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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The 2012 Louisville Concours d'Elegance will feature Cadillac and Porsche Racing at historic Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, Oct. 5 to 7. This year's event will benefit Kosair Children's Hospital, Kentucky's only full-service, free-standing children's hospital. More information about the event, including an online nomination form, can be found at LouisvilleConcours.com.
With a commitment to automotive excellence, the Louisville Concours d'Elegance is quickly becoming one of the premier Concours events in the country, placing a strong emphasis on vehicle authenticity and originality. John Carlson, permanent chief class judge at the well-respected Pebble Beach Concours, will return as chief judge for the Louisville Concours. Paul Sable, automotive enthusiast, historian and former executive director of the Concours of Eastern United States, will serve as honorary chief judge. Master of ceremonies, Ed Lucas, also will return with his colorful commentary as the "voice of the Concours."
The 2012 Louisville Concours d'Elegance judged classes are:
1. Vintage Cadillac 1916 to 1924
2. Pre-war Cadillac 1925 to 1942
3. Post-war Cadillac 1946 to 1974
4. Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg
5. American Classic CCCA 1925 to 1942
6. European Classic CCCA 1925 to 1939
7. Vintage Automobiles 1916 to 1924
8. American Pre-war Automobiles 1925-1942
9. American Post-war Automobiles 1946-1974
10. Porsche Racing
11. Sports and Grand Touring Cars 1925 to 1942
12. Sports and Grand Touring Cars 1946 to 1974
13. American Muscle Cars 1964 to 1974
14. Closed Corvettes
15. Vintage Hot Rods
The 2012 Louisville Concours d'Elegance special exhibition classes will include (display only):
Early Cadillac 1903 to 1915
Vintage Fire Trucks
WWII Military Vehicles and Triage Tent Display
Nominations may be completed online or downloaded at LouisvilleConcours.com.
2012 schedule of events
Friday, Oct. 5
"Welcome to Louisville" Reception
The weekend will begin at acclaimed 21c Museum Hotel with a private welcoming reception for exhibitors, judges, sponsors and invited guests. Attendees will enjoy authentic southern hospitality while exploring the work of contemporary artists and sampling local culinary specialties. Complimentary food, drink and entertainment included.
Saturday, Oct. 6
"Dawn at the Downs" Champagne Brunch
This event starts with a private viewing of the morning workouts of the racehorses that call Churchill Downs home. Nothing quite matches the beauty and splendor of watching these million-dollar, four-legged athletes run the track on a quiet October morning. After the workout, guests will be treated to a lovely champagne brunch at the Kentucky Derby Museum, followed by a private tour of historic Churchill Downs, where they will learn about the rich history and pageantry that make it one of the world's most famous sporting venues.
An evening at Glenview Country Estates
Enjoy an evening in one of the most historic neighborhoods of Louisville. Glenview Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places and includes what were once the country estates of Louisville. Now, the neighborhood is a collection of some of the most beautiful homes in the area. The evening includes a cocktail hour and heavy hors d'oeuvres in one historic home before traveling to another for specialty drinks, desserts and dancing. Includes a premium silent auction and original Kentucky entertainment.
Sunday, Oct. 7
Louisville Concours d'Elegance
Many of the most famous and historic collector cars in the country will be on display in the infield of Churchill Downs, each competing for the coveted "Best in Show" crystal trophy. The day includes VIP facilities, refreshments and entertainment, an automotive artist exhibit, a "Kids and Cars" tent and other attractions.
2012 Louisville Concours d'Elegance accommodations
Accommodations for the 2012 Louisville Concours are available at the event's host hotel, the Louisville Marriott Downtown. To reserve a room at the special Louisville Concours d'Elegance rate, call the Marriott at (800) 533-0127 and ask for the Concours rate.
For more information, visit LouisvilleConcours.com or call the Louisville Concours offices any time at (502) 629-8060 or (800) 444-2523 and leave a message. A member of our executive committee will return your call within 24 hours.
About Kosair Children's Hospital
Kosair Children's Hospital and Kosair Children's Medical Center – Brownsboro serve nearly 140,000 children annually from throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The hospital is Kentucky's only full-service, free-standing pediatric hospital. As a regional facility that treats all children regardless of the family's ability to pay, the hospital relies on support from the community. The Children's Hospital Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Kosair Children's Hospital and raises millions of dollars each year to support programs, equipment and facilities, research, advocacy and education. The Children's Hospital Foundation raised $11.7 million in 2011 to support the hospital. For more information, visit HelpKosairChildrensHospital.com or call (502) 629-8060.
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Travian Games to publish "Epic Arena"
MUNICH, September 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Travian Games GmbH and Shadow Masters Inc announced their close cooperation today. Effective immediately, Travian Games is now responsible for global publishing on all platforms of the cross-platform title "Epic Arena".
"Epic Arena is our first comprehensive international project. We were looking for an experienced partner who could help us establish the game. We were won over by the passion and flexibility of the team at Travian Games. We look forward to working with them." - Yuri Dyachyshyn, co-founder of Shadow Masters Inc.
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Epic Arena is a strategic card and board game with action elements. With its unique mix of genres, the game takes place in an equally-unique fantasy world. In addition to the extensive single player challenge, the main focus is on multi-player mode. Integration with Facebook provides many and diverse motivating community features. The first 10,000 players can already start playing with a free team deck of cards at https://www.facebook.com/EpicArenaGame. Starting this October, the Free2Play game will also be available for iOS and Android devices.
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Unlockable: Compact Series
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CASE CLOSED: A Tokyo District Court has rejected former Prada Japan retail manager Rina Bovrisse's lawsuit against the Japanese subsidiary of the Italian luxury goods company. Bovrisse filed a lawsuit in 2010 alleging that Prada Japan managers harassed her and discriminated against her and other employees on the basis of physical appearance. Specifically, Bovrisse's charges include claims that Prada Japan chief executive Davide Sesia allegedly asked her to fire employees he deemed unattractive or overweight. Bovrisse's agent put out a statement shortly after last week's court ruling, expressing frustration and stating that Bovrisse is considering her options for appeal. A Prada spokesman said that the court's decision "eliminates any possible doubt" about the matter and declined to elaborate on the specifics of the case. Prada has a countersuit pending against Bovrisse alleging that she made false statements.
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Toxicology tests are under way to determine whether Adam Lanza had taken medication.
Growing debate over gun laws
What happened in Newtown should never happen again, advocates on both sides of the gun-control debate agree. But they're at staunch odds about how to turn words into reality.
The National Rifle Association commented Tuesday for the first time since the shooting, saying it was shocked and heartbroken by what happened. The group is planning to hold a news conference on Friday.
"Out of respect for the families, and as a matter of common decency, we have given time for mourning, prayer and a full investigation of the facts before commenting," it said. "The NRA is prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again."
The grassroots group Newtown United sent a delegation to Washington to meet with the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence as well as families from July's movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colorado.
The new group, which formed out of Newtown on Sunday, aims to create meaningful dialogue -- both locally and beyond -- about what may have led to the tragedy.
The debate is playing out not just in Newtown and Washington, but across the United States.
Two national polls conducted shortly after the Newtown massacre suggest that more Americans want stricter gun control.
In a Washington Post/ABC News poll, 54% of adults favor stricter gun control laws in the country, while 43% oppose.
And a new CBS News poll indicates that 57% of Americans back stricter gun laws, the highest percentage in a decade; 30% think gun laws should be kept as they are.
However, less than half of the respondents in the CBS poll -- 42% -- think stricter gun laws would have helped prevent what happened at Sandy Hook Elementary.
Sen. Joe Manchin, a conservative Democrat from West Virginia and a "proud gun owner," said he's now committed to "dialogue that would bring a total change" after the massacre in Newtown.
"Who would have ever thought, in America or anywhere in the world, that children would be slaughtered?" he asked. "It's changed me."
John Licata told CNN's iReport there needs to be better vetting before people buy guns, and assault weapons should be banned -- something Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, says she'll propose once the new Congress convenes in January.
But some say the shooting illustrates the need for more armed guards -- and possibly armed teachers -- in schools.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry said that if school districts decide that arming teachers is the best way to keep schools safe, so be it.
If Texas residents are duly background-checked, trained and have a concealed handgun license, "you should be able to carry your handgun anywhere in the state," Perry said, according to CNN affiliate WFAA.
Out of respect for the Newtown victims and their families, Dick's Sporting Goods has removed all guns from its store closest to Newtown, the company said.
Dick's, one of the largest sporting goods retailers in the world, also has suspended the sale of some semiautomatic rifles nationwide, the company said. It was unclear how long Dick's will keep its suspension of "modern sporting rifles."
Shedding new light on the gunman
While Carver, the chief medical examiner, said he was told that Adam Lanza had Asperger's syndrome, officials are working to determine whether that diagnosis was correct, and whether he may have had other diagnosable problems.
A former director of security for Newtown Public Schools shed new light Monday night on the gunman.
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The Russian Revolution was by no means a simple thing. The February 1917 revolution was followed months later by the far better known November Revolution that put the communists into power. But overthrowing the central government does not give one central control. The communists would spend the next six years struggling to conquer the Russian Empire, quelling both internal civil war and subjuga... [click here for more]
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Adamant Entertainment is pleased to present Blood Legacy of Mars, an adventure for our Savage Worlds setting of swords and science beneath the moons of Mars! The Guard Captain Rodel looked over the balcony at the red banners waving in the plaza below. They were being held aloft by rabble; a disaffected and disloyal mob tearing up paving stones and lobbing them... [click here for more]
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You can't fight a war without supplies. You just can't. That is why Lord Balrin has sent the Milltown Irregulars to Bandytown to gather much needed supplies. What are the stakes for the Milltown Irregulars?
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Wednesday, 01 June 2011 09:44
My parents used to always say that the best thing they could ever do for my sisters and I was to give us an education. And I will always be grateful to my parents for that gift of my education.
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It was during the annual Holy Mass for Cultures last September.
I looked around at all the beautiful diversity of nationalities and ethnic groups, all gathered to worship Jesus Christ. And I thought to myself: I am not in San Antonio anymore!
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Our relationship with Mary is very important for our spiritual life. We need to love Mary as our mother in order to grow as children of God.
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Two stories of management-labor relations came to my attention in the past few days, and the two stories couldn't be more different from each other. They're so opposite that Charles Dickens' well-known introduction to A Tale of Two Cities accurately describes them.
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Spring 2012Linda Carozza, Ph.D., CCC-SLP "Communication Groups and Quality of Life for People With Chronic Aphasia"
Monday, March 12 2:00-3:00 p.m. St John's Hall, Room 347, CSD Lounge
Loss of language secondary to a stroke or other neurological injuries generally impacts a person's life in many ways. Overall community re-integration is the ultimate goal of rehabilitation in these patients. Many people with aphasia turn to aphasia community groups for support after directive therapy has terminated. Effectiveness of community groups and the related issue of evidence-based practice in the community group situation are areas of concern in the profession. This presentation will present a review of literature, current controversies, and describe a forthcoming investigation which will attempt to address the issues of appropriate outcome planning in individuals with chronic aphasia.
Fall 2011Monica Wagner, Ph.D., CCC-SLP "Signature Brain Waves to Speech"
Brain waves recorded to spoken words have a "signature" that is associated with each word. Dr. Wagner has identified signature waveforms in native-Polish and native-English adults in response to certain words. Dr. Wagner will explain how these signature waveforms were obtained and will discuss how such waveforms may answer questions concerning brain processing of speech sounds in children with language impairment as well as in typically developing children during infant word recognition.
Spring 2011Patrick R. Walden, Ph.D., CCC-SLP "Use of Adult Learning Principles in Clinical Supervision"
Traditionally, supervision research and practice is accomplished through a strictly pedagogical orientation in which supervisees are viewed as learners with learning proclivities similar to those exhibited by children. Current thinking about adult learning, however, posits that adults acquire knowledge differently and for different reasons than children. Approaches to clinical supervision which view the supervisee as an adult with adult proclivities to learn are needed to more appropriately align supervision theory and practice with the reality of adult supervisees in terms of learning processes and motivation for learning. This talk will describe six assumptions which differentiate adult and younger learners and describe an adult-oriented approach to clinical supervision which may be used to guide students' continued development in the clinical learning process. The concepts covered will likely be of interest to a wide variety of fields which routinely supervise students for their professional training.
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Language impairment (LI) exists when children demonstrate extraordinary difficulty in acquiring language in the absence of cognitive, neurological, hearing, or structural deficits. Conventional wisdom among early childhood professionals has been to discourage dual language use for bilingual children who also show LI. The assumption has been that learning two languages will be too confusing for the child and potentially lead to greater impairment. This talk will address aspects of grammatical morphology known to be challenging for Spanish/English speakers in the early and later elementary grades. Outcomes will be discussed in relation to the proposed added difficulties associated with bilingualism.


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Any understanding of Robertson Davies' literary achievement must begin with an acknowledgment of the significance of his nationality to his art. Canada plays a vitally important role in Davies' fiction. His complicated, even contradictory attitude of pride in his country and concern over its provincialism are significant and persistent threads that bring many of his novels together. Early twentieth century life in small-town Ontario is seldom idealized in Davies' novels; instead, he scrupulously depicts it as difficult and insular. The squabbling and petty insecurities of the members of the Salterton Little Theatre are presented for comic effect in Tempest-Tost, but Davies, who had real-life experience working with such groups and in promoting the arts in places such as the fictional Salterton, would certainly have disdained such pretensions.
Provincial attitudes reign in Davies' fictional small towns, along with rumor and gossip, and the protagonists who hail from these places seem eager to leave their limited worlds behind and reluctant to return. In terms of religion, interdenominational distrust and rivalry are recurring themes. When protagonists do return to visit their hometowns, the visits are frequently brief and uncomfortable, as when Dunstan Ramsay returns from the Great War in Fifth Business. However, Davies is fair; he willingly showcases the best things small towns have to offer, neighborly charity chief among them....
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Philosophy tourThis guided walk is carried out in the spirit of the famous Norwegian philosopher Arne Næss, with an ecological philosophy, based on everything being one, and on Arne Næss famous quote "If nature dies, humans will die with it". The group will stop to discuss details in nature and do meditation at suitable places.
Departure: 10:00 from Geilo Tourist InformationDuration of hike: Four hoursPrice: NOK 350 (transportation from the hotel is not included)Transportation from Geilo hotels to where the hike starts: NOK 150 (you can avoid this by driving your own car)
The family tourLooking for Huldra, who is a character from a famous Norwegian fairytale.Departure: 10:00 from Geilo Tourist InformationDuration of hike: Three hours.Price: NOK 300 (children from 12 to 16 years NOK 150) (transportation from the hotel is not included)Transportation from Geilo hotels to where the hike starts: NOK 150 (you can avoid this by driving your own car)
Take the train from Oslo or Bergen. You will find the base camp at Geilo/Dagali, where all the guided trips into the Hardangervidda National Park start.
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Year: 1987
New wave European folk for batcave/dark cabaret fans? I really don't know how to describe this. So much going on here, you'll just have to hear it for yourself.
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Flip-flop fans: Hard, cold facts about your favorite hot weather footwear
It's easy to understand why we all love flip-flops: They're cute and comfy, keep your feet cool in warm weather, and are great for showing off that fab pedicure you just got. But no matter how much you adore your flip-flops, they shouldn't be all-occasion footwear. Sometimes, they can lead to sore feet or even severe injury.
"Flip-flops are hugely popular, but it's important to remember they're not appropriate for everyday wear or for all occasions," says Dr. Matthew Garoufalis, a podiatrist and president of the American Podiatric Medical Association. "Every spring and summer, podiatric offices see an influx of patients with injuries and ailments directly related to wearing flip-flops at the wrong time or wearing the wrong flip-flops altogether."
The secret to safely enjoying flip-flops through summer is two-fold, Garoufalis says. First, find the right style, and second, know when to wear flip-flops and when to wear something else.
How to choose flip-flops
Some styles of flip-flops may cause blistering and pain, and increase your risk of injury in certain situations. It is possible to find a better flip-flop. The APMA offers some tips:
• Look for high-quality, soft leather, which will minimize the risk of blisters and other skin irritations. Vinyl or rubber styles are more likely to rub your foot the wrong way. Check out the APMA website for footwear products that have earned the organization's Seal of Acceptance. The seal indicates that a team of APMA podiatrists have evaluated the product to ensure it promotes normal foot function and health.
• Choose a flip-flop with soles that bend at the ball of the foot. If you can bend the sole completely in half or wring it like a wet rag, the sole will not provide proper support.
• The thong part of the flip-flop should fit comfortably, neither too loose nor too snug. Straps that are too tight could rub and cause blisters. Too loose straps may result in you losing the shoe at a critical moment - resulting in injury. Consider a flip-flop with extra padding on the part of the strap that fits between your toes.
• Your foot should fit perfectly on the sole. Your heel should not hang off the back, nor your toes off the front.
• Dispose of worn flip-flips, no matter how much you loved them last year. Old shoes lose their ability to support and protect your feet, and it's easy to find a new pair to replace old ones.
• Still not sure which flip-flop is the right choice? Start with APMA Seal Accepted pairs at APMA.org/Seal.
When to wear flip-flops
A shoe style that was once relegated to beach or poolside is now considered acceptable in a variety of settings. It's not uncommon to see people wearing flip-flops to the mall or grocery store, when they're out for a stroll, or even in the office. Flip-flops have even made inroads into the bridal scene, with some comfort-minded brides wearing them for their weddings and receptions.
Deciding whether wearing flip-flops is socially appropriate for the occasion is up to you, but there are some times when you should not wear them for safety reasons.
• When doing yard work - such as mowing the lawn or working in the garden - it's best to wear shoes that cover and protect your entire foot. Flip-flops don't offer sufficient support or protection.
• For long walks, opt for a good walking shoe. Even the sturdiest styles of flip-flops don't offer sufficient arch support and shock absorption for extended walking.
• Playing sports calls for the right footwear. Choose a shoe that is designed for the sport you're playing. Flip-flops don't offer adequate support or protection for hard play and may come off your foot at a crucial moment. They might lose you the game at best, and leave you with a foot or ankle injury at worst.
Finally, put away your flip-flops when the weather is bad. "This one may seem obvious," Garoufalis says, "but some people continue to wear their flip-flops even when the temperature drops, rain falls, or snow is on the ground. Wearing flip-flops in bad weather puts you at risk of injury if your foot slips out of a wet shoe or even frostbite if temperatures fall too low."
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I really hope y'all enjoy it. We make this recipe pretty often. It is budget friendly and time friendly. Nothing fancy but I really enjoy slow cooker meals. Some folks like a thicker gravy so you could certainly take out the pork chops (wrap them in foil) and pour the gravy into a pot on medium heat. Whisk in a little Wondra flour and continually whisk until it comes to a low boil and begins to thicken. Thanks so much for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the follow my fiddlin'/Facebookin' friend! Great recipes and great explanations! I used to do LOTS of cooking blog posts and I need to revive that. I just applied to be a contributor to "GeekMom.com" where posts like my Moon Sand Mayhem and Pixo-Monium posts would fit well. Enjoy blogging, it's fun and what's MORE fun is when you go back after several years and it's like a trip down memory lane. I started my blog around New Year's 2008.
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Hi Ashley, I do put in the list of ingredients to use low sodium cream of chicken and I also have in the notes at the bottom that you may want to use low sodium chicken broth as well. My husband prefers the full sodium options but I prefer low sodium options. I realize everyone's sensitivity to salt is different.
So sorry this one didn't turn out good for you!
Was looking in the freezer wondering what to have for dinner...saw a package of pork chops and immediately thought of your recipe. They are in the slow cooker now.
I can't begin to tell you how many of your recipes we have tried and continue to make. Thanks!
I usually stay away from pork chops because I never know how to cook them, so I was a little scared of this recipe. It just so happened that I had 4 beautifully thick-cut pork chops in my freezer. I decided what have I got to lose? This recipe was awesome! The pork chops were tender and the gravy was so yummy. My only regret was that we ran out of dinner rolls :(
I used cream of mushroom soup and ran my onion soup mix through the food processor (as my 6 yr old wouldn't eat if she detected onion pieces).
Definite keeper! Tonight for dinner I'm trying your mac n cheese recipe.
I am so, so happy to hear you like this one! The pork these days is so lean that I know exactly what you mean when you say you get scared of cooking them. It can get dry very easily! (And I also know what you mean about those picky 6 years olds...lol) Good thinking on blending the onion soup mix! Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know how it turned out for you! Hope you like that Mac N Cheese recipe too! :)
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is tasty and easy. I made it with reduced sodium everything and it was still salty enough for a salt lover like me. Although reduced sodium products have less salt, they are Definately not salt free. Also, I trimmed most of the fat from the thick cut, bone in pork chops. I did not brown them first but did season them generously with garlic powder, salt free lemon zest and tons of cracked black pepper. I followed the instructions to a "T". The only difference is I put the whole pot in the fridge until the next day. I pulled about 3/4inch of pure fat off the top. Then I pulled out the chops, removed the bones and cut them into chunky pieces and returned to the pot. I then added one more can of low salt cream soup, a Tbs of worchestershire sauce and put it on high until hot. It was rich and creamy. I served it over large shells as that is what I had. I highly recommend chilling overnight first to remove all the fat and none of the flavor. One more can of soup thickens the gravy nicely.
ReplyDeletemade this for supper tonight. DELICIOUS! I wasn't sure because when I peeked (I can't help it!) at 4pm, the chops were not tender and looked gross. But by 6pm they were absolutely amazing! I boiled up the gravy and made it a little thicker--it was delicious. I'm thankful there are leftovers for lunch later this week. THIS IS A KEEPER! Thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeletetrying this one tomorrow night! I just recently found your blog and I have totally fallen in LOVE! I am a working mother of 2 boys, 7 & 10 and a 12 yr old daughter. All three play sports and I am not a great planner. I wanted to take a minute just to say THANK YOU! I have been on a Country Cook Challenge this week. I used ziplist to get 5 nights worth of ingredients to make the recipes I chose from your blog. The kids are loving it because it's something brand new each night. I go around about halfway through the meal and ask for either a thumbs up or thumbs down. You should be proud to know I have only received THUMBS UP from EVERYONE in the family! I really wanted you to know how much you have helped me AND brought some excitement back to the dinner table. Thanks again for keeping us out of the drive thru! KTT
ReplyDeleteKerri - that just warms my heart so much to hear!! I completely understand the challenges of being a working Momma and when you have older kids who are involved in extracurricular activities in can be so hard to even schedule supper! I am so happy you have found so workable recipes here & that your family loves them! Thank you for taking a few minutes out of your day to let me know! (hugs)
ReplyDeleteTrying this tonight. It looks like a comfort-food meal I can really go for! Will make the mashed potatoes, as we are really gravy lovers, but will also probably make your mac and cheese, too, as one of my granddaughters doesn't like mashed potatoes! (I think she is an alien from another planet. Whoever heard of such a thing?)Glazed carrots, rolls (to sop up more of the gravy!) Still thinking about dessert. Love your blog and your recipes!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this. However I had to improvise. I didn't have the soup mix or pork gravy. I sprinkled my pork chops with garlic powder and onion powder and a little Italian seasoning. Mixed a can of cream of celery soup, packet of brown gravy and 1&1/2.cups chicken broth. High in crock pot for 4 hours. I couldn't Finnish dinner right away so I shut off the crockpot and let then sit. Wow! ! My daughter is in heaven.thank you for the inspiration
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Waitstaff was very helpful. We were a bit disappointed because we'd read an article about the restaurant with a picture of their crab cakes. They had just been discontinued. We did have the crab toast, which was very good.
Some of the best food we have eaten and so happy to have found it in this neighborhood.
The starters menu has expanded significantly, and the new crab toast is fantastic. A great mix of flavors, with plenty of crab, and just a hint of a hot kick. Just a trace of ghost pepper in the sauce. apparently. Desserts fantastic as always, and never a feeling of being rushed. If you haven't had the brown butter pudding, you need to try it.
We chose joan's strictly from others reviews. We had a fantastic dinner, perfect night on the patio and the food was absolutely delicious with fantastic service. Highly recommended and we'll definitely return again soon.
We really like this cozy little place. My calimari starter was excellent, served in a spicy ginger sauce on a toasted bulgar (?) risotto. The bay scallops were tasty, but nothing special. Maybe corn is not the best complement to scallops. The Salmon special was very good. The Chicken also got a good review - but it's a lot of food on the plate. Definitely will go again, even thought the waiter whisked plates away too quickly before we had all finished eating.
If anyone wondered while sitting at Morton's how much of the bill was for food, and how much for clubby wood panels, Joan's helps answer the question for you. Joan's should be a winning formula for Saint Paul. We are there at 9:30 on a Thursday night and everyone inside was having a wonderful time, the kind that is fueled by good food, good friends, top-notch service, and perhaps one more glass of wine than you'll wish you had had when you go to work on Friday morning. The energy of the people inside was notable at the tables and at the bar, despite the small size of the place. So it helped me understand why I had heard so many good things about Joan's, even though my dining companion would like one solid vegetarian main option.
This was our first time at Joan's. The food was excellent, and the service was fantastic. They made us feel like the center of attention. We will be going again as this was a great dining experience.
My spouse and I celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary at Joan's in the Park a few nights ago. This was our 2nd visit to Joan's. The meal was fantastic, from the darling little loaf of warm freshly baked bread to the buttery filet mignon to the perfect slice of Key Lime tart. The service was excellent and personal! Joan's in the Park is one very special restaurant.
Very good food; wonderful service. Only negative: very noisy! Difficult to have a conversation!
The salmon "spread" appetizer special was wonderful! The roasted cider brined chicken is almost a religious experience..... And then the brown butter pudding is a must no matter how full you are ;) We love our neighborhood gem!
Warm and friendly people who make you feel at home, serve you phenomenal food, and know just what to suggest from their wine list to complement your meal--what more could you want? There were a lot of new appetizers on the menu, so we decided to make a meal out of those and the lobster salad, all of which were delicious. Stand-outs were the shrimp and corn cakes, the little lamb chops with delicious dipping sauce, and the beets--I would love to know their technique for getting them so sweet.
This was the second time I have been to Joan's in the Park. The first was about a year ago and it was excellent then as well. My boyfriend wanted to come back to celebrate his birthday since the rib eye is the best he has had in the Twin Cities. The restaurant is small but they accommodated our group of 5 with no problems. Service is excellent, we had both the host and our waiter stopping by to check on us as well as a visit to our table from the chef. The sweet potato side dish was so good - melt in your mouth good. I had the filet mignon which was done as I asked - medium rare. If you are looking for a special place to go for an intimate dinner - Joan's in the Park is your choice! Great atmosphere, great food and great service.
We shared a couple of appetizers and a salad before sharing the main course so we could have as many flavors as possible. Fresh local ingredients and creative preparation. Also, the wine special was a vintage Italian at a great price. We'll be back.
My husband and I had a rare date night to go to a restaurant and a movie and we tried Joan's. We were not disappointed. The food, while different enough, was not at all "too precious" like some other places that try too hard. Everything we ordered was delicious, especially the lobster salad. The place is very small, so noise is a bit of an issue, but we were still able to hear each other without shouting. They have a decent wine and beer list, and some wine-based cocktails that were actually pretty good. Our server was EXCELLENT. can't say enough. wish we took his name down.
Excellent wine list supplements a menu that will surprise and delight. We had the crab toasts appetizer (delicious), split the lobster avocado salad (wow!), a rib eye done just right and seasoned nicely and the pork tenderloin done to perfection. And as we were celebrating a birthday they brought a verona chocolate cupcake with a candle in it> They took our picture with their camera and had a copy made and inserted into a happy birthday card to go. Very nice touch. Also got to talk with the chef who was out on the dining room floor frequently bringing out her clever creations and visiting with the diners. We'll be back for sure.
This restaurant is truly a gem. A group of us were celebrating a friend's birthday and everything was perfect!! From the server, the food, to the owner and the chef sharing her recipe for the delicious radishes it was a truly memorable event. Definitely will be back again and again!!!
Celebrated my father's birthday with family and we felt like we were home because of how the family of joan's in the Park takes care of you. From the moment you enter, you are welcomed and you feel at home. The food is stellar - steak tar tar, sweet potatoes, radishes, rib-eye steak, salads, fish special, pork, and of course the desserts! Thank you for making our birthday celebration one to remember and for taking such good care of us!
Thank you for the time with friends to converse and enjoy one another after not seeing one another for a year. I found you on Open Table and Joan's was recognized as a "neighborhood place" and was highly recommended. We had a wonderful server who approached the table and yet recognized we wanted to talk. He did a very nice job. Comfortable and well paced....did not feel rushed. The 3 of us had the filet mignon and it was very good---interesting rub on the steaks. Yes, we will be back. thank you.
Joan's is a wonderful neighborhood restaurant. Consistently great food, wine and service. I recommend it highly.
It was the clean plate club for our group of 6. The food was outstanding. Straight forward, great flavors. Service was outstanding. We will be back!
My husband took me here for my birthday dinner. The staff at Joan's went out of there way to ensure we had a perfect dinner. They had the table set up with 'Happy Birthday' metallic party pieces, and greeted me with 'Happy Birthday' on arrival. We have been to Joan's before and always find the food amazing -- the food this time was also perfect, perfect flavors and perfect execution. The wine selection was also good. We live in San Francisco now and make it back to St. Paul only a few times a year. Joan's is a 'must stop' on our visits. There food and service is as good or better than the best of the San Francisco restaurants. A true gem of a restaurant.
Joan's is a wonderful spot for a great night of good food and wine with friends. I highly recommend it. I find the best time to visit Joan's in during the week. Weekends can be very noisy and hard to hear your table mates. We have solved this problem in the summer by requesting an outdoor seating and noise issue is gone!
First time there--I/we will be back again very soon. Oh sooooo good! A gem!
Gotta love a great neighborhood spot that gives you great food, great service and wonderful ambiance a short walk from home. And an easy place to find for those of you that aren't as close. Not many seats - but don't miss out on the ones that are available - a great night out.
Great food - great staff. Perfect!!! Everyone on staff helps every table And they are all very friendly and monos their product.
Dinner at Joan's in the Park was such an enjoyable experience. The food and service were excellent. Love the variety in the menu - we will be back.
Joan's in the Park continues to be the most elegant and charming restaurant in the Twin Cities. The food and service are unforgettable, and you will want to return once you have experienced it! Everyone has a great time at Joan's, and the ambiance reflects that. This is a perfect place to dine on a cold winter night, or any time of year for that matter! You will remember the food and the wonderful people who make it all happen!
Food and service were terrific! Only downside was noise level, which was very high. Probably can't be helped in such a small space. Food selection, preparation and portions were all good. appetizers (crab and corn dumpling and toasted shrimp points) were delicious. I'd go back in a minute, especially if I could find a time when it MIGHT be a bit quieter.
We felt welcomed from the moment we stepped in the door. The server's suggestions were right on. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening and will return to this small, charming spot.
Hearing about this restaurant from a relative we decided to give it a try. Made reservations well in advance for Halloween thinking we may have problems getting a table. From the moment we walked in we had the feeling this would be a good experience and we were right. Our table was ready and a friendly staff prepared us for a wonderful evening. The wine list was a surprise being as varied and full of great choices. Both the Maître D & our waiter went above and beyond making our evening special. Joan's in the Park is our new favorite place. We can't wait to return with friends next time.
It was our mothers 87th birthday and we celebrated at Joan's in the Park. The food was excellent and the staff was superb. The entire experience made my mother feel very special on her day. We will certainly return!
This restaurant was recommended to us by a friend and my husband and I decided to visit for my birthday. The place is small and cozy. The staff give a very welcoming feel and the food was AWESOME! Extra nice when the chef brings it out to your table. Nice touch! The owners are sweet and add a personal touch to the entire experience! Thank you!
On the recommendation of a friend, we dined at Joan's in the Park. What a surprise! The menu was small but had something for everyone in our party, and everything we ordered was outstanding. The waiter was very helpful but not intrusive. A thoroughly enjoyable evening and we will definitely be going back.
Joan's has become my favorite neighborhood restaurant. The food is delicious , the environment is intimate and the service is very personal. It always feels good - and spcial - to be there.
Another Date Night escape results in a wonderful, romantic dining experience at our neighborhood hot spot! We love the warm welcome from Joan and the special treatment from Dan, Susan and the entire staff. The crab toasts remain one of my favorite appetizers of all time and my steak was cooked to perfection. My wife's scallops were deftly seared and flavorful. Wines matched to dinner selections were thoughtfully selected. A fantastic evening, soon to be repeated (again and again and again...)
Food was fantastic. Went to celebrate a friends birthday, they made it very special. Service was just right. Noise level was a little loud.
We had a fantastic time! Great food, and exceptional service! We will return again?
The previous reviews were exactly right. The meal, ambiance, and service were all top notch. I look forward to eating there in the future.
We chose Joans in the Park for our 13th anniversary based on reviews we read. We now rate it as in the top 3- 5 restaurants each of us has eaten at in our lives! The decor is warm and intimate, yet done so the very small setting feels open and light. Food that stood out as best in class were the cold lobster salad, and filet with an incredible sauce. They are exceptional at harmonizing layered flavors and serving every element at exactly the optimal temperature, even in the same dish-e.g.hot, non-rubbery, cooked through shrimp in a cool, flavorful sauce. The service is genuinely considerate, upbeat,, and unobtrusive. We will happily make this two hour drive, one-way, from our home for an unforgettably positive experience.
Wonderful service after Open Table not securing our right reservation time
My husband and my birthday are one day after the other so we celebrate both on the same day. This was a perfect place to celebrate our 60th birthday. Intimate and cozy. We got there early so it was quiet. The food was outstanding. We of course had to try the signature carmelized radishes and brown butter pudding. The scallops were perfectly cooked and the steak was fabulous. I would eat here again in a heartbeat. The value is excellent compared to other fine dining establishments .
My husband and I had dinner at Joan's last night. From the moment we walked in the door we received a warm welcome and the service throughout dinner was exceptional. Our server was attentive and if either the host or other server walked by our table and our glass was close to being empty they happily refilled or delivered a new beverage. The menu is small but don't let that fool you, everything is delicious and different from most other restaurants. I highly suggest the beef carpaccio, beet slaw, crab salad which has huge pieces of crab, scallops, and Red snapper. I truly don't think you can go wrong. Suggestions: Make a reservation & go when you have time to enjoy dinner, usually around 2 hours.
I finally found a restaurant that lives up to the saying. You will not be disappointed. The staff is beyond excellent, the food superb and everything about the place is perfect....give it a try......
Joan's is a small place but should not be overlooked. The setting is intimate, the service is very professional and friendly, the food is excellent. I had seen reports that the noise level could be 'energetic' but when we came on a Sunday evening when the place was not entirely full, it was very easy to carry on a quiet conversation. The menu choices are not as extensive as at some places but every dish we picked was very well done. Some very interesting, creative touches.
Short and sweet. We took mom out to celebrate an Anniversary at our new favorite place and experienced the same great food and service as the first time. Very friendly place. We'll be back!
We celebrated a special occasion by having dinner for six at Joans in the Park. The dinner could not have been nicer. The food was fantastic and I can wholeheartedly recommend the crab toast as an appetizer. I had the filet mignon which was one of the best steaks I've ever had. Others in our party had the scallops which they thoroughly enjoyed. The service was top-notch. Our waiter, Dan, was funny, personable and most importantly provided fantastic service. He recommended a Merlot with our dinner which was an excellent choice. I guarantee that you will enjoy dinner at Jones of the park. I can't say enough good things about Joans and if you are in search for a wonderful and unique dining experience in St. Paul you will not do better.
Six of us enjoyed rib-eye, scallops and salmon along with variety of appetizers and seconds. Quality and attention to ingredients and flavors really stand out. Wine list is balanced. Space is a little tight, but manageable. The service is very attentive. Overall, great experience, and will return!
Delicious meal, attentive and helpful server, hidden treasure.
A small but very interesting menu with wonder daily specials. Food presentation and preparation was fabulous. Service is excellent.
Seeing Joan's In the Park as I drive by nearly on a daily basis, I did not imagine that such a fine dining experience could be in my own neighborhood. The food was excellent, the presentation beautiful and the service impeccable. This is definitely a place for that special occasion.


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