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This was a great experience. At first I was concerned because my ticket said I was parking from 7:30 PM until 11:30 PM, but I had planned on getting there earlier. I called the number on the ticket and the man who answered told me that I paid for 12 hours and that I could come early. When I got there the attendant (who was super nice) asked me if I was the one who called. What a nice departure from the anonymous treatment I usually get. I will use them again and highly recommend. Safe little garage tucked away on the side street - very satisfied - especially for the price!!!
The website says entrance on West End Ave, but entrance is on 63 St. Very easy and a quick walk to Lincoln Center. Great price for garage parking!! Would use again.
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Our experience was excellent. We purchased a coupon online, went to the garage where our car was taken by a nice, polite attendant who scanned our coupon from my cellphone, and we left. When we returned, we gave him the stub identifying our car and he brought it to us within a couple of minutes. We particularly liked that all the cars were on one floor (at least ours was that night) so there was no extended waiting for it to be brought down. One suggestion. The address is 80 West End Avenue, but the actual entrance is on the cross street before the block with No.80. There is no sign indicating that, so we had to spend time trying to locate the entrance. Some indication on the website and on West End Avenue would be very helpful.
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Two significant pieces of news this week.
First, on Sunday Google announced the purchase of Blogger or more exactly perhaps, the software behind Blogger. (Google Buys Web Publishing Tool, http://www.bizreport.com/article.php?art_id=4162 )
Second, newsletter ASP, Imakenews.com announced a new product, DirectBlogT to help corporations run business blogs, or b-blogs (Business Wakes up to Blogging, http://www.technologymarketing.com/mc/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1818186
It looks like we are going to hear a lot more about blogs and particularly b-blogs in the next year.
I first came across Blogger about 2 years ago when the Guardian did a two-page spread. I had a look but to tell you the truth, I thought they were a bit weird and moved on to other things that were likely to make me some money.
Then just before Christmas, Kathleen Goodwin suggested in her Clickz column that blogs were one of the things to keep an eye on in 2003. She then followed up with a couple of articles on b-blogs. (B-Blogs Cause a Stir, http://www.clickz.com/em_mkt/enl_strat/article.php/1579091 )
I remember wondering at the time why she was giving so much space to b-blogs. When you realise that Kathleen is CEO of IMakeNews, it all falls into place. A nice bit of sowing the seeds.
Anyway, Kathleen's musings put blogs on my radar and I bought a copy of Rebecca Blood's "The Weblog Handbook" to learn a bit more ( a good but basic introduction).
Then while researching the Linking Matters Report, http://www.linkingmatters.com (another shameless link), I discovered that "Google loves Blogs" because (i) they include loads of links and (ii) they're kept constantly fresh. Well, it now looks as if that love has been requited!
I've now come across come interesting blogs on e-marketing:
http://www.tomalak.orgMy searching then took me to http://www.blogs4business.com from John Lawler who is very proud of the fact that he now comes up in position 1, 2 or 3 for "Blog Consultant" on Google.
I enthusiastically scanned his site to learn what a blog consultant was and why they might be important but emerged none the wiser. However, John does promise a forthcoming article, "33 Ways Blogs Can Benefit Your Business". I wait with baited breath.
Finally, here's the rub.
Blogs are probably going to be important in the year ahead and we all need to know more about them. If you have any experiences, case studies or articles, please share them with the community. For my part, Blogs are definitely on my radar and I'll pull together my thoughts and publish them in the near future.
Could we then put together an exciting job definition for a 'Blog Consultant' – it could be an opportunity for us all!
Doesn't the name 'DirectBlogT' just trip off the tongue. -
Most remiss of me not to mention Mike Butcher's excellent Mbites, http://www.mbites.com
After all, The Guardian did! (Monday Feb 17th)
Hi Ken
Yes, I too am very interested in the growing phenomenon that is Blogs. The Google deal will only serve to heighten their profile. Funnily enough, the last person I talked to about blogging in any detail was Meg Hourihan (http://www.megnut.com/) one of the founders of Pyra Labs - I'm trying to remember if she said she still had equity in the company or not ;)
Why am I interested in blogs?
1. Search engine referrals
Blogs are often very popular, their content is up to date, the way the information architecture usually works is very suitable to indexing (big long pages of text, no frames etc), they usually inter-link with each other...All of which is to say that they are a potential gold mine of valuable links. Also, as they are run by individuals, it is much easier to get quick decisions made. I'm certainly keen to get good blogs linking in to e-consultancy. Mike Butcher's excellent Mbites, http://www.mbites.com, which you mention, already does, but then he is the editor of our newsletter.
2. Ideal platform for certain sites
I've been involved with web development one way or another for over 8 years now and, more recently, have been paricularly involved with content management and ways to optimise the performance of a site, whether through increased direct or indirect returns, or, as is the vogue at the moment, cost savings. Cost savings through various ways - marketing efficiencies, process streamlining and so on, but also site development and maintenance costs.Given that companies are now becoming more realistic in their web ambitions, as it is clearer what the likely returns will be, they are also (in my experience) slightly more willing to compromise. Not in a bad way but, for example, people understand the benefits of a template-based design for efficient content management and are more prepared to sacrifice elements of their highly-stylised design to get that.
Blogs provide a publishing platfrom that isn't *that* flexible in terms of design but it is cost effective and it works. It is eminently 'fit for purpose'. So I would certainly expect to see blog publishing tools used as 'content management systems' and web publishing platforms in a business context. And why not?
3. High value, niche content
We're soon to launch our paid subscription service on e-consultancy. To compete, and offer something truly valuable and different, we have sourced content from places where the big guys like Factica would never go and which the trade publishers like Centaur and Haymarket would not consider as they rely on their own (more news-focused) content.Blogs is an area we are actively pursuing because there is some really great, high value, niche content out there which we feel would be made all the more valuable if brought together in one place. Yes, it is free to access if you knew where to find it and could be bothered to trawl around all the individual sites.
The nice things about Blogs from a content syndication and licensing point of view:
- the content is almost always simply structured text in XML , great for importing
- the intellectual property is owned by one person (though gets more complicated when they use excerpts from others...)
- because most, if not all, the content is 'one way', i.e. comes from one individual, the quality is consistent
- it regularly updates
- it can be inexpensive as the individual blogger is doing it all for the love it anyway so any fees are welcomeOn the back of the above, I have 2 questions:
- do you think there is value in aggregating the best e-business blogs into 1 data source for searching etc?
- who should we be talking to (we've got some in mind but feedback welcome)?Ashley
So what is a ________ (insert area of specialty here) Consultant? (and can I be one?)
Does it matter if you are an email marketing consultant, a banner consultant or a business-blog consultant? Any consultant must provide knowledge and value to clients in their area of expertise.
In my case, I am a business-blog consultant because I have devoted most of my waking hours over the last 6 months to researching what has been happening in the blog space, kicking the tires on most of the software on the market, testing my business theories and developing a model for business-blog success. Then I put my money where my thinking was...and launched nine blogs with daily postings and watched to see if Google noticed...and it did. I now have top page ranking on dozens of keywords that matter to my business and these top rankings extend to several other engines beyond Google. I now have something of value to sell to clients.
Yes, my note on my blogs that I have been ranking 1,2 or 3 for "blog consultant" on Google is a little chest-beating. I'm happy that the research, thinking and experimentation are showing consistent results.
I'm happy that I have proof of what is currently working for business-blogs and happy that I am now attracting clients who are reading about in the NY Times and other major media about this new thing called "blog."
Thank you Ken. I needed your posting to take a few minutes to express my attitude of gratitude that I made a good choice in focusing on blogs...lord knows I have barked up several wrong Internet trees these past few years!
P.S. I am US based and always looking for mutually beneficial and profitable relationships in other markets.
Hi John,
Thanks for the reply to my somewhat tongue-in-cheek posting. I'm very sorry for the gentle ribbing. I should have known better!
You are absolutely right - experimentation and hard work are what are required to make anything work in consultancy. And once you gain knowledge, sharing it with others is the best way to attract both business and additional knowledge.
So well done and thanks for the input. Business Blogs are clearly going to be important and I look forward to hearing from you in the future.
Just to add my two pence worth....
Firstly, thanks for the kind comments about http://www.mbites.com, those of you who mentioned it.
Secondly, (plug alert!) if you are interested in finding out how mbites could help your business, take a look at http://www.mbites.co.uk/staticpages/index.php?page=20021113150358105
Thirdly, yes, there is a good case for blogs becoming integral to how businesses market themselves, conduct internal communications and so on. Because of simple RSS syndication, because they have very low overheads, and because they are an 'inch wide and a mile deep' blogs have the potential to be very powerful.
However, I would equally argue that email newsletters still have a lot of currency because they emphasise the ownership of the audience. You can have a high-traffic blog, but if you own no information on them, like an email address, you are at the mercy of the next competitor to come along.
Lastly, as a journalist with several years experience I'd argue - as you'd expect - that sifting and commenting on information still needs that professional touch. That doesn't matter if the professionalism arises through lots of practice, (as we know many amateur bloggers have become extremely good and often beat the professional 'writers'), or in a more formal environment. But professionalism does matter when it comes to issues like fair use of copyright, libel, and good old fashioned writing, editing and analysis.
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Who is 2/2 with 2 division losses? Humm.
My sliding mock: (mid round pick)
1-Cyril Richardson G Baylor / CJ Mosely LB Bama
2-Shane Skov LB Stanford / Travis Swanson C Ark
3-Louchiez Purifoy CB Florida / Brandon Coleman WR Rutgers
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Sly..........your Boys were a National Embarassment last night
looked like the Keystone Cops
Cowboys are a joke. Romo is the most overrated QB in the league. Cowgirls were embarrassed on national tv. I wonder If Romo cried in the shower again after that abomination of a game?
Oh my don't I feel embarrassed. You people are too good at this. I bow to your superior wit.
I didn't start this thread to start a flame war. But some of you butt hurt G fans can't read between the lines....or the actual lines for that matter. I'll keep that in mind in the future.
May the better team take the east and good luck and good health to you and your team.
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AJ's Royal Canal Life Posted by AJ Vosse
Well done Vossie, and I hope your back doesn't hurt too much. You were of course asking people along the way if they were missing a kitten, wern't you ? BTW your site is a credit to you and I often refer people. Work the route out - Shannon Harbour for Christmas could be nice ! Go on, just do it. Joe.
Thanks to all for the good wishes and kind words... I've eventually managed to get the Abbeyshrule to Lock 40 post prepared and published... a bit of weekend reading for you... should you so care? [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com] Thanks again, cheers for now, Vossie aka AJ Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 22/10/2011 09:42 by AJ Vosse.
Very enjoyable again. There is something about your above photo titles that reminds me of Rupert Bear stories. I keep expecting to see a rhyming couplet beneath them ! Don't quite get the reference to Skew Country Estate ?? Paul Mc Cann On 22 October 2011 09:42, IWAI forum AJ Vosse > Posted at: [www.iwai.ie] > AJ Vosse wrote: > > Thanks to all for the good wishes and kind words... > > I've eventually managed to get the Abbeyshrule to Lock 40 post prepared and > published... a bit of weekend reading for you... should you so care? ;-) > > [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com] > > Thanks again, cheers for now, > Vossie aka AJ >
Hi All, The saga is nearing completion... I've posted the section between Lock 40 and the Lyneed Bridge over on the blog today... again a bit of weekend horror reading I hope you have fun and a great long weekend! Cheers for now, Vossie aka AJ [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com]
After all the ditty's were said and the new posts read After the sailors were fed and the kids put to bed... Aaaah... I'm no good at the poetry bit... What I'm good at is getting confused keeping the candle at both ends lit as long as I'm trying to stay amused Off to the harbour to see what the long level's level could be now it's the place for you and me cos the Rambler's again been set free So, I walked to the Shannon Well... that's what I thought confused, mind like a melon just as well the camera I brought! On to 46 at Cloondra at the other end of the canal Richmond is oh so far Or... is that Enfield I know so well? Sorrrrryyy all... Mick's ditty-ing has got a hold of me! This was the sight that met me at Enfield Harbour this afternoon... maybe now you understand my total confusion... and mirth... I promise to update the blog with the last section of the walk to Richmond by midweek... next week, that is! Until then... why don't you go and have a look-see at some of my other posts... Enfield Harbour has featured quite heavily as of late... Cheers for now, AJ aka Vossie
Hi All, I've eventually managed to get the final post of the walk to Richmond Harbour completed... at long last! The blog software has changed slightly so the gallery displays differently... I hope you enjoy the post... Thanks again for all your support, AJ aka Vossie [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com] PS - Do scroll further down as well... there's quite a few additional Royal Canal related posts to be seen... Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 16/11/2011 06:56 by AJ Vosse.
Hi PJ I'm an exile from Navan currently ag cur fúm sa Gaeltacht, sa Rinn, and I used to do a lovely walk out the ramparts and then back in the railway when I was younger. I could never figure out how to walk beyond Broadboyne Bridge though, and because the canal criss-crossed the Boyne between there and Slane I always assumed the towpath wasn't continuous. Is there a walk (re)opened now, or is that stretch still out of bounds ? Cathal Reilly
Cathal,I picked up a book lately called Towpath Tours by John Dunne c2005. I'm sure you'd find a copy if you tried. According to him ,you stay on the south side of the river.Access down by the old mills and into Beauparc Estate. Keep to the path by the river and you should be ok. I haven't tried it yet. I'll probaly wait until Spring. Tá súl agam to bhfuil saol brea agat sa Rinn. Ni raibh mé ann le fada. Slán, PJ
Good man Vossie. An excellent reminder that IWAI is'nt just a "boaters" club. (I do hope you are a member, BTW). All one needs is a love of being out and about and getting something from that "babbling brook" that says or does something for YOU. I'd lay money (if I had any) that more people derived pleasure from our various waterways this year from non boaty means than from boats....!! M(W&W)F Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 18/11/2011 02:07 by Mick Farrell.
Hi All, Santi arrived in Kilcock last night. So, what's special about that? Santi arrives all over the world at this time of the year. Well, pray tell... how often is the fellow escorted into town on board a luxury liner? He made quite an entrance... in the capable hands of Blackthorn and her family! The quality of the photos aren't great... as they say in the classics... you gets what you pays! The turnout was fantastic! Thanks to Blackthorn and the Clintons! Chatting with Blackthorn's folk last evening prompted me to again read about her journey from the Shannon to Lock 15... it's a great read so why not go and remind yourself again... [www.iwai.ie] PS - I hope this post goes up... problems with the net! I'll do an edit later... I'll also do a blog post later in the week... [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com] Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 27/11/2011 12:02 by AJ Vosse.
It was a pretty magical experience, and the crowd was huge! Here's a few pictures from onboard on the way down and arriving. Santa and the Garda escort.
Hi All, Thanks to all that have left good messages about my Royal Canal post in the IWN... it is my first ever print article so I'm rather chuffed... For those that aren't fortunate enough to get the magazine... I've placed a copy on the blog as well... Thanks again for all your support, Vossie aka AJ [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com]
Hi All, Can anyone shed some light please? Is Lock 13 on the Royal Canal haunted? I've done a short piece over on the blog today... Cheers for now AJ aka Vossie [ouchmybackhurts.wordpress.com]
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Errol Broome grew up in Perth where she studied Arts at The University of Western Australia and worked as a journalist at the West Australian. She now lives in Melbourne. She is Literary Patron of the Society of Women Writers Victoria, and spends much time keeping her garden alive. An award-winning author, her books for children have been published widely overseas and translated into several languages.
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Tiger Woods might even be jealous of several lucky shots.

Nine students in the P-G-A Golf Management Program at Campbell University in North Carolina all sink a putt - at the same time!

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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Oregon Tech head volleyball coach Jason Corwin announced recently that a pair of players have signed Letters of Intent and will join the Owls beginning this fall. The duo includes Madisen Garlie of May, Idaho (pictured bottom) and Renee Baumann of Weston, Ore. (pictured top).
Garlie, a 6-1 middle blocker competing at Challis High School, was a three-time First-Team All-State and first-team Snake River All-Conference selection. Garlie tallied 1344 kills and 582 blocks at the varsity level, leading her team to four-straight district championships as well as an undefeated season in 2012 that culminated in an Idaho State Championship. The senior led the Lady Vikings to an overall 88-6 record including an undefeated record at home during her high school career.
"Madisen is a proven competitor with a heavy arm and big vertical," said Corwin. "She has a ton of ability that we are excited to see in action as a Hustlin' Owl.
Madisen is the daughter of Todd and Carmen Garlie and plans to major in civil engineering at Oregon Tech this fall.
Baumann, a Weston-McEwen High School graduate, and sister of current Hustlin' Owl libero Marie Baumann, spent two seasons at Walla Walla Community College before transferring to Oregon Tech.
At WMHS Baumann tallied 966 kills, 453 aces and a school-record 1,433 digs in a four-year career, while leading the TigerScots to a 30-2 overall mark and 14-0 league record her senior season. Additionally, Baumann was named the Blue Mountain Conference Player of the Year, First-Team All-State and OSAA 2A Player of the Year after leading WMHS to the 2010 State Championship.
At Walla Walla Community College Baumann helped the Warriors to a 3rd place finish at the 2012 NWAACC Tournament, including a 30-11 overall mark and 11-3 league record this past year. Career totals at WWCC include 404 kills, 860 digs and 46 aces.
"We are excited to have Renee in our program for the next two years," Corwin said. "She has a huge vertical, a very powerful arm and will bring us great quickness on the defensive end."
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Coach Casey Barberis said that the team, which formed the new competitive team at the conclusion of the Tracy Express recreational spring softball season, quickly adapted to tournament play against teams that play year-round.
The Blast by the Bay on Saturday and Sunday, July 7 and 8, was the All Stars' third tournament and the team went 2-1-1 to finish second out of eight teams. Tracy Express started with a 0-0 tie with Livermore Smoke and then beat the Cabrillo Crushers 4-0 on Saturday, and again beat the Crushers 6-0 on Sunday to make it to Sunday's championship game against the Almaden Lightning, which beat Tracy Express 1-0.
"We played a team that has been together for a few years and has a lot of trophies at home to show their success," said team member Mackenzie Barberis. "Although the outcome did not fall our way I am proud of the way the girls played, cheered, and competed at a high level."
The girls previously competed at the 8U Firecracker Tournament, June 30 and July 1 in Benicia, where the team went 5-1 and placed third out of 15 teams. Tracy Express won five games in a row, including an 11-0 win over the Benicia Outlaws, an 8-7 win over Havoc, a 13-2 win over Petaluma Steal Breeze, a 7-0 win over the Rohnert Park Rebels and a 3-1 win over Alameda Blaze, and then a 5-1 loss to the Pleasant Hill Panthers.
The 8U All Stars' first event was the Del Holson Tournament, June 16 and 17 in Benicia, where Tracy Express placed seventh out of eight teams, including a 0-0 tie with the Campbell Crush, and 2-1 loss to the Pleasant Hill Panthers, a 5-0 loss to the Livermore Smoke, and a 1-0 loss to the Livermore Smoke.
Tracy Express players include Barberis, Annaliese Anaya-Morford, Sophia Alejandre, Danica Larwill, Danielle Corell, Janelle Bergmann, Ariana Retuta, Emily Cabral, Katelyn Bridgeman, Makayla Cordeiro, Julia Yanke, Alexis Melo, Kaela Jones and Alaina Pelican. Coaches also include Scott Morford and Jamie Bridgeman.


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The White House today released examples of what the Obama Administration says will happen if $85 billion in automatic budget cuts are allowed to go into effect on March 1, arguing the domestic spending cuts in the "sequester" would "threaten thousands of jobs and the economic security of the middle class."
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Brussels Sprout Hash with Caramelized Shallots and Bacon
Prior to making this recipe, out of pure curiosity, I took an informal poll on Facebook to see where everyone stood on brussels sprouts. I always think of brussels sprouts as a veggie that elicits strong reactions from people one way or the other, and wow did the responses support that theory! I've never had so many people chime in on anything I've posted on Facebook. Perhaps even more surprising? The responses were so overwhelmingly positive - you guys love brussels sprouts!
I don't know why that was such a shock to me. Maybe it's because I spent 90% of my life thinking they were gross :) I only really learned to enjoy them a few years ago, but they've quickly become a favorite. Though I will confess I still find them pretty unappealing when they're raw - something about the odor just puts me off completely...
If you're still on the fence about brussels sprouts or think you don't like them, I highly recommend giving this hash a shot. My go-to method for cooking my sprouts is roasting, but it turns out they're also really good if sautéed too, as they are in this recipe. It probably doesn't hurt that they're sautéed in the fat that's rendered after you crisp up some bacon :) The final component in this dish is caramelized shallots which are glazed with a little sugar and some cider vinegar - the glazes makes them out of this world addictive, especially for an onion lover like me. I actually turned this hash into my lunch for several days, but I also think it would be a fantastic side dish this holiday season!
PS - In case you're a last minute planner like me, I'll be back with a second post later today rounding up some of my favorite Thanksgiving recipes.
Brussels Sprout Hash with Caramelized Shallots and Bacon
adapted from The Galley Gourmet and Bon Appetit, November 2007 (via Epicurious)
3 Tablespoons unsalted butter, divided
1/2 pound shallots, thinly sliced
2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
4 teaspoons granulated sugar
1 Tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
4 slices bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 1/2 pound Brussels sprouts, trimmed and cut into 1/8-inch thick slices
1 cup low-sodium chicken broth
Add 2 tablespoons of the butter to a medium skillet set over medium heat. When it has melted, add the shallot along with a pinch each of kosher salt and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the shallots have softened and are golden, about 10 minutes. Add the vinegar and the sugar to the pan and continue cooking until the shallots are glazed and brown, about 5 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat.
Add the bacon to a large skillet set over medium heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the bacon is crispy. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the bacon to a paper towel-lined plate. Drain the bacon fat from the pan, reserving just 2 tablespoons (leave them in the pan). Add the brussels sprouts and a pinch each of salt and pepper to the reserved bacon fat in the pan and cook, stirring frequently, until they are browned around the edges, about 5-7 minutes. Add the chicken broth and the remaining tablespoon of butter and continue cooking for about 3-4 more minutes, or until most of the liquid has evaporated and the brussels sprouts are tender. Stir in the shallots and bacon. Season to taste with salt and pepper before serving.
12 comments:
- Blog is the New Black said...
I adore Brussels sprouts- just made something very similar for a "fake" thanksgiving this past weekend!
- November 19, 2012 at 6:48 AM
- Nicole@HeatOvenTo350 said...
I'm surprised so many other people on Facebook said they like Brussels sprouts. I'm with you - I thought most people hated them. They are really great if cooked right, and this looks like a perfect way to make them. Plus, bacon? How can you go wrong?
- November 19, 2012 at 10:01 AM
- StephenC said...
I heard a report on All Things Considered just yesterday about how cabbage (read B. sprouts) releases a huge part of its aroma after an initial short cooking period. The secret? Cooked quickly and still retaining a crunch.
- November 19, 2012 at 10:10 AM
- claire @ the realistic nutritionist said...
My favorite favorite veggies EVER!!
- November 19, 2012 at 11:09 AM
I bought my brussels sprouts yesterday. Now I think I will just go back and get some shallots and bacon. I was hoping to find a new delicious looking recipe before thanksgiving!
- November 19, 2012 at 11:30 AM
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I know I'll like this because I make one with almost identical ingredients but it goes a step further by adding cream and eggs. What's hash without eggs! :-) http://www.fransfavs.com/2012/10/poached-eggs-with-creamy-brussels-sprouts-and-bacon/
- November 19, 2012 at 3:22 PM
- Cassie | Bake Your Day said...
These look so perfect! I have been eating Brussels at least once per week. love them!
- November 19, 2012 at 5:10 PM
- Jill said...
I want to like brussels sprouts because I think they're so cute. I've heard that they are good roasted, but this recipe sounds really good too. Bacon makes everything better!
- November 19, 2012 at 9:11 PM
- margot said...
These look fantastic! I bet they would be great with an egg on top.
I saw your apple cupcakes as a Delicious Link on The Kitchn today! - November 20, 2012 at 12:10 AM
add golden raisins at the end. i cooked in a high class b&b and made these. (the Georgia inn of somerset)
- November 20, 2012 at 8:45 AM
- Andrea said...
I love Brussels Sprouts, but I think this is the best I have ever tasted. Just devoured yesterday's left-overs. Thank I you Tracy!
- November 23, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- Carolyn said...
Brussels sprouts are on the "A" list at my house- but that didn't happen until I left home many years ago and finally started cooking them myself (seems to be universal?) Shallots have recently become staples as well. I don't eat meat, but I think I now have a fabulous excuse to make shiitake "bacon" (easily Googled) and then sub in for the regular bacon. Got the sprouts and shallots, just need to procure the shiitakes. Thanks for standing up for the misunderstood sprout!
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