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Explosion of cherry blossoms
It was a gorgeous Monday afternoon! The sun was shining. The air was warm. I decided to go to Central Park and see the pretty blooms of Cherry Blossoms.
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maxnimo: I'm confused by all the "ugly" comments. Is this camera supposed to be framed and hung on a gallery wall next to Mona Lisa?
Agreed. For me it looks balanced and hefty. Unlike the NEX series. I think most lenses will feel at home on this body. Very tempting indeed .
super shot
bookmarked and keeping an eye with a view to latching on.
Will take some getting used to. Looks clean and fresh at first glance. But for some reason seams less 'inviting'..
oozing with Coolness. Together with a quality build. really a must have !
Reilly Diefenbach: Here's what I need to know:
I saved $3000 not having a smart phone for the last three years which allowed me to buy a D800e.
Im going to use that one on the wife !! :) but for the 5dIII :P
its that time of year when I need to re-mortgage the house.
hope it feels better than the Nikon offering..felt like it would fall apart in my hands. Looks lovely though. Need to see this in relation to the X-Pro 1 to accompany my X100..am I moving away from Canon? will see.
Great quality visually and the sound is good perhaps a little muffled. The vocals cant be heard well at all. For a phone its very good imo
makeitworst: The Plastic Fantastic Canon Rebel Series ..... they FEEL and LOOK like you should buy them at Toys-R-Us. The Nikon camera's in this range may not be any better in image quality, but at least they are Made Better, Feel Better, Look Better and last longer. I've known too many student photogs that complain about the short life-span of the "budget" Canons.
They're over-priced for what you get, too. Sorry, Ashton Krutcher commercials do not justify a +20% price tag. Just a Gag.
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This is what I call one Passionate thread. Some have divorced the X10 some accept its deficiencies and carry on. Some on noticing have decided to have a break and return to Fuji at a later date. TBC I dont own one but it looks lovely and apart from the orb issues seems to take lovely images. Just sort the orb thing out and we can move on...
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Nissan Juke Nismo SUV
Price £22,180 - £24,285
- Eye-catching styling
- More fun than its looks suggests
- Well priced
- Engine is noisy
- Ford Fiesta ST more fun to drive
- No reach adjustment for steering wheel
At a glance
- The greenest
- Nismo RS DIG-T 218 5dr £22,180
- The cheapest
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- The fastest
- Nismo RS DIG-T 218 5dr £22,180
- Top of the range
- Nismo RS DIG-T 214 M-Xtronic 5dr £24,285
"The Nissan Juke Nismo RS is lots of fun to drive, without sacrificing everyday practicality."
The Nissan Juke Nismo is a rather unlikely looking performance car, with its tall stance slightly at odds with its racy bodykit and big wheels. But that's all part of the appeal. Under the bonnet sits a 215bhp turbocharged petrol engine providing performance on par with more conventional hot hatchbacks, such as the Ford Fiesta ST, Renault Clio RenaultSport and Peugeot 208 GTI.
Unlike those rivals, you can have your Nissan Juke Nismo RS – to give its full name – either as a four-wheel drive automatic or a front-wheel drive manual. We'd strongly recommend the former, as the automatic CVT gearbox is not only significantly slower, but its character is at odds with the car's sporty nature.
The Juke Nismo is no harder to drive day-to-day than the regular Nissan Juke, even if the suspension is slightly firmer in order to improve its cornering abilities.
MPG, running costs & CO2
Fuel efficiency is perfectly acceptable for a performance car like this
For most buyers, the running costs associated with the Nissan Juke Nismo play second fiddle to its ability to excite. While its fuel economy is worse than that of the Ford Fiesta ST, its claimed 39.2mpg and CO2 emissions of 168g/km is slightly better than the Mini Countryman John Cooper Works. That means road tax will cost £205 a year.
Running costs increase if you choose the automatic version, but not by enough that you'd notice.
While the Juke Nismo will lose more value over the first three years and 36,000 miles than a MINI Countryman JCW, the fact that the MINI costs more to buy in the first place means you'll loose more pounds by choosing it.
Nissan offers a fixed-price servicing package for the Juke Nismo RS that should help keep maintenance costs manageable.
Engines, drive & performance
Good fun to drive, with everyday usability
Critics might argue that a performance version of the crossover alternative to a supermini is a car that nobody asked for. So the fact that the Juke Nismo RS is an awful lot of fun is the ultimate retort.
The turbocharged engine is quick to respond to a press of the accelerator, although its gets noisy at high speed. Nissan claims the manual Juke Nismo will accelerate from 0-62mph in seven seconds, before reaching a top speed of 137mph. The automatic version is slower, hobbled by a slightly uncooperative gearbox and the additional weight it brings.
The Nismo is fitted with stiffer suspension and heavier-feeling steering than the standard car, meaning that it can change direction more quickly and generally feels more involving to drive. Despite this, there's still quite a lot of body lean in the corners and it doesn't feel as alert as a Renault Clio Renaultsport as a result.
Front-wheel drive models with a manual gearbox feature a limited slip differential which allows the car to send more power to the wheel with the most grip. That increases grip, meaning it can accelerate out of corners more easily.
The four-wheel drive version is harder to recommend, mainly because it's compromised with a CVT-type automatic gearbox which makes the engine roar under any kind of acceleration and generally feels stodgy compared to the Nismo's otherwise fast and taut nature.
Interior & comfort
Stiff and bumpy ride, but not a lot firmer than the standard Juke
Considering that the suspension on the Juke Nismo RS is 10% stiffer than the standard car's, there really isn't much impact on ride comfort. When driving at motorway speeds, the Nismo often bobs and jostles around over smaller bumps, but it's still softer than the harsh MINI Countryman JCW.
The Nismo RS gets some nice suede-trimmed sports seats that are a great addition to the interior, because they manage to be soft enough to make long journeys comfortable, while also being supportive enough to hold you firmly in place in corners.
Wind and road noise are generally well suppressed, but there's a noticeable din from the wing mirrors at motorway speeds. The booming engine sound can get a little tiresome after a while, too.
Practicality & boot space
Space is tight, but not a lot worse than competitors
Despite the Juke Nismo's small SUV origins, there's not a huge amount of space inside. The rear seats are rather cramped, thanks to the car's sloping roofline eating into headroom, plus there aren't really many storage spaces inside. In these respects, you'd be better off with a MINI Countryman JCW or a Renault Clio Renaultsport.
Models built after 2014 have a larger boot, so your two-wheel drive Juke Nismo will enjoy 354 litres of room. Choose the four-wheel drive version and this figure reduces to a rather less impressive 207 litres.
Reliability & safety
As safe and reliable as the standard Juke
The standard Juke placed a healthy 62nd in our Driver Power 2013 customer ownership survey's top 100 cars list, but dropped significantly to 101st in the 2014 survey. It wasn't featured in the 2015 survey due to a tiny number of owners responding. It's worth knowing that Nissan made a poor showing in the manufacturer table, with a 28th place finish out of 32.
The difference between the Nismo RS and the standard car is mainly the enhanced 1.6-litre DIG-T engine and stiffened suspension, so it shouldn't be any less reliable.
What's more, the Juke scored the maximum five-star rating in the Euro NCAP crash tests, so it remains a very safe car. Standard safety equipment is generous, with electronic stability control, anti-lock brakes, six airbags, active front head restraints and ISOFIX child-seat mounts all included.
Inside, the Nismo RS feels higher-quality than the standard car, too, thanks to its suede-trimmed seats, suede steering wheel and 5.8-inch sat-nav screen. All the materials used feel robust enough to stand up to some fairly extensive daily wear and tear, and overall the Nismo RS feels strong, safe and just that little bit more upmarket than the standard Juke.
Price, value for money & options
Well equipped and well priced, but a lot more expensive than the Fiesta ST
Nissan was determined the Juke Nismo RS would be available to as many customers as possible, so it worked hard to ensure an affordable purchase price without compromising on standard equipment. The car comes with a 5.8-inch sat-nav screen, climate control, sports seats, a reversing camera and push-button start – not to mention its chunkier bodykit, LED running lights and 18-inch alloy wheels.
We like the optional leather and suede-trimmed Recaro bucket seats (£1,300), which provide great support and are surprisingly comfortable, with other Nismo RS touches such as red decorative stitching and additional suede trim also fitted to the cabin. A tech pack (£900) is also offered which adds bright xenon headlamps, Nissan's 'Around View Monitor' camera, lane-departure warning and blind-spot warning.
You also get that more powerful engine, upgraded suspension and improved steering. The front-wheel-drive manual model costs more that £2,000 more than the standard 187bhp Juke 1.6 DIG-T Tekna, while the four-wheel-drive automatic model costs £2,000 more again.


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"T was the night before Christmas, and all through the house "for decades families have gathered together to read Clement C. Moore's eternally enchanting holiday poem. And now there's a magical new version to ring in the season with joy.Featuring beautiful original illustrations by award-winning artist Tom Browning, this stunning edition of "The Night Before Christmas" stands apart from the rest. Browning, regarded in the gift industry as America's premiere Santa painter, has created a classically styled Saint Nick the quintessential round, jolly, white-bearded figure that everyone, young and old, imagines. The look is timeless, traditional, filled with warmth and sentiment: exactly what Christmas should be.The story's enduring charm and Browning's memorable art make "The Night Before Christmas" a must-have for any child who is just discovering the tale and every adult who has loved it forever.
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Watto's Junk Yard / Re: Comic Book Thread« on: May 27, 2016, 09:55 AM »
As far as Marvel's situation, they haven't ever really done a "reboot".
That's completely inaccurate. At the beginning of Secret Wars last year, the Marvel Multiverse was destroyed. Dr. Doom cobbled together a kingdom, saving (or recreating) everyone he could. A handful of heroes who survived the destruction in lifeboats orchestrated a civil war against Doom and won. In the end, the new unified universe was created by Franklin Richards. It combined elements of the traditional Marvel universe, Ultimate universe, and the cinematic universe.
It was a full-scale reboot.
You are absolutely right, there was a lot of condensing of universes and definitely a fresh start again, I guess it comes down to what you consider a reboot. Comic book stuff is always murky in that way to me. I look at something like DC's New 52, where not only was every comic restarted with #1 issues but the previous history was essentially erased or rewritten as well. Batman had only been operating for 5 years, but still had all the Robins at some point. The Justice League hadn't gotten together yet, and when they did assemble Cyborg was a founding member and Martian Manhunter wasn't anywhere to be found. Wally West completely disappeared, then came back as essentially a different character...there wasn't a JSA, etc. there are lots of examples, but they essentially took the approach of "this is the first time any of this happened, or any of them met, etc.". They even went back and did a "Zero Year" storyline with Batman.
The Marvel stuff is a little bit different. Yes, they consolidated the Ultimate Universe with the 616 (and others), essentially plucking their favorite stuff or versions from throughout worlds or storylines (Miles Morales, Old Man Logan, etc., but the overall Marvel history was still in tact and generally the same. The characters still know each other, have extensive histories (as in they didn't just start being heroes and didn't just form teams), and the stuff that happened before still exists. The various Marvel comics still reference things that happened prior to Secret Wars, or even the Secret War itself in some cases. A fresh start for sure, but not necessarily a total reboot to me. Again, it's all in how you look at a reboot I guess. Like back when Marvel started up the now gone Ultimate Universe, if they would have quit publishing the regular 616 books and just stuck with the Ultimate U as the Marvel Universe, that is a hard reboot to me. The characters initially are based off of classic versions in most cases, but the stories became very different.


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Americas Best Value Inn, San Francisco/Pacifica, Pacifica
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 25 smoke-free guestrooms
- Room service
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
What's around
- Pacifica Pier (0.3 mi / 0.4 km)
- Sharp Park Golf Course (0.5 mi / 0.9 km)
- Rockaway Beach (2.1 mi / 3.3 km)
- Pacifica State Beach (3 mi / 4.8 km)
- San Francisco State University (8.2 mi / 13.1 km)
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- Microwave
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- Private bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry facilities
- Iron/ironing board
Americas Best Value Inn, San Francisco/Pacifica, Pacifica
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- Children (5 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding, but may not be eligible for free breakfast
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- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
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- Free continental breakfast daily
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So Great: Go Back To The '20s With The Plaza's Great Gatsby Holiday Tree
To say we have Gatsby fever would be a total understatement. Between the cast (Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, and Tobey Maguire!), the clothes, and the legendary F. Scott Fitzgerald tale behind it, Baz Luhrmann's flick is already promising to be our favorite of 2013. That's why we'll be
stalking hanging around The Plaza more than usual this holiday season — all thanks to the hotel's Great Gatsby Holiday Tree.
The 18-foot mega-tree, the brainchild of Gatsby production designer Catherine Martin, was assembled with 100 pounds of glass, sparkling snow flakes, and gold and silver ornaments, to evoke a 1920s sense of glamour. On November 26 at 5:00 p.m. (let's see, that's just 11 days away!), the former Fitzgerald and Martin will host a tree-lighting "Fitzgerald Tea for the Ages" and kick off the haute hostelry's holiday season.
Reservations begin at $79 for adults and $45 for children — a low price to pay considering a champagne/mocktail toast and front-row seats to
an Acadamy Award-winning designer the tree lighting are included in your fee.
As if this wasn't enough to have us nearly fainting, the Palm Court's chef, Willis Loughhead, has prepared a '20s-inspired menu featuring Curried Lobster Salad with Local Apple, Banana Financier, and Jazz Age Chocolate Bon Bons. Um, anyone out there have a time machine we could borrow?
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IPTV provider Entone Technologies has raised a $14.5 million second round funding led by Coral Capital Management. Previous backers, Menlo Ventures and Scale Venture Partner, also participated in the round. The proceeds will go towards promoting general "business growth." The San Mateo company has offices in Hong Kong and has been trying to build out its Hydra IP Video Gateway that can stream video in HD. MultichannelNews adds that the current funding gives Entone a total of $24 million raised to date. Release.
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Likely the least expected, however, was when the Quebec songstress stood up to grind out an impression of Rihanna singing 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat' to the melody of 'Work'
Quebec said it would assume $49,770 of the total cost and will foot the bill for specific expenses such as photography, flowers and the registry of condolences
Dion will be dedicating the opening of the first show to Angélil on Tuesday, which will be livestreamed
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It's summer, traditionally the season of "reruns." I don't follow any TV series, but whenever I see a movie I like, my impulse is to see it again. On Facebook recently, someone challenged us to name films we've seen multiple times. My list would be very long. Sometimes a film doesn't hold up on repeat viewing. But often I like it even more, and I always "see" the film better the second time around.
That applies to the stage as well. Festival Theatre's outdoor offerings this summer included Shakespeare's Hamlet, which I've seen many times before, in film and onstage. What once seemed a tale of an irritatingly indecisive prince who spends far too long working up the nerve to avenge his murdered father now seems a much richer, more complex work. This can be attributed to Festival's fine production but also to my own added life experience since last I viewed it. I never realized, for instance, how young Hamlet is. This time I could not so easily dismiss him as dithering. There are reasons for his indecision. Why did I assume it would be nobler to rush to vengeance like his foil, Laertes? Is he showing cowardice or moral courage in waiting to be sure before he takes another human life? I had more respect for his humanity.
Great drama, seen at different stages of life, and hopefully with expanded humanity, leads to deeper understanding.
It happens with books too. Every time I see the film Out of Africa, I pull out my 40-year-old copy of Anecdotes of Destiny by Isak (Karen Blixen) Dinesen — storyteller extraordinaire, played in the film by Meryl Streep — and re-read my favorite, "The Immortal Story," which was made into a film by Orson Welles many years back. An old, sick and very rich merchant in Canton, China at the turn of the last century, nearing the end of his life, is outraged to discover the existence of stories that aren't true. He decides to take an old wish-fulfillment tale told by every crewman on the high seas — about a wealthy man who pays a sailor to make love to a young woman in his well-appointed house — and make it "come true." He gets much more than he bargained for, and so do the individuals he pays to take part. A story about a story that becomes real. But reality is far too complex to be contained even by a tall tale. On this reading, Dinesen's story seemed infinitely richer than I remembered.
I also re-read Our Town, the great American play by Thornton Wilder, which he described as "an attempt to find a value above all price for the smallest events in our daily life." The extraordinary in the ordinary. He succeeds spectacularly, in ways I did not understand as a younger man.
"You've got to love life to have life," says the stage manager during Act 2, "and you've got to have life to love life. It's what they call a vicious circle." But also a lovely circle. The more life you have, the more you love life, and the more you love life, the more life you have.
This weekend is the annual Friends of the Oak Park Public Library Book Fair at OPRF High school, a good opportunity to shed the old and stock up on the new. But some of the new reads can be "old," which is what happened a couple of summers back when I found a copy of this play. I plan to re-read it every summer from now on.
"I wanted to pile up a million details of daily living with some sense of the whole in living and dying," Wilder said in an interview about his depiction of life in Grover's Corner, New Hampshire. "I think it the business of writing to restore that sense of the whole."
It may also be the business of re-reading.
"The generations of men follow upon one another in apparently endless repetition," Wilder wrote in a preface to the play. "They are born; they grow up; they marry; they have children; they die. Where shall we seek a 'value above all price' in these recurrent situations? …
"In the last act of Our Town, the author places upon the stage a character who — like the members of the audience — partakes of the 'smallest events of our daily life' and is also a spectator of them.
"She learns that each life — though it appears to be a repetition among millions — can be felt to be inestimably precious. Though the realization of it is present to us seldom, briefly and incommunicably. At that moment there are no walls, no chairs, no tables: all is inward. Our true life is the imagination and in the memory."
Re-viewing, re-hearing, re-reading. Works of art can be revived and renewed as we enter new stages of our lives.
It's summer, the season of many happy returns.
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Thanks, Ken, for this provocative thought-piece. It reminds me of a poem I came to love after thinking I disliked it. In our play-reading group the monthly host picks a play, casts it, has a rehearsal and presents it on a Saturday evening in her/his house. Some years ago my wife and I chose to present a reading of Edgar Lee Masters' "Spoon River Anthology." I had recently read the poem and was quite taken with it. My previous encounter with the poem was in a college American poetry class. The professor disliked Romantic poetry, and scorned "Spoon River" because he found that sin in Masters. So I read it with prejudice. We planned the reading carefully, using both the poem itself and some ideas from the 1963 Charles Aidman play based on it. The poem is a long series of statements, complaints, asides, laments, and joyous reflections by the cemetery's dead from the fictional town (based on Lewistown and Petersburg, IL). The 244 characters each speak, a few more than once, with their sense of the truth of living in their town. We chose a representative number of segments. We had no rehearsal. Upon arrival each audience member had an assigned seat on which were several poem parts to be read on cue. From my sequence plan I simply pointed to each reader when it was time for a character to speak. We used Michael Smith's song "Spoon River" as background. The plan worked even better than we thought it would. Everyone was very moved by the experience. Two years ago on a road trip through Central Illinois, on IL-97 in Lewistown we saw the sign for Oak Hill Cemetery, which we realized is the cemetery of the Anthology. We stopped despite the rain. The cemetery supplies a pamphlet identifying the graves of the poems' personages, showing both their fictional names and their real ones. We spent an hour wandering up and down the hills of the cemetery, thinking about how proud Lewistown is now of something that caused no end of controversy and pain to its resid
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Alternative Vegan
International Vegan Fare Straight from the Produce Aisle
By Dino Sarma Weierman
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Meals in One Pot
The following dishes are what I would consider to be meals all by themselves. It's not the traditional "American" meal per se, but I would be quite full after eating a bowl. In my opinion, these are also among the easiest to customize. If you're a beginning cook, make sure to read through the section on cooking techniques. Once you've finished that, you're more or less ready to try these.
There's more "wiggle room" in these dishes than you would have in a dish that requires stacks of ingredients. What do you need to complete the one-pot meal? Usually, some rice in the bottom of your bowl will make the meal totally complete. These are the sorts of things that I pack for my lunch when I'm headed out to work and the like.
Because they're so customizable, these are the dishes that I'd like you to try rst. Try the variations, or even make up your own and give those a shot. These are so easy to make yours that your friends will get used to your versions of things and wouldn't ever suspect that you could have creatively borrowed the recipe from someone else!
That One Soup Dino Makes
As you, my lovely readers, know well, I am capable of a variety of soups and stews. However, I sometimes get a request for "that one soup like how Dino makes." Aside from being grammatically cringe-worthy, it's also highly useless when trying to describe what the soup is, what goes in it, or much of anything else. All you know is that it's good, because it's my recipe.
That's the point of this recipe. It's a sort of default soup for when you don't really know what you're in the mood to eat, or are going to feed a person used to eating milk or meat (the creamy texture and the smoky flavors help this to happen). The vegetables here are fairly neutral and don't really bring in too much flavor. This is essentially what I like to call a "mother soup" (much like the "mother sauces" found in European cuisine), because you're supposed to add stuff to it. It tastes lovely all by itself but leaves something to be desired in terms of variety.
Make this soup your own by adding your favorite blends of frozen vegetables, favorite quick-cooking greens such as spinach or arugula, or your favorite canned vegetables or beans. The base flavors took a while to lay down, so you can play fast and loose with the other ingredients.
You can also take it totally gourmet and add roasted butternut squash, roasted red peppers, caramelized onions, garden fresh herbs, sun-dried tomatoes, olives, marinated artichoke hearts, or whatever you can think of. How about some morel, shiitake, oyster, crimini, and cloud ear mushrooms? Maybe some black beans, avocado, huitlacoche, and fresh tomato for a Tex-Mex-like thing. You can make the final product as fancy or plain as you'd like. This is a concentrated soup, meant to be ready for storage. A lot of the water has boiled off, and the final product will seem like it's fatty. That's normal.
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* 2 tablespoons oil
* ½ tablespoon (either yellow or black) mustard seeds
* 1 tablespoon cumin seeds
* 1 tablespoon coriander seeds, lightly crushed
* 1 large onion, chopped fine
* 2 teaspoons turmeric
* 1 tablespoon salt
* 2 bay leaves
* 6 potatoes, roughly chopped
* 5 small summer squash, chopped
* 1 pound carrots, scrubbed and chopped
* Small bunch watercress
* Small bunch Italian parsley
* Up to 6 cups water
* 2 cans coconut milk
* Any other ingredients you're adding (precooked)
This soup starts off in layers and builds up step by step. Start by dicing your onion. Then heat the oil in a large stockpot on high heat. When the oil is hot, pour in the mustard seeds. When they pop and crackle, add the cumin. When you can smell a strong cumin smell, and the cumin is popping, add the crushed coriander seeds. Wait about 10 seconds and add the onions. Stir immediately to coat in the oil. Sprinkle in the salt and turmeric, and add both bay leaves. Stir until the onions are all yellow.
Reduce the heat to medium-low and put on the lid. You want it to cook for about 15 minutes, covered, to slowly sweat. Every 5 minutes, come back and stir the onions to redistribute the spices. While the onions are sweating, chop the carrots. If you have time, start in on the potatoes as well. Check the onions at the end of the 15 minutes. If they're completely softened, increase the heat to high. Stir the onions until evenly coated in the oil. Add the potatoes and carrots. If you still have more potatoes to chop, don't worry about it — we can add those as soon as they're chopped. Stir the vegetables to coat evenly in the oil and the spices. Reduce the heat to low and cover. Finish chopping your potatoes and add them to the pot as you complete them. Let the potatoes cook in the pot dry for 15 to 20 minutes.
While the potatoes are cooking, chop the watercress, parsley, and squash. At the end of 15 minutes, open up the lid of the pot, and pour in just enough water to barely cover the vegetables. Allow the water to come to a full boil. Turn down the heat to a simmer, and allow the soup to simmer, covered, an additional 5 minutes. You may stop the soup at this point and freeze it. Then, later on, when ready to serve, you would reheat the soup to come back to a simmer.
Open the lid and layer on the squash, watercress, parsley, and coconut milk (in that order) and do not stir. Just let it sit like that in layers and cover the lid. Let it sit for 10 minutes, at a low simmer, covered. At the end of the 10 minutes, the soup will be ready for any other vegetables you'll be adding to dress this up. After the addition of any such ingredients, make sure to let the soup come together in a medium boil for about 5 minutes before serving.
Serve with a side of beans and a green salad. Have plenty of croutons ready to grab.
Uppuma is a South Indian dish that uses a wheat product called sooji (in Hindi). In the United States, most people wouldn't know what you're talking about, so I've found that farina (AKA cream of wheat) works perfectly well. This recipe isn't as tricky as it seems, because you develop a knack for it once you've made it a couple of times. Figure on the texture of the stuff in the pot being a little bit wetter than couscous. You don't want it to be too wet like porridge. You want it to finish on the dry side.
* 2 cups sooji or farina
* 2 tablespoons oil
* 1 teaspoon mustard seeds 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
* 1/8 teaspoon asafetida (optional)
* Handful curry leaves (optional)
* 1 large onion, diced
* ¼ teaspoon turmeric
* Salt
* ¼ cup diced carrots
* ¼ cup corn
* ¼ cup green peas
* 1 ½ cups water plus 1 cup water
* 1 chile, minced
Pour the sooji into a skillet and roast over a gentle flame. You want the stove at medium-low to medium so that you don't burn the sooji. The reason for roasting is that it enhances the dimensions of flavor. It's also the only way I know how to make the stuff, because that's how my mother taught me, and I'm not comfortable with trying to use unroasted sooji.
Make sure you constantly stir the sooji to avoid burning, and reduce the flame if you notice any smoke coming from the pan. This should take anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes. When the sooji smells lightly nutty and looks a tan color, remove it from the heat and pour it into a bowl to cool. Rinse out your pan and place it over high heat.
When the water evaporates, pour in the oil and wait for it to heat. Add the mustard seeds. In about 30 seconds, they should be exploding. Add the cumin seeds. They should be popping before long. Add the asafetida and wait 5 seconds for it to sizzle. Tear the curry leaves in half, add them to the skillet, and step back, because they will explode! Immediately add the chile and onions. Generously sprinkle in salt to taste and the turmeric.
Stir the onions around the pan to combine with the oil and the turmeric. When all the pieces are yellow, you've combined enough. Let the onions get softened but not browned. When the onions are soft, add the carrots and corn. Stir to combine all the ingredients. When the carrots are soft, add the peas. Stir everything to evenly coat all the vegetables with the oil and spices.
Pour in the 1 ½ cups water. It should come to a full boil quickly. Start stirring everything together, and make sure to scrape the bottom of the pan to release any particles stuck there.
While constantly stirring the ingredients in the liquid in the pan, pour the roasted sooji into the pan in a steady stream. If you can't stir and pour simultaneously, ask for help. Everything should start coming together quickly. If it looks too dry, add a little bit more water, until it's at the consistency of thick porridge. Keep stirring until the excess water evaporates and you're left with a dry final product.
This is a stand-alone meal, because it has everything you'll need in one bowl!
Basic Kale Soup
Make sure to try some of the variations. This soup is bland on its own and needs some sidebar vegetables in there to make it interesting. If you prefer the milder flavors, you may stick to the basic recipe, but I would recommend at least trying one or two variations to avoid making the same thing all the time.
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* 1 tablespoon oil
* 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
* 1 large onion, finely minced
* Salt
* 1 clove garlic, minced
* 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
* 1 head kale, sliced, and stems diced
* 4 cups water
* 1 cup minced parsley
Add oil to the bottom of a large heavy-bottomed pot. Turn on the stove to high heat. When the oil is hot, add your cumin seeds. In about a minute, if you made sure to get the oil good and hot, you'll have the cumin seeds popping and cracking. At this moment, add your onions. Sprinkle in salt to taste. Stir to evenly coat in the oil. Cook for about 5 minutes, or until soft.
Add the garlic, pepper, and chopped kale, and stir into the onion mixture so that the pieces of kale are evenly coated in the oil. You may have to add the kale in batches if your pot isn't that large. Add a batch, stir it around, and wait for it to wilt down. When there's more room, add subsequent batches and continue to stir and wilt the kale. Sprinkle on salt. Toss through over the heat for about 5 minutes. Add the water. Bring it to a full boil, and then reduce to a simmer. Allow it to cook for about 20 minutes. When cooked, sprinkle in parsley and let sit about 5 minutes.
1 pound diced, cooked potato, stirred in at the end; 8 ounces mushrooms, sliced, added in 10 minutes before removing from heat; 1 head of cabbage, sliced, added in 10 minutes before finishing; 1 pound zucchini, cut in half lengthwise and sliced into half-moons, added in roughly 5 minutes before removing from heat; Chile oil, added in right at the end of cooking. Add a teaspoon or so to each bowl of soup; 1 tablespoon kimchee; 1 pound cooked chickpeas added in the last 10 minutes of cooking; or 1 pound cooked kidney beans added in the last 5 minutes of cooking.
Combine all the variations to make a very filling soup
Butternut Squash
This squash is not only mindlessly easy to make but pulses to make a creamy, rich, decadent soup. I'm including multiple variations, because I love the stuff, and I'd like to get people to at least try it. Because it stands alone (for the most part) you can use this soup as an appetizer before starting the rest of your meal. In the winter it is more difficult to find fresh herbs in your garden, so I made this recipe using dried herbs. However, because you don't have a chance to chop the thyme and rosemary to release the oils properly, gently rub them between the palms of your hands before adding them to the dish. You should smell them once you start breaking them up.
* 1 medium butternut squash
* 2 cups vegetable stock
* ½ teaspoon dried sage, or 1 teaspoon fresh
* 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed gently between your palms
* ½ teaspoon dried thyme, crushed gently between your palms
The easiest way to peel squash for soup (in my opinion) is to microwave it. Cut the squash into large chunks (roughly split it into eight pieces), and put it in a microwave-safe bowl with ¼ cup of water. Cover loosely with a plastic lid. Nuke it until the squash is tender (it takes my microwave about 15 minutes). Now, you should be able to easily scoop out the seeds and flesh with a spoon. Scoop out the flesh of the squash and simmer over medium-low heat with the stock and herbs for about 10 minutes. Remove from the heat and blend until smooth.
For a smoother texture, strain through a sieve before serving it piping hot with a side of croutons.
For those like myself who like some heat in their food, add in a red chile or two before simmering and blend it along with the squash. (I find Tabasco sauce to have an offensive flavor with butternut squash.)
If you want your soup thicker, stir in a little bit of hummus.
If you like it a little sweeter, add some carrots to the microwave with your squash.
If you want extra protein in it, add ¼ pound of cooked red lentils to the blender along with the squash.
To make it a dressing, take ½ cup of the soup, ¼ cup olive oil, and ¼ cup of balsamic vinegar, and whisk vigorously. Then stir in some fresh dill, parsley, and basil for a really nice zip.
Quick Chickpea Soup
I've made this recipe with precooked beans (the giant lot I make on weekends), which is the reason I'm asking you to use canned beans. Cooking your own is always best, but we're looking for speed here. The key is finding the balance of tomato to chickpeas. You can use larger or smaller cans as you wish, but make sure to adjust the flavorings. I've gotten feedback from my readers about this particular dish. The overwhelming consensus is that the soup really is freakishly fast to throw together and that they sincerely wished they'd increased the amount. I'm not saying that you'll necessarily need to double the recipe. If you want to, I won't tell anyone.
* 1 teaspoon canola, peanut, or safflower oil (can take high temps)
* ¼ teaspoon cumin seeds
* ½ teaspoon sesame seeds
* 3 stalks curry leaves, if available
* 1 medium onion, chopped
* ¼ teaspoon turmeric
* Salt
* 1 pound canned tomato, drained
* 1 pound canned chickpeas, drained
* 1 ½ cups water
* Fresh chiles, chopped
Heat oil over high heat in a wide, shallow pan. Sprinkle in cumin. When you hear the cumin popping (about 30 seconds, if the oil is hot), add in sesame seeds. When the sesame seeds brown, strip the curry leaves off their stalks, tear them in half, and toss them in along with the onion. Reduce the heat to medium-high, and sprinkle in turmeric and a little bit of salt. Sauté onions until soft (about 1 minute). Bring the heat back to high and add in the can of tomatoes. Stir vigorously for about 3 to 5 minutes. You'll see the tomatoes breaking down a little — this is a good thing. Add the chickpeas. When the beans are coated with the tomatoes, add the water. Add chopped-up chiles to taste. When water comes to a boil, you're done!
Serve all by itself, over brown rice, or with your favorite short pasta or Asian-style noodles. Adding in the grains will make it so that you have a complete meal in one bowl.
For a creamier soup: Strain some of the beans from the soup at the end, and blend them in a blender with a little bit of the soup water. Or add 1 tablespoon tahini at the end and stir through.
For heartier soup: Add a pound of frozen vegetables along with the chickpeas.
After the onions soften, add 2 tablespoons of tomato paste and cook for a minute or two. If you notice a tinny flavor in the tomatoes from the can, add ½ capful of vanilla extract when you add in the tomatoes. This goes for paste, purée, or pieces of tomato from a can.
Excerpted from Alternative Vegan by Dino Sarma Weierman. Copyright © 2012 PM Press. Excerpted by permission of PM Press.
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Meet the Author
Dino Sarma Weierman is a cook who writes a food-related blog at altveg.blogspot.com and creates food-related podcasts at www.alternativevegan.com. He lives in New York City.
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