - 17.30(last admission 16.00)Sundays: 10.00 - 18.00(last admission 17.00) Closed on the 24th, 25th & 26th December.Subway: Buses: 51B, 51C, 78A, 79, 79A from Aston Quay.Tickets: Adult: €6 Senior / Group: €4 Child / Student: €2 Family Rate: €14
Dublin Bay Cruises sail between Dun Laoghaire and Howth up to six times a day from March to October. Your 90 min trip brings you not only around the beautiful vista of Dublin Bay, but it also helps you to travel through time and to understand how and why the modern city of Dublin developed to become the capital city of Ireland.Address: Dun Laoghaire and Howth HarboursPhone: +35319011757Website: http://www.dublinbaycruises.comOpening hours: From Dun Laoghaire (St Michael's Pier Dun Laoghaire) 11am and 3pm From Howth (West Pier Howth Harbour ) 1pm and 5pmSubway: DART (commuter train) to Howth or Dún LaoghaireTickets: Adult: €19.00 / Children: €11.00 / Students €16.00 Family rate: €45.00 (2 Adults 1 Child) / Children under 3 years Free
Located inside the equally wonderful Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo's spacious 28-hectare site is home to more than 400 amazing animals from around the world. Whatever time of year you find yourself in Dublin, it's always worth a visit.Address: Dublin Zoo, Phoenix ParkPhone: +353 1 474 8900Website: http://www.dublinzoo.ieTickets: Adults: €15 Child: €10.50 Students: €12.50 OAPs: €12 Family tickets from: €43..50
Walk into the National Museum of Ireland on Kildare Street and you are magically transported back in time to 7,000BC.Take time at The Treasury which features outstanding examples of Celtic and Medieval art, such as the famous Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch and the Derrynaflan Hoard.Address: Kildare Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 94 9031773 / +353 1 6484 392Website: http://www.museum.ieOpening hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 2pm to 5pm. Closed Mondays.More info: Buses:Collins Barracks: 90 (Aston Quay), 25, 25A, 66, 67 (Wellington Quay)Kildare Street/Merrion Street: 7, 7A, 10,11,13 (O'Connell Street)Tickets: Free Admission
Malahide Castle, set on 250 acres of park land in the pretty seaside town of Malahide, was both a fortress and a private home for nearly 800 years and is an interesting mix of architectural styles. Many additions and alterations have been made to this romantic and beautiful structure, but the contours of the surrounding parklands have changed little in 800 years, retaining a sense of the past.Address: Malahide Demesne, Malahide. Co. DublinPhone: +353 1 890 5000Website: http://www.malahidecastle.comOpening hours: Open each day from 9.30am – 5.30pm, last admissions @ 4.30pmTickets: Adult: €12.00 Child: €6.00 Student: €8.00 Senior: €7.50
Dublinia is a heritage centre located in the heart of the medieval city of Dublin. There are three exciting exhibitions in Dublinia. Viking Dublin takes the visitor back to life in the city in Viking times. See what life was like on board a Viking warship, visit a Viking house and take a trip down a Viking street. Investigate burial customs; explore the Viking legacy and much more.Address: St. Michael's Hill, Christchurch, Dublin 8Phone: +353 1 679 4611Website: http://www.dublinia.ieTickets: Adult: €7.50 Child: €5 Student / Senior: €6.50 Family (2x2): €23
There are over one million stories buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Gravediggers, Body Snatchers, Rebels and Revolutionaries, ordinary and extraordinary people. Glasnevin Cemetery Museum is a wonderful introduction to the wealth of national history within the walls of Glasnevin Cemetery. This interactive visitor attraction offers a fascinating view of Ireland's Necropolis and the many renowned figures that shaped the country we live in today. Glasnevin Cemetery Museum also offers guided tours of the cemetery which is a unique opportunity to learn more about Ireland's complex history.Address: Glasnevin Cemetery, Finglas Road , Dublin 11Phone: +353 1 882 6500Website: http://www.glasnevintrust.ieOpening hours: Public Tours take place daily @ 11.30am & 14.30pmTickets: Combined Museum and Tour Ticket - €12.00
Dublin Castle is the heart of historic Dublin. In fact the city gets its name from the Black Pool - 'Dubh Linn' which was on the site of the present Castle garden. The Castle stands on the ridge on a strategic site at the junction of the River Liffey and its tributary the Poddle, where the original fortification may have been an early Gaelic Ring Fort.Address: Dame Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 645 8813Website: http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/Dublin/DublinCastleOpening hours: Monday-Friday: 10am-4.45pm Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays: 2pm-4.45pm Closed Good Friday, 25th-26th December, 1st January.Tickets: Adults: €4.50 Senior Citizens & Students (with I.D.): €3.50 Children (under 12 years): €2
The Irish Museum of Modern Art is Ireland's leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art. The Museum presents a wide variety of art in a dynamic programme of exhibitions, which regularly includes bodies of work from its own Collection.Address: Military Road, KilmainhamPhone: +353 1 612 9900Website: http://www.imma.ieOpening hours: Monday: 10.00am - 3.00pm, Tuesday-Saturday: 10.00am - 5.00pm, Sunday: 12noon - 5.00pm, Bank Holiday Mondays: 10.00am - 5.00pmTickets: Free Admission
Christ Church Cathedral (founded c.1028) is the spiritual heart of the city, and one of the top visitor attractions in Dublin. Step inside and you can enjoy the cathedral's beautiful interior and fascinating medieval crypt.Address: Christchurch Place , Dublin 8Phone: +353 1 677 8099Website: http://www.christchurchdublin.ieMore info: Guided tours of the cathedral and belfry are available throughout the year.Tickets: Adult: €6.00 Concession: €4.50 Child: €2.00 Family: €15.00
Situated in the heart of the city centre, the Chester Beatty Library's exhibitions open a window on the artistic treasures of the great cultures and religions of the world. The Library's rich collection of manuscripts, prints, icons, miniature paintings, early printed books and objects d'art from countries across the world offers visitors a visual feast.Address: Dublin Castle, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 407 0750Website: http://www.cbl.ieTickets: Free admission
Enjoy the best views of Dublin from the roof of the iconic Croke Park Stadium on the exciting Etihad Skyline tour. Accompanied by an experienced tour guide, you can ascent to a walkway 44 metres above the ground to take in panoramic views of the Irish capital and find out more about Dublin's key landmarks. Etihad Skyline includes stops at five viewing platforms along Croke Park's 0.6km rooftop walkway.Address: GAA Museum, St Joseph's Avenue, Drumcondra, Dublin 3Phone: +353 1 819 2323Website: http://www.skylinecrokepark.ieOpening hours: Visit skylinecrokepark.ie for tour timesTickets: Adult €25 Child €15 (up to 12 years old) Student €20 Family €65 (2 adults 2 children
Whitefriar Grill is located in Dublin's south city centre village quarter; a funky New York styled restaurant specialising in modern Irish cuisine. Roast Marrow Bone and Duck Shepard's Pie exemplify its tasty grounded cooking; considered as the best destination for weekend brunch in Dublin.Address: 16 Aungier Street, DublinPhone: +353 1 475 9003Website: http://www.whitefriargrill.ie
Located in a period property in the heart of Georgian Dublin, Dax Restaurant exudes French style, professional service and exemplary cuisine. One of Dublin's finest dining experiences; the menus are seasonal and the wine list runs from house to rare vintage Grand Crus. Fine dining in Dublin at its best.Address: 23 Pembroke Street UpperPhone: +353 1 676 1494Website: http://www.dax.ie
Found on the sunny side of St. Stephen's Green between The Shelbourne Hotel and Grafton Street; a solidly French restaurant offering classic bistro cuisine in a modern and intimate setting. A great range of wines and continental beers; La mere Zou is a little piece of France in the heart of Dublin.Address: 22, St. Stephen's GreenPhone: +353 1 6616 669Website: http://www.lamerezou.ie
Great value French food is on offer at this, one of Dublin's most popular restaurants. Five minutes' walk from The Spire and The GPO in the North City Centre close to The Abbey & The Gate Theatres; Le Bon Crubeen is open every day for lunch & dinner; next door The Celt Bar hosts live Irish Music every night.Address: 81-82 Talbot St., DublinPhone: +353 1 704 0126Website: http://www.leboncrubeen.ie
One of Temple Bar's true hidden gems away from the hustle and bustle of the main street, Il Vicoletto restaurant is a cosy little Italian situated in Crow Street – a cobblestoned laneway just off of the main strip. Step inside and you will immediately be transported to an authentic Italian trattoria. Loved by locals and tourists alike, Il Vicoletto is one of Dublin's most romantic restaurants, and the kitchen is famous for its homemade bread and pastas, authentic Ragu served with Pappardelle in Chianti Classico recipe, impressive Italian wine list which contains both medium range priced wines but excellent, as well as rare cellar wines for the connoisseurs and its crusty home-baked bread. The perfect venue for anniversaries and birthdays, Il Vicoletto is a Dublin institution that every pasta lover but mostly wine lovers on the planet will adore. Book in advance as it is a small place and in big demand, 35 seatings only.Address: 5 Crow st . Temple Bar, Dublin 2Phone: +35 316 708 633Website: http://www.ilvicoletto.ie
Pearl Brasserie, located next to The Merrion Hotel and opposite the Government Buildings is a cosy basement exuding style, glamour and luxury. The celebrated food takes casual dining to new levels; Pigeon Rossini is the house signature dish. Winner of Restaurant of the Year 2009, Pearl Brasserie has been at the top of the pack in Dublin for 14 years. Lunch Monday to Friday, Dinner Monday to Saturday.Address: 20 Merrion St. Upper, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 661 3572Website: http://www.pearl-brasserie.com
Fade Street Social by Dylan McGrath Fade Street Social celebrates Irish food and character. In this huge 8000sq ft. space, again, Dylan's fantastic creative team has captured a number of uniquely different yet subtly connected brands all under one roof.Address: Fade Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 604 0066Website: http://www.fadestreetsocial.com
Simple modern European food with a classic French influence. Our service is friendly and knowledgeable. The dining room is spacious, bright and airy in the style of a French Brasserie. It has a bustling atmosphere every day of the week. Signature Dish: Aged Irish Angus Sirloin & Fillet Steaks and BurgersAddress: 11-17 Exchequer Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 472 1000Website: http://www.fallonandbyrne.com Opening hours: 12.30 - 3 pm 6 - 10 pmMore info: From the Trinity College end of Grafton Street take the first right, then we are at the end of that street on the right hand side.
Coppinger Row is a social hub for diving in, sharing the best food + drink with your friends and family. Fresh Mediterranean flavours sourced from local seasonal produceAddress: Coppinger Row, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 672 9884Website: http://www.coppingerrow.com
Saba offers wonderful Thai and Vietnamese cuisine in a fantastic setting. As well as their amazing food and their "must have" cocktails, the service is excellent and the prices are reasonable.Address: 26-28 Clarendon Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 679 2000Website: http://www.sabadublin.com
One of Dublin's newest trendy dining experiences located on South William Street, the heart of the Creative Quarter. Great cocktails, superb food, and buzzing atmosphere.Address: 52 South William Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 6777 007Website: http://www.damsondiner.com
With two late night bars, lunch and dinner being served seven days a week, vintage sofas and armchairs, comfortable high seating, a funky dining room perfect for private functions and even a floating steel booth, The Exchequer is one of Dublin's best gastro pubs.Address: 3-5 Exchequer St, Dublin 2,Phone: +353 1 6706787Website: http://www.theexchequer.ie
This award winning cafe can be accessed through the Daintree paper shop. The Daintree Building is one of a kind. Inspired by the rain-forest in Australia after which it is named, Daintree meets some of its own energy, material, food and water needs. The leafy courtyard is an oasis of calm in a busy area of the city, it stretches from Camden Street to Pleasants Place. It is the perfect place to relax with a savoury tart and a glass of wine.Address: The Daintree Building, Pleasants Place, Dublin 2Phone: +363 01 478 9394Website: http://www.visitdublin.com/Asset/dining/cafes/The_Cake_CafeOpening hours: Monday 8.30am - 6pm (Baking or cookery evening after 6pm) Tuesday - Friday 8.30am - 8pm Saturday 9am - 6pm
This is a real gem. Scones, meringues, cheesecakes, brownies are all baked on the premises. Queen of Tarts is also great for sturdy breakfasts including potato cakes.Address: Dame Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 633 4681Website: http://www.queenoftarts.ie
Since throwing open its doors in 2012, Brother Hubbard has firmly established itself as one of the go-to cafés in Dublin with a menu fully stocked with culinary delights including delicious sandwiches, scrumptious salads and tempting pastries.Address: 153 Capel Street, Dublin 1Phone: +35314411112Website: http://www.brotherhubbard.ie
Tucked away among the buzzing streets of Dublin, there survives, and thrives, Foam Cafe and Gallery. Upon entering the cafe, visitors are immediately at ease in its warm, comforting atmosphere. Foam Cafe is a refreshing relief compared to the modern and mundane interiors of today's typical coffee shops. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the decor, food and calm mood enhanced by the chatter of nearby customers.Address: 24 Strand Street Great, Dublin 1Website: http://www.foamcafe.ieOpening hours: Mon - Fri: 10:00 - 21:00 Sat: 11:00 - 21:00 Sun: 11:00 - 19:00
Murphys Ice Cream offers award-winning, artisan ice cream (made from scratch in Dingle), micro-roasted coffee, and delicious desserts. Come for a free taste of their ice creams and linger with a coffee in the seating area on the square.Address: 27 Wicklow St, Dublin 2Website: http://www.murphysicecream.ie/Opening hours: Winter Opening Hours: Mon - Thurs: 12:00 pm - 8:30 pm Fri - Sun: 12:00 pm - 9:30 pm Summer Opening Hours: Mon - Thurs: 12:00 pm - 9:30 pm Fri - Sun: 11:00 am - 10:30 pm
A veritable institution in Dublin Bewley's Cafe has played an essential part in the literary, cultural, artistic, architectural and social life of Dublin since it opened in 1927. Today Bewleys Grafton Street still keeps its traditions of coffee roasting and baking along with its famous breakfast. A contemporary Mediterranean menu is also available until late evening. Bewleys isAddress: 78-79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2Website: http://www.bewleys.comOpening hours: 7.30 am - 10.00 pm every day.
Dublin's Gourmet Food Hall enjoys a multiplicity of food from all corners of the globe including Mexican, Italian, Greek, and traditional Irish. With numerous units offering cuisine from around the world and all under one roof there is something to suit even the most discerning taste and pocket. It offers outstanding value in contemporary surroundings and is open 7 days a week.Address: Lower Liffey Street, Dublin 1Website: http://www.epicureanfoodhall.comOpening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm Sun 11am-8pm
The Silk Road Café is one of Dublin's best hidden treasures. It's located in the Chester Beatty Library in Dublin Castle with a view over the Castle garden and next to the Coach House. Proprietor and Chef Abraham Phelan bases the menu on some of the countries represented in the museum. Middle Eastern, North African, Mediterranean and vegetarian dishes are created using only the freshest ingredients.Address: Chester Beatty Library, Dublin Castle, Dame St, DublinWebsite: http://www.silkroadcafe.ie
The Pepper Pot specialises in homemade organic food and only uses seasonal stock in their delicious recipes and offers a versatile menu including gluten free options and a delicious range of sandwiches, soups, breads and cakes.Address: Powerscourt Centre, 59 South William Street, Dublin 2Website: http://www.thepepperpot.ie
The coffee aficionado will enjoy a trip to Havana Café in The Decent Cigar Emporium. Havana serves a range of Cuban coffees including Cubita, Serrano and Santiago.Address: 46 Grafton Street , Dublin 2Website: http://www.decent-cigar.comOpening hours: Mon - Wed, Fri & Sat: 10am till 6pm | Thurs: 10am til 8pm | Sun: 12 Noon til 5pm
The building that houses McDaids can be traced back to the late 18th century and is reputed to have housed the City Morgue and later converted into a chapel for the Moravian Brethren, hence the high ceilings and the Gothic style windows. McDaids has been identified by Joycean scholars as the setting for the opening of his story, Grace. Brendan Behan was a regular in the pub and he would regularly entertain the crowd with his vast repertoire.Address: 3 Harry Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 679 4395Website: http://www.visitdublin.com/Asset/dining/pubs/McDaids
A favourite haunt for Dubliners and visitors from every corner of the world, who come to share the authentic character of one of Dublin's oldest bars, and to admire the artistry of real Irish musicians. Seven nights a week, musicians from all over Ireland come together to share their love of Irish traditional music in one of Ireland's most famous bars.Address: 15 Merrion RowPhone: +353 1 660 7194Website: http://www.odonoghues.ie
In a city of full of pubs, it's hard to stand out from the crowd. But that's exactly what Grogan's does. The perfect place to grab a sandwich and a pint and escape the bustle of the city. Or, come night time, a buzzing spot with a traditional heart. Unfussy and authentic, it's a winner.Address: 15 South William Street, DublinPhone: +353 1 6779320Website: http://www.groganspub.ie
This is probably Dublin's best preserved Victorian pub - and everything here is of authentic Victorian origin. Take time to look around and savour the sumptuously carved Victorian mahogany fittings, the mosaic marble tiled floors and granite table tops. Dating back to 1770, the pub was rebuilt in 1894-95, and was the first pub in Dublin to be lit by electricity. Magnificent stained glass depicts the Stags Head theme throughout eight windows. This was a pub Joyce drank in from time to time.Address: 1 Dame Court, Dublin 2 Phone: +353 1 671 3701Website: http://www.louisfitzgerald.com/stagshead
Some think it's a dive, some think it's a gem. Either way, when John F. Kennedy worked as a journalist in Dublin, he was a regular at this pub. It was also featured in the movie My Left Foot. Many think that the best Guinness in Dublin is served at Mulligan's.Address: 8 Poolbeg StreetPhone: +353 1 677 5582Website: http://www.mulligans.ie
The Cobblestone Pub and Music Venue is based in Smithfield, close to the Four Courts, a few hundred yards from the North bank of the Liffey. The pub has music seven nights a week, two informal sessions down stairs and a pay-in listening venue on the upper floor. One of the best and most loved pubs for trade sessions in the city.Address: 77 King Street North, Dublin 7Phone: +353 1 872 1799Website: http://www.cobblestonepub.ie
Unspoilt and unmodernised, this small pub has fame vastly out of proportion to its size. It was established in 1823; making it one of Dublin's oldest pubs. Take a seat in the snug where many a historic meeting has taken place or the backroom with its high ceiling and stained glass, where literary stock used to gather.Address: 21 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 671 7388Website: http://www.thepalacebardublin.com
The Library Bar at The Central Hotel combines the charm and elegance of a bygone age with the most modern facilities and services. The welcoming atmosphere and the fine furnishings make it a popular venue for morning coffee, light lunches, afternoon tea and drinks.Address: Central Hotel, Exchequer Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 6797302Website: http://www.centralhoteldublin.com
Live DJs and bands 6 days a week playing across the board from house to drum and bass, Baltimore to grime, roots reggae to disco, hip hop to rock. Events-wise, on any given day you could walk into a back yard car boot Sale, an exhibition launch, a marathon 10hr set from a Detroit DJ legend, a hot-tub party, dinner on a double decker bus, a live show from emerging Dublin bands, graffiti battles, jazz band in the smoking yard, or even just a simple pint of plain and a chat.Address: 11 South Richmond Street, Dublin 2Website: http://www.bodytonicmusic.com/thebernardshaw
Dublin's a great city for night people. Dedicated club venues vie with pubs that morph into clubs, and whether it's chart music, cocktails and classics, live jazz, or the latest cutting edge genres, Ireland's best DJs, musicians and visiting international names will always send you home happy. There are too many to list individually but be sure to check out: 4 Dame Lame, Cafe En Seine, Howl at the Moon, The Lost Society.... Dublin's a local institution, Coppers.Address: Dublin City CentreWebsite: http://www.visitdublin.com
Kildare Village offers Ireland's only luxury outlet shopping experience, with savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price in more than 60 boutiques along a charming open-air promenade, just 60 minutes from central Dublin.Address: Nurney Road, Kildare Town, County KildarePhone: +353 45 534 900Website: http://www.chicoutletshopping.com
Grafton Street is Dublin's top thoroughfare for high street shopping where you will find the best of Irish and international fashion to Irish gifts and craft ware. Book-ended by Trinity College and St. Stephens Green, highlights from the streets and lanes that surround Grafton Street include Suffolk Street which is home to Avoca Handweavers and South William Street which is the beating heart of our Creative Quarter. This short, sweet strip was traditionally home to Dublin's rag trade, and the tradition lives on in collectives like Project 51 and boutique malls like the Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, a beautifully restored Georgian townhouse home to specialist shops, galleries, antique jewellery stores and restaurants. Nassau Street has a vast selection of Irish craft stores, such as Kilkenny Design Centre and House of Ireland, which specialise in Irish design ware, glass, ceramics and more.Address: Dublin 2
Henry Street is located North of the river and is a pedestrian-friendly zone. As well as oodles of shops from H&M to Zara, there are department stores such as Arnotts and nearby favourite Clerys, as well as shopping centres, Jervis Street and the Ilac Centre. Take a moment to look up between bargains at The Spire, one of Dublin's iconic monuments. It soars to a needlepoint on O'Connell Street.Address: Henry Street, Dublin 1
The George's Street Arcade may be Ireland's oldest shopping centre, but there's always something new to discover. A feast of eclectic stores, galleries and eateries are housed within the old Victorian building, from Bollywood belly dancing gear at Maharani to awesome iced teas at Bubblicity and good honest sandwiches at Honest to Goodness.Address: South Great Georges Street , Dublin 2Phone: +353 1 283 6077
Dublin has no shortage of shopping centres and city centre options include Stephen's Green, the Jervis and Debenham's. Out of town alternatives are the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Dundrum Town Centre and Blanchardstown Shopping Centre.Address: Dublin
HA'PENNY FLEA MARKET The Grand Social on Lower Liffey Street hosts a weekly Indoor Flea Market every Saturday from 12 noon - 6 pm where you will find the best in vintage clothes, vinyl, chic jewellery and hipster books. COW'S LANE DESIGNER MART The Designer Mart takes place every Saturday from 10 am – 5pm on Cow's Lane which is located in the Old City area of Temple Bar. If you're peckish, a little further down the Temple Bar drag, the Temple Bar Food Market purveys the finest artisan nibbles.Address: Dublin


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Rig count
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Rig Count
Week Ending Aug. 6 ..............................48
Week Ending July 30 ..............................46
The rig count is provided by the Victoria office of Halliburton, showing the number of active drilling rigs in Victoria, Goliad, Gonzales, Calhoun, Jackson, Bee, Refugio, DeWitt, Lavaca, Wharton, Karnes, Colorado and Matagorda counties.
Week Ending Aug. 6 ..............................$82.01
Week Ending July 30 ..............................$78.36
Price per barrel figures are provided from New York by the Associated Press and reflect the cash F.O.B. price of West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark grade of U.S. crude oil.


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CLS Christian Legal Aid ministry held its monthly prayer call.
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The CLS Board of Directors gathered in Orlando, Florida, meeting together for a special event with local CLS leaders.
Center for Law & Religious Freedom Director Kim Colby submitted a written statement to the House Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
CLS held its annual Northeast Retreat for lawyers and law students in Frost Valley, NY.
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CLS filed an amicus brief with ACLJ in the Texas free speech case, Walker v. Texas Division
CLS Christian Legal Aid ministry held its monthly prayer call for CLA leaders and volunteers across the country.
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CLS's Center for Law & Religious Freedom Director Kim Colby spoke on the religious liberty panel at the Fed Soc national conference. See the video here>>
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CLS filed a brief representing thousands of New York City Christian and Jewish congregations, asking the Supreme Court to allow religious congregations to meet in school facilities like other groups. Our brief is here>>
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Oct. 2 - 5, 2014CLS members, lawyers, law students, legal aid practitioners, and friends gathered in Boston for the CLS national conference to hear speakers (Prof. Robert George, John Stonestreet, Andy Crouch, and Russ Moore), attend workshops, and fellowship.
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The Christian Legal Aid ministry of CLS held their quarterly call. The topic this quarter was Homeless Court programs.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld school choice, including religious schools, for low-income families. CLS filed on behalf of over two dozen religious schools in the case.
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CLS chapter leaders from across the country engaged in the quarterly call to discuss engaging nearby law student chapters and the national conference, among other things.
CLS Law Student Ministries is shipping law student packets (resources, Bible studies, etc.) to CLS chapters and Christian fellowships in law schools across the nation.
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Southfield, Mich. - Lawrence Technological University is offering grants for an unprecedented 50 percent of tuition to 400 displaced workers to help them take advantage of new academic programs developed to help strengthen and diversify Michigan's economy. The university is also opening up career networking opportunities to other displaced workers with college degrees.
At a press conference on Wednesday, President Lewis N. Walker unveiled "The Recovery Starts Here: Lawrence Technological University's Stimulus Package for Displaced Workers," a comprehensive, three-pronged initiative to aid Michigan citizens impacted by the financial crisis. The package includes:
"The Recovery Starts Here package is an investment in the future of our state and nation, and the right thing to do. We believe this is the first comprehensive package of recovery initiatives set forth by any university in the nation," Walker said. "The recovery starts here and it must start with us. We invite other institutions throughout Michigan to join us. Together, we will succeed."
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The number of grants will initially be limited to the first 200 undergraduate and first 200 graduate students who qualify. Grant recipients will be expected to proceed on a full-time schedule until they have completed their degree programs, taking a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester if undergraduates, and six credit hours if graduate students.
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Component 3 - Recovery Starts Here career receptions and workshops Lawrence Tech plans four career networking receptions for displaced workers with college degrees - not limited to Lawrence Tech students and alumni - beginning Jan. 22, 2009, from 5-9 p.m. on campus. Other receptions will follow on April 2, June 4 and Oct. 8.
"We at Lawrence Tech are convinced that all the building blocks required for an economic recovery are already here in Michigan. We aim to do our part to bring enterprising companies and educated workers together," Walker said. "Combining the creativity of our entrepreneurs and the know-how of our workers will lead to Michigan's next big economic success story."
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- 2 (2 1/2-pound) boneless beef chuck roasts, each about 7x4x2 inches
- 4 teaspoons sugar
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1 pound onions, thinly sliced
- 6 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 2 cups low-salt chicken broth
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1/2 cup tomato sauce
- 2 cups pitted dates
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh Italian parsley
Preheat oven to 350°F. Sprinkle roasts on each side with salt, pepper, and 1 teaspoon sugar. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in heavy wide ovenproof pot over medium-high heat. Add roasts. Cook until brown, about 8 minutes per side; transfer to plate. Add 1 tablespoon oil and onions to pot. Sauté until dark brown, stirring often, about 10 minutes. Mix in vinegar and allspice; boil until reduced to glaze, scraping up browned bits. Add broth, orange juice, and tomato sauce; bring to boil. Return roasts and accumulated juices to pot. Scatter dates around roasts; sprinkle with parsley.
Cover pot; place in oven. Braise roasts 1 hour. Turn roasts over, cover, and braise until tender, about 1 hour. Tilt pot; spoon off fat from top of sauce. Cool uncovered 1 hour. DO AHEAD Can be made 2 days ahead. Chill uncovered until cold; cover and keep chilled.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Transfer roasts to board, scraping sauce into pot. Cut crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick slices; overlap slices in baking dish. Spoon sauce over. Cover; rewarm about 25 minutes.
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- Carbohydrates55 g (18%)
- Fat53 g (82%)
- Protein57 g (114%)
- Saturated Fat21 g (106%)
- Sodium284 mg (12%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4 g
- Fiber5 g (21%)
- Monounsaturated Fat27 g
- Cholesterol193 mg (64%)


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Three games on the schedule for Saturday night as the second round of playoffs is spread out all over the calendar so 2 New York Ranger and 2 New York Islander prospects saw action. The biggest surprise of the night was former Hartford Wolfpack coach and current Kootenay Ice coach Ryan McGill going back to Mackenzie Skapski (NYR 2013 6th) as his starting goalie for game 1 against the Medicine Hat Tigers.
Skapski struggled badly in the Ice's first round series against the Calgary Hitmen going 1-1-1 with a 5.25 goals against and a 0.832 save percentage as his backup Wyatt Hoflin wound up winning game's 5 and 6 to clinch that series. McGill picked the right goalie as Skapski stopped 28 out of 30 shots to help the Ice steal game 1 and home ice advantage from Medicine Hat 4-2.
Skapski was named the game's 2nd star got a lot more support from his teammates in this one as the Ice held the Tigers to 13 shots in the 1st period, 12 in the 2nd and only 5 in the 3rd. That 3rd period was key as Kootenay had trailed during most of the 2nd period 2-1 before the Ice would score the last 3 goals of the game to earn the win.
Game 2 though will be Sunday also in Medicine Hat and it will be interesting to see which goalie that McGill uses.
In Val-d'Or, Ryan Graves (NYR 2013 4th) and his Foreurs were looking to recover from Friday night's overtime loss in game 1 against the Drummondville Voltigeurs as they looked to tie the series at 1-1. Graves was scoreless on 1 shot with 2 hits but he was also a -2 for the game as the Foreurs escaped with a 4-3 overtime win and a 1-1 series. Graves and company let a 2-0 lead slip away and gave up the tying goal with 41 seconds remaining in regulation.
Not a great effort by Graves and CO. but a win is a win and they will take it as the series heads to Drummondville for games 3 and 4 on Tuesday evening. They had best play much better than this.


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Cottonwood Creek - (in Straight Canyon below Joes Valley Reservoir) Aquatics Biologist Craig Walker recommends bright-colored flies and lures fished at the tails of pools for spawning brown trout. Walker advises anglers to use brown trout streamers, green wooly buggers with red tails, may and stone fly larvae imitations, as well as emerging may fly imitations. Walker says that trout are most active between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Trout range from 14-18 inches.
Duck Fork Reservoir - Duck Fork has been replanted with Colorado River cutthroat trout and fingerling tiger trout. Duck Fork regulations will protect the Colorado River cutthroat population for future egg collection and fish transplant operations. The DWR hopes that this measure will help keep the Colorado River cutthroat from being listed as threatened or endangered.
Huntington Reservoir - (above Cleveland Reservoir) Fisheries Biologist Justin Hart reports that worms or small black flies have been catching nice tiger trout. Some tiger trout are approaching 19-21 inches this fall. "One of the keys to catching tigers is to use dark-colored flies, lures, and jigs and keep them moving," says Hart. "The same goes for bait fishermen. Most tigers will strike when the bait is moved."
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Jerker Johansson, CEO UBS Investment Bank, has resigned from UBS with immediate effect.
UBS today announced the appointment of Alex Wilmot-Sitwell and Carsten Kengeter as co-CEOs of its Investment Bank effective immediately.
Alex Wilmot-Sitwell joined the firm in 1996 and is a member of the Group Executive Board. He has been joint global head of the Investment Banking Department since November 2005 and Chairman and CEO of UBS Group Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) since January 2008.
Carsten Kengeter joined UBS in September 2008 and is the joint global head of Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities (FICC) within UBS Investment Bank. In his new role he will also be a member of the Group Executive Board.
Oswald J. Grübel, Group CEO of UBS, commented on the appointments: "I would like to congratulate Alex and Carsten on their new roles. Under their joint leadership we will continue to build on the strong core businesses of our Investment Bank and remediate our legacy risks. Our Investment Bank is indispensable to our global firm and to our integrated business model."
Jerker Johansson has resigned from his role as CEO of the Investment Bank with immediate effect. He joined UBS in March 2008 and was a member of UBS's Group Executive Board.
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Facing the top home team in the league, Dan Gautieri showed that the Newark Pilots have plenty of fight left this season.
Gautieri tossed a complete-game shutout to both stymie and cool off the Watertown Rams with a 3-0 decision in a Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League game Sunday at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
While the Pilots (15-23) are battling to stay alive in the playoff race, they halted the West Division-leading Rams winning streak at five and also handed Watertown (23-16) just its second loss in the past 13 games at home.
Pretty much before the game here, our co-owner Leslie (Ohmann) was telling us that this is pretty much it we have to win today, said Gautieri, who pitches for Penn. This is something that weve been telling each other for a while we want to be able to control our own fate, so this win is really key for us if we actually want to make the playoffs.
We let him (Gautieri) get in a rhythm real early, said Watertown coach Paul Alteri, whose team slipped to 12-4 at home. He ended up dictating the game and thats on us. But in defense of that kid, he threw well and really shut us down tonight.
Steve Laurino (Marist) doubled twice, singled and knocked in two runs for fourth-place Newark, which pulled within one-half game of Adirondack in the chase for the divisions second wild card spot.
Weve been doing well, but we came out flat today, said Rams left fielder Bobby Indeglia (Holy Cross). Their pitcher got into a groove real early and he was on today. Once they scored their three runs, we were trying to fight the whole game to put something together, but we never did.
In turn, Watertowns lead in the division was trimmed to three games by second-place Elmira, which won twice on Sunday.
We have nine games left and we want to get another winning streak going, said Indeglia, who singled twice. We really want to keep up our advantage against teams from our own division because getting the top overall seed is our goal.
Gautieri, who set a quick pace throughout the game, at one point retired 13 of 14 batters before Colin Theroux singled in the seventh inning, to out duel starter Joe Adel.
It was just a great effort from Dan, said Newark coach Mike Armstrong, whose team also ended a four-game losing skid to Watertown. Hes been pretty good for us all year and to have him go out and pitch like this in a pretty much must-win game for us all of them are from this point on was huge for us.
The Rams threatened in the eighth as Nik Alfonso, Indeglia and Dominic Lopez each singled to load the bases, but Jacob Boylan struck out, and Lopez was forced out at second base on a ground ball to end the inning.
We cant rely on a threat in the eighth inning after we dug ourselves a hole early on, Alteri said. Making a comeback is tough to do on a consistent basis in this game.
Gautieri then retired the side in order in the ninth to record his first win of the summer.
I felt great, said Gautieri, who pitched four complete games for the Quakers in the spring. The last couple starts, I havent really been able to throw a curve ball for a strike, but that pretty much got me out of a lot of jams today. I felt like I had a lot of stamina.
Newark scored three runs in the first three innings to provide all the offensive support Gautieri would need on an RBI double from Laurino in the first, and a run-scoring double from David Vandercook and an RBI single from Laurino both coming in the third.
Adel, who leads Watertown in wins (four), pitched seven innings, allowing the three runs on 10 hits and didnt walk a batter.
After a day off, the Rams will host second-place Elmira in a doubleheader at 5 p.m. on Tuesday at the Fairgrounds. Watertown has nine games including seven at home remaining in its regular season.
It will be nice to get a day off, but it would have been better going into it with a win, Indeglia said. Tuesday is a big day ... hopefully we can come up with two wins against Elmira its going to be a big doubleheader for us.
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Friday, April 3, 2009
Poor Man's Chili Slow Cooker Recipe
Happy Friday!
I made the very best "free" dinner the other night. I planned on going out to get some fresh chicken for the crock, but my little one climbed into her bed at 9:45 am and fell asleep. Until 12:30. No fever or anything, I guess she was just tired.
So I had to use what I had on hand to make dinner----the afternoon was packed full of activities, including a dance class that ends at 5:30pm. I had to get the slow cooker plugged in or we were going to end up eating lovely bowls of Rice Chex for dinner.
not that there's anything wrong with that.
This chili is similar to the Clean Out the Pantry Chili I made last July, because I just started opening cans and tossing stuff in.
But this is different.
The biggest difference is the spices I used and that my kids ate it this time. I also tried using jarred pasta sauce for the base, since I didn't have any canned tomatoes in the house. It worked!
The Ingredients.
serves 6.
1 (15-ounce) can black beans, drained
1 (15-ounce) can garbanzo beans, drained
1 (15-ounce) can kidney beans, drained
1 (15-ounce) can corn, drained
1 (24-ounce) jar prepared pasta sauce
1 cup baby tomatoes (optional, they pop after slow cooking!)
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon corriander
1 teaspoon tumeric (not really a "poor" spice, it's a substitute for saffron, but I had it in the cupboard. If you don't have any, you can try a mixture of curry and cardamom, or just omit it all together)
1 cinnamon stick
The Directions.
I used a 6 quart slow cooker. Drain the beans and corn, and put the can contents into your crock. Top with tomatoes, if using, and the pasta sauce. Stir in spices, and add cinnamon stick. Cover and cook on low for 7-8 hours, or on high for about 4. If the tomatoes haven't popped on their own, gently poke them with a wooden spoon to pop before serving.
The Verdict.
This was a very filling, and lovely chili without a hint of spice----just a great medley of flavor. The cinnamon provided enough of a "sweet" component to convince the kids that I had put brown sugar in their servings. I didn't correct them.
I enjoyed the leftovers for lunch the next day over a baked potato.
more chili!:
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clean out the pantry chili
chili and cheese afternoon snack
41 comments:
- Amber said...
I always use a jar of pasta sauce as a base for chili. It works great, especially since we like ours very thick. This sounds very good!
- April 3, 2009 at 7:13 AM
- Jamie said...
Just wanted to say, love the Mickey plate!! We have several of those ourselves!!
- April 3, 2009 at 7:14 AM
- bostonred said...
The presentation is priceless! I'll have to try this one soon.
Thank you!
- April 3, 2009 at 7:27 AM
- Nancy G said...
hmmmmm...looks like a good McDougall recipe, do you mind if I post it on their forum? Might make it for our next pot luck at the campground!
- April 3, 2009 at 7:46 AM
- GFE--gluten free easily said...
You are so clever, Steph! I love an adaptable recipe like this one. We're on the same wavelength. I just posted on a crockpot vegetarian chili (with many of the same ingredients). My husband who loves meat did not realize it was vegetarian because the portabello mushrooms gave it a nice "meaty" flavor. (You might chop those up finely for picky kids.) I didn't enlighten him until I'd made the recipe a few times. We had cornbread, too. I bet the kids loved the Mickey Mouse presentation. Presentation is a big part of being enticed to eat good ... that's what the big time restaurants do so well, right? Cinnamon is very appealing to kids. I make a porcupine meatballs recipe that my son always loved as a child because of the cinnamon. :-)
- April 3, 2009 at 7:49 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
I wish I had known how well pasta sauce works in chili before, Amber! It made a fantastic base.
thanks, Jamie! I took 2 of these plates home from Disneyland when we went in January. They serve the kids meals in them.
thanks, bostonred!
sure, Nancy, thanks! This is a super simple camping recipe. THat's a good reminder--I'll pass it on to Adam, he's the chef while camping. We all really liked this a lot.
what a great point about the mushrooms. The pasta sauce I used had some mushrooms in it, and you're right---the pieces did mimic meat. I haven't put cinnamon in chili before, but LOVED the result. So did the kids.
happy friday!
- April 3, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- SaraK said...
This looks really good and I love the plate!
- April 3, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Fresh Sugar said...
I just wanted to stop by and say as a new visitor that your blog makes me happy! I love the crock pot too and you just made my life easier cause now i have a place to look for dinner ideas!! :)
Thanks for that!
- April 3, 2009 at 8:19 AM
- crazydaisy said...
And where did you get that adoreable plate???
- April 3, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- Kellie said...
Cinnamon? What a great idea! I attempted my first crock chili last month and my hubby was the only one who could eat it because it was way to spicy for the rest of us...I will be giving this recipe a try soon. Thanks again!
- April 3, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- Brandislee said...
OMG I have that same Mickey Mouse "plate"- it's the plate they put kids meals on at Disneyland. It was so cute I couldn't part with mine, either (and my drive to save the planet didn't hurt, either- I just couldn't throw it away!). Izzy uses hers for paint and glue, though. Lord knows I don't need another kids dish beating around in my kitchen!
PS- I love all your recpies! I will probably make this one today, of course with my own available ingredients... as soon as I figure out what they are!
- April 3, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- The Ballengers said...
Just wanted to say I found your blog about a week ago, and have been LOVING it! Your lean towards HEALTHY is so helpful! I don't like the can-of-cream-soup and velveeta recipes that are so common. Your recipes are great FAMILY meals w/o a lot of crazy abnormal ingredients. Here in the south, we start getting hot weather about NOW, and the oven heats up the house way too much. Therefore, I was looking for more ways to use my crockpot(s) and stovetop. Your site is now a FAVORITE, and I've passed you along to all my family and friends. Fabulous recipes (I've already tried several!) and great pictures too!!!! Thank you for blogging all this! You're a blessing!
- April 3, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- Coleen's Recipes said...
I have never even thought of chili without meat.Thanks for posting this idea.
- April 3, 2009 at 11:23 AM
This sounds great!
Also wanted to let you know that I've used salsa as a base for chili and that also works really well.
- April 3, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- quinn said...
I've done the reverse, but by accident. I used salsa as sauce for rice pasta TWICE and didn't notice until I switched back to pasta sauce and it seemed kind of bland. :)
- April 3, 2009 at 12:50 PM
I love the black bean in chili! My 5YO 'gags' on the kidney beans & found that I actually like them better myself! The mickey plates are great!
- April 3, 2009 at 3:59 PM
- mormonhermitmom said...
Pasta sauce for chili? Wow, I might be able to do this.
- April 3, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- blue said...
I'd be OK w/Rice Chex for dinner. My daughter's favorite dinner was the one time we had popcorn and ice cream.
- April 3, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- creative gal said...
I use a jar of sauce for many crockpot recipes. It works well and it is quick!
- April 4, 2009 at 3:02 AM
- Nancy said...
I sure wish we had a Trader Joes here in Jacksonville! Sigh....
We do have a Whole Foods...but they are so expensive that I can barely walk in there.
This meal sounds very good!
I'm so thankful for your blog!!!
- April 4, 2009 at 6:55 AM
- Elaine at Lipstickdaily said...
Well done . . . I always have all of this stuff around the house. I would never have thought of using pasta sauce as a base. Thanks!
- April 4, 2009 at 5:03 PM
- ~~tonya~~ said...
Just came across your blog and your mickey mouse plate made me stay!!
I would like to invite you to join in my Penny Pinching Parade launching on April 14. Mr. Linky and giveaways will also be joining me.
I love your recipes and think you would be an awesome contributor to this parade. The crockpot is a wonderful tool to use to save time and energy--both resulting in saved pennies!
Come on over and leave a comment, grab my button, become a follower and most importantly--join in the parade.
Hope to see you soon.
- April 5, 2009 at 9:59 AM
- Heidi said...
Just wanted to tell you that I have been checking your blog daily for about a year now and I love all your great recipes. You have inspired me to use my crockpot more often :)
- April 5, 2009 at 1:28 PM
I made this last night, only I didn't have canned beans, pasta sauce or cherry tomatoes or coriander or canned corn.
I used 1 cup each of adzuki, turtle, and garbanzo beans (dried) 5 cups of water, a can of tomato sauce, a can of diced tomatoes, 2tbsp italian seasoning, 2tsp cumin (to make up for the coriander), 1 tsp tumeric, 1 cinnamon stick, salt, pepper, 1 tsp granualted garlic, and at the end I added 1 bag of frozen corn and let it cook for 20 minutes.
It turned out so good. I crushed up some corn chips (the tortilla kind) and added those into my bowl. My husband put some yogurt sour cream (where I drained homemade yogurt, the kind from the yogurt post) and cheese on his.
My daughter called it "Mexican Soup".
I never would have thought to add the tumeric, but it really made a difference and I loved the 3 different beans. I have always added cinnamon so that I knew would be great.
Thanks for the cupboard cleaning out idea!!!
- April 5, 2009 at 3:20 PM
- -- said...
I am surprised that you are using canned pasta sauce and not making your own in the crockpot. I have been making mine in it for years now. I use my grandmother's recipe but use the crockpot instead of slow simmer on the stove.
I am going to try this one this weekend but using fresh bean.
- April 6, 2009 at 5:41 AM
- Tammy said...
I've never tried pasta sauce as a base for chili, but we use spicy V8 - it adds more veggies without the kids knowing and doesn't leave any chunks of tomatoes which the kids WILL eat, but the husband won't. Go figure. LOVE this site!
- April 6, 2009 at 7:45 AM
- janel said...
I love your blog and have tried and loved many recipes from it. (No more collecting dust for our crockpot!) Now that you've done a year of Slow Cooking, I was just wondering if there's any chance you would do a year of Pressure Cooker cooking? (By the way, I can't wait to buy your cookbook!)
- April 6, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- smileyfish76 said...
This sounds fantastic. Now if only I could get the hubby to eat beans.
And since the hubby went out for dinner (work), the kids decided to have breakfast for supper....Rice Chex. Sounds great to me. :)
- April 7, 2009 at 3:33 PM
- "Hello... It's Me Again..." said...
I've never tried using spaghetti sauce in my chili. I'll keep that in mind for next time.
- April 7, 2009 at 8:46 PM
- The Blonde Duck said...
Popped in to say hi! This chili looks great!
- April 8, 2009 at 2:54 AM
- Do you love to read? said...
What a great idea! I have never tried pasta sauce in my chili! Thanks for the great recipe!
- April 9, 2009 at 7:28 AM
- smileyfish76 said...
This turned out really well. It tasted fantastic. However, my hubby and my kids wouldn't touch it. SO BUMMED ABOUT THAT!!!! Do you know if it freezes well? I just dont' think I could eat it for the next how many days in a row. Also do you think I could "puree" the beans to help with the appearance?
- April 10, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- kd said...
I didn't realize until too late that the pasta sauce in the cupboard was unusable (contained cheese & DD has dairy allergy) so instead I tossed in the leftover sloppy joe meat mixture. It had a certain "sloppy joe" flavor (ha ha) but still yummy. thanks for the inspiration!!
- April 12, 2009 at 4:42 PM
This chili looks great - using a variety of beans puts a spin on what I usually consider chili! Absolutely LOVE that I can find everything in the pantry (minus the tomatoes) so I don't need to plan too far ahead of time!
Mark F. Garso
- April 21, 2009 at 1:40 PM
I really liked this, so simple yet flavorful. Thanks!
- April 21, 2009 at 9:00 PM
- roseygirl said...
I love making Chili in my CrockPot, so it is always great to find another recipe to try. :)
- April 30, 2009 at 10:36 AM
- Ally said...
Oh!! Thank you. The only thing I cook with is the crockpot and then only rarely. There was a need for a low cost, filling lunch for 6 to 15 people who were doing physical labor at my volunteer site. An unknown number would be vegetarian. . . . I made your chili and set up a small sandwich area for those who had to have meat. Um, one person made a sandwich, lol. And, to make matters "worse," I had nothing to bring home and freeze for later. Since there were only 7 people and I had doubled the recipe . . . I consider this a major hit. Bless you for sharing your work and thoughts!!
- September 3, 2009 at 6:04 AM
- Patricia said...
Just made my own version of this poor mans chili. Its a rainy day and I can now stay home and enjoy the aroma. I used tomatoes and a can of RoTel tomatoes with jalopenos - we like spicy. I added a little red wine, some garlic and some chopped shallots. The cinammon smells wonderful and I can't wait for dinner.
- May 12, 2010 at 10:23 AM
- Lori said...
I made this chili tonight, and everyone loved it! I think its the best chili I have made thus far (I've used like 3 other recipes prior to this one), and I plan on making it my go-to chili recipe. I loved that it came out thick and that it wasn't spicy, but still very flavorful! Thanks so much for such a great recipe. I love your blog, you inspire me to use my crockpot!
- March 8, 2011 at 7:20 PM
Never thought of using turmeric, will do this tomorrow!! Great note from Lindsay Wagner's great veg cookbook (High Road To Health)... clean your mushrooms w a paper towel (NO water) and put them in a paper bag in the fridge for a few days. Fridge acts like a dehydrator, and the mushrooms are fabulous... no one will believe there's no meat! Absolutely awesome! My favorite cookbook!!
- June 20, 2012 at 7:39 PM
- msdramatic said...
I adapted this recipe because I only had chick peas. I put a full bag (cooked) of garbanzo beans instead of the other beans. I put 45 ounces of spaghetti sauce/tomato sauce and I added a palak paneer spice packet (Rasoi magic). My husband is on his third bowl and he can't get over this Poor Man's Chana Masala!
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French software engineer Jose Montet is pictured in Fort-de-France on... Foto di attualitàComposizione orizzontale,Cultura francese,Fort de France,Giustizia,Legge,Martinica,Programmatore di computer,Territori francesi d'oltremarePhotographer AFP/Getty ImagesCollection: AFP 2012 AFPFrench software engineer Jose Montet is pictured in Fort-de-France on December 29, 2012. Montet has demanded €960million in damages from Paypal after accusing it of stealing his idea for a secure online payment system. José Montet lodged his claim with the Tribunal de Grande Instance in Paris, saying that Paypal's success – and its €1.5billion buyout by eBay in 2002 – was based on his copyrighted system. AFP PHOTO JEAN-MICHEL ANDRE (Photo credit should read JEAN-MICHEL ANDRE/AFP/Getty Images)