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The global economic meltdown has not spared the annual 'Indian Bridal Fair' this season with major participants pulling out of the show after Indian government and corporates failed to lend support citing financial crunch.
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The two-day fair, which started on Saturday and taking place for the first time in Melbourne, with all the glitz and glamour of an Indian wedding available under one roof, failed to attract a large number of people and participants after Indian government and Air India pulled out of the show citing inadequacy of funds.
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The King Arthur test kitchen in Vermont is known among cooks for its rigorous recipe development and insightful, reliable customer service lines. Though it doesn’t turn out food celebrities, it does turn out famously easy-to-follow, foolproof recipes, often passed around by home cooks with frantic whispers of excitement. This year’s breakout star was a pan pizza — exactly the kind of recipe I thought I didn’t need, until I made it.
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Rutledge and her team of cooks tinkered for weeks with an almost no-knead dough, baking it in a 9-inch-by-13 inch pan, also known as a quarter-sheet pan. The dough was folded and rested several times, creating a network of airy bubbles, and after resting in the fridge overnight, it developed a mellow tang. The dough seemed perfect, but, Rutledge said, “we weren’t getting the crispy bottoms! We were getting bendy pizzas that just didn’t hold their shape.” When they invited their co-workers to taste the pizza, the consensus was a resounding “meh.” “It was a cruel awakening,” she said. “We still had a lot of work to do. We still had to home in on an identity for the pizza.”
Rutledge was looking for a specific kind of deep-dish pan pizza, the kind with crackling edges, crisp with cheese and no layer of mushy dough. Thick, resilient and puffy. Rutledge blamed the poor heat retention of the lightweight sheet pans for the lackluster textures. Over the course of three months, the recipe had gone through about 25 iterations, and Rutledge herself had made it as many as 40 times, but when her team finally tried the same dough in cast-iron, everything changed. “That’s what makes or breaks this pizza,” she said. “That’s what gives it the cheesy crust.”
The last trick to the pie was one I’d seen before, but only in old Brooklyn pizzerias, where the tomato sauce is sometimes smudged on top of mozzarella like sunblock. The application of low-moisture cheese first and the sauce second allows the cheese to work as a kind of barrier, minimizing sogginess, avoiding that layer of mush that often comes along with thick-crust pizzas. (Rutledge said she picked it up from the cookbook author Peter Reinhart.) And a sprinkle of extra cheese on top, all the way to the edge of the pan, creates an extra crisp layer.
The first time I made the pizza, I relished in the shaping of the dough — slippery and soft and pillowy, holding the indentations of my fingertips, sighing with air bubbles. It required no work at all, just a few folds and a night in the fridge. But it was thick in the pan, and I worried a soggy layer of half-raw dough would ruin it, as it always ruins deep-dish pizzas for me. But following the precise directions laid out by Rutledge, applying the cheese and sauce in a kind of sandwich, created a crackling cheesy layer unlike any pizza I’d ever made at home. So I followed her instructions right to the end, cutting the pie with scissors instead of a knife, and polishing off the whole thing.
Recipe: Cheesy Pan Pizza

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Santa Donna Regina Nuova - Wikipedia
The façade of Santa Donna Regina Nuova in Naples.
Santa Maria Donna Regina Nuova is a church in central Naples, Italy. It is called Nuova ("new") to distinguish it from the older Angevin church of Santa Maria Donna Regina Vecchia.
The earliest church was built on this location in the 14th century. The nuns from the adjacent monastery commissioned the new structure. While traditionally the architect Giovanni Guarino, a pupil of Francesco Grimaldi was cited as the architect of the present Baroque church, more recent documentation cites Giovanni Giacomo Conforto. The first documented payments for design were from 1626. The facade was completed by 1626. The marble portal was completed by Bernardino Landini in 1634, and the cupola in 1654. The church was consecrated in 1669. Among the architects that over the next century worked designs for parts of the structure include Arcangelo Guglielmelli and Ferdinando Sanfelice. The convent was shut down in the 1861, and the Clarisse nuns moved to Santa Chiara.[1] Since 2007 the church has housed the Diocesan Museum.
Originally the monastery and the church were connected by a passage between the tribune of the new church and the apse of the old one, but this was eliminated by the 1928-1934 restoration.
The façade presents a wide 17th-century staircase, and houses two stucco statues portraying Saints Andrew and Bartholomew. The interior has a single nave with six side chapels and a rich Baroque marble decoration. The ceiling has a large fresco (1654) by Francesco de Benedictis. The sides of the apse have frescoes by Francesco Solimena portraying histories of St. Francis.
In the first chapel on the right are frescoes by Antonio Guastaferro; the second chapel has frescoes on the wall and ceiling by Tommaso Fasano; the third chapel has marble decoration by Gaetano Sacco based on a design by Giovan Domenico Vinaccia and frescoes by Fasano and Solimena. In the first chapel on the left are canvases by Charles Mellin; In the other chapels are the left are more painting by Fasano.
The altar was built by Giovanni Ragozzino based on a design by Solimena; it is flanked by an altarpiece by Luca Giordano. The dome was frescoed by Agostino Beltrano.
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