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It is much more obvious in these photos that I like to overstuff my wraps.
With so many different parts, I wouldn't want each bite to miss out. Read the rest of this entry »
It is much more obvious in these photos that I like to overstuff my wraps.
With so many different parts, I wouldn't want each bite to miss out. Read the rest of this entry »
I must admit that I was drawn to making this because it had the word "summer" in its title. With frozen corn, canned tomatoes and fresh produce available even now (zucchini, spinach, red bell peppers and cilantro), you could almost imagine was made in the summer. This is probably one of most colourful curries, due in part, to all the rainbow of colours from the vegetables.
Rob and I (very briefly) considered taking our bikes out this weekend (we skipped right over snowshoeing) but while the temperatures are nice, the roads are littered with salt, sand and even some small snowbanks.
I am kind of hoping that once we return from our trip, spring will be here for real. Especially since I am already planning/imaging what I want to plant in my garden pots for the summer. I have missed my forest of fresh herbs.
I am sharing this with Vegetable Palette, Cooking with Herbs, and In My Veg Box (zucchini).
One can never have too many soup recipes, especially during the heart of this very cold winter.
However, this isn't your standard red lentil soup. Have I ever shared a standard recipe? Probably not.
The red lentils are infused with coriander and star anise, spiked with orange juice and a touch of fresh ginger gives you a bit of a bite. This split pea soup has also has ginger and coriander, but the orange and star anise were a refreshing twist. Flavours that seemed a tad unusual but worked very well.
Not as unusual as some of your chocolate suggestions, though. I am totally intrigued by Gabby's homemade chocolate shampoo! I love reading them, so please keep them coming!
Red lentil soups shared here previously:
Creamy Red Lentil, Spinach and Lemon Soup
Red Lentil Soup with Spinach and Lime
Tomato Red Lentil Soup with Dill
I am sharing this with Souper Sundays.
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
This weekend was a doozy of a cold fest. With the long weekend, I briefly contemplated using the snow in my favour by breaking out the snowshoes… until I realized just how cold it was. With temperatures near -40C with the wind, Rob and I opted to stay inside most the weekend.
We actually had a plan. We needed to study.
We are working to becoming PADI scuba certified. Since our wedding in one of the best places to go scuba diving, we decided to capitalize on the uniqueness of the location. 5 hours of videos, 300 pages of a manual and multiple questions, we spent the majority of the weekend tucked away reading. Next weekend, we will attempt our pool portion of the training. Sadly, outdoor dives here will not resume until June, so we won't be certified before we go, but it will make it much easier to go scuba diving.
Around this time of year, it is probably a good idea for us to go through our pantries and cold rooms. Please tell me I am not the only one with winter squashes that always seem to linger throughout the winter. No better time to use the winter squash along with a new variety of bean. Especially in curry form.
Susan gifted me these black chickpeas awhile back and I will admit, I prefer regular chickpeas. However, this curry was spectacular. There were a multitude of spices, added at different times to the curry, which created a rather optimally spiced dish. The fennel and panch phoran make this Bengali-inspired and a bit different from our typical curries. The black chickpeas made for a beautiful visual contrast but regular chickpeas could work, too.
How did you stay warm this weekend? Any scuba divers with beginner tips? :)
I am sharing this with Deb for this week's Souper Sundays and Extra Veg.
See below for the worldwide (!!) giveaway.
I don't pay attention to food trends, mostly because I have learned I am usually ahead of the pack! Quinoa before the masses. I was talking about amaranth in 2010! Kale and cauliflower, I have you covered… Although I am still waiting for the world to catch on to the love of beans.
Anyways, Bon Appetit top prediction for 2015 is gyros.
Vegans need not fret. I am presenting to you: jackfruit vegan gyros for 2015.
Gyros sound finicky and complex. They are probably confused mostly in their pronunciation (hint: it sounds more like euro).
And yes, I also think jackfruit is looking to be the next culinary trend (and humble-brag alert, I've been eating jackfruit since 2012).
This recipe is courtesy of Robin Robertson's Vegan Without Borders. A very prolific author, this particular cookbook has focused on mostly authentic vegan recipes from around the world. The cookbook is divided into sections based on geography and highlights recipes from Europe (Italy, France, Spain and Portugal, Greece, Eastern Europe, British Isles), The Americas (United States, Mexico, The Caribbean, South America, Africa, The Middle East, India, and Asia (China, Thailand, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Southeast Asia Islands).
The recipes, so far, have been solid. They are earmarked as gluten-free, soy-free, low oil/no oil and quick and easy. Because Robin has tried to maintain authenticity to the dishes, there are a bit more convenience foods as ingredients than I like (sour cream, cream cheese, etc) but you could definitely try substituting homemade versions, too.
These gyros, though, were fabulous. The jackfruit had an excellent texture, similar to pulled pork and the flavours were bright and fresh. Because I didn't have yogurt or sour cream on hand, I made my own version of tzatziki which complemented the pita well. I opted for a tofu base since I thought the meal needed an extra hit of protein.
As leftovers, once I ran out of the pita, this was also excellent as a quinoa bowl, with the jackfruit and veggies piled high and a generous serving of the tzatziki overtop.
Recipes from Vegan Without Borders spotted elsewhere:
Cucumber and White Bean Ceviche
Farinata with Sun-Dried Tomatoes and Olives
Roasted Ratatouille with Basil Pistou
Thankfully, the publisher allowed me to giveaway the cookbook to a reader living anywhere in the world. To be entered in the random draw for the book, please leave a comment below telling me about your favourite cuisine (Thai, German, etc). The winner will be selected at random on February 1, 2015. Good luck!
PS. I am sharing this with Souper Sundays. Read the rest of this entry »
I don't know how many of you were working last Friday. Friday, January 2nd. It was a weird sensation. Both a Monday feeling, with a mountain of work, combined with the excitement by the time it was 4:30pm and I realized the weekend was so close!
But yesterday was a brutal Monday. I missed my bus because I shovelled the snow that morning, all the time freezing in the cold gust of wintry air. Work was mostly back to usual and the gym, well, let's say we nearly doubled our gym goers.. you know, from the regular 5 people to over 10. I had to learn to share.
Suffice it to say, I was a bit cranky by the time I returned home. Thank goodness I knew it would be a delicious week. This is another one of my new simple recipes. I figured I already have a ton of red lentil soups that I have shared, this time, I winged it with what I had in my kitchen.
I loved your encouragement to share the recipe inspirations. Unlike the last time, this time I have a recipe. Red lentils, carrot, tomatoes and kale were combined in a flavourful broth made with smoked paprika, Old Bay Seasoning and Worcestershire sauce. I don't know what made it so flippin fantastic, but it was a nicely sweet soup (from the carrots??) that was balanced by the Worcestershire sauce and fresh garlic finish. It worked really, really well. And it was perfect to comfort me after my first day back.
Red lentil soups spotted here previously:
Red Lentil, Spinach and Lemon Soup
Red Lentil Soup with Spinach and Lime
Turkish Red Lentil Peasant Soup with Sizzling Mint
Red Lentil and Spinach Curry (Vegan Tikka Masala)
Greek Red Lentil Soup with Lemon and Rosemary
I am sharing this with Souper Sundays and No Croutons Required.
Need a great idea for a gift? How about a pressure cooker along with a new cookbook.
Pressure cookers are not so scary. In fact, they are pretty awesome.
I have mentioned it only in passing, but Rob gifted me a pressure cooker for my birthday and I have been experimenting with it over the past few months. At first, I was experimenting with cooking different beans and grains. It felt awesome to think "I want some cooked chickpeas" and an hour later, after adding the dried beans to the pressure cooker, I had myself some chickpeas. The no-soak required beans has alleviated my freezer congestion (I oftentimes freeze leftover beans) and made me more creative in the kitchen.
First of all, let me not mislead you: Pressure cookers need time to come up to pressure. In my machine, it takes 20 minutes. So while it may seem incredible that you only need to cook black eyed peas for 6-8 minutes, that is in addition to a 20 minute warm up and more minutes cool down (unless you release the pressure manually). I have an electric machine, so that benefit is that it does not need a burner on the oven and you can safely walk away while it does its thing. The downside is that it does not come up to as high a pressure as the stovetop ones, which is what most cookbooks cater to. Also, any recipes that all for sauteing need a separate skillet. There are pros and cons of each, as JL points out in her fabulous new cookbook, Vegan Pressure Cooking (available online now! it arrived early!).
In addition to her approachable FAQ on how to begin pressure cooking, she also has a host of recipes to start you on your new pressure cooking journey. She answers your looming fear: How can I avoid blowing up my pressure cooker? as well as Why do cooking times vary? Which pressure cooker should I buy? and How does an electric pressure cooker differ from a stove top pressure cooker? She has reference tables for pressure cooking vegan staples (vegetables, beans and grains) and her recipes are categorized similarly.
In her Beans and Grains chapter, she includes basic recipes like Italian lentils but also (slightly) more involved recipes like Dill Long-Grain White Rice; Oat, Amaranth and Carrot Porridge and Cinnamon-Curried Chickpeas. In her Soups and Stews chapter, her recipes span Chik'n Lentil Noodle Soup, very Veggie Split Pea Soup and Tofu Chickpea Artichoke and Potato Soup. Personally, those looked like one-pot meals to me, but JL has even more one-pot meals in chapter four including Gingered Adzuki Beans, Greens and Grains; Vegan "Bacon" and Cabbage and Soy Curl Mac 'n Cheese. If you thought this was all beans and grains (yes, all the beans are dear to my heart), she also has a chapter for meal helpers and veggie sides which highlights recipes like steamed kabocha squash, savoury root vegetable mash, rosemary and thyme Brussels sprouts, and jackfruit and sweet potato enchiladas. Chapter six is for sauces and dips, and JL has a trick for her pressure cooker hummus and other savoury options like dal dip and ginger-cinnamon white bean gravy. And when you thought there was nothing more to make in the pressure cooker, the last chapter is for dessert! JL uses beans in a coconut-gingered black bean brownie but also includes recipes that rely more on the pressure cooker such as easy applesauce and peachy butter.
I think you know may understand why I may want another pressure cooker. I want to make all the things. Thankfully, I have had the cookbook for a while and managed to squeeze out a new recipe each weekend. In theory a pressure cooker may help me cook more often, but old habits die hard and I like my weekend batch cooking. Thankfully, I was able to share my favourite recipe thus far: JL' Black-Eyed Pea and Collard Green Chili. Only after I got the photos, did I realize it was from her cover. Good choice, JL, good choice. Also it is a good thing I am not your photographer. ;)
In any case, I even added JL's suggested 2 cups of celery and as a confessed celery hater, it was still very good. I still really liked it. The tomato sauce was deliciously savoury and worked well with the black eyed peas. This recipe, like nearly everything in the cookbook, could easily be adapted to use without a pressure cooker. You would just need to wait a bit longer. With that being said, I really think this is a good, solid vegan cookbook, pressure or no pressure cooker. I love its focus on quick and easy cooking featuring whole foods.
Recipes from Vegan Pressure Cooking found elsewhere:
Black Bean and Sweet Potato Stew
Thankfully, the publisher allowed me to giveaway the cookbook to a reader living in the United States or Canada. To be entered in the random draw for the book, please leave a comment below telling me whether you have a pressure cooker (and if so, your favourite thing to make in it). A bonus entry for a second comment telling me about your favourite recipe by JL. The winner will be selected at random on December 22, 2014. Good luck!
PS. I am sharing this with this week's Virtual Vegan Potluck.
Even for me, this recipe seems a bit long and bothersome. However, I implore to try it out.
Let's break this recipe down so it is not too daunting. Thankfully, even the sweet potato coconut mash topping could stand-alone on a Thanksgiving spread.
First, start with roasting your sweet potatoes. I honestly would have double next time. I would not judge you if the potatoes never made it to the shepherd's pie.
I started with my favourite recipe for Roasted Sweet Potatoes (Low and Slow) which coaxes and highlights their natural sweetness. I made them the night before so this recipe would work fabulously with leftover roasted sweet potatoes, too. Despite roasting 3 big potatoes, I wanted more volume. I ran out of drinkable non-dairy milks so I grabbed a can of lite coconut milk. Just a touch whipped into the spuds created a silky sweet puree. Inspired by Candle Cafe's Paradise Casserole's mash, I added some miso as well. You could stop right here with a delicious side.
Let's pretend you still want to make the whole shepherd's pie, though. I used a mix of beans, which along with carrot, mushrooms and sun-dried tomatoes had a nice texture. Balsamic vinegar and nutritional yeast added a nice depth and if you have red wine, that would work well here, too. I used a pressure cooker for my lentils, overcooking them slightly, but this was a great way to use them. I also slightly overcooked my butter beans (pressure cooker equilibration issues) but the butter beans were a fantastic counterfoil to the smaller bits. They don't call them butter beans for nothing. Rancho Gordo's Florida butter beans were silky smooth, almost like butter! :P
I tried to have a good sweet potato-mash to filling ratio, with a decent height with the mash. I chose a smaller but high casserole dish, as opposed to a 9×13″ pan. I think it worked out really well. The sweet potato mash makes this a less traditional shepherd's pie but since it is vegan, can I really claim any authenticity?
I am sharing this with Bookmarked Recipes and My Legume Love Affair.
Hello again!
Sorry for the all the unanswered comments over the last month…. but thank you for hanging in there!
Usually I have this "do not mention you are going on vacation" mentality so that people come to rob my place. Although, for this special time, we had no home to rob. (Our stuff is still in a shipping cube somewhere, so please do not steal it). As we moved back to Canada, we had a very long detour. Rob and I set out for a month-long vacation in Madagascar and South Africa. We have both done extensive travelling (Rob more so than I) but we both agreed that travelling through Madagascar was the hardest we have ever travelled.
As I regroup for a daunting August (in which I start independent practice, write some exams, celebrate the arrivals of niblings (one is an expected niece, the other TBD) and somehow fit in training for Cycle Oregon. Oh, and unpack all our stuff, because it will meet us a week late), I will likely keep a slower pace for my posts.
Until then, I am thankful that Kathy has shared with me this fabulous photo and recipe from her upcoming cookbook OATrageous Oatmeals. I also reviewed Kathy's Great Vegan Bean Book, which I really like, so I am thrilled to share her creativity with oats.
Do not be fooled, this book is way more than oatmeal. Yes, she has oatmeal recipes designed for each part of the year, including cooling summer overnight oats (Blueberry Earl Grey Overnight Refrigerator Oats ) and warming bakes for the winter like Pumpkin Oat Breakfast Cake. She also has a chapter for snacks like Peanut Butter Banana Granola Bars and later a dessert section with treats like Mini Raspberry Cakes and Chai-Spiced Oatmeal Tart with Warm Coconut-Vanilla Sauce.
However, I am most excited about experimenting with her savoury options. She has an entire chapter for soups (Scottish-Inspired Mushroom Lentil Stew, Fragrant Yellow Split Pea and Rolled Oat Dal) and another for savory options like Cauliflower Oat Pizza Crust, Indian Oats Upma, Oat Dosa, Not-from-a-Box Mac and Oat Chez and Oats-bury Steaks. And even beyond the kitchen, she has recipes for Soothing Lavender Oat Bath Soak and Oatmeal Cookie Scrub.
How do you like to use oats?
To celebrate her new cookbook, Kathy is offering a pre-order giveaway from OXO along with a copy of her cookbook. Click here to enter (open until August 4). After you pre-order the book, submit your receipt to Kathy for special recipes, coupons and your chance to win a different OXO prize.
Recipes from OATrageous Oatmeals spotted elsewhere:
Blackberry Mojito Overnight Refrigerator Oats
Coconut Oat Vanilla Nut Creamer
Steel Cut Oat Sausage Crumbles
I am sharing this with Healthy Vegan Fridays, Bookmarked Recipes, Virtual Vegan Linky Potluck and Laura's Strange but Good.
Perhaps it is fitting that my last post from Houston should be a review for Vegan Finger Foods. It was in Houston, that I found and dived head-first into the "vegan potluck" community. Bounded by a common interest (delicious food), people came from various backgrounds. Some were vegan, others vegetarian, some omnivores, but all were included and encouraged to eat and enjoy the plentiful vegan food.
For me as a cook, it was (mostly) fun to try new recipes or share old favourites. I tend to gravitate to one-pot meals, but now I experimented with appetizers and desserts, knowing there would be plenty of Janet-friendly dishes to sample. As a person, it was comforting to meet others with similar interests, even if only within the realm of veganism. Although especially within the realm of veganism when I first moved to Texas.
Vegan Finger Foods is a fun cookbook, overflowing with ideas for your next gathering. Not only are the recipes suitable for vegan parties and potlucks, they can be mixed and matched for regular main meals at home. There are vegetable-centric bites (think "Bacon" Wrapped Water Chestnuts, Harissa Carrot Zucchini Cups), Finger Foods (think Brewpub Cauliflower Dip and Chips), Dips and Stuffed bites (like Baked Buffalo Tofu Bites with Pantry Raid Ranch and Pulled Jackfruit Mini Tacos), Bread-Based Bites (including Salsa Scuffins) and not forgetting bite-sized desserts (lots of cookies, cupcakes and even Goji Berry Cacao Bites and Tahini Caramel Popcorn).
I appreciate that each dish is a star in itself, even the veggie-centric dishes. I also liked that many dishes are hearty enough to be a main meal (ie, Sweet-and-Sour Sloppy Joes (with tempeh), baked lenteja taquitos (with lentils), baked frittata minis (with tofu) and even a few homemade seitan dishes, including these Kimchi-Stuffed Sausages. No need for company to eat well.
I tried a few dishes from the cookbook, but this one was my favourite and thankfully helped use up some odds-and-ends lingering in the kitchen. Reminiscent of my previous (vegan) cheese-stuffed sausage, these sausages are stuffed with kimchi. Kimchi is also incorporated into the batter making for a flavourful yet chewy sausage. I found it easier just to serve it with a side of even more kimchi, but I love suggestion to pan-fry it and then sprinkle with sesame seeds and green onions. Pan-frying would accentuate the flavours even further.
Thankfully, the publisher is letting me share the recipe AND give a cookbook to one reader living in the United States or Canada. To be entered, please leave a comment here, telling me about your favourite dish to share at potlucks. I will randomly select a winner on July 30, 2014. Good luck!
Other recipes from Vegan Finger Foods shared elsewhere:
Vegan Potato Puffs with Tapenade
Corn Fritters with Tomato Thyme Gravy
Spinach Swirls (with another giveaway, too)
Salsa Scuffins (with another giveaway, too)
Other dishes I shared at the vegan potluck this year:
Peach & Hazelnut Kale Salad with Maple Miso Vinaigrette
Pecan and Cranberry Vegan Cheese Log
Raw Thai Pineapple Parsnip Rice
Curried Chickpea Salad with Carrots and Currants
Peanut Butter and Jam Energy Balls
Tahini Cups with a Sweet Coffee Infused Filling
Time is a-ticking. Less than a week left in Houston. We have been balancing DO.ALL.THE.THINGS left to do in Houston and DO.ALL.THE.PACKING. Lots of pantry-friendly meals this month as we eat through our kitchen.
We stopped replenishing the red lentils months ago and begrudgingly started eating through the toor dal. Not that we don't love it (WE LOVE TOOR DAL) but it just takes longer to cook and time is something we are lacking right now.
We left a few Houston must-dos until the end. I finally went to the NASA Space Center, lured by a private tour by an astronaut. An astronaut with a PhD in Cancer Biology, which was right up my alley, as she explained the medical complications of space travel. And let us touch and feel the space stuff. But not wear the space suits, sadly. Astronauts ARE a science experiment in themselves, did you know? They also do deadlifts and squats in space to maintain their bone density.
We also went to Chinatown to eat at one of the rival Malaysian restaurants, complete with the suggested one-hour foot massage for only $20-25 at the neighbouring reflexology spas. It is the thing to do, I swear.
That experience was also our first (and hopefully last) experience with Houston rush hour traffic.
Also, kudos to the American pharmacies. "Yellow Fever Vaccine Now Here". I can easily obtain travel immunizations without an appointment or a puncture fee. Vaccines tend to be controversial but it is not controversial for me: I would rather not get infected. So I finally got my hepatitis A shots and re-immunized myself against typhoid for my upcoming vacation.
So, about this curry. It is simple, yet delicious. Lightly spices with all the great Indian spices (cumin, coriander, garam masala) and lightened with a splash of lemon juice, it is a nice hearty meal. An easy way to easily add more spinach, too.
I haven't really gone into too much detail why I am pro-vaccine (the main reason is the ability to prevent serious diseases, some of which are incurable, which I believe outweighs the potential side effects from receiving the vaccine). Do you have strong opinions either way?
PS. I am sharing this with Bookmarked Recipes, Eat Your Greens, The Spice Trail for Spinach, and In My Veg Box.
It is all about the greens, lately.
After a week or so of salads and wraps, I turn the rest of my fresh greens into a soup, stew, or in this case curry.
I am sharing an Indian Chickpea and Spinach Curry (Chana Saag) at Laura's blog, The Gluten-Free Treadmill. Please pop on over to check it out!
PS. And when I said I would be sharing another giveaway with you yesterday, I meant tomorrow. So stay tuned! ;)
I have another great cookbook to share with you.
Quick, healthy, vegan meals. What's not to like?
Like The Oh She Glows Cookbook, I have been madly cooking out of Robin Robertson's latest cookbook: More Quick-Fix Vegan.
She promises simple, delicious meals in under 30 minutes. Provided you have cooked brown rice (which takes 45 minutes to cook), she's right! Delicious vegan cuisine need not be elaborate nor time consuming.
Take this exotic-sounding vegetable bowl: Manchurian chickpea bowl.
Manchurian cuisine is a subtype of Chinese cooking that heralds from the North-East region of China. While I am not sure how authentic it is, Gobi Manchurian may be a well-known dish. A spicy tomato sauce infused with ginger and garlic typically smother deep-fried cauliflower. In this inspired dish, cauliflower (roasted, not fried, in my case) is joined by potatoes, peas and chickpeas. I was worried the chickpeas would seem out-of-place, but they were actually very good. It seems more Indo-Chinese (or Hakka-inspired) rather than Manchurian. In any case, I can whole heartedly recommend it. Delicious. Even without choice leftovers (hello leftover roasted cauliflower), this could be pulled together within a half-hour.
I have been slowly cooking my way through the cookbook and again, had the same difficult: which recipe to share. My full reviews can be seen here, but I also highly recommend the uncanningly simple "Roasted brussels sprouts and chickpeas" which reminds me of my Easy Cheezy Chickpeas and Kale. The cookbook includes many one-dish meals including soups/stews. bowls, stir-fries, pasta, sandwiches, pantry-friendly, oven-cooked meals and even quickie desserts. I appreciate that most meals are based on whole foods and not vegan substitutes (mostly. dessert section exempted). Robin does supply recipes for some of the convenience foods including a cashew-based vegan cream cheese and tofu-based vegan mayonnaise. Having these staples pre-made expedite getting dinner to the table. Of note, Robin calls for ketchup a few times (like in this recipe), although I substituted my own convenience food: mild Turkish red pepper paste. Booyah!
Recipes from More Quick Fix Vegan shared elsewhere:
Chipotle-Sweet Potato Bisque
Chickpeas Nicoise
Kale and Black-Eyed Peas With Smoky Grits
Three-Bean Pantry Chili
Sweet Potato Barbecue Bowls
Veracruz Tacos
Banh Mi Inspired Noodles
Banh Mi Bowls
Avocado Mousse with Raspberries
Date-Pecan Bars
Mango Fried Rice Pudding
Peanut Butter and Banana Ice Cream
Blueberry Chocolate Trail Mix Bark
Thankfully, the publisher allowed me to share the recipe and giveaway the cookbook to a reader living anywhere in the world (YAYAYA!). To be entered in the random draw for the cookbook, please leave a comment below telling me about your quickest and/or easiest vegan meal. The winner will be selected at random on May 16, 2014. Good luck!
Note: I was given a copy of the cookbook from the publisher. I was under no obligation to share a review. The opinions expressed are entirely my own.
PS. I am sharing this with My Legume Love Affair, hosted by Sowmya.
PPS. Do you like my purple slippers in the last photo? They were so colourful I had to keep them in. Can you tell I just blindly lift my camera to take shots from overhead? Sometimes I am way off-target. ;)
We traded hills for wind this weekend.
Blustery wind. Gusty winds.
It was kind of humbling to cycle 100-km hilly routes outside Houston, and then find ourselves so pooped we could barely finish our rides.
Even though we're aiming for 160 km, our odometers have been stuck at 100-km for a while. This weekend, we decided to shun the hills (and the 2-hour commute to get to them) and opt for distance. The wind was a pleasant (or unpleasant), unplanned surprise. A flat tire was also a surprise and likely cost us an hour of cycling time. We pushed through 127 km of city-riding on Saturday.
On Sunday, we aimed to add hills to our windy resistance. We did an "urban hill" loop where we tried to climb as many highway overpasses as possible. The wind was relentless. If we thought Saturday was windy, it was even windier on Sunday. Southeast winds of 30km/h with gusts over 50 km/h. Rob rerouted it to include a stopover at Mi Tienda #2, our favourite Mexican grocer. We weren't going to skip out on our aguas fresca ritual! This week they had mamey, which was a hard choice over the guanabana.
Even though we were out and about on our bikes most of the weekend, we actually had more energy. I guess we're better at tackling wind than hills.
We ended up (ok, just me) stockpiling veggies when we finally ended up at an Asian market for our weekly grocery run. We put them to great use in this vegan spin on bahn mi sandwiches. Banh mi is a Vietnamese sandwich, which I associate with the pickled vegetables and cilantro. Here, tofu and mushrooms are scrambled as the base. The veggies, with Terry's spin of adding star anise, make this a nice and bright wrap.
Rob thought it was his best sandwich ever. I thought it nice, too, and opted to eat it in a collard wrap.
Maybe everything tastes better after biking 180 km?
I am sharing this with Souper Sundays. Read the rest of this entry »
One reason Easter snuck up on me this year is because I do not get a statutory holiday this weekend. In Canada, I usually get Good Friday off. (In Quebec, I think they get the Monday off instead). Here in Texas, nothing. Although I think stores may be closed on Sunday.
The second reason, of course, is that we will not be celebrating it with family or friends.
I have even less knowledge of Passover but it passed my mind as I made this quintessential Arabic-Jewish dish: Shakshouka.
I first encountered shakshouka (also known as shakshuka or chakchoukah) in Morocco. At its roots, it is a mildly spiced tomato dish in which eggs are poached directly in the tomatoes. Like most dishes, every city had its own variation: more vegetables, less vegetables, more spice, less spice.
I was drawn to this version due to the overabundance of vegetables. Tomatoes, bell peppers and cabbage. Shakshouka's country of origin may lie in Morocco's neighbouring country of Tunisia, known for its hot and spicy harissa pepper paste. While I have made my own (not-too-spicy) harissa before, I opted for something quasi-similar I had in my kitchen: pat-chi. Aka, kale and collard kimchi spiced with Thai chiles. Aka, related to kimchi with a yaya-twist. A little bit goes a long way to flavour our vegetable ragout.
To keep this vegan, I swapped the eggs (perhaps totally losing the essence of shakshouka) for chickpeas. I loved it. But sadly, upon investigation found that with this swap, this would no longer be appropriate for passover. No chickpeas for Passover. Perhaps you could serve the ragout with some quinoa: now kosher approved for Passover.
Will you be celebrating Easter or Passover this weekend?


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Posted: 2 Feb 1999 12:00PM GMT
I am looking for info on William HARDWICK of Great Moore, England. (Had son Col. William HARDWICK b 1618-28 England, of VA, md Elizabeth STURMAN bef 1654, d MD.) I have no info on William at all. I would like to find his data, wife, parents. Thank you.
William Hardwick
Cathie Hargreaves
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Posted: 13 Feb 1999 12:00PM GMT
Hardwick, Sturman, Pope, Foster, Boyce
I can't help you but am hoping you can help me and we can then help each other.
Do you have documentation that the William HARDWICK who married Elizabeth STURMAN was the son of a William?
My information indicates that the William who m(1) Elizabeth STURMAN m(2) Margaret POPE. This William apparently had siblings Alice FOSTER, Elizabeth BOYCE, and Thomas. My line is from Thomas.
William Hardwick 1618
Mike hardage
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Posted: 9 Mar 1999 12:00PM GMT
Hardwick, Hardige, Hardich, Hardage, Hardinge
I'm looking for info on these people too. I believe their
original name was listed as Hardige or Hardich. William b.
1618 is buried in Bristol as Lt. Col. William Hardich. There
was a George Hardinge in London, married ___ Orley that
also came to VA that I believe was related to Wm and Thomas
You may find more info searching for these other spellings.
Some of the lines from these people are both Hardwick and
Hardage (and various other similar spellings).
The brothers William and Thomas that came to MD in 1636
were definitely from Westbury, Somerset, Eng near Bristol
and Bath. They had property in Westmoreland Co, VA and other
records in Northumberland and Lancaster counties.
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Posted: 20 Aug 2012 9:44PM GMT
Edited: 12 Oct 2013 11:28PM GMT
Hardwick, Vernon, Bakewell, Barleow, Clemson,Goushill, FitzAllen, New, Northwood. Plantagenet,
Dear Member
I am descended from the Hardwicks of Hardwick Hall, Doe Lea, Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
Please see my DANCE FAMILY tree.
My first Hardwick ancestor is Dorothy, baptised at the Church of All Saints, at Heath, 2 May 1729; she became Mrs Charles Cocking/Cockayn of North Wingfield, Chesterfield. Her father is JAMES HARDWICK, baptised 1 11 1699 All Saints Church, Heath. Parents of Jamaes b1699 are
Thomas Hardwick, baptised at All Saints Church, Heath 1662. NO parents names are written in his baptism record. Thomas married Esther Watkinson at Church of St Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield. Some think that Thomas Hardwick 1662 is the son of Thomas Hardwick bc1640 ay Wesybury upon Severn, Somerset. There are no church records to support this theory. THOMAS 1640 is recorded in his father's will dated 1681 and available on Ancestry. His parents are
THOMAS HARDWICK born 12 11 1617 at Westbury on Severn, Somerset - wife Joan Besse ; Thomas 1617 is he brother of William Hardwick who went to Maryland 1636 and then to Nominy Bay, Westmoreland, VA.. THREE of the sons of Thomas 1617 went to Virginia and prospered. They are James, Joseph and George.
THOMAS HARDWICK 1589 Westbury upon Severn- wife ? Alice
THOMAS HARDWICK 1540, Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire - wife is Elizabeth Pyrrye/Perry.
THOMAS HARDWICK 1515, Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire - wife either Joan Clemson or Joan Northwood or both.
WALTER HARDWICKE bc1489 ,Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire, son of Roger and Margaret Whorwood - Walter's wife, HIS COUSIN, Petronella HARDWICK bc1495
at Whytwell Hall, Whytwell, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Petronella is the daughter of
THOMAS HARDWICK b1472, Hardwick Hall, Doe Lea, Chesterfield - wife Petronella VERNON, daughter of Raufe Vernon and Lady Margaret Talbot of Shrewsbury. Lady Margaret is the daughter of John, IInd EARL of Shrewbury. THOMAS 1472 is the second son of Sir John Hardwick b1451 of Hardwick Hall by his wife Elizabeth Bakewell. Sir JOHN Hardwick b1451 is the son of Sir Roger Hardwick b1432 at Hardwick Hall by his wife, Nicola Barlow, of Barlow Hall, Barlow, Chesterfield. SIR ROGER Hardwick b1432 is the son of Sir WILLIAM Hardwick born 1399 at Hardwick Hall. Sir William 1399 has TWO members of the Goushill family who are saidto be his spouse. One is Elizabeth Goushill b1402 at Barlborough Hall, Barlborough, Elizabeth Wingfield nee Goushill is the widow of Sir Robert Wingfield of Letheringham in Suffolk. Sir Robert died 1431 and she married William the same year. The other lady is ISABELLE Goushill, who is said to be a spinster when she married Sir William. Sir Robert Goushill was Lord of the Manor for both Ault Hucknall (in which Hardwick is located) and of Barlbough Manor in which he held a one third share.
Sir William Hardwick 1399 also has two couples who are named as his parents. They are Sir William b1356 and his wife Isabelle Mary de Coppley, - the other couple is Henry Hardwick, bc1540 born at Hardwick Derbyshire and of Pattingham, and his wife Margaret New. Whichever one of these couples are HIS parents, it still brings him out to be descended from Joan de Herdewycke b1190 and her husband Raufe BRITTO d'Albinoi b1180. Joan was her father's heiress but she died before being able to inherit. The inheritence passed to the son of Joan and Raufe, Sir Roger/Josceline born 1210. Sir Roger/Joscelyn 1210 married Isabelle le Savage of Stainsby Manor which is adjacent to the Hardwick estate which is located in manor of Ault Hucknall. Sir Roger and Isabelle were succeeded by their son Sir Roger/Joscelyn born 1230 at Hardwick Hall. Their second son ADAM, born 1232 purchased an estate at Hardwick in the manor of Pattingham in Staffordshire where he lived with his wife Agatha( lnuk) and their only son and heir Richard.
It is from Adam b1232 that Henry Hardwick bc1450 is decended.
Documents from which information has been taken by the writer to compile the information set out here: BOOKLET entitled " Hardwick of Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire", printed privately in 1908. The author is not named, and is described as A SCION of the HOUSE. This booklet is held within the Local Studies Dept of the Central Public Library at Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England........... A WORK by Mr Philip Riden of the School olf History at University of Nottingham, England, published 2010 in VOL 130 of the Derbyshire Archeological Journal. This work is entitled Hardwick of Hardwick Hall in 15th and 16th Centuries. These two sources each have lists of other source materials which have been used by the authors to compile their works.
In my Ancestry.co.uk DANCE FAMILY TREE, these sources are quoted to support each individual. It is a WORK in PROGRESS. I have made errors in the past which I have amended, especially in relation to THOMAS HARDWICK bc1515. I originally had him married to Alice Packe. His son Thomas bc1540 I had made the husband of Elizabeth Hodson and he is not.
I also advise that Hardwick descendents read a biography of Elizabeth Hardwick, born 1520 at Hardwick Hall, She is a daughter of Sir John Hardwick b1495 at Hardwick Hall, by his wife, Elizabeth Leake of Hasland Hall, Hasland, Chesterfield. Elizabeth 1520 is also known as BESS of HARDWICK. Her fourth and last marriage to Gilbert Talbot, 6th EARL of Shrewsbury elevated her to the ARISTOCRACY of England. She was then known as Lady Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury. The initials ES are to be seen liberally set on the roof line and atop walls of the second Hardwick Hall which she ordered to be built. The Hardwick estate of her brother, Sir James Hardwick, returned to THE CROWN, when James became bankrupt. Sir William Cavendish, son of Elizabeth Hardwick by her second husband Sir William Cavendish paid the monies owing to the CROWN for the rental of the Hardwick Estate, which was £9,500-00.
When the estate thus became the property of the Cavendish Family, Sir William gave his mother the right to use it for her lifetime.
I have been entering data from FAMILY SEARCH,org for the Hardwick families in county Staffordshire. Ancestry does not carry this information and I am not able to understand why they do not. I am, in a manner of speaking "joining the dots" and hoping that the fragmented facts will eventually merge into a cohesive whole!!
I live approx 7 miles from Hardwick Hall and know it well.
Kathleen of North Wingfield, Chesterfield, Derbyshirfe
Re: HARDWICK late 1500s England
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Posted: 28 Jan 2013 1:24PM GMT
Dear Member
William Hardwick born 1618 at Westbury upon Severn, Somerset, went to Maryland 1636.
His ancestry is as follows
Parents: Thomas Hardwick bc1589 at Westbury upon Severn OR in Staffordshire. His wife is Alice, last name unknown. He was a tailor.
His parents are THOMAS HARDWICK bc1540 at Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire and his wife Elizabeth Pyrrye=Perry.
His parents are THOMAS HARDWICK bc1520 at Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire and his wife Joan Northwood. (I originally and in ERROR had him married to Alice Packe, and that they lived in Castle Ashby,
His parents are Walter Hardwick bc1498 at BGreat Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire and his wife (ALSO his cousin) Petronella Hardwick bc1495 at Whutwell Hall, Whitwell, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. They married 3 October 1513 at Great Moor.
Walter of 1489 - his father is Roger Hardwick of Pattingham and his wife Margaret Whorwood.
PETRONELLA HARDWICK is the daughter of Thomas Hardwick b1472 at Hardwick Hall, Doe Lea, Chesterfield, Derbyshire and his wife PETRONELLA VERNON bc1472. They lived at Whytwell Hall, Whitwell.
Parents of Thomas Hardwick b1472 are Sir John/Jocelyn Hardwick b1451 at Hardwick Hall, Doe Lea and his wife Elizab eth Bakewell. Thomas is their second son.
Parents of PETRONELLA VERNON are Raufe/Ralfh Vernon, who is the son of Sir William Vernon of Haddon Hall, Bakewell. Raufe married LADY Margaret Talbot of Shrewsbury, dauighter of JOHN, 2nd Earl of Shrewsbury.
The Hardwicks of Staffordshire are decended from Adam de Hardwicke, who was born at Hardwick Hall, Doe Lea. He bought land at Hardwicke in Staffordshire.
Please access my DANCE FAMILY tree for more information
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Posted: 10 Mar 2013 5:10PM GMT
Edited: 10 Mar 2013 5:27PM GMT
Hardwick/d'Albini/de Ferrars/FitzAlan/Goushill/Barlow/Vernon
Dear Member
William Hardwick, born 1618 in EITHER Derbyshire or Somerset England is the brother of my direct ancestor THOMAS Hardwick,bap 12 11 1617 at Westbury upon Severn, Somerset.
The Hardwicks trace their lineage to Sir Jocelyn de Havermere de Hardewycke/Hardwick/Hardwycke etc etc. He was born circa 1040 in the then Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of MERCIA, during the reign of King Canute.
Sir Jocelyn fought for King Harold of the Kingdom of Wessex at the Battle of Hastins, 14 October 1066. Duke William of Normandy, THE CONQUEROR, became King of England. He punished Sir Jocelyn for fighting against the true heir to the throne. This he did by reducing him to the lowest level of socity, A SERF, his knighthood was forfeited and so were his lands.
He was suceeded by Jocelyn II.born c 1085. King Henry Ist of England, one of Duke William's sons, reinstated the forfeited knighthood and lands of Jocelyn I, to Jocelyn II.
Sir Jocelyn II married a daughter (name nk) of Edmund d'Eyncourt, Lord of Holmesfield Manor, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The d'Eyncourt family are a NORMAB family from Eyncourt, Normandy. Baron Walter d'Ayncourt fought for Duke William and was rewarded by being given 55 Knight's Fees. These lands are mainly in Derbyshire and Lincolnshire.
Sir Jocelyn II and wife were suceed by their son, Sir William de Hardewycke born 1120. His son, SIR William bc1560
had a daughter JOAN. Joan was her father's sole heir to the Hardewycke estate. She died before her father and her son, Sir William, bornc1210 inhereited the estate. Joan married Raufe d'Albini(Britt), son of Robert d'Albini (Britto) and his wife, the LADY Cecily de Ferrers, daughter of the EARL of DERBY. Robert d'Albini and Lady Cecily lived at Walton Manor, near Chesterfield. Robert is from the d'Albini family of Belvoir Castle, Vale of Belvoir, Leicestershire, through to the Bigod family of Norfolk and the Albinis and FitzAlans of Arundel Castle, Arundel, West Sussex.
Sir William bc1210 had a son, Sir Adam de Hardewycke bornc1232. He married Isabelle le Savage from Stainesby Manor, adjacent to Hardwick Manor. Their offspring went to Shropshire, Warwickchire and Staffordshire
The Staffordshire branch were joined in wedlock with the Derbyshire branch by the union on 3 October 1513 at Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire of the cousins PETRONELLA HARDWICKE bc1495 at Whytwell Hall, Whitwell, Chesterfield and WALTER HARDWICKE bc1489 at Great Moor house.
Their son THOMAS born c1520 married JOAN Northwood - not as previously recorded by myself as being Alice Packe of Northamptonshire. Thomas 1520 son, Thomas born c1545 at Great Moor House married Elizabeth Pyrrye. Their son Thomas bc1589 is the father of Thomas bap 12 11 1617 at Westbury, and William b1618, Alice born 1620 and Elizabeth 1622.
The WILL of Thomas 1617 is on Ancestry. This gives the names of each one of his children.
NB THAT his sons JAMES, Joseph and George all went to Virginia. These three brothers are frequently recorded by Ancestry members as being the sons of their UNCLE WILLIAM.
Thomas Hardwick 1617 died 1680 and his will was proved at City of Gloucester 1681. He was living in Oxenhall in Gloucestershire when he died.
The very famous Countess of Shrewsbury AKA BESS of HARDWICK, b1520, daughter of Sir John Hardwicke b1495 and of his wife Elizabeth Leake.
This daughter Elizabeth married four times. Her fourth last marriage to George Talbot, 6th EARL of Shrewsbury of Sheffield Castle, Sheffield, South Yorkshire (and other Castles) This marriage elevated Elizabeth to the English ARISTOCRACY. She had the title of Lady Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury. She purchased the Hardwick estate from her nephew. This was when the HARDWICK HALL mansion seen today was able to be built. It was completed in the year 1604 and Lady Elizabeth died there in 1608. She is buried in a very elaborate tomb in the Cathedral Church of the City of DERBY.
It is from Lady Elizabe's husband, Sir William Cavendish, that the Dukedom of Devonshire sprang. The Dukes of Devonshire put the Hardwick Hall of BESS into the keeping of the National Trust of England and Wales c1955. They live in Chatsworth House, Baslow, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
wife, Elizabeth Leake
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Posted: 13 Jul 2013 8:58PM GMT
Hardwick/Watkinson/Leake/Pinchbeck/Bakewell/Barlow/Goushill/de Coppeley
William Hardwick born 1618 (no church records exist to support this date) in either Westbury upon Severn, Somerset OR Derbyshire.
William is the brother of Thomas. Thomas baptised 12-11- 1617 at Westbury-upon-Severn, Somerset. There are NO church records existing for this part of Somerset to support this. (Does anyone have incontrovertible proof?)
William married first Elizabath Sturman of Haddenham, Buckinghamshire, the daughter of Lt Col Sturman. Their children are William and Elizabeth. William 1618 then married Margaret Pope, daughter of Col Nathaniel Pope. Children with Margaret are also William and Elizabeth.
The HARDWICKS are descended in antiquity from Sir Josceline de Evermue/Evermere/Havermere de Herdewycke/Herdwicke/Hardwick etc etc, born circa 1040 in the then Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of MERCIA (one of the seven kindoms in Britain at that time.) King Canute was reigning at that time. Sir Josceline fought for King Harrold of the Kingdom of Wessex against William, Duke of Normandy at the Battle of Hastings which took place on 14 October 1066 at Senlac Hill, Hastings, Sussex. Because Sir Josceline had fought against the "Rightful heir to the throne of Wessex" he was stripped of his knighthood an reduced reduced to the rank of "villain regardant". He also lost his lands. This was on the order of "The Conqueror" King William Ist.
Sir Josceline's son and heir, also Josceline received from King Henry Ist Beaclerc, (reigned 1100-1135) son of King William Ist and brother of King William IInd, his father's forfeited knighthood and property. Sir Josceline born c1085 married Miss Mathilda d'Eyncourt, daughter of Edmund d'Eyncourt of Holmesfield Manor, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The d'Eyncourts came from Eyncourt in Normandy. Baron Walter d'Eyncourt was rewarded by King William Ist with 55 Knights' Fees for his support at the Battle of Hastings. Sir Josceline and Matilda had a son, SIR William de Herdewycke, born 1120. Please see my DANCE FAMILY tree for much more information on the Hardwicks of Derbyshire,Staffordshire,Somerset,Yorkshire; Elizabeth Hardwick, born 1518 at Hardwick Hall and became, on her fourth last marriage to George, 6th EARL of Shrewsbury, THE COUNTESS of SHREWSBURY, Lady Elizabeth Talbot and a member of the English aristocracy. She ordered the building of the Hardwick Hall which bears her initials on its roof-line which is seen today.
The Hardwicks of Westbury are descended from a junior branch of the Hardwick Hall Family and not therefore able to use the Hardwick Coat of Arms. This descent is via Thomas Hardwick born 1470 at Hardwick Hall. He married Petronella Vernon and they lived at Whytwell Hall, Whitwell, Chesterfield. They had three children, Walter, 1489, Petronella c1495 and Reginald c1505. PETRONELLA married their cousin, WALTER HARDWICK also born 1489, but at Great Moor House, Pattingham, Staffordshire. They married October 1513 at Pattigham. Their son Thomas c1520 married Joan Northwood. Their son Thomas c1545, married Elizabeth PYRRYE/Perry. Their son Thomas born c1589 either in Staffordshire or Westbury-upon-Severn. His wife's name is not known. Is there anyone who has a FAMILY BIBLE from this time which might give such a valuable piece of information. Their children are Thomas 1617, William 1618 who went to Maryland in 1636, Joan 1620 and Elizabeth 1622.
Three sons of Thomas 1617 also went to Virginia, no-doubt going to their Uncle William's tobacco plantation at Nominy Hall, Nominy Bay. These nephews are James, Joseph and George. They are frequently erroneously recorded by
Ancestry members as being the sons of their Uncle William.
A kinsman of these Hardwicks is Lft John Edward Hardwick, baptised 1 January 1729 at the Church of All Saints, Heath, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. He is the son of William Hardwick bapt 1693 at All Saints Church, Heath and his wife Mary Watson. William 1693 is the son of Richard baptised 1669 at All Saints Church, Heath. The writer believes that Richard 1669 and her own direct ancestor, Thomas bapt 1662 at All Saints Church, Heath are brothers. These two have NO PARENTS names recorded on the baptism register. I have yet to prove it.
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Posted: 18 Aug 2014 9:02AM GMT
Perry / pyree/ perie
Dear Member
Can you help, I am looking into the Perry / perie/pyree family from Pattingham and note you have a Elizabeth Pyree married to Thomas Hardwicke 1540 and wondered if you have any other information on this line
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Taxpayer groups, unions debate political donations initiative
By: Bridget Jones, Journal Staff Writer
Committee hoping to spark conversation about petitioner reform, spokesman says
A California initiative has local unions and taxpayer groups debating about political donations, while some question the timing of a radio advertisement asking residents to stop and think before signing a petition. The Stop Special Interest Money Now Act would no longer allow government employee unions to use automatic payroll deductions for union dues for political causes, unless an employee gave an annual written authorization for the union to do so. The act would also apply to corporate payroll deductions. According to Ginny Rapini, coordinator for the NorCal Tea Party Patriots, the group is currently gathering signatures for the initiative. Rapini said those working to get the initiative on the ballot in 2012 hope to gather 900,000 signatures. "We are very close," Rapini said. Jon Coupal, president of Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, which has an office in Sacramento, said the company supports the initiative. 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Fettuccine With Artichokes And Mushroom Sauce
22 Dec 2009
|1 Pound
|Artichoke hearts
|10 (Canned Or Fresh)
|Vegetable oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped mushrooms
|1⁄2 Pound
|Chopped garlic
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Chopped saffron
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (Powder Or Threads)
|Parmesan cheese
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|2 (For Garnish)
|To Taste
|To Taste
Cook in boiling water until al dente (firm to the bite).
Drain and set aside.
Meanwhile, prepare sauce.
Chop 6 hearts.
Set aside.
Saute and cook for 5 minutes.
Add artichoke hearts.Add to above and cook for 2 minutes.
Add and simmer on a low heat for 5 minutes.
Add to sauce.
Add pasta and stir just until mixed.
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Personally, despite all the colonization seen in space operas, I would be surprised if anything that arose on one planet would grow on another, including human beings. After all those millenia, our relatively close relations, the Voth, were still living on ships. I think this was an accurate portrayal of what would be necessary.
There wouldn't be the correct nutrients and elements in neither the soil nor the atmosphere to sustain earth organisms long term, nor the proscribed seasons and sunlight. The only reason we have a fairly stable climate is that we have a good moon.
No moon, and your planet wobbles wildly, creating havoc in your seasons. Also, higher organisms depend on micro-organisms that would not be supported by an alien environment -- which might in fact contain detrimental factors, not just neutral ones.
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In the second round of the season our starting eleven used to look like that:
Kirkland - Stam, Alcaraz, Caldwell, Aaanholt - Diame - Moses, Watson, Maloney - Crusat, Long.
We had to start the game against Man City without our five starters(!): Stam, Alcaraz, Caldwell(almost our whole defence), Moses, Watson. They all had their form arrows purple(I treat that like an injury) and had to rest.
Very difficult task of beating City just become even harder... Fortunatly left back van Aanholt managed to return from his injury just in time to play.
In the first half City dominated the game, with Balotelli and Aguero causing real troubles in our penalty box. Surprisingly our reserve central backs Piscu and Boyce played a very solid game, and in the late stages of the first half it was still 0:0.
Then in the 41-st minute our left back van Aanholt started a counter-attack on the left wing. He managed to get a cross-in... Our striker Crusat went for a header, but simple could not reach the ball. Our right winger McCarthy was in the right place, and after his volley we were 1:0 up!
I was anticipating Man City attacks right from the begining of the second half, but I was wrong. It was our side, that had the better chances in the second half(Crusat had his shot saved by Hart, and our substitute striker Callum McManaman hit the post). At the end it was just pure happiness! We are in the final, and we deserved it.
We will meet the big Manchester UTD with Schmeichel, Keane and Cantona in squad.


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The Nikkor's coverage is limited a LITTLE by the shutter, it would cover a couple more degrees if the diameter of the shutter were greater. The Fuji is limited a LOT by the shutter, it could cover ten degrees more in a larger shutter. Neither come close to the 12x20 format !
Just what ULF shooters are willing to accept in the corners is outside of my expertise. In the old days, I shot 8x10 chromes and clients used loupes in the corners, and the specs from the maker was a serious number. Contact prints, well, you're on your own. But if the Nikkor will do it for you, the Fuji will do it better.
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The most popular is Secret Garden, a large sculpture garden off the airforce road towards the centre of the island. Built by a fourth generation Samui native who died a few years ago, the sculptures are based on the Buddhist scriptures and are certainly worth taking a peek at. The big selling point here though, are the stunning views. The garden is included in many of the 'safari island tours', of which there are several operators. Half an hour is probably sufficient time to view the statues and garden.
Other viewpoints include Paradise Park, an extensive petting zoo, with restaurant and swimming pool, and views across to the five islands from 635km above sea level. From the Ring Road, take the turn off at Ban Saket and travel along a rather hairy road for several kms. Be careful that you don't take a wrong turn up top and end up in the military base.
A road constructed in 2010 now joins Lamai to Mae Nam. From Lamai, it leaves the Ring Road near Tamarind Springs, and from Mae Nam, turn left at the bridge opposite My Bar. This road winds through the jungle, banana and coconut plantations and over hills, offering spectacular views as well as scenery from old Samui, as it is not yet developed along the road. There are no specific lookout points along here, but rather a general good view of the countryside, and stunning views of the coastline as the road reaches peaks. The drive from Lamai to Mae Nam should take about 30 minutes.
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Usually yes, though lately he has started to nurse and then lay on my chest to fall asleep, I think he is evolving at his own pace. Maybe in a while he'll want to lay on his bed to sleep, no hurry though.
I actually didn't always but it has been getting that way. And that has NOT been a good thing for us. He has always gotten up several times per night to feed but having really good long deep feeds so it seemed he was getting alot of his nutrition then. But the last couple of weeks he is getting up A LOT and I just take him into bed...whcih woudl be ok if he slept but then he keeps waking up and every time he wakes up he wants to nurse for a few minutes to fall asleep.
Sometimes I come up to his crib and he is laying on his stomach wtih his head turned and I can just see his eye open... I rub his back and as soon as I start backing away he starts crying.
Last night DH took over. He bottle-fed him at midnight, 2, and 5 and got him settled right back down afterwards.
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More propaganda and bs from the nintendo camp and loyalists lol First it was "bo2 will be 1080p native on wiiu" there was even some lame on youtube nin. fanboys were following becuase they thought he had some inside knowlege lol Anyway we all saw how that turned out lol Then it was"Wiiu is 3 to 5 times more powerful than current gen" Hahaha Reggie pulled a fast one on you again!!!!! Wiiu isnt even 1 time more powerful than current gen and is actually weaker in many aspects. Then it was "Wiiu ports will be the definitive version and look better" lol Not seeming that way at all with most ports looking worse on the Wii u. Then it was "Wiiu online will be better then ps3/xbox" hahahahaha tht was one of the funniest and Wiiu owners are eating their words as we speak. Last but not least "Wow look at the Zombiu visuals and gameplay looks truky next gen" Hahahahaha visuals arent even comparabel to three year old ps3/xbox games which is sad. Games like UC1 crap all over Zombi u and reviews have been mixed with many low ones as well So my question to ppl like Metroid, Pcz aka wiialpha and the other nin. fanboys in denial lol how many times do you have to eat your words and look silly before you admit wiiu is weak tech and if you own a ps3/xbox there is no need to buy one especially since ps3/xbox will still have the better games and better looking ones. Wiiu wont even reach LOU, HALO4, Uncharted visuals and maybeeeeeee in two to three years theyll have games that look as good as Uc2 and kz. Thats sad for next gen system. #1 Agree(9) | Disagree(12) | Report | Reply n4f + 1106d ago are you kim kardashian cause its seems that you are hungry for attention #1.1 Agree(3) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply metroid32 + 1106d ago What part of a E6670/6770 hybrid dont you understand wiiu is like 3 gens in front of ps3 in terms of shaders and graphics in general. Shader model 5.0 against 3.0 Compute shader 11 against zero Opengl4.1/dx11 against ?/dx9 2gig Ram against 512mb 32mb Edram against zero DSP against zero 1080p against sub 720p Theres a few reasons wiiu is a beast compared to ps3. Monster Hunter Ultimate is 1080p Native 60fps even on 3ds it looks as good as ps3/MH4 looks amazing as well Nintendo are doing just fine. #1.2 (Edited 1106d ago ) | Agree(3) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply andibandit + 1106d ago @devialsadisease Ignoring your spelling mistakes in every other sentence, i cant find a single statement that you wrote that was true.... #1.3 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Deku-Johnny + 1105d ago Games on the Wii U are capable of native 1080p, Nintendo announced that NSMBU would be because a Mario 2D platformer wouldn't really gain anything from being 1080p, it'd be a waste of time. No one ever said the Wii U was 3 to 5 times more powerful then the current gen, it's between 1.5 and 2 times better like it was rumoured to be. Name one aspect it's weaker than current gen consoles in because I know you won't be able to as no one outside of Nintendo knows it's true power. Most Wii U ports are definitive and better looking. The only one that isn't is Mass Effect, EA don't like the Wii U so they didn't make an effort with their port, Black Ops 2 looks better than the PS3/360 versions, that's a fact, I've seen them played side by side. The Wii U online is better than PS3/360. ZombiU graphics aren't groundbreaking no one ever said they were but they're not much worse than the best graphics on PS3. There are twice as many high reviews for the game than low ones. My question to 'ppl' like you is when will you learn how to spell? #1.4 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply GuyManDude + 1105d ago "Name one aspect it's weaker than current gen consoles in because I know you won't be able to as no one outside of Nintendo knows it's true power." RAM max speed: 12.8GB/sec PS3 max speed: 25.6GB/sec PS3 RAM speed is two times faster than the Wii U. #1.4.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report Deku-Johnny + 1105d ago The average speed of the RAM is 12.8, the max speed is closer to 17. That's without knowing how fast the eDRAM is, without knowing the eDRAM speed you can't possibly know what the Wii U RAM is capable of. The PS3 is limited to 25.6, the Wii U's eDRAM could make it twice as fast as the PS3's. As I said we don't know enough about the specs to know if the Wii U is weaker than current gen consoles in any aspect. #1.4.2 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report GuyManDude + 1105d ago "For RAM, the Wii U has a Samsung NAND flash chip for user storage, 8GB for the white Wii U of the Basic Set and 32GB for the black Deluxe Set, a Toshiba NAND chip for non-user storage and a 2GB of Hynix DDR-1600 RAM on a 16-bit interface. This setup provides the Wii U a top memory bandwidth of 12.8GB/s. Even if this is twice as fast as the Wii, in today's standards, it's still quite slow." http://imgmr.com/index.php/... Top memory bandwidth of 12.8GB/sec. #1.4.3 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report Deku-Johnny + 1105d ago Do a quick Google search, you'll see for every article that states the max speed is 12GB/s there is one that states it's closer to 17. It'll be a while until we know which is true and as I stated before we have no idea what the eDRAM is yet. I don't know why like a lot of people on this website you have it in for Nintendo wait till you have the full specs before throwing your BS around. #1.4.4 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report Sp1d3ynut + 1106d ago That man is Nintendo's version of Bobby Kotick... I can't stand to even look at him, much less listen to the crap that spews from his mouth. #2 Agree(2) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply Add comment You need to be registered to add comments. Register here or login Username Password Remember Rules & guidelines Login


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Shoppers love to look at boats. Sales are up this year, but ?I don?t know if it will ever be back to 2007 levels,? said Mike Hoffman, president of Marine Center of Indiana. ?We sell something that everybody wants and nobody needs. We sell a toy.?
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At the Marine Center of Indiana, the sales staff joke that they are working "all hands on deck" to manage a significant jump in recreational boat sales this spring.
"It's up considerably over past years," said president Mike Hoffman. "There is some pent-up demand out there, and some people are saying, 'OK, it's been so long that I haven't bought anything. I'm going to do something for my family.' "
The local uptick mirrors a national trend. Last month, the National Marine Manufacturers Association announced that U.S. retail sales for recreational boats, accessories and marine services ...


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In this image taken from video obtained from Voice Of Jihad Website, which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, right, stands with a Taliban fighter in eastern Afghanistan. Bergdahl was freed on Saturday after five years in captivity, and exchanged for the five Guantanamo detainees who were flown to Qatar, a tiny Gulf Arab country which has served as a mediator in the negotiations for the swap. (AP Photo/Voice Of Jihad Website via AP video)
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EDITOR: This is to offer one mother's point of view. When my son told me he was joining the military at a time that we were at war, there were obvious concerns that any mother would have.
The day we both signed the papers at the Marine Corps office, it was with great pride and unbelievable fear. We both knew he would see Iraq at least once during his five-year obligation. It's something you try not to think of, but in your heart you know what that can mean.
My son served three tours in Iraq and several other boys I loved like my own served their tours as well. Back here at home, I spent a lot of long, dark, sleepless nights over five years worried, scared and feeling helpless, hoping they were OK physically, mentally and emotionally.
The one thing I clung to during these nights was that no matter what, others had their backs. "No man left behind" was what my heart clung to.
My opinion of the debate about returning American soldier Bowe Bergdahl is that he had to come home, not only for his well-being and his family's but for all of us moms who sent our whole worlds off to war.
Once Bergdahl is back and stable, I wholehearted agree that questions need to be asked and those who are in the position to find out what happened need to decide on potential consequences. In my eyes, he's not a hero or a traitor at this point. All that is just the different news channels playing on people's biases. In my eyes, he's just a son returning home after five long years.
Tina Grimm,
Wisconsin Rapids


text: A person pushes a 13.0 kg lawn mower at constant speed with a force of 81.0 N directed along the handle, which is at an angle of ? = 42.0° to the horizontal. Calculate the force the person must exert on the lawn mower to accelerate it from rest to 0.9 m/s in 2.0 seconds (assuming the same retarding force).


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Motor Sports
Photos: A look at driver Danica Patrick on and off the track
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NASCAR driver Danica Patrick looks at the sky as she checks weather during qualifying for the Inaugural STP 300, a Nationwide series race, at the Chicagoland Speedway, Saturday, June 4, 2011, in Joliet, Ill.
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