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The brothers are looking to branch out even further. Jordan took part in the NFL's Hollywood Boot Camp last week, and while he had hoped to land a director's role in the short film the players who partook produced, he wound up getting a different and challenging role altogether.
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Date: March 24, 2010
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Town attorney David Persson isn't satisfied with the latest interpretation of term limits, which allowed former Mayor Lee Rothenberg to run for an additional two-year term this month.
In a letter sent to the Town Commission dated March 18, Persson explains that "multiple interpretations (of the commission's term-limit policy) lead to uncertainty about the qualifications for the office of town commissioner."
The commission approved by a 5-2 vote at its Dec. 7 regular meeting a resolution that allows commissioners to serve three consecutive two-year terms, plus any time served as a partial term limit for being appointed.
The move allowed Rothenberg, who was scheduled to vacate office in March 2010 after serving what he thought was the end of his three terms in office, to run for another term again this year. The former mayor served a partial term starting in October 2004 and then was forced to run for his District 1 seat in March 2005 for the one-year remainder left in the term.
It's not the first time the interpretation of term limits has been modified.
The commission adopted a resolution in 2006 that allowed former Commissioner Peter O'Connor to finish out two months of a partial term without affecting his ability to run for three consecutive two-year terms once his partial term ended.
Persson crafted the resolution after O'Connor expressed a desire to fill the partial term as long as it didn't count against his future full terms.
The resolution, however, that was adopted in December now allows commissioners to serve the remainder of a partial term and still be eligible for three consecutive two-year terms once the partial term expires.
Persson told the commission it may interpret, but it cannot change, the town charter without a vote of the electorate.
Wrote Persson: "I respectfully ask that the Town Commission direct that a charter amendment be drafted, which would clarify what is meant by 'three consecutive terms.' The goal would be to provide certainty to both the electorate and future commissions as to how these provisions would apply to partial terms."
Any future amendment would be brought back to a workshop for consideration and could be placed on a future election ballot.
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Both Brenner and Larson said they attended the majority of the hearings held by the Town Commission before the application was put on hold while the Planning and Zoning Board reviews town codes that affect the project next month.
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Said Persson: "Everyone has been paying attention, especially when it comes to the club's project."
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Brunch is one of my favorite things about the weekend, and while I don't go nearly as much as I aspire to, I take advantage of good brunch food and drinks whenever I can.
One of my favorite parts of brunch is champagne cocktails, so when Winston and I were discussing which drink to make next for The Cocktail Chronicles, I gravitated to the Champagne and Sparkling Wine section of Stuart Walton's book. Because OF COURSE the book totally has that section. (Related: All of the champagne mixed drinks sound so good to me right now since it's been so cold in Dallas because they remind me of the summertime.)
So, anyway.
We chose the Southern Champagne cocktail and made it one fateful weekend after eating brunch at home. Because sometimes, you gotta have a budget brunch, and that's OK, especially when there are SO many good things you can make for it.
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- 1½ tablespoons Southern Comfort
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- Add the liqueur and bitters to a champagne flute.
- Mix briefly, then top with the champagne/sparkling wine.
- Squeeze a small twist of orange rind over the drink, the drop it into the glass.
The thought of this drink is really lovely… until you take a sip and realize that it tastes like it's missing something. While we commend the author for sharing an all-alcohol drink with champagne, this needed some acid or a little fruit juice to balance out the flavors. I ended up adding OJ to mine, and it tasted a lot better.


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This morning in Rhode Island several mayors – Mayor Angel Taveras of Providence, Mayor Donald Grebien of Pawtucket, Mayor Daniel McKee of Cumberland, Mayor James Diossa of Central Falls, and Mayor Scott Avedisian of Warwick – expressed their support for the marriage equality bill pending in the state Senate. The bill has already passed the House. More information about this morning's Mayors for Marriage Equality event can be found here.
These mayors did more than simply lend their voices to the conversation taking place about marriage equality. By speaking up in favor of equality they are also sending a larger message, one that tells LGBT people that they are a respected and valued part of the community. These messages are particularly important for young people: as HRC described in its groundbreaking youth report, four in ten LGBT youth surveyed said the community in which they live is not accepting of LGBT people, and 60 percent of the youth surveyed said they have heard negative messages about being LGBT from elected leaders. Further, LGBT youth are twice as likely as their peers to say they will need to move from their hometown in order to feel accepted.
When elected leaders speak out on matters of equality, their positions inform their constituents' perception of safety, inclusion, and belonging. That's why HRC's Municipal Equality Index evaluates leadership in its nationwide survey of municipal law and policy. The first criterion in the leadership category is a rating of city leadership on a scale of zero to five on its public statements on matters of equality. The second criterion rates city leadership on a scale of zero to three on the pursuit of legislation or policy that furthers equality. Kingston, Providence, Cranston, and Warwick will be all be rated on the 2013 Municipal Equality Index, and the statements city leadership have made in favor of equality will certainly be reflected in their scores. So too will the resolutions – like the one passed by the Providence City Council last month – that some city governments have passed in favor of equality.
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Shining Armor will do anything to save his marriage. Anything.
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Benman belongs to a class of bipedal ape notable for its use of tools and clothing, highly adept at symbolic communication such as language and art.
So, new story. My first since 2013, actually. It might be my last.
I've been trying to find the right balance of how much effort to put into fulfilling my personal goals, and how much to put into improving the world. And the thing about writing is that you get out of it what you put into it—so yes, it's been unspeakably rewarding, but it also takes much more energy than, say, going out to a party. That's energy that hasn't gone into my larger goals. I've known this intellectually for approximately forever. A while ago, this started making sense on an emotional level, too. (My guess is that it's because I gained the ability to express my emotions without first writing an entire story.)
I'd been in the middle of revising this story with my prereaders. And then I sort of... stopped. I didn't feel great about leaving them hanging, but there was stuff to do, you know?
Well, I've had time to take stock lately, and I want to tie up some loose ends. The story may not be 100% perfect forever, but the important stuff is all there, and it's more than postable. And people have been asking if I got hit by a bus or something, so it seems wise to let everyone know what's up.
Maybe I'll be back, if I gain the ability to balance writing and working in a more stable way. But for now, at least, it's not my highest priority.
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Thanks to Chris, I've been thinking about writing style recently. What is a style? Do I have one? Do I have more than one? How can I tell? "Thinking really hard about these questions" doesn't seem like a good way to get answers, since my most common problem as a writer is that I don't communicate the ideas I mean to communicate.
The thing I care about is what you, the reader, experience. My best idea to find out is to ask. So I'm doing that! Right now!
If you're familiar with at least a couple of my stories, then please let me know what you think my style is, or any other broad feedback you have on my writing. I've put hundreds of hours into writing these stories for you, and if you can take a couple minutes to give back, it would mean a lot to me.
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I'm currently about a third of the way through The Weather Merchants, in which Bonfire learns a lesson about trust and I get to introduce you to Starling. Those of you who are following me will, of course, be notified when it gets posted.
Shining Armor will do anything to save his marriage. Anything.
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Ben have you been reading my secret wish diary again because I wanted something like this so bad
I have previously described this as "the story where I go full Vimbert," so basically yes.
It's hard to quantify if this piece wants for expansion, or if its brutally short length serves its purpose here. On the one hand, it might be nice to have a little more development on what's causing Shining Armor's waning love for Cadance. On the other hand, this is a feeling many folks will come to recognize right away -- when something they think defines them and gives their lives direction fails to give them that same assurance, day after day, and that it's their fault that they're allowing this to happen.
There's no neat answer to the question Ben proposes here, and I think that ambiguity makes this story worth reading -- if only to have readers interrogate what they consider their passions and the shadows they cast over their lives. [/overly pretentious bullshit]
so... depressing... have an upvote, cuz it's good. But I think I'm just gonna go... go to bed. I don't feel like being awake anymore.
You know, I've read a lot of fics. A lot. Most of them are long because the author is convinced that in order to get their point across, or to explain in detail, or to make sure someone gets the joke, they need a few hundred words per point, explanation or joke. I myself am occasionally like that. This fic, on the other hand, is the perfect example, and I mean the perfect example of how you don't need to write a million words to write a well written, excellent piece and still have it reach out and touch someone.
You're an excellent writer, and I'm glad I took the time to read this jewel of a story.
Hmm, quite the tragedy Indeed I have to say, and ironic too if one thinks about it. At first Shining Armor is faced with a dilemma where he questions his absolute love for his wife as he feel hollow inside, where as Cadence's love is absolute. Now, it seems that Cadence is faced with the same dilemma that his lover was placed in, even with the enchanted Shining Armor's absolute love (much to Cadence dismay) is not enough to comfort her. Makes me wonder how terrible Shining Armor ordeal was before he made his wife enchanted him. Maybe this goes this goes with a saying (there is quote for this I think, but I forgot so bear with me here) that time apart strengthens the love, as love do get stale to a prolonged exposure as do friendship.
Anyhow, really good short story. You got me interested into seeing more of your worked. Best of luck my friend, best regards
I tried reading this as 'alternate universe where Chrysalis never revealed herself', and it worked.
EqD Additional Tags: Cadence's Special Talent Is Terrifying
QFT, and tracking. Will read later.
Turned the cliche on its head. SA is the one asking to be mind zapped.
At least it's not mindless shallow love like the love poison.
This is kinda dark. I like. I wonder if Cadence could cast the spell on herself.
Oh, oh shit.
At least it's not as bad as it could be.
here we go
wow...nice job. For being so short it portrays alot...nice job
Shining couldn't take the roller coaster of love (and life) so he decided to have his wife enchant him so that the coaster would always be high and never low. A common dilemma for couples of all origins, and a very nice narrative to illustrate this point. Very well done sir.
Nicely written. I can't really give it an upvote just for that, though. The portrayal of weak-willed, wishy-washy Shining and brainwasher Cadance is so far outside my headcanon for these characters that I could only buy this as an AU fic. Still, it's a superb example of what can be done in a few thousand words - "brevity is the soul of wit" and all that - and for that alone it probably deserves its EQD feature.
Oh, a Star Wars reference!
This, would make this one of the darkest works of the fandom, especially if we had an outside prospective after the final enchantment.
Very nice piece. Brief, but well characterised, and entertaining for what it is.
Reminds me of The Monkey's Paw, if Mr. White didn't make that third wish. Easy upvote.
An interesting little gem of thought. Cadance's special talent is fucking terrifying.
Yeah... It is pretty scary. FORCED Love is the worst kind, especially when it's the hardest thing to get out of.
This fic is a bit suspeneseful, in a good way that is.MORE.CHAPTERS!!
Does her special talent technically count as Brain Rape???
And this is why I would rather bite a bullet than be mind controlled. Free will is the only thing that we can truly have.
Jesh, uplifting and really depressing at the same time.
Good show.
Huh, this makes me think more about the two arguing ponies in the show.
If her magic really works that way... oh man, that's messed up.
Incredible. Well written and straight to the point. And more importantly, lived up to that tragedy tag.
Good job!
ouch, right in the feels
As much as mind control creeps me right the hell out... I also happen to believe damn near anything is justified with proper consent. He asked her for it, and he's happy. I feel sorry for Cadance, but only in that she has trouble accepting what Shining has become. He may have changed, but the last chapter tells me he's not just a mindless zombie. He's a real pony who feels genuine love for his wife.
I'm as surprised as anyone, but... I'm okay with this.
What Cadance should be doing is getting to know Shining as a whole person, rather than trying to suss out which parts of him are "fake". Communicate and understand; don't soak yourself in silent doubt and suspicion.
Sweet Celestia yes thank you someone gets it.
Cadence's mistake isn't using mind control, it's using mind control in a stupid way.
The tragedy isn't that Shining Armor is different than he was before. The tragedy is that his happiness is built on a precarious foundation of lies and willful ignorance.
>>14992111499211 huh? Where?
Loved every second of this story. When I saw the season 2 finale, that's what terrified me the most about Cadence, is how dangerously subtle her powers can be. Messing around with another's mind is something never done lightly
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You have struck me right in the soul. YOU WILL BUY ME A NEW ONE.
You know...Shining might be right.
Maybe he really is okay. It really is him.
But Cadence can't accept that now. She's trapped always doubting, and it is tearing her apart.
Oh Shinie...why couldn't you understand that if you really loved her, she needed you to do it the natural way?
Kind of a depressing story. I would wonder what she would do after shining dies. How that would torment her for the rest of her rather long life. But still a great story.
You know, perhaps I'm thinking this a little to "technically" but at the beginning when Shining Armor mentioned that his love was decreased I figured it was due primarily to Queen Chrysalis feeding off of his love for Cadance. Basically, his former boundless supply of love (enough to defeat the Princess Celestia!) had been getting sucked dry by the queen of the changelings... but amazingly he's still got enough left in him to want to stick with his beloved.
I was kind of expecting an epic journey where they track down Chrysalis to somehow get his love back or at least ensure nopony else suffers this fate.
But all in all this was a nice take on Cadances power, albeit a sort of 'glass half empty' sort of take on it. Instead of treating Cadances magic as a temporary thing, like a little 'push' to get two lovers to admit they love eachother and build on it naturally it treats it as if Cadances magic is a permanent effect. I guess it's like the differences between bandages and an artificial heart. Bandages are temporary, to stop the bleeding so that the body can heal itself naturally, at which point the bandage is removed and life goes on. An artificial heart however is a permanent thing, it can save a life but you'll always know that the heart isn't your "real" one. Unless of course one can somehow remove the artificial heart and regrow or restore the original... which would be an extremely risky feat involving alot of resources.
Though... since I found this in the LessWrong group, I kind of expected this to be about Shining seeking immortality or something, at the very least so he can stay with Cadance.
Anyway, great story. I admit I feel kind of guilty posting these ideas because it feels like criticism, but the fact that you posted a story and I didn't means you have every right to feel proud. I'd just love to see your next stories and how they improve.
I was kind of expecting an epic journey where they track down Chrysalis to somehow get his love back
You are the third or fourth person to suggest taking this concept in a changeling-oriented direction. I stayed away from that intentionally for this fic, but I find myself hoping someone else takes the time to explore that route.
since I found this in the LessWrong group, I kind of expected this to be about Shining seeking immortality or something
Not every story with rationalist themes is about a quest for a deathless utopia. Then again, I'm also writing something along those lines, so you may be on to something. (If you want me to add you to my stable of beta readers, send me a PM. I could use a LessWrongian perspective on the next draft.)
I admit I feel kind of guilty posting these ideas because it feels like criticism
Receiving thoughtful critique is a positive, not a negative. Heck, it's about half the reason I post this stuff publicly instead of letting it sit on my hard drive.
im sorry, i jusr did not liked it,it was too fast and not dramatic, besides, it contradicts cadance canon who loved shining way too much.
im aware not many people share my thoughts as few people disliked it, i think that a longer story would be perferc, who knows, maybe crysalis could enter as she could eat love
I have never before felt such drama and tragedy in a package as concise as this one. In my opinion, every sentence and scene was executed with absolute efficiency in delivering the story. I never felt like the story was becoming too simple or not dramatic enough due to such brevity. It's a brief burst of such strong emotion- a literary bullet to the heart- that earns a thumbs-up and a fave from me. I'll definitely be left lingering, thinking about this fic for the next few days.
Also, the fact that the solution to Shining Armor's misery causes Cadence to herself become miserable is a beautiful piece of irony.
Please, continue.
If new love is like a bonfire, then mature love is a hearth that keeps a pony warm for a lifetime.That sounds so familiar.
Mind magic is a dirty, terrible thing.
This really makes you think. Is a fake fix a fix? Is it even fake if he would willingly allow his mind to be messed with? Congrats on a story that provokes a lot of thought. I'll probably be pondering this one for a while.
Sad, kind of depressing, with an increasingly pronounced vein of horror as the implications of the mind magic sink in. I like it.
I wonder if Shining Armor tried chocolate.
poor shining armor
and he has no idea.
Well, that was dark. And not even in a gruesome or even emotionally wrecking way, but delivered in perhaps it's most striking form; with subtlety. And it deal well with other questionable themes like 'do the ends justify the means?' I'm reminded of that one saying that Kkat kept using in Fallout: Equestria, about the road to Hell being paved with the best intentions.
Even though it's short, it hits what it needs to quickly and with intense prejudice. Shining and Cadence's concerns are perfectly established and their anxiety well characterized. And that ending leaves me with a queasy feeling in my gut, and composes a sinister dance between an explanation and ambiguity. Has Shining really had the unmitigated passion of new love restored, or is he just an unknowing slave to his own alien compulsions? And if it's the latter like I'm deducing that it is, it just makes it even more disturbing and dark. Sometimes, the most terrible things aren't entirely dark, but have just noticeable enough of sparse remaining shreds of light and goodness in them to remind observers of what a mocking counterfeit it is.
And how you managed to so snuggle fit all of that into less than three thousand words? Truly remarkable! And not just because I'm fully capable of writing reviews that are longer than any of the given chapters you've written here.
This brings up another thought that others in the fandom have brought up before me, but still begs to be asked here; how is it that the 'Want It, Need It' spell is looked upon with such scorn but what Cadence is not only capable of doing but is the one thing that she's better than anypony at; forcing ponies to fall in love, is looked upon without batting an eye? Hell, while I'm at it, how could this extraordinary juxtaposition exist when both 'A Canterlot Wedding' and 'Lesson Zero' were written by the exact same writer? I'm not even making that one up; Wikipedia that sht. And as long as I'm going off tangent, how could the same writer behind 'Lesson Zero,' not only my favorite episode by one of the most liked episodes in the series (and fortuitously ironic enough, the first episode I ever saw) also be the one to have written something so terrible, so nauseating, and so awful that just thinking about it makes me shudder like Angry Joe waking past a copy of Sonic Free Riders? So atrocious that just saying it's name makes me feel drenched in fear; the... *gulp*... The Crystal Empire?
And I'll send you a cookie if you can spot the subtle In Flames reference in the last paragraph... I've gone way off tangent....
This actually reminds me of my last (and to date, first and only) relationship; I was so desperate to hold everything together that I was willing to give up everything about myself to be remade in a blasphemy more comparable with her. That never happened, but it still didn't keep it from failing miserably and sending itself off on a dead man's march to the shore where dead ships dwell.
And this isn't an exact match by context, but I found it's theme to be oddly, eerily fitting.
Not to spoil anything, but we The Brothers were actually planning on touching onto similar themes in our own ongoing premiere story. Even though it isn't the main focus, I hope we'll be able to write something as evoking as what you've written here, because it sure as sht won't be as concise.
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- Jim Leff Feb 26, 2014 01:12 PM
I have a vision of broiled egg panini, made starting with a whole raw egg between bread slices. I'd imagine I could eventually make the timing work so the yolk's not totally solid with lots of experimentation, but I'm wondering if anyone's already managed it and can share guidance?
I understand, fo course, that I could cook or partially cook the egg separately and then add it to toasted bread (and finish from there). It's not what I'm asking about, though.
re: monavano
The OP specifically stated,
"I understand, fo course, that I could cook or partially cook the egg separately and then add it to toasted bread (and finish from there). It's not what I'm asking about, though."
I have a vision of the raw egg oozing out of the sides of the bread as it's being pressed in the panini press/under the weight.
I think you'd have to start by carefully cracking an egg onto a piece of bread and putting it under the broiler until the egg was at least somewhat set, then turning it into a panino by adding the second slice of bread and grilling/pressing. Otherwise you're going to end up with egg white (and yolk) everywhere.
The only other thing I can think of that would work would be one of those little sandwich/pie makers that are meant for campfire cooking, which essentially seal your ingredients inside of two slices of bread before cooking. Since the edges are closed, you could crack your raw egg in there and seal it between the two pieces of bread, then cook it to your liking (keep the yolk runny or not, etc.).
re: biondanonima
Yes, I use my electric jaffle maker (electric version of campfire sandwich maker that you describe) to do exactly that. Place the piece of bread on the bottom, crack an egg into it, sprinkle salt and pepper or any other tasty little extras (chopped bacon, ham, herbs etc), place another slice of bread on top and close and latch the jaffle maker. The edges get crimped together and the egg cooks perfectly. I've never tried timing it to get a slightly oozy yolk, though. Might give it a go. For a different texture or to use less egg, I beat the egg up first and then pour it in.
Yum, I think I'll go and make one now but with puff pastry instead of bread...
re: Billy33
I recall doing this as a girl scout back in the dawn of time, with toasted sandwich irons used over a fire. It was a little sandwich-bread sized device with two clamshells, bread and egg and ham/cheese inside and then clamped, held over the fire by a long handle. It crimped the edges of the bread and the egg didn't ooze out that I remember. However, it only pressed the edges, not the middle where the egg was cuddled. A lot of butter was helpful, smeared in the clamshell parts prior to the bread.
re: Teague
Wow - the visual imagery of this is sublime......my daughter is about to go into scouts. I hope that she will have these same vivid memories.
Take 3 slices of bread, take one of those and cut out a round hole in the middle, stack that one in the center filled with your egg on top of one other slice, broil til some what set, place last slice over, and hope for the best...while pressing...perhaps some cheese as glue to hold slices together and prevent running....OR perhaps just cook the egg in the hollowed out slice turning once before the triple decker with cheese, bacon, etc....then pressing...
Soft boil the egg just so the whites are getting firm then try to use a panini press? Or two pieces of preheated cast iron.
I like and approve of the idea above to do an egg in a basket in a sandwich.
The center wouldn't get hot enough to cook the egg and you'd have to be careful not to pop the egg. I've made toad in a hole grilled sandwiches in a skillet and even the pressure of a spatula can break the egg yolk if you're not careful. The toad in a hole grilled sandwich cooked the egg only because it was on the skillet. In a panini press, two slices of bread, raw egg, you'd have an oozy mess of raw egg--you wouldn't have to worry about solid egg yolks, though.
re: chowser
Toad in the hole was the first thing that came to my mind when I first read the post. Doing something similar might work.
re: mike0989
I thought toad in the hole was a Brit dish involving sausages baked in Yorkshire pud batter & served with onion gravy. No eggs involved.
re: rjbh20
I grew up with toad in the hole. In my family's version, you make a whole in a piece of bread, which you then "toast" in a frying pan. When the bread is just getting browned on both sides, you crack an egg into that hole and cook until the egg is cooked to your preference.
re: smtucker
Toad in the Hole is Yorkshire Pudding with sausages cooked in it.
My nana called the holey bread/egg concoction a 'One-Eyed Riley'. There are loads of different names for it but it definitely should not be called a Toad in the Hole.
re: Billy33
If you google images, you'll see there are variations.
re: c oliver
Nope, I'm not even going to look - there is only one dish that is called Toad in the Hole and it's not made with bread <grinning cheekily>.
re: Billy33
Billy33.....I think you might be right about that:)
re: caganer
Oh...until I read this, I automatically assumed using a panini maker and thought the broiled part was figurative. Broiled eggs in the oven works well as does baking. The only thing you'd need is a way to hold the egg put, eg tomato or ham slice w/ hole in it. Or Martha Stewart has doubled the bread and cut a hole in the top one to hold the egg. The yolk remains runny. You need the egg to get heat so the panini has to be put together after the egg is cooked.
re: caganer
What is it about the panini press that would add a dimension that you wouldn't get from a broiler? The compression of the bread? The heating of the bread through contact rather than radiation.
re: GraydonCarter
Yes, the panini press compresses the sandwich and crisps the bread in a way that you would not get from a broiler.
I'm wondering if Jim is wishing he didn't use the word "panini" and just stuck w/ "toasted grilled sandwich" because his request has elicited more pedantic discussion on the word rather than what he is attempting. Although, that also might bring up discussion on what "toasted", "grilled" and "sandwich" really mean and if toasted must mean in a toaster and grilled mean on a grill and if anything done in a toaster can be called toast and what type of bread that must be. And let's not even get into what the plural of toast is.:-p
re: chowser
I think his choice of words is very important, because if he truly wants to make "panini" in the US sense of the word (since in Italy, all panini are not necessarily pressed/warmed), then he wants to press it which brings up a huge problem with the raw egg, which in turn is the reason he posted in the first place.
re: ttoommyy
I mean panini, hence my use of the term, and you're correct about the problem I was hoping to creatively solve.
re: Jim Leff
I don't know how you can put a raw egg between two pieces of bread and press even lightly with your hand much less a grill and not have a freaking mess. And I'd love to know WHY you want to do something like that. What's the end result you're looking for?
re: c oliver
It seems pretty obvious to me what the problem is here, and I can't even imagine why you WOULDN'T want to figure it out. I'm craving a sandwich with a crispy grilled exterior and a smooth luscious slightly runny egg yolk interior just thinking about it.
I don't know the answer, but I like the idea of doing it with 3 pieces of bread, with a hole cut in the middle piece for the egg. The bulk of that extra piece of bread might just cushion the yolk enough to keep it from bursting The problem is, then you'd end up with the wrong bread-to-egg yolk ratio, and the inner piece of bread would end up mushy from the soaked egg white and no contact with the panini press. So that's probably not a solution either.
I have a grill that opens flat, and has a loose "hinge" that adjusts height depending on what's in there. So maybe I'd start out with the grill open and hot, and place a piece of buttered bread on each side, so it starts to get grilled and crispy. Then I'd crack an egg on one side, and try covering that side with a pot lid (not touching the bread or egg) to keep the heat in and help the top of the egg set. Once the egg starts to look done, I'd take the piece of bread from the other side, gently place it on top of the egg, and gently close the press. I might even experiment using metal measuring cups on the grill on either side of the sandwich, to keep it from pressing down hard enough to break the yolk, but still just enough to press in the grill marks.
If that didn't work, I might try the same technique, using really thick pieces of bread, and hollowing out a little nest for the egg (being careful not to break through the other side of the bread.)
I hope you can find an answer and contribute to the betterment of sandwichkind.
re: Chris VR
The only way I see the end result being anything acceptable would be to "paninify" (that's the verb we use) the bread, fry the egg and then put them together. Get the desired result in a way that will work.
re: ttoommyy
re: chowser
it's broiled, not pressed or fried, so as not to have any clean up afterward. and the yolk wanted runny or semi-runny. a feat most akin to ordering scrambled eggs with french fries in a diner...
re: Gastronomos
But it's not broiled if it's done in a panini press. You'd have to use the broiler for that. What does he want, panini press or broiler?
At least scrambled eggs and french fries are a possibility (breakfast special #1, lunch special #4, hold the burger, bacon and toast). Putting an egg between two pieces of bread into a panini press won't get you anything but a mess and a half hour clean up which we know thanks to pikawica.
Curiosity got the better of my good judgement and I just gave this a try. Not a success. I used my waffle maker, as it's lighter weight than a panini press. Preheated it, then brushed with melted butter. while iron was heating, broke a very fresh egg into a small bowl and seasoned with S&P. Put a piece of bread in the iron. Poured the egg on top and it slid off the bread and into the iron faster than I can blink.
Took a photo, but have no idea how to upload it.
re: pikawicca
LOL. I didn't think about the slippery factor :)
re: pikawicca
Probably looked a bit like this? http://www.mashpedia.com/videoplayer....
re: Chris VR
re: Chris VR
Not quite that bad, but still a big mess.
re: pikawicca
This is what I referred to above as an "oozy mess of raw egg." Even if he placed it in something that would hold the egg, eg., a slice of hollowed tomato, between two slices of bread, it wouldn't get hot enough to cook the egg. The bread would be burnt way before the egg cooked.
re: chowser
re: pikawicca
Thanks for the warning. I'll stick w/ my toad in a hole. My panini press doesn't come apart so it's a pain to clean when it's not a huge mess.
re: chowser
I **hate** cleaning my Panini press!
And speaking of that slippery/oozing problem, I always manage to forget to level mine when I'm cooking something that could "run." It can either be level or on an angle to drain off fat/grease. I can't tell you the number of times something good has drained out instead!
re: jbsiegel
What do you put in your sandwich that oozes all the way off the grill? We have little bits of cheese sometime come out around the edge of the sandwich but that's all. And if we're careful and don't take the cheese all the way to the edge of the bread, then we don't even have that.
re: c oliver
I think I just overstuff! I also tend to put mayo on the outside of the bread before grilling. If I end up with too much of that, it'll ooze out too (particularly if I have a lot of sandwiches on the press at once).
And we just won't talk about the time that I tried to make chocolate chip cookies on it!
re: jbsiegel
re: c oliver
re: c oliver
Ha ha! I actually read somewhere about trying it!
How about "The Most Ridiculous Thing I Ever Attempted to Cook and Succeeded At"? My answer: Candy Corn Pudding - the kids were in heaven!
re: jbsiegel
This is really hilarious! Who'd a thunk?
I wonder if you could start with dough, instead of already baked bread. Lay out thinly-rolled foccacia or pizza dough into a pan with a shallow shape - like one of those muffin top baking pans, add the egg, and carefully crimp the edges. Maybe prick the top crust before covering the egg to let steam out? Bake in a hot hot oven to get a nice crust? Or quickly fry the baked sandwich in a cast iron skillet with lots of butter to get buttery, crispy crust?
Guess that would be more of an egg pie than panini though. I was thinking of this recipe for corneal muffins with eggs baked in the middle (which are delicious BTW) and how to tweak that idea to get to an egg panini: http://aeriskitchen.com/2012/03/egg-b...
I spent some time trying to figure out something like this sandwich - I have a flying saucer sandwich maker - (if you haven't heard of these and you like toasted sandwiches - get one - they make amazing sandwiches) however, the runny egg in the center just doesn't work - I tried it w raw egg any number of ways, including with cheese and ham to protect the bread, and try to keep the egg from running out - it went everywhere and didn't actually cook through at all (runny whites are gross) - I ended up using very softly scrambled eggs, they cooked more but still had some creaminess. Great sandwich, but not what I had envisioned, which sounds similar to what you are looking for.... so, my long winded answer is that I don't think you can do it!
re: harryharry
Using your flying saucer, four minutes on each side:
re: GraydonCarter
awesome - mime always blew up - I was on a commercial stove - so may have had it too hot.
And may I just add that Toastite sandwiches seem to make chemically enhanced sandwiches - everything tastes so much better in them (crack like)..... my dad used to make applesauce sandwiches that tasted so amazing! Everyone in my family has one now - Must be a Toastite -preferably an old one!
Ensconce the egg between two slices of cold cheese and then two slices of very cold tomato. Maybe take out the center of the lower tomato and make a bowl with the cheese for the yolk. You aren't trying to smash the sandwich, as many do, but toast on each side. By the time the tomatoes get hot and the cheese starts melting, the egg can begin cooking.
re: rudeboy
And that's done as a panini?
re: c oliver
Yeah, what the hell! You can smash it more when the egg is cooked to distribute the yolk. I'dd suggest having 2.3 beers before trying this. Scrape up any browned excursions and put them back on the sandwich when done. I'm not seeing the problem here.
re: rudeboy
Oh, I agree with you but OP doesn't want something toasted. He wants a "panini" (sic). :)
re: rudeboy
Still pondering. The only solution above that fits my needs would be toad in the hole, but that's not really what I'm visualizing.
Perhaps my only course would be to start the Panini with all ingredients except the egg, while simultaneously frying egg in skillet, stopping when it's the least bit set, and then adding it to the Panini and proceeding with toasting. It'll remain to be seen whether I can accomplish this while keeping the yoke reasonably soft, and how hard it would be to wedge the bread slices apart once they've started in the panini maker.
Btw, just to annoy the bejesus out of the foreign grammar weenies: panini panini panini panini panini.
I'm also mentally toying with the idea of creating a round frame, placing it atop one of the bread slices, dropping raw egg into that, and proceeding with toasting. Question is height of frame--whether it can be high enough not to leak egg under pressure, yet low enough not to interfere too much with sandwich compaction. If the frame was made out of something edible, I wouldn't have to worry about removal. Unlike toad in the hole, this route wouldn't create an excess bread situation.
re: Jim Leff
"Btw, just to annoy the bejesus out of the foreign grammar weenies: panini panini panini panini panini."
re: Jim Leff
Jim, you are wimping out on this issue. As I said, have a couple of beers and just go for it. Make it an epic night. Make your panino, and kiss your wife while you are making panini.
re: Jim Leff
You know, I think there'd be a market for a shapeable, expandable frame to surround the bread when toasting panini to keep liquid ingredients from seeping out.
I know about those two handled gizmos where the two sides lock together, cutting off excess bread, and surrounding the entirety. But I'm imagining a more flexible solution.
re: Jim Leff
this works for me, but YMMV
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Cool. So you can put a raw egg in between the bread?
re: c oliver
sure. it's a cheap contraption too. so the investment wont break the bank. it's good for grilled cheese, and I add other stuff to it as well. ham and cheese, etc...
re: Gastronomos
Well, it looks like this will solve OP's 'problem.'
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I was thinking it might work to crack an egg onto a piece of bread on a hot panini press. Cover w/ frying pan to start cooking the egg. Remove pan when whites are set, top w/ bread. Gently press so top bread is cooked. If the egg oozes, use a slice of tomato, center removed, to hold it in place while toasting w/ top bread, then remove if you don't want tomato.
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This will most certainly NOT work., as I posted above.
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I just gave it a try. No tomatoes so I used a very thick slice of onion ring. Heated up the press, put on a piece of bread, the onion and then the egg gently in the center of the onion. Some egg white leakage but it stayed. If I had pressed the onion slightly into the bread, there would be no leakage. I covered the top w/ the pan turned upside down (like diners cook cheese onto burgers), covered for five minutes, Nothing--useless idea. I removed the pan, slowly lowered the panini press top propped w/ a wooden spoon so the press didn't touch the egg but was very close to it, like a broiler. When the whites were just barely cooked, I topped w/ second piece of bread and gently closed the press and let it sit until the top piece of bread was toasted. After removing, I took out the onion. Cooked whites (thin, though), runny yolk. So, it worked. Not worth the hassle but it works.
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Chowser I am so proud of you!
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So for nothing more than the simple notion that there is a solution to all things delicious, I fucked with this concept. I got a solid result - albeit, with a certain amount of ass pain.
I started with a loaf of Italian bread that I got from a local baker near the end of the day. I sliced two, pretty thick pieces, on the bias. In one of them I "dug" a "hollow", about halfway through the slice, leaving close to a half inch, around the edges, unscooped. Both pieces of bread went under a low broiler for a minute or so - just to develop some crispness before browning.
A raw egg was placed into the "gut hollow" and that piece went back under the broiler for another minute or so to permit it to basically set some. I covered that with a round of liverwurst* of similar size to the egg, a few shards of sweet onion slices, and some Swiss cheese. It was topped with the other slice of bread, which I had gently slathered with Mayo, and finished in my twenty-year old, cheap, panini** press thingy.
It was good, real good. Though, admittedly, the first time I tried it without the initial broiler toasting, it was a mess.
*It may be your question, but it was my time, so why not double down on the experiments, no?
**I say, "panini"
You say, "panini"
Somebody says, "panino"
Everybody howls, "Hey you kids get off my lawn!"
I've been makin' this point for too long now for it to be worth elaborating upon anymore.
I gave this one more try. Without getting into a debate on the panini/o or bread type, I used naan (I'll omit bread so not to drive the pedantics crazy). Naan on hot panini press, two slices of cheese w/ holes cut out, raw onion ring in each hole. Cracked egg into each hole, seasoned. Lowered top pf press close to eggs, propped open w/ wooden spoon for 5 minutes. Topped egg w/ cheese then w/ naan, gently closed press. Sit for a minute. Perfectly broiled egg panini. I tried to post a picture but it's not working.
re: chowser
Whew, you must be exhausted :)
re: c oliver
LOL, now I'm on a roll since I broke out the panini press. I'm going to try this w/ ciabatta next, center scooped out to hold the egg.
re: chowser
Sounds great! Consider posting photos to http://imgur.com/and linking thereto. It's free, anon, and easy. No need to create an account.
Bet the scooped ciabatta rocks....
re: Jim Leff
Okay, let's try this.
The egg yolk showing isn't as runny as the other, which leaked all over them plate, in a good way.
Tonight's dinner is going to be patty melt panini w/ egg. I'll cook the patty first, add to scooped out ciabatta, top w/ egg and continue as above.
re: chowser
Posting to CH, esp. with the new enlargement feature, will be a lot better IMO.
re: chowser
Great photo! You're doing important work!
re: Jim Leff
Tried the panini ciabatta idea. The key to making it work is minimal pressure on it once the lid is shut. Some yolks broke, which is fine but no runny yolks. I think it needs to be propped w/ a wooden spoon the same thickness as the sandwich, or to hold it manually so it gets pressed but not too much. It was a good easy dinner. I did a vegetarian option on onion roll w/ roasted cauliflower, egg and cheese w/ scooped out the center. That was excellent.


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When you work in a global business, you soon come to realise how important it is to be able to accurately translate words. Not just the words either, the context is arguably more important.
Having worked on numerous eLearning productions over the years (and now being responsible for a multilingual product) I know there is more to translating a course or a system than just getting it "transferred" into the correct language. There is the translation of the words and then there is the localisation, the part which ensures the translated words are actually understood in the right context. This is no different when communicating with colleagues or customers in another country. Is that email you are sending actually going to make sense to the person reading it?
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It is not clear whether soldiers from other Gulf states are taking part in the crackdown, but there are indications that the Saudi troops are being kept in reserve.
The Saudis appear terrified that the unrest could spread to the Shia areas in the eastern part of their country. Hence the decision to despatch elements of the Saudi National Guard, across the causeway into Bahrain.
Saudi Arabia has a history of intervening militarily to quell Shia unrest around its borders. Saudi forces, for example, crossed into Yemen in 2009.
The Saudis also have wider regional concerns, fearing an Iranian hand in promoting the Shia unrest. Some analysts fear that seeing events simply through this Iranian/Shia-Sunni prism has prompted a policy that may stifle unrest, but will not deal with its fundamental causes.
The Obama administration has been urging reform on Bahrain's rulers. The US and the Saudis are clearly not on the same page in this crisis. And for now it is Riyadh rather than Washington that has the ear of Bahrain's royal family.
After security forces moved in on Wednesday, plumes of black smoke rose as tents burned in Pearl Square, the centre of the protests.
There was a call for further protests mid-afternoon. But shortly afterwards a military officer announced a 1600 (1300 GMT) - 0400 curfew live on TV, to start just a half hour later, and there were no reports of further demonstrations.
The crackdown comes a day after King Hamad Bin Isa al-Khalifa declared a three-month state of emergency. At least two people died in clashes on Tuesday and more than 200 were injured.
On Wednesday, protesters had set up barricades in the square but they were no match for the military, our correspondent says.
An eyewitness, Dalal, told the BBC that police were firing rubber bullets at tents in the square, and set fire to cooking oil.
"People began retreating," she said. "When the police saw that we were moving they ran towards us."
The security forces then moved into Manama's financial district, reopening roads which had been blocked by protesters.
Sources at the Salmaniya hospital said it had been surrounded by troops, and no-one was being allowed in or out. The wounded are now reportedly being treated in mosques or at home.'Terrified'
A doctor there told the BBC that she and her colleagues were hiding from troops who had taken over the building and were shooting at people inside the hospital, threatening the doctors with live ammunition.
"They are all around Salmaniya medical complex with their guns and they are shooting anybody," she said.
Meanwhile a surgeon told the BBC's Bill Law that he had been called to a private hospital to operate on a man with gunshot wounds but was forced to turn back.
Mid-East unrest: Bahrain
- King Hamad, 61, has been in power since 1999
- Population 800,000; land area 717 sq km, or 100 times smaller than Irish Republic
- A population with a median age of 30.4 years, and a literacy rate of 91%
- Youth unemployment at 19.6%
- Gross national income per head: $25,420 (World Bank 2009)
He said government claims that protesters were not being denied treatment were false.
"I am terrified," he added. "This is a genocide directed against the Shia."
Human rights groups said live rounds had been used in some parts of the city.
There are reports of dozens injured but our correspondent says it is difficult to get any sense of casualty numbers.
Seven people had been killed during a month of protests prior to Tuesday's clashes.
The Shia majority complain of economic hardship, lack of political freedom and discrimination in jobs in favour of Sunnis.
The king has reshuffled his cabinet but has not replaced the prime minister of more than 40 years, Sheikh Khalifah ibn Salman al-Khalifah.
The protesters were inspired by the recent uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, whose long-serving presidents were forced from power after weeks of demonstrations.