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Print Cates, director of franchise operations at California-based Powell's Sweet Shoppe, is one lucky guy.
Print travels the world to scout out the latest and greatest candy for all 17 Powell's Sweet Shoppe locations (plus a new store opening Nov. 17, 2010, in Berkeley, Calif., … but more on that below).
Print also works with each new Powell's Sweet Shoppe owner to create a unique store theme through lighting, design, signage, display fixtures, and props. Each store is truly a work of art.
In between buying trips and getting ready for the Berkeley store launch, the mah-jorly fun and creative Print Cates took time out to chat with Candy.com about his enviable job, candy trends, the new store opening, and what's next for Powell's.
Candy.com: Heard you shared what it's like to be a professional candy buyer at the 2010 Kid's Candy Choice Awards sponsored by ECRM and Retail Confectioner magazine. What was the response from the small fries?
Print Cates: All ears were on deck when they learned how to be a candy buyer: the technique, and the end result—actually choosing the items. The kids had to choose items for other people to purchase in their "mock" stores and they quickly realized that they had to think about what candies other people liked, not just what they liked.
Candy.com: So which candies won top honors at the 2010 Kid's Candy Choice Awards?
Print Cates: The first place award went to Farley's and Sathers Candy Co, Inc. for its Trolli brand "Big Bold Bears" gummy candy. Coming in second was Schuster Products with its "Ginormous Silly Swirl" bubble gum, and Innovative Candy Concepts took third with "Too Tarts Smart Choice All Kidz Blend."
Candy.com: I know Powell's Sweet Shoppe has grand store openings. What do you have up your sleeve for the Nov. 17 soft opening and Nov. 20 official opening of the Berkeley, Calif., store?
Print Cates: On the soft opening date, five lucky children get to come in for a private shopping experience 31 minutes before the doors open. It will be very Wonka-esque. Then, when the doors open, our friends, family, and business associates get to come in and see the store. The grand opening is another story. We have a magician, clown, balloon maker, band, a Wonka character, a Moon Pie character, a Jelly Belly character, and so much more in store. Television, radio, and newspaper press will be there. It is going to be quite a show!
Candy.com: You travel the world to scout candy for Powell's Sweet Shoppes. Any new products or trends that have stopped you in your tracks lately?
Print Cates: Edible Gummy Bandz (like the rubber "Silly Bandz" that kids wear on their wrists) are extremely popular as well as Candy Blood from an IV bag. Disgusting and fun. Vampires have to eat too!
Candy.com: What's the No. 1 selling candy item across all of your stores?
Print Cates: Other than [the original] Wonka Bars (so very sad they are discontinued), our No. 1 candy item in our stores is ZOTZ. ZOTZ is consistently in the top five throughout the year.
Candy.com: Does the list of top 10 candy brands vary much from store to store?
Print Cates: Not Really. Tried-and-true items are tried-and-true items. You might have a spike if a new item comes into the market, but the business always revolves around the basics. Just like the grocery store, we have our items that are like milk, bread, meat, vegetables, and eggs.
Candy.com: Of the four major candy seasons (Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter), which one brings in the most customers at Powell's Sweet Shoppes?
Print Cates: Actually, we have 5 seasons:) Our fifth is season is summer. Definitely, summer season brings in the most customers, but if I had to say the one specific "holiday" season that is our strongest, it's Christmas. We are known for the place to be for stocking stuffers! Our main merchandising and look of the stores follow all of the five seasons.
Candy.com: You are a retail merchandising crackerjack forever coming up with clever ways to showcase and sell candy in your stores. The last time we talked, you were freezing Queen Anne Cordial Cherries in gelato cases for summertime treats. Any out-there merchandising tactics you've come up with lately?
Print Cates: I am loving mannequins! They are so fun and can be dressed to match the season or theme that you are creating. There is so much you can do using the packaging that the manufacturers have created. Turning cardboard into "clothing" is just another level. And it's free!
Candy.com: Last time we talked, you mentioned a proprietary gelato that Powell's created with the Annabelle Candy Company (makers of Abba-Zaba, Rocky Road, Big Hunk, U-No, and Look! bars). What's the scoop?
Print Cates: We have liaised with Annabelle to create an Abba-Zaba and a Rocky Road gelato about 10 months ago and both flavors have been a great success. We are the only retailer with these co-branded items. Powell's is always looking for opportunities to work with manufacturers to come up with unique items for our stores to carry.
Candy.com: It's great to see candy buffets popping up at most every event these days. Are any of your store owners offering candy buffet catering services?
Print Cates: We have several stores that are having fun doing candy buffets. They are a unique, fun, interactive item to have at any celebration. The stores are currently doing these in test mode, which we are evaluating and then we'll see how we can roll these out franchise-wide. By understanding the process, we can then make it easier for the franchisee and customer to have a wonderful experience.
Candy.com: Powell's Sweet Shoppes are currently all on the West Coast. Any plans to expand domestically and/or internationally?
Print Cates: We are exploring all opportunities and during this process we are in a franchise holding pattern only opening the Berkeley store in the near future. All parties that are interested are put on a waiting list and then will be reviewed when we open sales again. The list is VERY long.

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According to spotter reports from the National Weather Service, Lorraine had received 10 inches of snow by 7 a.m. Wednesday. Theresa received a little more than an inch.
In Lewis County, Highmarket had 12.3 inches recorded at 3 a.m. the same day.
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Were still expecting a chance of snow through Friday, said Kimberly McMahon, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Burlington, Vt. Whats occurring now is lake-effect, but a low-pressure system moving off the New England coast will retrograde into the St. Lawrence Valley.
Although the snow and wind stopped in Watertown on Wednesday afternoon, the city school district still decided to cancel after-school activities. Like the Indian River Central School District, the Watertown district canceled after-school activities Tuesday ahead of the storm.
Our meteorological service told us the snow might be intense after 7 p.m., Watertown City School District Superintendent Terry N. Fralick said.
He said the first-grade concert at Knickerbocker Elementary School and the second-grade concert at Ohio Elementary School will be rescheduled.
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He said that if the snow ends up not coming, Mother Nature would be playing another trick on us.
On Fort Drum, operations were delayed for two hours Tuesday as the post dealt with the snow without its large group of seasonal employees. The last day for the approximately 120 temporary workers, who supplement the posts 20 road crew members, was March 9.
Its quite a diminished capacity when they drop off the roads, said James W. Corriveau, the posts director of public works.
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Like Jerry, Maggie (doing robot moves) is also wearing Girdwood Mittens and her Asheboro Hat. Her mittens are undocumented on the blog and Ravelry because they were a Girdwood prototype. She loves them, but the mittens are…imperfect. Luckily for us Maggie is like the honey badger. She don't give a shit that her mittens don't match.
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A committee of Jefferson County legislators on Monday endorsed hiring one additional 911 dispatcher sooner than planned to help handle the countys heavy call volume.
The county budget that legislators had adopted for 2014 already included funding to start the new position in July. The Finance and Rules Committee decided Monday to come up with the additional $27,000 needed to fund the position as of Jan. 1.
The vote was a compromise between legislators who wanted to see additional dispatchers hired to reduce a reported growth in overtime at the dispatch center and those who did not want to override the states property tax cap or spend fund balance to hire the new employees.
During their full board meeting in November, legislators voted to adopt the 2014 budget, which included money to hire a new dispatcher in July.
After lobbying from Fire and Emergency Management Director Joseph D. Plummer and dispatch employees, a small faction of legislators, led by Michael W. Behling, R-Adams, became determined to see three dispatchers hired, one for each of the three daily shifts at the center.
During the November meeting, Mr. Behling proposed that legislators portion off small amounts of money from other departments to cover the cost of the three dispatchers.
The board voted to adopt the budget at that meeting, with the promise it would revisit the dispatcher issue at a later date.
The Finance and Rules Committee included elements of Mr. Behlings proposal in its resolution Monday.
However, committee Chairman Scott A. Gray, R-Watertown, told legislators that there was not nearly enough extra money in the budget to cover the more than $160,000 it would cost to hire three dispatchers at an individual salary of $54,250.
Instead, he proposed that the board take money from 14 other line items to come up with the $27,125 it would cost to start the position in January instead of July.
After the meeting, senior dispatcher Gail M. Sovie said that she was grateful that the board added one position but that she and her fellow employees would continue asking for more employees at the dispatch center. The center is receiving a increase in 911 calls, in part because of the prevalence of cellphones.
We certainly appreciate the one employee, but we are a 24/7 operation and unfortunately one person isnt going to make enough of a difference for the relief weve been seeking, Mrs. Sovie said.
Mr. Plummer said that because of the Civil Service hiring process, the department will not be able to add a dispatcher on or near Jan. 1.
The department will add an employee sometime in the first quarter, Mr. Plummer said.
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POTSDAM SUNY Potsdam needs to improve its image, incoming interim President Dennis L. Hefner told the college council Friday.
There are a lot of good things happening here on the Potsdam campus. We need to return our attention to those accomplishments, he said.
Mr. Hefner will take over as interim president on June 1. He met with college council members Friday to learn more about the school and answer any questions they may have for him. During the meeting, Mr. Hefner said the public image of St. Lawrence Countys two SUNY colleges has been defined by uncertainty about leadership and squabbles over shared services. The reality, he said, is not that bad.
What people are hearing right now is that Potsdam and Canton are in turmoil. I dont think theres that much turmoil, he said.
Mr. Hefner told the council that shared services provide savings to colleges, and should be seen as a non-issue.
Council members agreed that shared services are not a problem, as long as the individual identity of the college can be maintained.
This council is not against shared services for things that make sense. It never has been. But many of us have strong opinions about shared presidencies, said council member June F. ONeill.
Mr. Hefner said by changing the conversation from struggles to accomplishments, SUNY Potsdam has a better chance of recruiting a quality full-time president. Mr. Hefner, who retired as president of SUNY Fredonia last year, will only stay on until a full-time replacement is found.
We need to be very conscious of the public image we are putting out in the higher education community, he said.
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Appalachian State University baseball's third late-inning comeback of the week lifted the Mountaineers to a doubleheader split with Cornell on Friday at Beaver Field at Jim and Bettie Smith Stadium.ASU dropped the first game of the twinbill, 5-3, but won the nightcap, 8-7, to take the three-game series from Cornell, two games to one.
Appalachian (12-12) trailed Cornell, 5-1, in Friday's second game but rallied for seven runs over its final three at-bats to claim the series victory. Trey Holmes' (Rockwell, N.C./East Rowan) and Jack Myers' (Charlotte, N.C./Providence) RBI singles highlighted a four-run seventh inning that gave the Mountaineers the lead for good and Holmes' groundout in the eighth pushed across what proved to be the deciding run.
Having already cut the deficit to 5-2 on Jeremy Dowdy's (Raleigh, N.C./Wakefield) sacrifice fly in the sixth, ASU loaded the bases with one out for the second-straight inning in the seventh. Appalachian managed to push only one run across in the sixth and was close to coming up empty in the seventh when Tyler Zupcic (Charlotte, N.C./Providence) struck out for the second out of the stanza.
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The Mountaineers tacked on a pair of insurance runs in the eighth when Hector Crespo (Miami, Fla./Florida Christian) scored on a throwing error by left fielder Conor McCabe (who entered the game that inning as a defensive replacement) and an RBI groundout to first by Holmes.
The two eighth-inning runs proved to be crucial in the ninth when Cornell reached ASU closer Taylor Miller (Raleigh, N.C./Wakefield) for three hits, including two doubles, to cut the Mountaineer advantage to 8-7. With two outs and the tying run on third base, Miller induced a slow roller that was fielded on the run by shortstop Doug Jones (Charlotte, N.C./South Mecklenburg), who fired a one-hop throw across to Holmes, who stretched to make a game-saving scoop of the short hop.
In addition to Holmes' two RBI, Appalachian received two hits apiece from Jones, Tyler Tewell (Charlotte, N.C./Butler) and Preston Troutman (Rockwell, N.C./East Rowan) in the series-clinching victory.
Chad Farmer (Evans, Ga./Greenbrier) recorded the final out of the seventh inning to earn the win and move to 2-1 on the season while Miller recoded his fourth save of the campaign.
The comeback victory was Appalachian's third of the week. ASU rallied for six runs in the eighth inning of Tuesday's 9-5 win over UNC Asheville and scored seven times over its final three at-bats in Thursday's 8-3 come-from-behind triumph against Cornell.
In Friday's opener, the Mountaineers received a strong start on the mound from sophomore Nathan Hyatt (Brevard, N.C./Brevard) but he was out-dueled by Cornell senior Jadd Schmeltzer in the tough-luck loss. Hyatt surrendered just two runs on four hits while striking out five over seven innings of work but Schmeltzer limited ASU to two runs on four hits over 7.1 stanzas.
Appalachian cut a 4-0 deficit to 4-3 with three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning but the Big Red got a run back in the top of the ninth and sat the Mountaineers down in order in the ninth to force a rubber game in the nightcap.
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After a rare weekend off, Appalachian makes the short trip to Hickory, N.C. on Tuesday for a neutral-site showdown versus long-time in-state rival Wake Forest. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. at Hickory's L.P. Frans Stadium.
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He was born Sept. 9, 1936, in Anderson County, Tenn., to the late Claude J. and Beatrice L. Kelly. He was a graduate of Rabun Gap-Nacoochee High School and worked at his father's business, Rabun Quarries, Inc. before enlisting in the U.S. Navy. He served on the USS Bon Homme Richard and the USS Norton Sound. In 1957, he married his first wife, Linda
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He is survived by her and their four children: Catherine Parker and husband Edward Britton of Decatur; Claude R. Kelly and wife Linda of Clayton; Mark Kelly-Bateman and wife Myléne of Duluth and Carlsbad, N.M., and Dan Kelly and Crystal Wood of Dillard. He is also survived by his grandson raised in the home, Clay Kelly and wife Whitney of Tiger.
Bill was preceded in death by his second wife, Carolyn Jeanette "Jean" Kelly, and is survived by her family. He also was preceded in death by two brothers, Bobby Ray Kelly and Roy Lockard Kelly. Other survivors include: his sisters, Betty Kelly Wyatt and husband Leigh of Rabun Gap and The Villages, Fla., and Claudia Kelly Cantrell and husband Jim of Cataula; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren; an aunt; and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews and cousins.
Bill worked for Vulcan Industries for many years, and he and Jean lived in Saudi Arabia for four years and traveled extensively in Europe. They also lived in the British Virgin Islands for five years and in Columbus and Calhoun before retiring to Dillard. He then began his second career as a fishing guide since Bill was known far and wide as an excellent and thoroughly obsessed fisherman. He grew up fishing the Chattooga, guided at Blackhawk and Brigadoon among other places, and made many trips out west and to Alaska to fish the rivers there. He was one of the founding members of the Rabun Chapter of Trout Unlimited in 1986. In 2012, through a limited partnership, he and his sisters ensured that a 24-acre tract of land around Darnell Creek and its falls, eventually would become part of the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. This will be open to the public for recreational fishing and preserve this beautiful place for future generations. Bill was also a past president of the Rabun County Jaycees, a 50-year member of Rabun Gap Masonic Lodge 265 and a member of the Head of Tennessee Baptist Church.
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• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105.
• Trout Unlimited, Rabun Chapter, P.O. Box 371, Clayton, GA 30525.
• RGNS Alumni Association, c/o Advancement Office, 339 Nacoochee Drive, Rabun Gap, GA 30568.
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But first-year coach Tony Gullo and his 2013 squad are committed to slowly changing that perception.
Gullo, who coached at Immaculate Heart Central from 2004-11, took over the program last summer and made his presence felt immediately by organizing offseason workouts. Fourth-year senior Mikayla Warren said that was a first in her tenure.
At first I think we were kind of nervous because were like Oh, weve never played softball outside of softball season before, said Warren, who has played for a different coach in each of her four varsity seasons.
But once we got going, we thought that we could really change softball for Lyme.
The program has already seen results from that culture change. The Indians opened the season with a 9-1 victory over Copenhagen its first win since 2007.
We were singing and dancing and taking pictures, Warren said. It was huge. It was a great start for us with a new team, a young team this year, to get that under our belts, to get that feeling of what an actual win feels like.
That feeling of victory is something Warren, and all of her teammates, had never enjoyed before this years 2-5 start.
Last year all but two of the Indians losses were by double-digit runs. As the losses piled up through the years, Warren said it was tough to identify a particular low point.
The past four years overall have been a low point, really, Warren said. Its hard going from losing game after game after game.
And its pretty hard because you have to get used to a new coach every year and them getting used to you, it takes a while to build that up, she added.
But with Gullo stepping in, the Indians saw a chance to start new.
We kind of let the past be the past and we decided this is a new year, a new team, a new coach. Were going to build from the beginning, Warren said.
One of Gullos objectives entering the season was making sure the team understood that they didnt need to carry the weight of a six-year losing streak.
We dont take accountability or responsibility for any other team, Gullo said. The coaches worked hard, the girls worked hard and whatever their season produced, theyre accountable for that. Were 0-0 (to start the season), we dont have a losing streak. Now here at the school, thats our history, but thats not this teams history. This is the first year this team has ever been together and we had never lost a game.
Thats not just something the coach was trying to sell them, thats the deal. Thats reality, Gullo added. And they came out and really played strong the first game, so they understood that.
And while Lyme will still take its lumps this year, like Tuesdays 15-1 loss to perennial power Sandy Creek, the process of building a program with consistency and stability is under way.
I think this is really important to get this going now, and I dont mind helping at all, said Warren, who wants to see the program thriving while her sister and teammate, 8th-grader Morgan Warren, is still playing for Lyme.
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That group is led by freshman pitcher Taylor Brown, whom Gullo referred to as the hardest worker in the program.
We got a nice opportunity here. We got a nice core group, Gullo said. Lets put the time in, lets work hard and season by season, year by year, we can build into a strong team that can have success. But at the same time, you want to keep it in the moment and understand that, though that can be the future of the program, theres a right here and a right now, and we need to keep our focus so we can have success this season.
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The Secretary is authorized to establish in the Department the positions of—
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If the Secretary establishes any position of Assistant Secretary authorized under paragraph (1) or (3) of subsection (a), the Assistant Secretary shall be appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
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Source(Pub. L. 103–354, title II, § 218,Oct. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 3212; Pub. L. 105–277, div. A, § 101(a) [title X, § 1001(1)], Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681, 2681–41; Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10704(a),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 518; Pub. L. 112–166, § 2(a)(1),Aug. 10, 2012, 126 Stat. 1283.)
2012—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 112–166, § 2(a)(1)(A), substituted "paragraph (1) or (3) of subsection (a)" for "subsection (a)".
Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 112–166, § 2(a)(1)(B), (C), which directed that subsec. (b) be amended by striking out subsec. (c) and redesignating subsec. (d) as (c), was executed by making the amendment to the entire section, striking out subsec. (c) and redesignating subsec. (d) as (c), to reflect the probable intent of Congress. Prior to amendment, text of subsec. (c) read as follows: "Any official who is serving as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Administration or Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Congressional Relations on October 13, 1994, and who was appointed as such Assistant Secretary by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall not be required to be reappointed under subsection (b) of this section to the successor position authorized under subsection (a) of this section if the Secretary establishes the position, and the official occupies the new position, within 180 days after October 13, 1994 (or such later date set by the Secretary if litigation delays rapid succession)."
2002—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 107–171, § 10704(a)(1), added par. (3).
Subsecs. (d), (e). Pub. L. 107–171, § 10704(a)(2), added subsec. (d) and struck out former subsecs. (d) and (e), which amended section 5315 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, and section 3128 of this title and repealed sections 2212 to 2212c of this title and section 2 of Reorg. Plan No. 2 of 1953, set out as a note under section 2201 of this title.
1998—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 105–277inserted "and" at end of par. (1), substituted a period for "; and" at end of par. (2), and struck out par. (3) which read as follows: "Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Marketing and Regulatory Programs."
Effective Date of 2012 Amendment
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Cooking with Camellia Panjabi's "50 Great Curries of India"
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Mouthwatering photography though. I've had the malabar prawn curry on my list for ages. Also one of the Goan curries, maybe a vindaloo?
But as I say, I never seem to get to it... I think the organization of the book somehow doesn't inspire me to put together a meal.
What are people's favorites?
Posted 23 January 2013 - 08:29 PM
Particular favorites:
Lamb curry, madras style
Chicken and cashew nuts in black spices (kaju chicken in kaala masala)
Malabar shrimp curry (konju curry)
Fish in coconut milk (fish molee)
Also good:
Goa lamb vindaloo
Parsee red chicken curry
Madras fish curry
Particularly good side dishes:
Fragrant rice
Lemon rice
Stir-fried French beans (beans porial)
Peas and carrots with cumin (gajar mutter)
Many of the other side dishes - green chutneys, red chutney, cabbage koshumbir, okra with onions, cauliflower with shredded ginger – are easy to make and very good.
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 08:18 AM
page 170 Chana Dahl
page 165 Peas & Carrots with cumin (if my local store has frozen peas...I'm in the country)
page 164 Stuffed baby eggplants (managed to score some little beauties yesterday)
page 161 spinach with curd cheese (I made some paneer last week and it's in the freezer)
page 158 chapati
page 157 Lemon Rice...that one looks wonderful in the pictures with the lovely cashew nuts
page 179 Mango mousse for dessert (we got a Superstore in Penticton last month and they have a wonderful ethnic isle where I found pureed Alfonso Mango Pulp)
From my all time favourite Asian book, Charmaine Solomon's Complete Asian Cookbook (if you don't have this book, believe me, it's the bomb...I am already on my second book seeing the first one fell apart from about 15 years of use; this new one I've had since 1997) I'm making:
page 68 Eggs in Meatballs (basically an Indian scotch egg using lamb)
page 41 Prawns in Coconut Milk
From Time Life Foods of the World Indian Cookbook I've made the Murg Kari Chicken on page 53...it's in the freezer after having mellowed in the fridge for two day. This is one of my favourite chicken curries.
From Lord Krishna's Cuisine: The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking by Yamuna Devi (this book has wonderful soups, chutney and delicious vegetable dishes), page 345 Shredded Cucumber and mint Yogurt
Other Favourite Indian Cookbooks I use routinely are:
The books by Vij, Vancouver Chef
The Bengal Lancers Indian Cookbook by Mohan Chablani and Brahm N. Dixit. Doubt you'll be able to find it...it's out of print. Purchased in 1980 at a used bookstore.
I'll try and take pictures of the meal....if I can make it all and fit in on the table that is!
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The lemon rice was a new way of making rice for me. Cooking the rice first in some turmeric and salted water then turning out on to a tray to cool and dry. When ready to serve, fry the species, add the rice and heat. Very easy and it looked good. You can use lemon or lime juice and it had just enough citrus but not over powering.
The Spinach and Paneer dish was a gamble. It tasted great with the fresh spinach and garden tomatoes cooked and pureed BUT it looked like pond scum We have lots of it left. Will not make again. I like the traditional peas and paneer dish I usually make.
The peas and carrots has a nice ginger flavour and everyone liked this one a lot. Pretty easy to make but the carrots took too long to cook so I would cut them smaller next time or partially cook them before adding to the dish. The peas got over cooked.
The dahl was meh. Not a lot going on except for the chili heat. I would rather make the recipe from Vij which has more cumin, coriander and black mustard seeds.
The mango mousse was fantastic. Not too sweet nor too heavy after the curries. Easy to make: whip egg whites; whip cream; whip canned mango pulp; add gelatin and sugar; that's it.
The star of the meal was the pork vindaloo. Not from this book though. I sous vide the cubed pork shoulder at 149 degrees F for 48 hours after browning it first. I made the vindaloo sauce and simmered for two hours. Half and hour before serving the pork went into the hot sauce to mingle. The pork was juicy and tender. The flavour was there mainly because the vindaloo spicing is quite strong and it didn't matter that the pork was not cooked in it. I'll do this again.
Posted 01 August 2013 - 12:47 AM
Rice and Rajnmah Dal. It is my favourite food for Lucnh that i ate in India. It is north Indian Dish.
Posted 11 December 2013 - 06:40 PM
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"Never call a stomach a tummy without good reason." William Strunk Jr., The Elements of Style
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Posted 16 December 2013 - 09:01 PM
Would like to use this book in near future, have heard about it much. Welcome to this book and you. So very glad having you here. Hope there are a lots of things in this forum that would make you like to read and I hope you will learn much from this forum within a short time. Okay, anyway, a short break to, a trip teamspeak 3 server coming back soon here running.
Posted 20 December 2013 - 12:09 PM
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Posted 17 February 2014 - 03:47 PM
Page 74 Lamb Slow-cooked in onions and yoghurt. Really a nice deep rich flavour. Mild in the heat category. It is quite involved but worth the bother. We marinated the lamb in the yogurt coriander sauce over night.
Page 111 Goa Pork Vindaloo. Excellent heat if you like it on the spicy side which we do. Again we marinated the meat overnight. The recipe calls for 4 cups of water to be added before simmering. This is way too much in our minds. You might want to add enough to cover the meat by a little and then add more if you like. A very good vindaloo...we didn't have the kind of vinegar called for so we used rice vinegar.
Page 163 Cauliflower with Shredded Ginger. A very mild dish which paired well with the rest of the meal. Other recipes we made were spicy fried okra; saffron rice; Coconut dahl; cucumber raita; chapati and shrimp.
There were five of us eating and we figured it took 21 man-hours to make everything. On the night of the dinner our two friends came early and we all cooked for three hours before it was ready. Yikes, that's a lot of time in the kitchen but so worth it for such excellent curries.
Sorry no pictures. Our friends were just in Italy with other friends who insisted on photographing everything anyone was about to eat so we thought we should just eat it.
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