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Lab 16
It is now a common practice for first year medical students to take part in a ceremony honoring the donors of cadavers used in dissection for the teaching of anatomy. The manner of the students' participation is up to them; the reading of poetry, including original poems is not uncommon.
Here is such a poem by Fiona Horgan, reprinted from Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine.
Lab 16
Today's session begins just as those gone by.
As my labmates begin to unfurl the gauze and commence our exploring,
instinctively, but unbeknownst to the others,
I am quick to assume my self-appointed duty of rewrapping,
carefully ensuring that her hands are not exposed.
Is this naïve, knowing that today would come
and I would have to spend my entire afternoon focused on them?
And why, after so many hours with her,
so many delicate procedures,
does looking at her hands still stir unparalleled emotion in me?
"Trace the radial artery . . ."
I only see hands that still possess the pallor of life,
nails bearing the remnants of rose-colored polish.
Did a loved one tenderly paint them?
And did they hold her hands as she faded from this life?
I search for her pulse.
"Divide the transverse carpal ligament . . ."
Isee my grandmother's hands.
Hands that expertly smoothed wrinkled sheets.
Hands that pressed coins to buy sweets into her grandchildren's eager palms.
Hands that wore a symbol of my grandparents' love for 56 years.
I trace the fine lines on her palms.
"Examine the thenar muscles . . ."
I see my mother's hands.
Hands that nurture children when they are sick.
Hands that dance along piano keys.
Hands that feed and clothe the homeless.
I smooth her wrinkled skin.
"Identify the tendons of the superficial and deep digital flexors . . ."
I look at my hands alongside hers.
They are the tool with which I will first touch my future patients.
Each time I lay my hands on those I hope to heal,
I will remember hers.
I reach out and fully grasp her hands.
–Fiona Horgan
(From: The 2008 Anatomy Ceremony: Voices, Letter, Poems
Yale J Biol Med. 2009 March; 82(1): 41–46)
January 31, 2010 4:05 am
How civilised.I bet we don't have that here .I am terrified of doctors having once been married to a nephrologist for ten years. I need to find one who is a poet as well.Do you know any Australian poet/doctors?
Quite honestly until I met you(virtually) it never occured to me that
a doctor could be a poet. I used to know some who played musical instruments quite well but performing requires a different kind of sensitivity to poetry.Poetry is more of understanding, an all seeing eye of the human condition.I wish you were my doctor.Knowing you as a poet gives me confidence in you.


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The Commerce Department is getting a new deputy chief information officer.
Industry and government sources confirm Kirit Amin is heading over to Commerce from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. In addition to being the deputy CIO, Amin will be the chief technology officer.
He is expected to start in his new roles Nov. 19.
Amin joined HUD in February as the chief technology and innovation officer. Before that he was the CIO for the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs for five years, where he left in October 2011 and subsequently came under fire for comments made about the Foreign Service.
As the deputy CIO and CTO at Commerce, Amin will work a variety of activities to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of IT spending, and will lead the strategic management of IT resources throughout the department, helping to ensure that programs make effective and efficient use of IT, according to the job posting from July on USAJobs.gov.
Amin's responsibilities also include:
- Assessing current and emerging technologies, IT service delivery models, including shared services, and IT management best practices.
- Developing strategies, implementation and migration plans aimed at both department enterprisewide and CIO-level IT portfolios.
- Leading the collaborative development of business cases, as well as cost and reimbursement models supporting implementation of multi-organization shared services, infrastructure consolidation initiatives, and migration to emerging IT service delivery models, including cloud computing.
- Serving as a technical strategic advisor on projects requiring high level strategy, alignment, technical vision, management evaluation and oversight.
He will report to Simon Szykman, Commerce's CIO. Szykman has been leading an effort to improve how the department buys IT by consolidating duplicative contracts to buy computers and software.
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Owned by breeder Eric Kronfeld and trained by John Shirreffs, Eblouissante will have four opponents in the $48,000 optional claimer for fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track. It is the fourth of 10 races on a card highlighted by the Grade I, $750,000-guaranteed CashCall Futurity and Grade II, $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup.
Post time is 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10 a.m. for simulcasts.
A 3-year-old daughter of Bernardini, Eblouissante is out of the prolific Kris S. mare Vertinigeux, who also produced the multiple stakes winner Balance and Zenyatta, the 2010 Horse of the Year and winner of 19 of 20 in a spectacular career for Shirreffs and owners Jerry and Ann Moss.
Stabled at Betfair Hollywood Park for more than three years, Zenyatta won eight times in as many starts over Cushion Track, including an unprecedented three victories in the Grade I Vanity Handicap (2008-2010).
A dark bay who was bred in Kentucky, Eblouissante debuted at a longer distance than Zenyatta, who won at 6 ½ furlongs Nov. 22, 2007 at Betfair Hollywood Park, but won in similar style, unleashing a powerful late run.
Seventh of eight under jockey Corey Nakatani for a good portion of the 1 1/16 miles, Eblouissante made a sweeping move around the final turn, collared pacesetter Saturday Nite Ride with a little more than a sixteenth of a mile to run and drew off to win by 4 ¼ lengths.
The victory was worth $27,000 for Eblouissante, who has two recorded drills over Cushion Track since the effort. She went a half mile in 52 2/5 seconds Dec. 2 and five furlongs in 1:00 3/5 a week later.
Nakatani will again ride Eblouissante, who will break from post three and carry 121 pounds.
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We drove from Bennington, VT. Did it 5 days. 2320+ miles in 5 days. Two days of which we spent on the James Bay Road. The 381 km (236 mile) stretch of the James Bay Road that is without services is the longest service-free stretch of road in Canada, and the second longest service-free stretch of road in North America! This is second only by a hair to the Dalton Hwy in Alaska, which has a 394 km (244 mile) stretch without services. The Dempster Hwy running from the Yukon to NWT in Canada has a stretch of 363 km (225 miles) without services.
Day one we drove 12 hours to Val D'or. It's a small mining town. Stayed at a Comfort Inn. You feel like you are out there, but the vast wilderness is yet to come.
Day two was a 3 hour trip to Matagami. Nothing to see here, but the last chance for gas. We got gas and then stopped and signed in at the James Bay Road check point. You have to give your info before you get on the road.
This road is out there, seriously. Nothing but woods for miles and miles. You might see a car every 15 minutes, but sometimes we went 30 minutes or more inbetween cars. We brought two spare tires and two cans of fixaflat.
This is Cnada's Autobahn. No police at all. The road is mostly used by the Cree and they drive fast. We would be doing 70 only to be passed by familys of Cree in minivans doing 90 plus easily. And the road is full of bumps.
Our goal was to say we drove as far north as possible and to swim in the Artic Ocean. We did both.
I highly recomend this trip to anyone that likes the remote. Radisson, the end of the road is ok, but Chisasibi is better. A small Cree village that was living off the land like their ancestors on Fort George Island until Hydro Qubec picked them up and moved them onland and into the 20th century. It truely was an incredible experience.


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Babies spend a lot of time sleeping, so it is important to provide a safe sleep environment for them. Any parent is anxious to make their baby as comfortable during sleep as possible. However, some common steps for a cozy bed may increase the chance of serious problems.
Certain items in and around the crib can be a suffocation hazard to infants. These items may be harmless to older children but infants have smaller airways and less head control. This means they may not be able to reposition themselves if their access to air is blocked, even by something as simple as a blanket. Fortunately, there are a few easy steps to make your baby's sleep environment much safer without disturbing your baby's sleep.
Infant Sleep Hazards
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Dangers of Infants Sleeping in Adult Beds
- Getting trapped between the mattress and another object.
- Getting trapped between the mattress and the wall.
- Getting baby's head trapped in headboard or footboard rails.
- Suffocation from soft items like clothing, blankets, pillows, and thick bedding.
Infants Less than One Year of Age:
Problems have been caused by all of the above as well as the following:
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- Soft bedding, such as pillows, quilts, comforters, and sheepskins
- Sleep positioners. They are unnecessary and pose a danger.
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Place Your Baby in a Safe Position on Safe Bedding
When putting a baby less than one year of age to sleep, make sure that you:
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- Keep the baby's head uncovered during sleep.
- Consider offering the baby a pacifier during nap time and bedtime.
Note: When your child is awake, it is okay for your baby to have supervised play time on their belly. This will help your baby develop some posture muscles.
Steps for safe bedding include:
- Do not use loose bedding.
- Consider using a sleeper or other sleep clothing instead of blankets.
- If a blanket is used, it should be thin and tucked under the mattress at the bottom of the crib. This will keep it from covering the baby's head or face during sleep.
- Use only a fitted bottom sheet specifically made for the mattress.
Avoid Sleep Surfaces That Are Too Soft
Do not place the baby to sleep on a soft surface such as:
- Waterbed
- Sofa
- Soft mattress
- Pillow
Your baby can sleep in the same room as you, but do not share the bed.
Make Sure the Crib Is Safe
A safe crib will have:
- No missing or broken hardware, and slats no more than 2-3/8" apart
- No corner posts over 1/16" high
- No cutout designs in the headboard or footboard
- Use the firm, tight-fitting mattress
- A safety certification seal
Remove Soft Bedding
Remove soft products from the baby's crib such as:
- Loose blankets or sheets
- Pillows
- Quilts
- Comforters
- Sheepskins
- Bumper pads
- Stuffed toys
Make Sure the Mesh-Sided Crib or Play-Pen Is Safe
For mesh-sided cribs or playpens, look for:
- Mesh less than 1/4 inch in size, smaller than the tiny buttons on a baby's clothing
- Mesh with no tears, holes, or loose threads that could entangle a baby
- Mesh that is securely attached to top rail and floor plate
- Top rail cover with no tears or holes
- If staples are used, make sure they are not missing, loose, or exposed
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Assiduous umbrella makers London Undercover collaborated with Scotland's Method Studio to produce a striking oak umbrella stand—a functional furnishing handmade and expertly crafted. The stand is available with orange or army green webbing material.
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More than 80 middle school students will gather at Corriher Lipe Middle School to participate in this year's All-County Choral Festival for Rowan County. Each year, participants from surrounding middle schools rehearse music for hours with their teachers in preparation for an all-day rehearsal with the festival's clinician.
On April 12, at 9 a.m., these students will gather into the auditorium to rehearse with this year's clinician, Dean Orbison. Pieces to be performed on the concert are "A Gospel Alleluia," "American Folk Rhapsody," "C'est L'Amour," "Gloria Festiva," "Send Down the Rain" and "Tunggare." The concert begins at 6:30 p.m. in Corriher Lipe's auditorium. Admission is free."
Hanford-Dole Book Club
Kim Sheeks, affectionately known as the "hat lady," was the guest reader at Hanford-Dole Elementary School's monthly first grade Book Club last week. Sheeks had an array of hats and props that she used with Tomie dePaola's, "Mother Goose Favorites." She had a way of bringing alive the nursery rhymes to all the first-grade students.
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Commissioners disregard court decisions on prayer
I wish to go on record that I fully support Robert Voelker, Liesa Montag-Siegel and Nan Lund, along with the American Civil Liberties Union, in their lawsuit against the Rowan County ccmmissioners. Our current commissioners have chosen to blatantly flaunt their Christian beliefs against the United States Constitution as established in the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights.
The fact that they hold these beliefs is all well and good; the insistence that they practice them in the form of Christian prayer during the conduct of the Rowan County Commission meetings or in the midst of other public business for which they have been elected is not. Their actions show a total disregard toward the beliefs of those who practice other religions as well as those who harbor no religious beliefs. Their actions go specifically against the latest rulings of the federal courts both within and outside of North Carolina, and the commissioners have continued to practice their sectarian prayers despite a request from the ACLU over a year ago that they cease and desist or risk the current lawsuit.
Several of the commissioners have vowed to continue their Christian prayer practice in the face of the pending lawsuit. Who is going to pay the legal fees associated with the lawsuit? I seem to recall that, back when the ACLU first took action, several of the commissioners vowed that no county money would be used to fight this battle, but that they would pay any legal fees involved from their own pockets. Let us now see if their memories go back that far.
I enjoin the Rowan County Commissioners to immediately discontinue their practice of Christian prayer while engaging in the business of governing Rowan County so that their meetings will be inclusive and welcoming for all of the citizens within our borders.
— Deal Safrit
Support for board
Let me be sure I have this right. The three people who voiced their concern with the help of the ACLU are saying they feel uncomfortable in a setting where prayer is? If it's uncomfortable at the commission meeting, they must be uncomfortable anywhere prayer is offered, as before a meal or at a funeral. Those are gatherings, and by the way, do they think that God was comfortable giving up his only Son to take away our sins? Do they think that Jesus Christ was comfortable on the cross for those long suffering hours?
He didn't die for only those sins; it was for sins in years to come, my sin and sins of those who don't want to hear prayer.
As for the county commissioners, I don't know any of you but do know that we as Christians support you as you pray "in Jesus name" or "King of Kings" or however you choose to praise him.
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Related program: Haiti Rebuilding Center
A series of professional training courses was launched in late October with a two-week session on AutoCAD for Haitian professionals and students in the design and construction industry. IT guru Kyle Miller, from the San Francisco office of Gensler, conducted the classes at the Rebuilding Center with the help of some dedicated laptops and copies of the AutoCAD Suite 2009 donated by Autodesk.
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The first step in a large construction operation in a foreign country is "testing the waters." A few weeks ago, the Rebuilding Center sent out prequalification packets to about a dozen Haitian contracting companies who want to build schools with Architecture for Humanity. The packets contain a drawing set for a hypothetical school–the contractors are to then calculate costs for building the school–contractors are in charge of sourcing the labor, materials and transportation for building construction. We ask for a lot of quotes to get a better idea first how much a project will actually cost (compared to our in-house estimates, or "take offs"), but also how accurate we can expect estimates to be, based on the variation of the quotes we get back.
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Since the earthquake, the Haitian Ministry of Education and Professional Training* has dedicated itself to making dramatic reforms to the standards by which schools around the country should be built. These standards (entitled "Normes de construction scolaires," or School Construction Standards) include specifications for proper, sanitary washrooms, handicap accessiblity and restrictions on building size and layout. A draft was released by the Ministry last spring that proposed some ambitious reforms. At first blush these new standards seem very reasonable, however, as discussed in a post last July, they were in fact very unrealistic–given the common conditions for Haitian schools.
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Congratulations to Design Fellow Daniel Feldman and project partners Homeless World Cup, Instituto Bola pra Frente, Organização Civil de Ação Social (OCAS), and Nike on the completion of Bola pra Frente, Santa Cruz - a legacy of the Homeless World Cup 2010, Rio de Janeiro designed by Lompreta Nolte Arquitetos and Nanda Eskes Arquitetura. Ceremonies today opened the community center and street football pitch to the community of Santa Cruz.
The Legacy Center is the 3rd project completed through Round One of Architecture For Humanity and Nike's GameChangers grant program. The jury is out for the GameChangers Sports Micro-Venture Fund Request For Proposals Round 2 which wrapped up in October. Look for winners to be announced in the coming weeks.
Posted by Sarah Bush Brady on Nov 4, 2010
Architecture for Humanity's Community Builders recently gathered together for the first time to discuss their commitment to humanitarian design and an upcoming group site visit. Future Community Builders were also invited to attend to learn more about the program that allows us to provide pro-bono services to communities in need around the world. The evening was unlike any other.
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Posted by Karl Johnson on Nov 4, 2010
For the past week or so our teams both on the ground and in California have been following a single Giant Caribbean powerhouse. Hint: it's not Juan Uribe. It's Tropical Storm Tomas. With a month left in hurricane season, Haitians now have to worry about a tropical storm that could become a hurricane before it makes landfall this weekend.
Tomas swept through the Carribbean late last week wreaking havoc on islands in the Lesser Antilles belt and crossing the Caribbean ocean before turning on its heels and heading Northeast toward Hispaniola. Until recently the storm had trouble organizing, but it doesn't take a hurricane or be on a direct path to cause some serious damage in Haiti. The heavy rains that will doubtless strike Haiti over the next week may cause flooding and be devastating for the thousands still in relief camps.
Posted by Sarah Bush Brady on Oct 25, 2010
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A special thank you to everyone who attended and sponsored Design Like You Give a Damn: LIVE! from October 15-16, 2010 at the Center for Architecture in New York City. The two-day forum on humanitarian design and community development was a huge success and we are so happy that hundreds of designers, architects, philanthropists, media and business representatives were able to participate.
Check out this 3-minute video, courtesy of Fountainhead Films and NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate. Photos courtesy of Yutaka Takiura, T-Design Architecture, P.C.
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Related program: Students Rebuild
Tune into http://studentsrebuild.org/webcast for feature stories from Haitian Youth, an update from Architecture for Humanity teams on the ground in Haiti, and more. It's a live conversation between our team, that will be streamed online in real time. There is a live-chat feature that allows you to submit questions and comments as the broadcast is occurring.
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A special thank you to everyone who attended and sponsored Design Like You Give a Damn: LIVE! The two-day forum on humanitarian design and community development at the Center for Architecture in New York City was a huge success and we are so happy that hundreds of people were able to participate. We will post video footage and photos soon, so stay tuned.
The idea for hosting Design Like You Give a Damn: LIVE! came about as we were preparing the second edition of Design Like You Give a Damn, a book that highlights breakthrough design solutions with the power and potential to improve our lives and the world. We wanted to gather people together in person to learn and to share their passion for design that makes the world a better place. Period. No ego.


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How To Make Homemade Tortellini
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If you feel like you've mastered Pasta 101: Make Pasta from Scratch, then it's time to graduate to Pasta 201: Tortellini Edition. In today's class, you will learn the fine art of rolling, stuffing, and shaping these fetching little dumplings, all for the eventual goal of serving them to your adoring fans. No matter how tricky these tortellini look right now, I guarantee you will feel like a serious pasta-making pro once you step up to the pasta roller and turn out your first tray.
Tortellini is generally made with either round pasta wrappers or square pasta wrappers. In either case, make sure to roll your dough as thin as possible (usually #6 or #7 on a KitchenAid pasta roller attachment), and then proceed with cutting the shapes. If you make round-shaped tortellini, you can gather and re-roll the scraps as long as they still squish together and haven't dried out too much. Personally, I like to make square-shaped tortellini as it's all-around less fuss. Both methods are described below.
There are a few general things to keep in mind when it comes to making tortellini:
Tortellini-Making Tips for Success:
- Don't over-stuff your pasta: This gets tempting because, hey, half of what we love about tortellini is the soft and tasty filling, right? But more often than not, over-stuffing makes it tricky to seal the tortellini and leads to dumplings that burst in the cooking pot. Stick to about 1 teaspoon of filling for a 3" pasta wrapper.
- Keep the pasta covered: Pasts dries out surprisingly quickly if left uncovered, which makes it difficult to work with and prone to tearing. Keep both the remaining pieces of dough, the rolled out sheets of pasta, and the shaped tortellini covered with a piece of plastic wrap or a clean dish towel.
- Use ample flour: Ironically for something that dries out so quickly, the shaped tortellini love to stick to the tray and to each other. Be sure to keep both the tray and the tortellini dusted with a good amount of flour and don't let the tortellini touch once you've shaped them.
- Give yourself enough time: Making tortellini is definitely not hard, but it takes time. Give yourself at least a few hours to make an entire batch — and rope a few friends or family members into helping if you can! Tortellini freezes beautifully, so I'll usually make it several days before I want to serve it and keep it frozen until it's time to party.
How to Make Homemade Tortellini from Scratch
What You Need
1 batch prepared 3-Egg Pasta Dough
2-3 cups prepared filling (see Recipe Notes)
All-purpose flour, for dusting
Pasta roller
Sharp knife and/or 3" round cookie cutter
Teaspoon measure
Bowl of water
Sheet pans
Roll out the pasta into sheets. Divide the pasta dough into quarters. Work with one piece at a time and keep the other pieces covered. Run the dough through a pasta roller on progressively thinner settings until you have a sheet of paper-thin pasta. (Setting #6 on a KitchenAide pasta roller attachment.)
→ For more detailed instructions on making and rolling pasta dough, see How to Make Fresh Pasta from Scratch
Shaping round tortellini: Cut the sheet into rounds using a 3" round cutter, spacing the rounds as close together as possible. Gather the scraps into a ball and put them with the remaining pieces of dough to re-roll later.
Place 1 teaspoon of filling in the middle of each round of pasta. Dip your finger in the bowl of water and run it along the edge of the round to moisten. Fold the dough over to form a half moon, then draw the two corners together to form a rounded bonnet-shape. Press tightly to seal. Toss with flour, set aside on well-floured baking sheet, and cover. Repeat with remaining pieces of dough, re-rolling the scraps.
Shaping square tortellinis: Cut the sheet of pasta into squares roughly 3-inches by 3-inches. Place 1 teaspoon of filling in the middle of each square of pasta. Dip your finger in the bowl and run it along two edges of the square. Fold the square into a triangle, pressing the top together and then working your way along the sides.
Square Tortellini #1: Draw the bottom two corners of the triangle together to form a kerchief shape. Press tightly to seal. Toss with flour, set aside on well-floured baking sheet, and cover. Repeat with remaining pieces of dough.
Square Tortellini #2: Fold the pocket of filling upward toward the peak of the triangle. Set the pocket of filling against the nail of your pinky finger and wrap the two corners around your finger. Press tightly to seal. Toss with flour, set aside on well-floured baking sheet, and cover. Repeat with remaining pieces of dough.
Cooking the tortellini: Bring a large pot of water to a boil and add a tablespoon or two of salt. Lower the tortellini into the water a few at a time with a slotted spoon. Stir the pot occasionally to prevent the tortellini from sticking to the pot or each other. Cook until all the tortellini have bobbed to the surface of the water, about 5 minutes. Taste one to check for doneness.
- Freezing the tortellini: If not cooking the tortellini immediately, freeze them on a sheet pan and transfer to a freezer-safe container once solid. Tortellini will keep for about 3 months. Cook directly from the freezer, but increase the cooking time by a minute or two.
Recipe Notes
- Tortellini Filling Options: Tortellini can be filled with anything from plain ricotta cheese to cooked sausage. There are no rules here! If you're experimenting with making tortellini without a recipe, start with 2 cups (20 ounces) ricotta as your base and add other cheese, cooked meats, herbs, or seasonings to taste. If including meat, cook the meat before filling the tortellini.
- Basic Tortellini Filling and Recipe (Pictured): Three-Cheese Tortellini in Parmesan Broth
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Really well done! They are beautiful!
I'm Italian and come from a family with a long tradition in homemade tortellini. The skill is passed down from mother to daughter and it's so much fun when we meet to prepare meat filled tortellini ahead for Christmas.
I love the way you explained the technique with plenty of photos. There's nothing to be afraid of and the result is alway delectable. :)
Can't wait to get a stand freezer so I can whack out a big bunch of turtle-weenies and ravioli over the weekend and freeze them.
I love the pictures of all the steps...great post!
OMG. It looks so similar to my homemade mandu. http://7th-taste.com/2011/01/04/korean-new-years-dumpling-soup-with-rice-cakes/
I love tortellini. Making them is a long process, but totally worth it! I alway dedicate a day to making these or ravioli and then freeze a bunch for the future! And best tip up there - don't over stuff! Definitely....don't over stuff them! http://beanafoodie.com
My husband will lose his mind if i made him homemade tortellini. I will most certainly have to. Thanks for the post!
Great photos, and I've made them before, but the last time, I had problems with the dough as it fought me and I could not get it thin for tortellini. It stuck to the pasta machine, or it simply would not properly roll out like it should,
Will have to try again sometime soon.
But you are right though, not especially difficult to do, just time consuming, bot oh so worth it though. One trick though, place your pasta on a soft towel on your cookie sheet as that help to reduce the need to keep them floured as much, and cover them and they won't dry out either.
That's a wonton! I would just get the premade wrappers from an Asian grocery store for convenience...
I made thekitchn recipe for pork shoulder last night. I think I will make a blended pork and cheese and shallot filled batch of tortellini today...and I'll still have enough pork left over for carnitas.
Thank you for the post pictures are great, I can't wait to make them!!!


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- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Fantastic! I have shed envy.
- December 10, 2010 at 6:26 PM
- Kalyn said...
Lydia, you shouldn't be too envious because you have such a fantastic barn!
- December 10, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- Elana said...
I loved reading this entire post. You could even turn it into a little "video slide show" type thing. Jaden presented one of those at Blgoher Food this past fall and it was very good.
Miss you and hope to see you again soon,
- December 10, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Pam said...
Wow, Kalyn it is so cute. I haven't see a shed with personality before.
- December 11, 2010 at 4:15 AM
- katrina said...
Oh, what a beautiful garden space - and a SHED to go with it! What a joyful Spring it will be for you in 2011!
- December 11, 2010 at 6:22 AM
- Rhonda D. said...
Great garden and a perfect little shed! You'll love it this next growing season :)
- December 11, 2010 at 6:56 AM
- Kalyn said...
Thanks everyone; I do love my new little shed. (And love getting those garden tools out of the "mud room" and turning those cupboards into a pantry too.) I agree, Spring 2001 will be great!
- December 11, 2010 at 7:52 AM
- CJ said...
Wowie! That looks fantastic! No more muddy boots. Great idea to locate the shed like that too. Bet you can't wait until spring!
So what's next? A greenhouse? ;-)
- December 11, 2010 at 9:45 AM
- Kalyn said...
CJ I had originally planned to make that shed a shed/greenhouse combination and even had it all planned out with my contractor. However, after observing that spot in the spring this year, I realized that there wasn't enough sun there to be worth investing in a greenhouse. So I think no greenhouse is in the plans for me. Luckily I have a brother-in-law with a great greenhouse who gives me some tomato plants, and there are two wonderful garden centers near my house where I get most of my plants.
- December 11, 2010 at 10:02 AM
- Christine said...
Not too many photos at all. I like the documentation. And, I'd be delighted if it would snow here (just once a winter) like it does in your backyard! :)
- December 11, 2010 at 10:46 AM
- Kalyn said...
Christine, you can have all the snow as far as I'm concerned!
- December 11, 2010 at 1:42 PM
- Nati said...
As usual, i always enjoy reading your blog. So happy for you. Garden, shed, house all look warm to me, even under the snow. Hugs! .....Nati
- December 12, 2010 at 4:05 AM
- Kalyn said...
Nati, thanks for letting me know that. Today the snow has mostly melted, so I'm hoping we don't have a big storm again for a while!
- December 12, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- retro sweets said...
Hi Kalyn! The contractors really did a good job! Wow, I love that little green shed and with snow on top its picture perfect! Looking forward for your gardening pictures on spring.
- December 13, 2010 at 2:57 PM
- Wendy M. said...
I really enjoyed seeing your garden and shed and how you did it all. My garden is a MESS! I need to learn how to control weeds and would love a new shed. We live in NC and our shed is overrun with black widows that have made their way to our garden. I attempted to weed last year with my kids and we found a whole bunch of black widows after a rain we had. Now we are all scared to even go out there to do much of anything gardenwise.
- December 14, 2010 at 4:12 AM
- Kalyn said...
Wendy, that does sound a bit scary! I'm not sure if the weed barrier will keep away insects, but I think it might help. Glad you liked it.
- December 14, 2010 at 7:35 AM
- Cookin' Canuck said...
You are going to love the weed barrier and rocks, Kalyn. Hopefully that will make your weeding time almost non-existent. The shed is wonderful!
- December 15, 2010 at 4:38 PM
- Kalyn said...
Dara, I'm definitely hoping for very minimal weeding!
- December 15, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Maria said...
Oh, I love your garden beds and seeing the progress. We built beds for our spring planting and the whole garden is so much more organized than in past years. We also have the drip irrigation and love it. Plans are in mind for a shed but hasn't happened yet. And next, I want to start composting. I can related to how much you love your garden.
- May 17, 2011 at 9:37 PM
- Unknown said...
Your yard looks great!! Do you find the weeds growing back in despite the weed barrier in the rocks now, or are they still pretty clean?
- July 7, 2012 at 8:18 PM
- Kalyn Denny said...
There are occasional weeds that grow up through the rocks, but not many. It is much easier to keep weeded than before!
- July 7, 2012 at 8:41 PM