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Garlic-Parmesan Potato Salad #HotSummerEats
Garlic lover's will rejoice over this garlic-parmesan potato salad with three forms of garlic. It's the perfect side for your grilled meats!
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Change up your traditional creamy potato salad with red potatoes and dill. It's the perfect side for summer barbecues and cook outs.
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No holiday table is complete without cheesy potatoes and it doesn't get any better than this cheesy tater tot casserole topped with French fried onions, bacon, and more cheese.
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All the Greek flavors you love come together in one potato casserole. Perfect side for a simple roasted chicken or an all out Greek-fest.
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Beef stew is a great comfort food to thaw out your bones from the winter. Made even better when made in a slow cooker with Guinness stout beer.
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Easy Chicken Curry
Need an easy chicken curry recipe in a hurry? Throw together this yellow chicken curry dish with potato, carrot, and onion for a quick weeknight meal.
Evidently, a year ago I had already busted out the eggnog in my baking. I can barely wrap my head around the fact that it is December already let alone bust out the eggnog. Did you know that this time last year I was only 10 days away from graduating with my PhD? I had already defended and passed my dissertation in September but awaited the ceremonial part. Maybe I should plan something special for my 1 year graduation anniversary… more of that later.
Let's make curry. This recipe is fairly quick and easy, making it a good weeknight meal. Just don't do what I did and completely forget to add the onions. While eating it I sat there pondering why it didn't taste quite right, as if something was missing. Oh look there's the onion I was supposed to chop up and cook in it. And you better believe I cooked up that onion and stirred it in. I have to admit however, that this was not my favorite curry recipe. It was pretty good but I think it would have been better if I had made it with coconut milk. The evaporated milk just didn't have the depth of flavor I was looking for, so next time I will try coconut milk and have reflected this option in the ingredients.
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Serves 4
2 Tbsp olive oil
1 lb. boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cubed
1 lb. baby red skinned potatoes, quartered
2 carrots, peels and sliced
1 small white onion, sliced
1 Tbsp curry powder
1 cup plain Greek yogurt (I used whole milk Chobani)
1 (14 oz.) can evaporated milk (or coconut milk)
1 tsp salt
1 tsp ground black pepper
2 cups cooked basmati or jasmine rice
Fresh cilantro leaves, for garnish (optional)
- In a large skillet over medium heat, add 1 tablespoon of oil. Add chicken and cooked until no longer pink. Transfer chicken to a plate.
- To the same skillet, add about tablespoon of oil followed by the potatoes, carrots, and onion. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 10-15 minutes, or until potatoes are tender. Add curry powder and cook for another minute, stirring constantly.
- Reduce heat to low. Stir in yogurt and milk and cook, stirring occasionally, for 3 minutes, or until starting to thicken. Stir in salt, pepper, and chicken. Serve over rice and garnish with cilantro, if using.
Source: Adapted from Semi-Homemade, September/October 2010.
Grilled Steak with Peppers and Potatoes
Start up your grills and get ready for some steak. Paired with sweet bell peppers and red skinned potatoes makes for a great meal to be enjoyed on your patio.
My mini-road trip adventure continues to Ann Arbor, MI to visit my friend Stephanie who since graduating with me from UTHSC has started a post doc here at UM. She's trying to convince me to get a job here and manged to get her boss involved! Moving to enemy territory may not be the first thing on my list (if you don't know college football rivalries just ignore me), but what she is working on it really cool and I would not turn down a job if they found one for me. We shall see how serious they truly are.
If you haven't started up your grill yet this season now is the time. Whip up this steak with peppers and potatoes and enjoy it on your patio because it's finally nice out for spring/summer. While the steak grills, you saute the bell peppers and onions. Although next time I want to wrap up the onion, peppers, and seasonings in a foul packet to be cooked on the grill. I found myself running in and out of the house to check on the steak because I am not a grill-master and was unsure how long the steak needed to cook. Thankfully the oven and grill are not terribly far apart haha.
One year ago: Oven-Fried Avocado Tacos with Cilantro Lime Creme
Two years ago: Farfalle with Zucchini and Ricotta
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Potato Burger Buns
Soft potato buns are one of my favorite buns for burgers. These potato burger buns are made from real potatoes and are perfect for all the burgers on the grill this season.
In case you hadn't noticed I am preparing you for Memorial weekend this week with all kinds of recipes which I think would be a hit with your family and friends. I've already given you the recipe to my favorite potato salad which is an excellent side dish for your burger, but what about the buns? I must have had potato on the brain because I also made potato burger buns. These smell amazing while baking and rising. Anyone who walked through the door during or even afterwards commented on how it smelled like delicious bread – and they were right. My favorite part was that this recipe uses fresh potato instead of the dried boxed stuff, which kind of creeps me out.
Looking for burger recipes? Try these on for size:
- Apple Maple Turkey Burgers with Maple-Dijon Sauce
- Bacon Jalapeno Burgers with Chipotle Sauce
- BBQ Chicken Burgers
- Bobby Flay's Crunchburger
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Here are some other homemade burger buns while I am at it. Try these Wheat-Oat-Flax Buns or Whole Wheat Hamburger Buns for healthier alternatives, or my all-time favorite, Bretzel Rolls (aka pretzel buns).
One year ago: Slow Cooker Beef & Broccoli
Two years ago: Blackened Chicken with Cilantro Lime Quinoa and Avocado Cream Sauce
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Dad's Creamy Potato Salad
It's the week leading up to Memorial weekend and it's time to share some recipes to get ready for the first big grilling holiday of the year. But before hitting the grill you gotta think about the side-kicks. Check out my guest post today on Wishes and Dishes to get the recipe for my favorite potato salad made by my dad.
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Two years ago: Penne with Eggplant and Pine Nut Crunch
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Presidential Proclamations of Thanks
Our understandings of this civic and religious holiday came into their own in the second half of the 19th century.
Last week, President Bush issued a Thanksgiving proclamation, something virtually every President has done virtually every year since 1863. Before then, Thanksgiving proclamations were the exception, rather than the rule, but even the exceptions are instructive and interesting.
President Bush's proclamation contains two explicit references to God and one mention of "our Lord." There are four variations on the words blessed and blessing, and two references to prayer. Still, it is hardly the most explicitly religious of the proclamations Presidents have issued, and surely lies squarely within the mainstream of such efforts. Only the most doctrinaire of secularists could find a reason to object.
Thanksgiving is an interesting holiday, at once civic and religious. It commemorates and celebrates human accomplishments, like our purely civic holidays, but insists that they are all in some way dependent upon God's will. Thus many of the 19th century proclamations expressed gratitude for "exuberant harvests, productive mines, [and] ample crops of the staples of trade and manufactures," in the words of Rutherford B. Hayes. Others made grateful reference to our "civil and religious liberty" (U.S. Grant) and to "liberty, justice, and constitutional government" (Chester A. Arthur). Still others thanked God for "the blessings of peace" (Benjamin Harrison). While it's hard to overlook the contribution of human effort to all these accomplishments, it's also hard to ignore the way in which at least some of them seem dependent upon God.
The origin of Thanksgiving in the celebration of a successful harvest helps account for this complication. Farmers recognize their dependence upon forces beyond their control. When they can actually reap what they sow, they know that something other than their own efforts has played a part, providing rain and sunshine in the right amounts at the right time.
Looking to God for what might otherwise be regarded as the gifts of fortune, we might come to share in the theologically discriminating judgments expressed in Grover Cleveland's 1887 Thanksgiving proclamation:
The goodness and mercy of God, which have followed the American people during all the days of the past year, claim their grateful recognition and humble acknowledgment. By His omnipotent power He protected us from war and pestilence and from every national calamity; by His gracious favor the earth has yielded a generous return to the labor of the husbandman, and every path of toil has led to comfort and contentment; by His loving kindness the hearts of our people have been replenished with fraternal sentiment and patriotic endeavor; and by His unerring guidance we have been directed in the way of national prosperity.
We should be grateful, Cleveland says, for protection from what we are wont to call "acts of God," for the generous recompense for our efforts, for the love we share with our neighbors and fellow citizens, and for our leadership.
Some of these sentiments might seem to jar the modern ear. How does God show us the path to peace and prosperity? That's what political leaders are for, we might say. In any event, we surely hold -- are surely holding -- Presidents responsible for our domestic economy and our international troubles.
Part of the explanation can be found in George Washington's second Thanksgiving proclamation (1795), much less frequently cited than his first. Calling upon us "to meet together and render...sincere and hearty thanks to the Great Ruler of Nations for the manifold and signal mercies which distinguish our lot as a nation," he urges us as well to:
Humbly and fervently...beseech the kind Author of these blessings graciously to prolong them to us; to imprint in our hearts a deep and solemn sense of our obligations to Him for them; to preserve us from the arrogance of prosperity, and from hazarding the advantages we enjoy by delusive pursuits; to dispose us to merit the continuance of His favors by not abusing them; by our gratitude for them, and by a correspondent conduct as citizens and men; to render this country more and more a safe and propitious asylum for the unfortunate of other countries; to extend among us true and useful knowledge; to diffuse and establish habits of sobriety, order, morality, and piety, and, finally, to impart all the blessings we possess, or ask for ourselves, to the whole family of mankind.
Yes, we have intelligence and ingenuity, but unless we recognize them as gifts of God, we are prone to abuse and misuse them, exalting ourselves in our arrogance and deluding ourselves regarding our potency. By reminding us of our limitations, giving thanks to God humbles us. We ought not to be confident that we know it all, that we have all the answers. And we ought not to regard our capacities as ours alone, to be used as we please. We are accountable for them, not just to our fellow citizens, or to the voters, but to God.
Here's how Abraham Lincoln put it in his 1863 proclamation of a "Day of Thanksgiving, Praise, and Prayer" (in August, by the way, not in November):
I invite the people of the United States to assemble...in their customary places of worship and in the forms approved by their own consciences render the homage due to the Divine Majesty for the wonderful things He has done in the nation's behalf...and finally to lead the whole nation through the paths of repentance and submission to the divine will back to the perfect enjoyment of union and fraternal peace.
We can't be thankful without at the same time being humble and submissive.
The balance struck by most Presidents in their proclamations, looking outward at the nation while also looking upward to God, reminds us of our limitations and our responsibilities, and of the resources beyond ourselves upon which we can call to overcome the one and fulfill the other. This is a civic religion, but not one that glorifies the country or the state. It conjoins liberty and limited government, on the one hand, with responsibility and limitless love, on the other. It acknowledges and indeed cherishes our religious diversity, seeking to include all rather than to exclude any.
That makes it just about my favorite civic holiday. Let us all give thanks.
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The lodge-style Camden™ collection draws inspiration from the Arts and Crafts movement with its clean lines and right angles. This fluorescent 1 light post lantern features a sturdy cast aluminum construction, a deep Anvil Iron finish and an Opal Etched cylindrical glass shade to bring a crisp, structural simplicity to any outdoor living space – whether it be a covered porch, deck, patio or walkway.
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First some observations, then a request.
The "standard" bass compass is higher than a lot of singers, including me, can usefully manage, but there is very little repertoire to make use of our middle to lower register. I possess a voice that, even among singers, is low but not exceptionally low. In most of the (largely amateur) choirs that I sing in, I meet with people that have as much facility below the bass clef or as much difficulty at the top end as I have. A large proportion of the standard repertoire has so many notes at the top end that the choir tenors can sing it more easily than the basses. It doesn't sound good to go quiet or into falsetto at the peak of a musical phrase and I suspect that a great many lower basses get put off choral singing early as a consequence. And yet when directors lament a lack of men, they especially miss high tenors and low basses.
It's not just a matter of the highest notes. I struggle to chant a monotone at A 220Hz but can usually manage a handful of middle Cs or the occasional D before having to resort to falsetto. A sad consequence of attempting high notes is that the low ones vanish. In Faire is the Heaven, I have seen a whole section lose their low Db at the end of a testing, high-lying anthem. In the octave around A 110 Hz, we can enjoy flexibility, power, control and variety of tone, in the register where we are usually given a few cadential notes or a long drone. I once had a great time singing Die Forelle with an accompanist who didn't mind my putting the voice down a minor seventh and the piano part up a tone.
Choral parts vary by composer. At the high end are Stanford, Vaughan Williams (with rare exceptions, like Greensleeves), Handel, Haydn, Schubert. Lower are Bairstow, Bach, Bruckner, Mendelssohn, Gabrieli (provided the editor takes the lower choice regarding chiavette!), Monteverdi, and of course the sacred Russian Orthodox tradition.
Looking for solo repertoire, it gets very, very sparse. Transposition is definitely second best. Feasibility aside, it is a lot of extra work to produce something that is not quite what the composer was after. A long search turned up:
These last two need nothing below a C. After that there is a gap to
This has two endings, of which the composer preferred the lower. That is comfortable enough, but only when I've just got up. It's probably asking too much to have a choir and congregation or audience ready and waiting, so I'll have to settle for the higher version in public. It does however demonstrate that there are people capable of singing musically repertoire that is far lower than the limits usually imposed in the west.
Enough observations. The request:
Can you please suggest some more repertoire? Choral parts with rewarding lines for low basses or solo material with no need for transposition. If you are yourself the composer or the rights holder, please say so. It will help a lot to know whom to contact about performances, YouTube permissions and so on. If the moderators agree to it, I'll collate the responses and ask for them to be made into a resource.
I suspect there is a similar need for low female repertoire. Hearing a woman singing in the tenor compass is a very different experience from hearing a man singing at the same pitch. It will be interesting to hear of music composed deliberately for the timbre of a low female voice, whether solo or ensemble. Maybe that should be another thread.
Thank you for your suggestions.
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I'm also a Bass III. All my good notes are below the staff! I once auditioned singing "Laschia ch'io pianga" an octave lwoer than written. The conductor was not amues.
Seneca has some lovely low stuff in Monteverdi's Coronation of Poppea, though I don't know if anything really qualifies as a solo aria - been too long. But it's a slow as any role I've heard, like Sarastro.
Nigel: Thaks so much for your post, and the opportunity to address it.
First, every human voice is unique. We group them into registers that are nothing more than averages, but that doesn't mean that every voice is average or fits easily into one of the classifications that we happen to use.
Second, I have known maybe a half-dozen men in my lifetime who could not only hit a low C, but who could vocalize down to the A or G below that. Gurney Bell, in The Sportsmen Quartet, did exactly that when he warmed up, so his low C at the end of "16 Tons" would always be solid. The low bass in Chanticleer when my son was in it had low Cs, although I don't know whether he had the low Bb that Josquin called for in one motet. And the basses in both the Oak Ridge Boys and the Statler Bros. have that low range, although a lot of their actual sound is created and boosted by the mixing board. So what I'm thinking is that instead of singing in choirs, your voice might belong in a great men's quartet!
Third, we have to realize that historically THERE WAS NO STANDARD PITCH, and that the high notes or low notes written at any specific church or court probably did not represent the same pitches that they do in modern A=440 pitch. Today we know better than the oversimplification that A=415 was "baroque pitch," since it varied from one place to another, but it's a fact that Handel's high As for tenors and sopranos were sung at a lower pitch than they are today, and so would the high notes for his basses.
Fourth, not all "bass" parts through history have been intended for true basses, whatever that actually means. In fact a larger percentage than you would think of renaissance choral/vocal ensemble music used the baritone clef for the bottom part, not the bass clef, and that tells us exactly what range voice was expected.
And fifth, and probably most important, choral composers and arrangers do one of two things. They write for the voices they have, and they know those voices and their ranges and capabilities very well. That describes Bach, Handel, Palestrina, Monteverdi, Josquin, and every other composer who worked at any specific place at any specific time. OR, they write for average voices because they are writing for publication rather than for immediate performance. And that describes entirely too many composers of the past 150 years, for whom publication was the BIGGEST reason they wrote in the first place. And "average" voices are described by the good ol' bell curve, while it sounds as if your voice lies one or two standard deviations below the average for "bass" voices. And it's a simple fact that a great many "basses" in choral ensembles are actually baritones in terms of voice range, voice quality, or both.
For David, oh yes, Seneca in Monteverdi's "Poppea" has some cool solos, even though he dies during the opera, but it shares with Mozart's bass arias the simple fact that it doubles the bass line in the orchestra quite a bit of the time. But there's some cool stuff.
And to Robert, thanks so much for your post, with which I am in complete agreement. The upper range of ANY male voice should be a blended head voice, not a pure falsetto, and it is through the use of head voice (or "mixed voice action") that one can go from pianissimo to forte and back again. So Nigel, I'd recommend finding a mixed voice starting, in your case, at about an A or Bb just below middle C, and carrying it up without going into a full-fledged falsetto action. A good voice teacher can defiitely help you with this.
One basic problem is that the musical instrument we call a choir or chorus, with high and low women's and high and low men's voices, is NOT the same instrument that renaissance, baroque, and even classical composers wrote for. They were MUCH more likely to expect a choir of men and boys, and a choir much smaller than most modern choirs, with all the singers well trained. The tradition of amateur choral singers in large choruses probably dates from the festival choruses that sang Handel in England after his death and the festival choruses Mandelssohn wrote for much later, and I believe that it was David Schildkret some years ago who noted a newspaper report in a Boston paper listing the singers who had taken part in a large musical festival in the early 19th century, in which the sopranos were identified as Miss, Mrs., or Master, but the altos were still all listed as Mr.
All the best, Nigel, and keep pumping out those low notes. I always wanted to be a low bass but never made it. I'm more of a "3rd tenor" instead!
Doing lots of Renaissance music in small groups exposes one to ranges & intervals calling for flexability in technique as well as self definition. Take the published DeLaRue Requiem, which in Chorwerk has many low D's , but was in fact transposed up a 4th. Recently looking at the Faugues masses[Schuetze], which often in the contre tenor covers 2 octaves, and almost as much in the top & bottom lines. usually the tenor maintains a 'normal' range.
Ockeghem was famously a profundo, so we must usually transpose him- unless you and your rare tribe join us!
I found [I'm normally E-E] that forcing myself to sing alto for a while made it easier to later go down to an occasional C.- not recommending for everyone!
Thank you all for your replies. I shall certainly follow up the suggestions regarding Seneca, de la Rue and Ockeghem. I did enjoy hearing the Renaissance Chorus on your website.
I don't doubt that there are ways of improving my technique that could allow me to extend my range upwards into a third octave. But given how much people say they like the sound of the lower register, I wonder at how little gets written for it.
John, you raise some apposite points. You are right, I believe, to see things in terms of a bell curve, but may I modify the suggestion slightly? If we apply the curve to all broken male voices, whether involved in singing or not, then basses constitute a vertical slice of it, bounded on the right by when people choose to sing baritone or tenor, and at the bottom by when even standard bass parts are too high. We are selectively looking at people whose voices span the range deemed necessary and that also choose that part. When John Gostling was feted for his extraordinary low notes, the remarkable thing was that he could reach D below bass clef (close to modern Eb, if our A is at 440 Hz and his was a bit higher), but also sing all the standard material up to two octaves higher. Purcell's "They That Go Down to the Sea in Ships", written, I'm told, for him, starts on the D above middle C, and immediately shows off the whole range. I doubt whether Gostling would have got into the Chapel Royal on the strength of his low D alone.
If we are moving towards an attitude of "singing for all", then there is a case for encouraging composers to diversify the ranges that they write for. I wonder whether you or anyone else has had the experience of finding a student that struggled with standard repertoire but blossomed when asked to sing lower, at least until tuition and practice had improved their upper range.
Your comment about writing for publication and performance gets to the heart of it. Publication is less lucrative than it was, and many composers write in a crowded market mainly for the joy of having their pieces performed. Very many ChoralNet discussions receive offers of their own work from composers, often more than the concert-planner can hope to include. I've known published composers cross the country or travel abroad to be at a second or third performance. Yet here is a gap in the market. There are so few established pieces for lower bass that any new composition could become an instant favourite with a whole voice category. And we sorely need some more recital pieces for when we have those voice lessons.


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- Category: Ebony
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- Added: 5 years ago
- Description: Lisa Ann gets drilled by Lex Steele
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2 years ago
2 years ago
hi lisa your boobs are too big size and your fucking style is very nice
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Very, very cool.
Ahahaha Cute
i like your shirt
This looks nice! I like the hair and the ear piece.
Extremely beautiful and delicate artwork!
Extremely beautiful and delicate artwork!
u like asking alexandra? ohmehgerd cx and i have that exact same earring and i like the blue hair! Awesome. But over all awesome drawing!
This is great. Love it. also love the little gap in the teeth lol I got one too
I really like this!! Probably one of the coolest 'selfies' I've ever stumbled across. Super vibrant and fun and really portrays personality.
nice work! love the colors and how you work with details!! amazing!! <3
Amazing art great work
Asking Alexandria *_________*
Nice work!
Nice work!
Nice! And you're even getting better!
aww such a beautiful self portrait! first thing first: i definitely want your haircut! i'm already jealous
impecable technique, as always
impecable technique, as always
this is awesome!!!
Beautiful ;3
Beautiful ;3
Love it!! Looks so awesome! Good Job!!