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|Single Family: $19,900,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 8,226 sq. ft.
This magnificent home was appointed by Ocean Magazine as one of the top 25 oceanfront homes in the United States, has been featured in Gulfshore Life and on the homepage of Sotheby's International Realty. This impressive Gulf front property resides in the distinguished area of Port Royal with unrivaled views of the Gulf, is lavishly appointed with 20,075 total square feet of intricate and detailed architecture and feature...
|Single Family: $19,900,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 8,299 sq. ft.
One of Naples' most exciting beachfront properties is now available! This pristine property encompasses approximately 125 feet of beach frontage and was built by one of Naples' premier luxury home builders, Newbury North Associates, Inc. In the Spring of 2010, the audio/visual system was completely upgraded, including the addition of HVAC control and lighting control. The Audio system has 15 zones of music which can be...
|Single Family: $19,800,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,345 sq. ft.
A rare opportunity to purchase this historic beachfront estate in the heart of Olde Naples. This unique property encompasses two oversized lots totaling almost 1.5 acres directly on the Gulf of Mexico with approximately 162 feet of beach frontage. Casita de la Playa, the 7,419 square foot residence built in 1926 and designed by the renowned social architect Addison Mizner, was renovated, upgraded, and meticulously preserv...
|Single Family: $14,900,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 9,740 sq. ft.
New Construction. This classic European designed estate home is ideally situated on a lot and one-half, with long views of Hidden Bay, with a southern exposure. The 14,120 sq ft masterpiece, is filled with extensive details and architectural designs. Theatre, wine cellar, bar and pristine pool makes this home perfect for entertaining. Two master suites, 5 car garage and large outdoor living area are great for living ...
|Single Family: $12,900,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 7,822 sq. ft.
One-of-a-kind. Substantial exquisite ...dramatically positioned (Mission-Style) World Class Yachting Estate! Panoramic vistas miles up Naples Bay. Unique (cannot be duplicated) $1 MIllion attached covered boat house that is 72 ft. x 29 ft. with 27 ft. cathedral ceiling. 207 ft. water frontage. Huge 1 1/2 sites with approx. depth of 300 ft. with 144 ft. dockage. 18 ft. barrel and cathedral ceilings, teak wood floors, bea...
|Single Family: $12,450,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 8,887 sq. ft.
The mannerism of French residential design is to create spatial relationships and a decor which promote, above all else, comfort and romance. The engaging exterior architecture and the intricate details of the interior design, with carefully chosen materials and a subtle palette, reflect a thousand-year-old culture with a well-defined sense of self and a refined appreciation of good taste. This Port Royal residence reflec...
|Single Family: $11,995,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 7,650 sq. ft.
Huge Waterway View! Spacious house all on one floor, excellent condition. There's a study, family room and a Florida room. Built by Kurtz, a prestigious builder in Port Royal with impact rated windows. Northwest exposure. Qualifies for immediate membership to the Port Royal Club. Do not miss seeing this gorgeous home!
|Single Family: $11,950,000
6 Beds | 8.00 Baths | 11,113 sq. ft.
A truly remarkable & extraordinary architectural masterpiece with wide water views featuring a magnificent gated courtyard entry, spectacular grand foyer with Saturnia travertine & artistic faux painted walls. There are 7 bedrooms, 8 full and 3 half-baths, private guest house, wine cellar, infinity edge pool/spa & 3-car garage. Views of Naples Bay from the screened lanai that features an outside living/dining area with ki...
|Single Family: $11,900,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,813 sq. ft.
Two story contemporary beach front home with 170 feet of beach frontage. The floor plan is very light and airy and open to the views of the beach and pool. The home's second floor living area has a master suite and guest room. A second master with additional guest room and office are on the ground level with its own kitchen. A one-room studio guest house and 50' pool is located on the interior of the lot creating a tropic...
|Single Family: $11,400,000
5 Beds | 7.00 Baths | 7,195 sq. ft.
BEACH VIEWS EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK! Reality will surely exceed your expectations within this private beachfront residence. The due west facing oversized glass openings (protected by electric roll down shutters) provide truly stunning, unobstructed and private vistas onto the beach and out towards the Gulf of Mexico.Quietly spectacular and magnificently comfortable with all details both thoughtfully and carefully attended to...
|Single Family: $11,300,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 2,682 sq. ft.
A perfect place to build your dream home on this beautiful beachfront site with approx 145 feet of pristine beach frontage. Enjoy the very best of all worlds: the sugar sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, world class shopping and dining on Third Street South, a luxury retreat, and the breathtaking Floridian sunsets. Offers a very livable and charming cottage with guest house. Excellent rental or perfect residence to l...
|Single Family: $10,900,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,930 sq. ft.
Classic Bermuda architecture and wide bay views make this one of Port Royal's finest new homes! Light and airy - open floor plan taking in all the water views with wood floors, indoor & outdoor fireplace, state-of-the-art kitchen, first floor master suite & 2nd floor master or 'VIP suite'. The outdoor amenities include a negative edge pool & spa, outdoor kitchen & fireplace with expansive long views of Naples Bay and lush...
|Single Family: $10,900,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 7,000 sq. ft.
Spectacular Sunsets! Breathtaking Gulf of Mexico Views! Exquisite beach-front property in beautiful Port Royal Beach Estates, featuring a private balcony off of every room! This elegant and spacious home has it all! 2-story formal living room with gas fireplace and beach-side balcony, huge family room with beach-front balcony, dramatic 4-story spiral staircase, 5 beach-side terraces, gracious Master Suite on main livi...
|Single Family: $10,900,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 6,204 sq. ft.
Sensational vistas from this stunning residence situated on two Port Royal lots with expansive water frontage. Tastefully finished in the contemporary tradition while embracing the essence of Florida living. Port Royal Club membership eligibility. Approximate lot size per plat. Listing Broker should be contacted for Total Square Footage/Measurements Disclosure. The manner in which third parties have calculated Approx. Liv...
|Single Family: $10,900,000
6 Beds | 7.00 Baths | 7,386 sq. ft.
One of the very finest offerings in Port Royal over the past 5 years! Dramatically Scenic Vistas fronting Treasure Cove. This Port Royal Beach Club Membership property is just steps to the Beach Club. This beautiful residence is elegance personified. An extraordinary showcase of evocative charm with 6 bedrooms, Study, Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Breakfast Room, Family room, Master Suite with His and Her Bath/Dressing...
|Single Family: $10,800,000
4 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 6,314 sq. ft.
Perhaps, the finest waterfront property in all of Naples. Designed by architect Jerry DeGennaro and built by Newbury North Associates. A perfect combination of New England and Old Florida style architecture. Approximate lot size per plat and/or deed. Port Royal Club membership eligibility. Listing Broker should be contacted for Total Square Footage/ Measurements Disclosure. The manner in which third parties have calculate...
|Single Family: $10,500,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 7,994 sq. ft.
PRICE REDUCED! This magnificent two story estate built with finest materials and designed to emphasize the Wide water Views on prime lot and half. A grand foyer and dramatic marble Stair case sets the style of this formal estate. A neutral pallet of colors, and rich blends of stone and wood flooring. Extensive custom mill work and moldings, cast stone gas fireplace and coffer ceilings. Two Master Suites and 6 bedrooms. A...
|Single Family: $10,499,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 7,010 sq. ft.
Classic Bermuda design by Harrell & Co. Architects, built by BCB Homes, beautifully furnished and decorated by Laura Hay Decor and Design. Architecturally, the approx. 125' of water frontage maximizes the advantage of the deeply curved lot by stepping in such a way as to create 'window walls' or 180 degree views from all main living spaces, including Living Room, informal Dining Room, Family Room, and Master Bedroom as w...
|Single Family: $9,950,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,385 sq. ft.
Custom designed by Harrell & Co Architects and built by BCB Homes with attention to every detail for gracious living and graceful entertaining. With over 6300 sq ft. of living area, this 4 bedroom, plus study and media room home features tumbled travertine flooring, hand scraped walnut wood flooring and hand finished cherry wood cabinetry. A driveway of hand made clay bricks highlights the hand carved stone fountain and...
|Single Family: $9,800,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,150 sq. ft.
PRICE REDUCED OVER $2,000,000 in the last year.The ONLY new construction single family home on the beach in Old Naples!! Motivated Seller! Situated on the sparkling emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico stands Villa de la Mer, right in the action that makes Old Naples so unique. Constructed on the historic Haldeman Estate site. Recently completed and now offered partially furnished, this beachfront estate offers a comforta...
|Single Family: $9,600,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,784 sq. ft.
Two extra large dividable lots in Port Royal totaling 62,118 square feet, both eligible for Port Royal club membership. One of the largest sites in Port Royal with nearly 200 ft of bay frontage and 100 ft. of white sandy beach. Breathtaking views over wide water to picturesque protected mangroves, yet remote from the boat channel. This magnificent private setting features 310 feet of frontage on Galleon Drive and can ac...
|Single Family: $9,400,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 6,806 sq. ft.
Custom built in 2010, this beautiful home enjoys wide water views. Enter thru the custom Mahogany impact entry doors. Walls of glass disappear in the family room to reveal long southwest views down Smuggler's Bay. Negative edge pool and spa, with glass tile blend seamlessly to the bay. Great views from the second story lanais'. Gourmet kitchen with Wolf range, grill, and warming drawers, Miele coffee system & 2 dishw...
|Single Family: $8,995,000
6 Beds | 8.00 Baths | 8,913 sq. ft.
Located in prestigious Port Royal, this one and half lot on Naples Bay offers approximately 150' of water frontage with impressive views along with six bedrooms plus den with nine full and two half baths. Extensive renovations and additions by A. Vernon Allen completed in 2003. The first floor master suite is situated with a fireplace, dual walk in closets and private sitting area. The home features a formal dining and l...
|Single Family: $8,995,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,623 sq. ft.
The gated motor court entrance welcomes you to a lavishly landscaped Addison Mizner architecturally inspired boater's haven. Upon completion this 6,600 SF retreat will welcome you through regal metal Cantara doors and boast a luxurious master suite w/sitting area & covered deck on the main level. Four guest suites w/private outdoor decks overlooking the bay & tropical landscape, a laundry room & bonus room complete the u...
|Single Family: $8,950,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,391 sq. ft.
The Admiral's Post. A luxurious Coastal Carribean style home that provides a relaxed ambiance for family living & entertaining. Alan Fraser Homes Corp. has assembled the finest group of contributors for this remarkable creation. Architecure by Harrell & Co. Architects, built by BCB Homes & furnished/decorated by Godfrey Design Consultants, Inc. The finest materials & craftsmanship have been integrated with the latest inno...
|Single Family: $8,900,000
4 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 9,707 sq. ft.
H.5499 - Sited on a gated double lot with western exposure overlooking Galleon Cove this 9,700 S/F residence was masterfully built by BCB Homes and is exquisitely appointed throughout. Upon entry excitement unfolds in the main living room where a vaulted 2-story cypress beamed ceiling with marbled floors and fireplace overlook bay views. Nearby there is an inviting entertainment area compete with full bar. The gourmet sty...
|Single Family: $8,900,000
6 Beds | 9.99 Baths | 9,684 sq. ft.
Fabulous entry to the Foyer of this Home which has three separate and distinct Guest or Service quarters. The home has 12+ bedrooms and 12 full bathrooms. There are four fully applianced kitchens, one in each of the guest areas. The primary island style kitchen has a Subzero refrigerator/freezer, tons of cabinetry and counter space, a double oven with warming tray and microwave plus there's a large desk station ready ...
|Single Family: $8,750,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,247 sq. ft.
H.3560 - *Port Royal Area* Beach House designed and built by architect Walter Keller. This easy living beach-front property affords panoramic views and breath taking sunsets. With its modern design elements and floor to ceiling windows, you'll be captivated by your connection to nature. Just steps to the beach will transform each day. Renovated in 2007 to include redesigned hurricane impact doors, windows, skylight and ne...
|Single Family: $8,500,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,686 sq. ft.
Incomparable views of Naples Bay and beyond. Attention to detail throughout with no expense spared in the use of warm woods and intricate stonework. A rare opportunity. Port Royal Club eligibility. Approximate lot size per plat and/or deed. Listing Broker should be contacted for Total Square Footage/ Measurements Disclosure. The manner in which third parties have calculated Approx. Living Area and Approx. Total Area measu...
|Single Family: $8,495,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 7,915 sq. ft.
A Port Royal masterpiece with views down Naples Bay that has been built to exacting standards and quality finishes that an extraordinary home of this magnitude merits. From the extensive use of Venetian plastering throughout, marble and mahogany floors, cherry millwork and cabinetry this breathtaking residence has it all. Lutron lighting, media room, billiards room, cherry paneled study, luxurious master suite with huge c...
|Single Family: $7,995,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 7,664 sq. ft.
Spectacular estate with 150 ft of water frontage on 1 and 1/2 lots in Little Harbour. Enter this custom built residence thru a 2 story courtyard area with stone columns and arches leading to main entrance. This property offers five bedrooms, office, theater, walk-in wine cellar, gourmet kitchen, three fireplaces and exceptional attention to detail. European elegance combined with the finest materials creates a stunning...
|Single Family: $7,975,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,886 sq. ft.
Exquisite new construction with state of the art all you desire! This magnificent residence offers huge grounds of approx. 9/10 of an acre on 1 1/2 sites. The property accommodates up to 95 ft. of boat dockage with bridge free waterway access just around the corner from Naples Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. This uniquely comfortable, brand new boater's haven is ready for immediate occupancy! The wonderful expansive grounds a...
|Single Family: $7,950,000
6 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 8,223 sq. ft.
A perfect combination of formality & comfort highlight this exceptional 6-bedroom, 6-and-2-half bath Port Royal estate with over 8,200 sq. ft. of open, airy living. The impressive 10-foot custom solid wood front door opens into the dramatic foyer with gorgeous winding stone staircase and fabulous entertaining area featuring formal living room, billiard room with tin ceiling, walk-in wine cellar, wet bar area and formal di...
|Single Family: $7,900,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,503 sq. ft.
A classically elegant new home has been coupled with an expansive tropically landscaped waterfront property to create a private refuge that invites indoor-outdoor living. Antique wood beams in the family room combine with an airy white kitchen opening to alfresco living-dining on the screened porch with fireplace, and overlooking the pool, jacuzzi, and lawn. Eleven foot ceilings, a relaxing master suite separated from the...
|Single Family: $7,900,000
6 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 2,788 sq. ft.
H.6274 - This property is situated on prestigious Gordon Drive among many significant beachfront estates and is an ideal building site with 100'of beach-frontage in one of the most highly sought after locations. It is far removed from the nearest public beach access point offering optimum privacy and tranquility. This property is comprised of approximately 23,325 Sq. Ft. with an approximate building area 7,204 Sq. Ft. a...
|Single Family: $7,600,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,551 sq. ft.
A charming Port Royal Home with expansive water frontage and multidirectional long water views over Buccaneers' Bay and the Naples Bay. In the style of the islands, the home is artfully constructed with high ceilings, rich wood floors, and epitomizes comfortable elegance. Approximate lot size per plat and/or deed. Port Royal Club membership eligibility. Listing Broker should be contacted for Total Square Footage/ Measurem...
|Single Family: $7,400,000
6 Beds | 9.00 Baths | 9,700 sq. ft.
THIS IS THE BEST DEAL ON GULFSHORE BLVD. S. directly across the street from BEACH. Private gates and 320' frontage on Gulf Shore Blvd S.encompasses entire block. Dramatic architecture and handcrafted with the finest materials, this 10,000 sq ft custom built residence overlooks lake with dancing water fountain. A two story home that loves to entertain. Gracious 19 rooms that include-3 fireplaces, wine cellar, elevator, the...
|Single Family: $6,995,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,356 sq. ft.
H.5991- Stunning new Port Royal estate by Omni Builders. A variety of designer details throughout including fountain at entry, Mahogany doors with stone detailing, American Walnut and chiseled edge Travertine floors, Maple handrail, cove lighting in all bedrooms and more. Partially furnished by Lisa Kahn Design Group, furnishings negotiable. Fabulous floor plan with formal living and dining. Spacious gourmet kitchen with ...
|Single Family: $6,850,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,299 sq. ft.
With captivating long water views of Galleon Cove, this beautiful Costa del Sol architectural masterpiece captures the essence of Florida's indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Located on one and one-half Port Royal lots, this five bedroom home is designed for glorious water views and positioned to be in balance with the tropical landscape surrounding it. Approximate lot size per plat. Port Royal Club membership eligibility. Listing...
|Single Family: $6,850,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 7,125 sq. ft.
Welcome to Old Naples most exciting and extraordinary offering. This new Key West cottage style home offers a truly incomparable combination of location, abundance, style, and quality. Custom designed residence is located just 7 houses from the beach and offers southern exposure on over a half an acre of lake front property. Magnificently designed great room floor plan filled with rich tobacco stained hickory wood floorin...
|Single Family: $6,750,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 6,984 sq. ft.
H.6004 - One of the world's best addresses and enchanting locations, 1350 Spyglass Lane, embraces the Naples lifestyle. The minimalist design of this extraordinary functional home encourages a soothing tranquility and contemporary comfort, and, just as easily, accommodates entertaining on a grand scale. Port Royal Club membership eligibility.
|Single Family: $6,500,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,281 sq. ft.
Whether you enjoy watching the dolphins play across the wide expanse of Naples Bay from your sunny lanai or prefer to hop in your boat for a day on the water with easy access to the pristine Gulf beaches this substantial home is the perfect place to make it all happen! This lovely home is designed to please your family and guests with plenty of space and an open design offering an abundance of light and views galore. Th...
|Single Family: $6,500,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 7,831 sq. ft.
This lovely estate home sits back from the street with 200 feet of frontage. The perfect combination of formality and comfort highlights this five bedroom, five full bath, two half bath home including a first floor master suite with adjacent mahogany paneled library, den, media room, 4 car garage and 52' boat dock with lift.
|Single Family: $6,499,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,202 sq. ft.
Hurry to one of the few remaining oversized locations in Port Royal. Boasting 185 feet on the water! Featuring an oversized lot and a half, the orientation of this home provides fabulous views across Morgan's Cove within the privacy of your own cul-de-sac of deep water with easy Gulf access. Come and enjoy wide views within walking distance to the Port Royal Club. The home features a comfortable and large floor plan wi...
|Single Family: $6,490,000
5 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 7,100 sq. ft.
One of the prettiest homes in PORT ROYAL and a boaters dream! $1.4M in remodelling and approximately 7,100 sq. ft. under air. Huge dock with Brazilian IPE wood decking which can accomodate up to a 100 foot plus yacht and also has two lifts for your slightly smaller vessels. Pavered circular drive, generator and Chef' kitchen. Total of 5 bedrooms of which 3 are suites with their own living rooms. Huge water views an...
|Single Family: $6,450,000
4 Beds | 6.00 Baths | 5,852 sq. ft.
H.6381 - Regal new home construction in Aqualane Shores, built by Stiles-Sowers Construction/designed by renowned architect Jon Kukk, defines the Naples boating community at its finest. First floor master suite features large his/her closets, vaulted Octagon shaped alcove, dual vanity areas with sinks and dressing tables and large reclining tub. Additional features include Anderson Exterior doors and windows, mahogany fr...
|Single Family: $6,449,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 6,407 sq. ft.
H.6075 Upon entering one of the most exotic properties in Port Royal, the departure from the expected begins. Between it's breathtaking S.W. views and expansive open floor-plan, this architectural masterpiece encourages entertaining, while uniquely allowing for serene waterfront living. A few of the highlights of this estate are: an oversized gourmet kitchen, soaring ceilings, 3000 bottle wine cellar, and a master suite w...
|Single Family: $5,995,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 4,408 sq. ft.
Stunning home located in prestigious Aqualane Shores. Home features a great room plan, wet bar, fireplace, 14' ceilings and three car garage. The kitchen has white cabinets, new stainless appliances, and granite counters. The dining area has built in cabinetry with french doors leading out onto the lanai. The two level screened oversized pool has an outdoor bathroom & outdoor shower. Immaculately maintained. Lush lan...
|Single Family: $5,950,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 6,364 sq. ft.
Dramatic views over Treasure Cove from this architectural masterpiece. Thoughtfully designed by renowned architect Kasimir Korybut, this residence embodies elegance while maintaining the comfort and feel of tropical living. Approximate lot size per plat. Port Royal Club membership eligibility. Listing Broker should be contacted for Total Square Footage/Measurements Disclosure. The manner in which third parties have calcu...
|Single Family: $5,950,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,972 sq. ft.
Luxury boater's hideaway . . . an enviably sited, incredible cul-de-sac location! Western exposure for romantic sunsets! Views like being on the bow of a ship! Large 1 1/2 sites with 164 ft. water frontage fronting the broad waters of Cutlass Cove. Property has Cutlass Cove deeded beach access just 10 sites away at the end of the street. Property can accommodate up to 124 ft. dockage. Has approx. 2,000 sq. ft. pool area. ...


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Jesse Ortiz, a former trustee for both the Woodland Joint Unified School District and Yolo County Office of Education, has announced his intention to seek the superintendent's position for the county board.
In a prepared announcement, Ortiz announced his candidacy on Monday, citing his 31 years in K-18 educational programs along with more than 30 years of background in education and community service groups and programs.
Ortiz joins current Assistant Superintendent Sam Neustadt in running for the post. Neustadt said he will see the position being vacated by superintendent Jorge Ayala - who has served for 16 years - in the June 3 election.
A campaign kick-off is planned for Sunday, Jan. 19, hosted by former State Superintendent Delaine Eastin and Susan Lovenburg, Davis school district board trustee. The time and location have not been announced.
Neustadt has been a resident of Yolo County for nearly 20 years. He has 28 years of experience teaching and leading California's public schools. He has taught every grade K-6, served 10 years as a principal, and as an assistant superintendent for the past 14 years.
Ortiz, who has scheduled his own campaign kick-off for Monday, Feb. 3, at the Burger Salon on Main Street in Woodland, said in a prepared statement that his "strategic focus areas" if elected will be:
n Preparing Children for Success: Pre-School For All
n Third Grade Reading Ready
n Parent to School Engagement
n College Educational Partnerships
Ortiz has an educational doctorate from Brigham Young University, a master's degree from Sacramento State and a bachelor's degree from San Jose State. He graduated from Woodland High School.
Ortiz served on the Woodland School Board for 10 years, serving for four years as president, before stepping down in late 2007.

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" Brand: Betty Crocker / Type: Vegetarians "
For bonfire night I offered to do the food while my mum and dad sorted the fire out, not because I'm lazy but because that was the day my cold started coming out and I couldn't face standing in the garden until the fire was lit and warm! I brought some pizza and garlic bread and my little sister asked me to make the food "a bit like the Pizza Hut buffet" because she went for the first time a couple of weeks ago and loved it.
I was going to do a big salad anyway so frantically tried to remember the different things Pizza Hut put out and then I remembered how much I love the bacon bits so had a look to see if they sold anything similar in the supermarket.
Of course they did, good old Sainsburys sells EVERYTHING! This tub of Bac-O's cost about £1.59 and I know that seems expensive but bacon bits have got such a strong taste that you only need a spoon full of them at a time so I reckon the tub will last for ages.
They're delish. I poured a quarter of the tub into a little bowl with a teaspoon so everyone could help themselves and they went down really well.
They are small chips of bacon flavoured soya chips, being soya it means they are suitable for veggies so you too can have the taste of bacon on your meals! They taste like crispy smokey bacon and I love them, the flavour is proper strong so that you do only need a few. In Pizza Hut I normally have mine sprinked on top of my dollop of mayo or blue cheese sauce and i did the same with these. I noticed that if you mix them in with the mayo they flavour it like bacon and that was proper nice but you've got to have the patience to leave it on the side of your plate for a few minutes.
I love these and will deffo buy them regular from now on, everyone enjoyed them and they made the salad taste a lot more exciting than usual!
Who has ever heard of a bacon product that is suitable for vegetarians? Well you have now! I always find that when we are out in the Harvester pub for example and there is a salad cart, I will always add bacon chips to my salad. I do this because I am a big fan of bacon and I like the added crunch you get in the salad.
I realised after a while that there must be some way that I could have the same texture and experience at home in my own salads. After researching the supermarket shelves one day I came across the Betty Crocker pot of bacon chips. They looked the same as what I was adding to my restaurant salad so into my trolley they went.
I had always thought Betty Crocker sold cake products but apparently there are savoury additions to the product range as well.
The Bacos as they are termed come in a clear pot with a flip lip. You can clearly see the product through the pot and there is only a small label to hide the chips inside.
They are essentially dried bacon bits that you can add to many dishes and salads to add crunch and texture. The only difference is that they are made of soya flour and a few other bits and pieces.
I was eager to try these on my salad as I actually first discovered this way back in the warmer months. Making sure I added the bacos on top of my mayonnaise, I then mixed it all in to create a hidden texture.
Biting through what I thought was smooth potato; I immediately came across a crunch with a very distinct bacon taste. They could have almost substituted real bacon. When I realised how authentic they tastes, I decided to add more and at the same time stick my nose into the pot. The small is not quite as authentic as the taste, but they do a good impression of bacon.
Since the summer time I have added these to many things, but my favourite being the extra kick to some potato salad which is a firm favourite with me when we have a barbecue or salad.
The pot of bacos I bought were £1.39 for 116 gram pot. Per serving these bacos will provide you with 126 calories and 1.4 grams of fat.
They probably aren't the best accompaniment to a salad if you're trying to watch your weight etc but they do add some lovely flavour to the dish.
Once the bacos have been opened they need to be stored in the fridge. My original pot is almost gone now but they still taste as nice now all these months on as they did when I first bought them.
I would really recommend these if you are a fan of bacon, although I'm not sure a vegetarian would want to eat these despite being suitable for them. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think they are a bit too closely associated with a meat product despite what they're made of.
Cost approx. £1.80 depending on where bought
Nutritional Information (per 7g serving):
Calories: 30
Protein: 2.6g
Carbohydrate: 1.8g
Fat: 1.4g
De-fatted soya flour, soya protein from genetically modified soya, partially hydronated vegetable oil, water, salt, sugar, flavouring, colours (allure red), caramel, maltodextrin and dextrose (produced from genetically modified corn), antioxidant: tocopherol
Pack contains a instruction to refrigerate after opening.
Bac-Os Bacon Flavour Soya Chips come in a clear plastic bottle (116g) which is wide at the bottom and tapers to the top. The screw top lid is green, and under the lid there is a freshness seal which needs to be removed before using the product. There is a colourful paper band stuck around the middle of the bottle, with a green ribbon design around the edge. The picture on the paper band shows a rather tasty-looking mixed salad which has sprinkled with Bac-Os.
Bac-Os are produced by the Betty Crocker food company in the USA for General Mills International SARL, Switzerland, and are then distributed to the UK and Ireland by General Mills UK. The contact details for General Mills are printed on the bottle as being:-
P O Box 363, Uxbridge, Middlesex UB8 1YT
Call freephone 0800 032 0259 for the UK, and for Ireland, phone 1800 535 115
Bac-Os are small, bacon-flavoured soya pieces which claim to be crispy, but the word I would use myself for them is "crunchy".
Upon unscrewing the lid and removing the freshness seal, a strong, somewhat synthetic bacon smell will be released and though I personally quite like it, some people may find it overpowers to the point of being offputting.
Bac-Os can be used as a bacon substitute in things like quiches, pasta and rice dishes, and can be tossed into salads to give them a "bacon-ish" bite. Only a very few are needed, as they have an incredibly strong, smoky flavour which isn't 100% that of real bacon, but it does get fairly close. They are very salty, and I would personally prefer them to taste a little less so.
There is no way that Bac-Os can be used to substitute bacon for, say the great British breakfast, or to make a traditional bacon sandwich with, because of them being in the form of little nuggets rather than shaped into rashers. They do provide a reasonable source of protein via the soya content, but that is where any beneficial nutritional content stops.
Used very sparingly, Bac-Os can really perk up an otherwise dull salad, but I personally find they are best when (again used sparingly) making pasta dishes as they go very well with cheese. If used in a cheese sauce, Bac-Os will turn the sauce a brownish/pinkish colour, and it is a matter of personal preference as to whether anyone would find this offputting or not.
Bac-Os are very economical, as a single 116g bottle lasts a very long time. They are ideal for vegans and vegetarians who used to be carnivores, but seriously miss the flavour of bacon.
The only disadvantages really as far as I'm concerned, is that over-saltiness, plus they do have a slight after-taste which can repeat on you several hours after having eaten them.
All in all, I'd say Bac-Os is an average to slightly above average product, that doesn't break the bank, and can be a very tasty addition to certain dishes and meals, providing it is used sparingly.


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Michael CrosbyBPL Member
@djjmikieLocale: Ky
I used these often in my early days as a Ranger but went to a GPS once they were issued to us. The one I used(and still have) was like #6 only modified with more top beads for longer distances.
I now use a pedometer due to its lower weight over a GPSFeb 29, 2008 at 10:27 am #1422525
Bill BBPL Member
I made a set a while ago (similar to #2) from black rubber washers that I found at Home Depot, and some paracord. The washers are beveled on one side so that you can slide them down the cord with gloves on.
I have yet to try them out simply because I never went out and marked out a known distance on the ground to count my standard pace to.
I did make some notes from articles that I found on the internet. They may be helpful to you:
Pace Beads:
4 Upper beads = 1 mile (1/10 mile) or 1 kilometer (1000 meters)
9 Lower Beads = 1/10 mile or 1/10 kilometer (100 meters
Determining Pace:
Zero your car odometer by a landmark and drive until your odometer hits .1 mile. Walk this distance a number of times counting how many times the same foot hits the street. Average the results. This is your base pace count.
Making allowance for changing conditions: On rough terrain, slope (up or down), thick brush, low light, add 20% for each condition that might cause you to change your stride.
Example: You're walking to your next point and have a normal pace of 100 for 1/10th of a mile. You need to climb a section of hill for the next 1/10th of a mile, so for that section, your pace for the next section will be 120 paces per 1/10th of a mile instead of 100. If you were doing the same thing in the dark it would be 140 paces because you are applying the 20% for two different factors. Assume at least a 10 percent error rate on flat open terrain.
Hope this helps!Feb 29, 2008 at 10:42 am #1422526
Michael CrosbyBPL Member
@djjmikieLocale: Ky
I do not know of a way to adjust a pedometer for grades, as the technology for a pedometer includes a mechanical sensor and software to count steps. The accuracy of step counters varies widely between devices. Most step counters today are reasonably accurate at a walking pace on a flat surface if the device is placed in its optimal position (usually a belt clip). If it is placed in a user's pocket or handbag, accuracy is dramatically reduced. Equally, most step counters today falsely count steps when a user is driving a car or makes other habitual motions that the device encounters throughout the day. Accuracy also depends on the step-length the user enters.Feb 29, 2008 at 2:47 pm #1422545
Mike HinsleyMember
@archnemesisLocale: England, UK
I made a set by buying a children's foam necklace kit. Just add para-cord and choose your colours…
Total weight 2g!!! MYOG Ranger BeadsFeb 29, 2008 at 4:37 pm #1422558
Phil BrownMember
@pbrown19Locale: Traverse City MI
I like the colorful foam beads but I wonder about the long-term durability. I used a set of beads like this for leading night patrols when using a bright GPS screen was a non-option. I found the plastic beads had a chance of making noise (clacking against my carbine stock) so I replaced them with small washers made from old jungle boot leather, which I poked holes in with a reamer. This setup was pretty light.. You could make the washers really small and slide them onto nano cord, but you'd have to double or triple up the knots.
As for pacing on grades – why not measure off 100m on an "average" grade hill, and use that? Also consider that if you spend an equal time going downhill as you go up, it probably evens itself out.Feb 29, 2008 at 10:48 pm #1422598
Adam KilpatrickBPL Member
@oystersLocale: South Australia
i've never had to really pace count in general off-track bushwalking-navigation by feature usually works fine, and estimating distance using general awareness/speed travelled/time, etc.
everynow and then whilst rogaining i will count pace, usually i keep a track by using my free hand and point a finger down for every twenty paces. rarely do i pace more than about 200m though, so this method works fine (remembering how many times I have been through a "hand").Mar 1, 2008 at 5:51 am #1422611
Phil BrownMember
@pbrown19Locale: Traverse City MI
Stewart I know that going up a hill you wouldn't be able to pace off the true "lateral" distance as measured on a map. Realize that I use pace counting in a military application, where it is more useful for true range measurement than lateral distance tracking.
Even with a lot of guestimating, pace counting is difficult in the mountains for this reason. You'd probably be better off using dead reckoning and a map, with the pace count as a guide. Or you could go out with a GPS and count paces between intervals on different grades, then you could make a chart to determine your pace with different elevation changes. This would only really work if you had a relatively straight trail. But I have seen guys who kept a table of pace over elevation in their notebooks.Mar 16, 2008 at 10:14 pm #1424605
Joe KusterBPL Member
@slacklinejoeLocale: Flatirons
Hmm.. and here I just figured out my loaded miles / hour for uphill, flat and downhill and looked at my watch periodically.
I've used a pedometer and as long as I adjusted it for the terrain type it proved within 10%. My biggest problem with them was losing them since they were just on a belt clip.Mar 17, 2008 at 10:15 am #1424639
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
If I am in a more open area I take my Garmin Foretrex 201 GPS. It is quite useful as a pedometer. Being small it is easy to take along.
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"Something about those lines reminded me of a standard," Katz says. (It turned out to be Cole Porter's "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To.") "So okay, here's this thing about death camps and gun shops and somehow I come up with this pretty little melody. So I said, 'Okay, fine, I'm going to trust my instincts — this is the totally wrong music for this, but therefore it will be good.' I'm hardly the only person who's thought of that."
The JCA has been at it since 1985, a collective of musicians who are primarily composers rather than players, in need of an outlet to hear their pieces. Over the years, they've also played with or commissioned new work from the likes of Marty Ehrlich, Julius Hemphill, Dave Holland, Sam Rivers, and Maria Schneider. Meanwhile, the 18-piece JCA Orchestra has always drawn from the ranks of the best players in town. All of the pieces on The Same Thing are by Katz (that includes his arrangement of Willie Dixon's title tune), but most of the JCA concerts and discs are multi-composer affairs. This Saturday night at Emmanuel Church, the JCAO will play pieces by Katz, Jim Hobbs, Bob Pilkington, Warren Senders, and Norm Zocher.
Katz has been working with text more and more over the years. "It gives me a place to start. A poem gives shape and direction to the process." The starting point for "December 30, 1994" was the last lines: "Words do kill/And kill and kill again." "It was a really angry poem, and when I got to that last line, I just instantly thought I could make this poem a piece of music."
It helps that Tatarunis is Katz's wife, an immediate source of inspiration. She wrote the lyrics for his "improvisational cantata" The Death of Simone Weil, and she provides two more texts on the new CD, the narcissistic flip-off "I'm Me and You're Not Ha Ha" and the George W. Bush flip-off "Lemmings." The other key is Shrimpton, who can move smoothly from spoken-word to sung lyrics to improvised wordless vocals.
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Really? And here I thought it was Kimmie and Caroline back in 2007. I guess I was wrong!
Well Rachael didn't exactly had the skate of her life there (read: bad), so it makes sense if you didn't remember it.
At least Lipnistkaia did the right thing which is more than I can say about other skaters who waited and waited and essentially did not allow someone else the chance. I know people will say that it wasn't done on purpose but..whatever.
Originally Posted by AlexRus
Nationals will be at 24-28 Dec 2012. So she has more than three weeks before Nationals.
This season Nationals are not very important for her - she may not be qualified to Eiro and Worlds because she is too young for ISU championships.
More imporant are Junior Nationals 31 Jan - 03 Feb 2013 to qualify to Junior Worlds.
So let she fully restores.
At 2010/2011 she withdrawh from Junior Nationals because of illness. So may be.
What a bad season for Julia!
Injury at start of season, injury before TEB (minor injury, but just before Event), and now this ...
FSGMT said that if Julia stops training for the recommended 2 weeks, THEN she will have only 10 days of training before Nationals. (So, yes, there are three weeks until Russian Nationals, but two of those will be no training, leaving only one plus a few days.)


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March 8, 2012
Ciara is a dream boat. A dream boat with amazing photography skills. She has photographed two of my favorite shoots, the Southern Belle shoot and the Be Mine Valentine's day shoot. Thanks for letting me play with your masses of hair and do your makeup, Ciara!
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As the crowd swarmed the stage, Jacob Oram contemplated his exit strategy. Things looked bleak. There he was, a professional cricketer who had graced the finest grounds in the world and the last New Zealander to score a test century at Lord's, about to be adoringly crushed by thousands of fans at a Bangladesh primary school.
Oram is playing for the Chittagong Kings in the Bangladesh Premier League. The team, led by 'team ambassador' Brian Lara, was visiting a local village. The players sat on a stage for the speeches as security struggled to keep the crowd 5m back. Suddenly fans were milling among the cricketers on the stage.
Such surreal scenes are nothing unusual on the subcontinent. Oram says his initial shock was replaced by the standard mantra: expect the unexpected.
"Once Brian arrived there, it was uncontrolled mayhem. He got swamped. I've seen a bit in this part of the world but that was out of control. The crowd was initially about 500 pupils and teachers, then word must have got around ...
We raised our eyebrows but the Bangladesh boys laughed at our caution. For them, it's a way of life.
"The kids are not trying to annoy you, they just love cricket. Bangladesh must be close behind India in terms of support for the game."
The BPL is into its second season of colour, camaraderie and chaos. The sight of spectators surging through turnstiles has already been tempered by accusations of spot-fixing, consequent libel suits, and the familiar warnings that players mightn't get paid.
Oram has been paid the majority of his US$110,000 contract up front and says International Cricket Council anti-corruption officers constantly monitor proceedings.
He misses internationals after ending his New Zealand Cricket contract in December. Life as a T20 franchise player is more realistic after the birth of his and wife Mara's second child Thomas to join three-year-old Patrick on December 27.
"The job satisfaction is not the same as playing for New Zealand. I watched the South Africa one-day series win and it brought out a fair bit of emotion after so many weeks of turmoil. I'm not sure I'll feel that same rush of playing for my country again but there are other motivations in franchise cricket. There's a real community of T20 players these days. Some might call it a retirement fund but you still do a lot of homework because you want to win.
"That desire doesn't change across cultures. For instance, our captain went off in the dressing room in Bengali after one loss. I had to wait for things to die down and then ask one of the boys for a translation."
NEW ZEALAND has achieved few cricketing highlights in Bangladesh. Daniel Vettori's nine-wicket, 131-run effort to win a test in 2008, Stephen Fleming's 202, James Franklin's hat-trick to win tests in 2004 and Jesse Ryder's 83 to win a World Cup quarter-final over South Africa in Dhaka are among the best. There was also Bruce Murray's catch-that-wasn't at deep gully against Pakistan at Dhaka (pre-Bangladesh independence) in 1969 while running in holding the banana he'd been hit with at third man.
Lou Vincent added to those memories last month when he and captain Shahriar Nafees became the first batsmen to bat through a T20 franchise innings. They posted 197 for the Khulna Royal Bengals; Nafees made 102 and Vincent 89.
Vincent is another regular in the international T20 community. "We have prayer time before each game. There is this blissful silence for 30s in a team huddle, then we go out and play."
On the flipside, Vincent's team has also been accused of spot-fixing by the Rangpur Riders owners after beating them by nine runs. The Khulna owners slapped a libel suit on them to the tune of $15 million. It's added spice to the competition. Like Oram's dicey school visit, obligations to owners' wishes tend to take priority. Vincent says it's an accepted part of the culture (as it is in the IPL) to return home at 11.30pm from a match, change threads and head to the owner's house for a non-alcoholic dinner party before getting to bed at 2am.
Both former New Zealand cricketers thrive on the interaction with the Bangladeshi community: "It's third world outside," Vincent says. "Kids begging on the streets, old men hopping past on one leg, holes in the pavement, piles of sand in the middle of intersections with people driving around them, huge loads being transported on the backs of bicycles.
"OSH doesn't exist; it's a matter of survival. Then you walk into a market where there is a sea of beautiful colours and delicate people who humble you with their willingness to help. I never feel threatened in this part of the world.
"Fortunately we get to do some charity work, like at a local blind school [The Foundation of the Differently Abled] where I was presented with a bat which had a charming message of 'best wishes' written on it in braille.
"Our buses are always surrounded by hundreds of people. There's a bit of push and shove but I shake as many hands, pose for as many photos and sign as many bats as possible."


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by Bob Cropp
The author is a professor emeritus and dairy marketing specialist at University of Wisconsin-Madison.
At the beginning of the year, forecasts indicated lower milk prices for the first half of the year but a nice recovery for the second half. So far milk prices have been lower . . . lower than many forecasted for the beginning of the year. Projections for the second half are for higher pay prices. Opinions differ as to how much prices will improve. Milk prices are so sensitive to small changes in or anticipated changes in production and/or dairy product sales including dairy exports.
The growth in milk production from January through April put downward pressure on pay prices. U.S. milk production on a daily basis was 3.9 percent higher than a year ago for the January through April period. These gains were due to more milk cows and, more importantly, a relative strong gain in milk per cow.
Milk cow numbers had grown each month since October 2010. As of April, milk cow numbers had risen 49,000 head since the end of last year resulting in 90,000 more milk cows than the same time last year. Milk per cow, which rose just 0.9 percent for all of 2011, averaged 2.9 percent higher January through April (adjusted for a daily basis). While good feed management may have been a contributing factor, favorable weather across the country this past winter and spring no doubt was a bigger contributing factor to more milk per cow.
Applied downward pressure
With this strong growth in milk output, markets could only clear at lower prices. Fluid milk sales, which utilize about 30 percent of U.S. milk production, dropped 1.2 percent in 2010, another 1.7 percent in 2011 and were 2.5 percent lower this January through April. This meant the gains in milk production needed to be absorbed by manufactured dairy products. Compared to a year ago, January through April dairy product production (daily adjusted) was up 41 percent for nonfat dry milk, 7.7 percent for butter and 3.5 percent for cheese.
Dairy exports have helped to clear some of this production. Compared to a year ago, January through April exports were up 8 percent for nonfat dry milk/skim milk powder, 12 percent for cheese, 2 percent for whey proteins and 5 percent for lactose, but down 33 percent for butter.
Milk prices set a new record last year with the Class III price averaging $18.37 and the U.S. All-Milk Price settling at $20.14. By comparison, the Class III price averaged $16.65 January through May of last year compared to $15.96 this year. That is only a 69-cent spread at this point. What does the remainder of the year hold?
The milk price outlook improved with USDA's milk production report for May. Milk cow numbers fell by 4,000 head from April and were just 0.8 percent higher than a year ago. The upward trajectory in milk per cow slowed to just 1.2 percent, giving a gain in total milk production of just 2 percent. With domestic sales and dairy exports at a 2 percent growth rate, the outlook is starting to look bullish for milk prices. As a result, cheese and butter prices rose, and dry whey and nonfat dry milk prices were firm.
The June Class III price will be near $15.65. The July Class III price could reach $17 and could peak near $17.80 in October. If this holds, the Class III price will average about $16.70 for the year compared to $18.37 last year (Chart 1).
There is still a good probability that milk prices could end up even higher. Higher prices would require continued growth in domestic milk and dairy product sales, good exports and a continued growth in milk production of less than 2 percent above a year ago. Milk cow numbers will likely decline some more.
Margins are shrinking
The start of the decline in May cow numbers can be attributed to high feed costs and lower milk prices that greatly reduced margins (returns over feed costs). As noted in Chart 2, margins had fallen to $2.50 per hundredweight of milk for May. That's down from $7.47 at the beginning of the year and $13.90 a year ago.
With much lower margins along with very favorable slaughter prices, one would expect the gains in cow numbers to stop. But perhaps dairy provisions proposed for the 2012 Farm Bill did encourage some producers to maintain or even boost milk production. If passed, that provision would give producers the option of receiving at no cost margin protection (returns over feed cost) of $4 on 80 percent of their highest annual milk production for the three years prior to implementation.
Hot weather this summer could also dampen milk flow per cow and lower milk composition, reducing the yield of dairy products per 100 pounds of milk. The outlook for milk prices this fall and into 2013 will also depend heavily on crop yields as this will affect feed prices. Nevertheless, milk prices are likely to average higher in 2013 when compared to 2012.
This article appears on page 507 of the August 10, 2012 issue of Hoard's Dairyman.


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I wanted to share 2 of fixture I made for making my own frames. I know I'm not saving much by making them but have enjoyed doing it very much. Fortunate I purchased all of my equipment years ago.
Jointer fixture for the side bars:
I made my side bars out of 2x6's so they would fit on my jointer; I've been able to make 1 pass on each side with a new cutter. This might be overkill but it worked very well at applying down pressure and keeping my hands out of the way.
I'll post up my side bar cutter later. If anyone else wants to share please do so!!!


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First of all, I'd like you all to see a picture of my new 5' TBH. It's based on the Golden Mean hive from backyardhive.com but about twice as big, with entrances on both ends. I also put together a hive stand (I've been using logs, probably not a good idea).
Anyway, I have two standard size Golden Mean TBHs (approx. 27" long). They are decidedly too small. I tried to split out a nuc from them, but they filled in the comb just a few days later. Now I'm seeing queen cups. They've filled them to the point where is actually difficult to do a proper inspection. My plan is to move one of the hives into this larger TBH and then split the other hive between the two standard golden means. Does this sound like a reasonable plan?
I put the new hive and hive stand right next to the existing hives:
My hope is that I can move the bars from from the old hive to the new hive with little disruption, as it's only about a foot to the left. Will this work? I've heard "3 feet or 3 miles", and this is definitely less than 3 feet.
If I do end up splitting the remaining hive, should I let them raise their own queen or should I buy a new one (at this point in the season).
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#1 Sat 05 Nov 11 1:57pm
Salmon Creole?
Anyone know of this dish, it was on one of my local pubs menus years ago, lovely it was. A salmon fillet served in a terrine with a creamy, reddish maybe winey sauce, its long been dropped from the menu but I'd love to recreate it! Any ideas?
#2 Sat 05 Nov 11 5:53pm
Re: Salmon Creole?
The following is a recipe with sauce:
http://www.food.com/recipe/baked-salmon … uce-304723
Without sauce:
http://www.tasteofhome.com/Recipes/Creo … on-Fillets
#3 Sat 05 Nov 11 7:32pm
Re: Salmon Creole?
Hello Kye, thanks for that, the first one sounds close except the salmon was baked in the sauce and was quite thin, good starting point though
#4 Sun 06 Nov 11 6:15pm
Re: Salmon Creole?
Oh well i'll keep trying, have you tried searching on the net, there seem to lots of recipes for Salmon Creole/Cajun Salmon. Cohphanta, one of the forumers here might be able to help you better.
The following sounds delicious:
http://www.recipemix.com/recipes/show.p … 2&cat=
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Re: Salmon Creole?
A basic creole sauce is going to have tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, salt, pepper, cilantro, cayenne. It is always spicy. You can add okra as well.
#7 Tue 08 Nov 11 12:30am
Re: Salmon Creole?
Yes Kye been searching for years now, I believe it was the chefs own recipe, most of the ones online are american and not close. Cohphanta that recipe is not the one either but your second post includes most of the ingredients with maybe the addition of white wine and cream...I shall have a bit of a practice this weekend.
#8 Tue 08 Nov 11 12:38am
Re: Salmon Creole?
Good for you
#9 Tue 08 Nov 11 12:39am
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Kye I've added that recipe to my favs...think I will prepare my salmon like that, sear it, then add it to a sauce made from onion, garlic, celery, green bell pepper, chopped tomato, white wine and a splash of cream. Into individual dishes and bake for 15 minutes so the fish juices permeate the sauce.
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Re: Salmon Creole?
This very nice indeed. You could do this with chicken or maybe even pork as well.
Served with bacon lardon mash, or new potatoes and side of asparagus or some other veg.
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"When I say that," Klein replied, "I mean stuff that sounds crazy to other people. But it doesn't sound crazy to me. I think we will get to a point where saying we should nationalize the oil companies won't sound crazy. Because the bills are just going to add up."
"You know what's crazy," she said, "is letting the corporations who've left us with the most expensive mess in history just keep all the money they've made for themselves," instead of paying to clean up the mess, and helping fix it. "No. That's insane," she said.
"This economic model is failing us spectacularly, on multiple levels," she added, "but we're still acting as if our goal is to save it," rather than transform it into something that won't destroy us.
Indeed, I suggested, that appears to be the case even among progressives who still prioritize economic growth at the expense of the climate.
"The levels of denial are so complicated," she said. "We are all in denial. All of us. People are holding back a tremendous amount of anxiety. You don't let yourself care about something that you have no idea how to fix. Because it's just too terrifying. And it would derail your whole life, as Yotam was saying.
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Last weekend we learned that actress Drew Barrymore married fiancée art dealer Will Kopelman here in SoCal and today we get to see the blushing bride in her beautiful Chanel wedding dress. As you may recall, altho photos were taken at Drew's wedding over the weekend, no one managed to get a really clear shot of the bride and groom. Today we get to see the newlywedded Mr. & Mrs. on the cover of the new issue of People magazine.
Dear friends, close family and a flower-embroidered Chanel gown designed by Karl Lagerfeld himself – no wonder Drew Barrymore is a beaming bride. "The day was perfect," Barrymore, 37, told PEOPLE the day after tying the knot with art consultant Will Kopelman. "Everyone we love and care about was there. It was as fun and meaningful as we ever could have hoped." For the June 2 ceremony at her $5.7 million Montecito, Calif., home, the expectant actress and Kopelman "just wanted a backyard wedding," says event planner Yifat Oren. Oren and co-event planner Stefanie Cove delivered a "vintage romantic"-themed fete, creating what Oren called an "ethereal" feel for the wedding party and guests Reese Witherspoon, Cameron Diaz, Jimmy Fallon and Busy Philipps. The decorations for the traditional Jewish ceremony included vintage lace, pink flowers and green garlands.
Awww … they look so cute together, don't they? Altho this is Drew's third marriage, I think this is the one that will stick … at least, I hope so. This special issue of People magazine will feature a ton of photos from the wedding but from what I can see in these two coverphotos, Drew's dress looked stunning. She looks so happy and that is really all that matters. Again, let's give the couple our warmest congrats and wish them a long and happily wedded life together.


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This information is part of a comprehensive safety program designed by the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management, the New Jersey Department
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All residents in the areas of New Jersey 's nuclear generating stations should become familiar with this information and keep it handy, just
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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) – the state agency responsible for managing fish and wildlife
AGFC Commissioners – seven individuals appointed by the governor to oversee the AGFC's agency operations and set hunting and fishing regulations; commissioners serve staggered seven-year terms so that only one expires each year
Carrying capacity – the amount of fish that a given water body can sustain based on its nutrient and oxygen levels, presence of pollutants, biological food chain, and habitat structure for various species; carrying capacity is closely monitored by AGFC fisheries biologists to maintain fish populations within healthy ranges
Commercial fish – any of several species that are caught and sold for value as food, animal feed and other uses; AGFC has special regulations for commercial fishing
Electrofishing – a population sampling method used by fisheries biologists that employs an electrical current from a generator that passes through steel cables into the water; temporarily stuns fish so they can be dipped from the water for data collection and then safely released
Fisheries biologist – a scientist who studies and manages wild fish populations
Fisheries management – the scientific guidelines and procedures used by fisheries biologists to accurately provide for healthy fish populations
Fishing regulations – legal codes set by AGFC to ensure sustainable fish populations for enjoyment of the people; Commissioners review scientific recommendations from fisheries biologists and input from the public before establishing regulations
Gill net – a fish trapping net used by fisheries biologists to collect fish for data samples; fish swim into the net and become entangled and held until removed by the biologists
Population sampling – routine monitoring of the type and numbers of fish species conducted by fisheries biologists to keep historical data and make management decisions
Rotenone – a compound from a tropical plant that coats the gills of fish and causes suffocation; used by fisheries biologists as a population sampling method
Shoreline seine – a net with weights at the bottom that is pulled through the water to capture fish for data samples
Sport fish – any species of fish sought by recreational anglers by rod or pole for food or enjoyment of catching; AGFC sets regulations concerning sport fish angling that are listed in the annual fishing guidebook and online at www.agfc.com
Trap net – a device made with a series of frames in a funnel shape that leads fish into the smallest section where they are trapped for data samples
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