Lots of the cornmeal we now have in our pantries is
industrial-milled, yellow, fine-grained and missing in corn taste, not like the coarser, white and, sure, sweeter stuff
that was once frequent. Small producers
resembling Anson Mills focus on that heritage kind of cornmeal, which is why
cooks who use it can get away with a basic sugar-free corn bread. A fast and simple recipe comes from cookbook
writer Elinor Klivans. The cooled corn bread could be tightly wrapped in
plastic or saved in an hermetic container at room temperature for as much as a
day. Reheat, lined with aluminum foil,
in a 275-degree oven for about 15 minutes, or till warmed by means of. For long-term storage, tightly wrap in
plastic, place in a zip-top bag and freeze for as much as a number of
months. Find recipe at Tailored from
Quick Breads: 50 Recipes for Straightforward, Scrumptious Bread by Elinor Klivans
(Chronicle Books, 2010). https://www.pressmask.com/2018/11/21/corn-bread-is-a-divisive-topic-this-recipe-just-might-bring-us-a-little-closer-together-the-denver-post/
Dear Quote Investigator: The prominent American literary figure Henry
James apparently crafted an expression with a three-fold repetition of the
phrase “be kind”. The influential
children’s television personality Fred Rogers has been credited with a similar
statement. Would you please explore this
topic?
Quote Investigator: A landmark biography of Henry James provides
substantive evidence that he did construct this saying. There is also evidence that Fred Rogers employed
an instance of this remark; however, Rogers credited James. Henry James died in 1916, and in 1953 Leon
Edel released the first installment of his monumental five volume biography of
James. The final book titled “Henry
James: The Master: 1901-1916” appeared in 1972. In February
1972 the Chicago Tribune published an evaluation of the fifth biographical
volume. The reviewer reprinted the
remark ascribed to Henry James but also highlighted the complexity of the
author’s behavior: James’s kindness was limited in only one respect. Concerning the fiction produced by even the
dearest of his friends he was the all-out professional; when people sent him
their novels he assumed they did not want banal compliments in place of
criticism. The reviewer asserted that
the harsh critical words directed at H. G. Wells by James eventually led to the
rupture of their friendship and a counterattack. Wells published a novel titled “Boon” which
caricatured Henry James. The two
famously feuded about the purpose and nature of literature and the arts. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2018/09/21/kind/
45-Minute Roast Turkey
In 2002, Mark Bittman
published this revolutionary approach to roasting the Thanksgiving turkey,
which allows you to cut the cooking time of the average turkey by about 75
percent while still presenting an attractive bird. Simply cut out the backbone—or ask your
butcher to do it for you—and spread the bird out flat before roasting, a technique
known as spatchcocking that is commonly used with chickens. Roasted at 450 degrees, a 10-pound bird will
be done in about 45 minutes. Really. It will
also be more evenly browned (all of the skin is exposed to the heat), more
evenly cooked, and moister than birds cooked conventionally. https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/543-45-minute-roast-turkey
Crisp-Skinned Spatchcocked (Butterflied) Roast Turkey
With Gravy Recipe Spatchcocking is a method of removing the turkey's
backbone to flatten its body prior to putting in the oven. This flatter shape ensures that the meat
cooks more evenly and more quickly, allowing the legs to reach a safe
temperature without overcooking the breast.
The result is hands-down the easiest, most reliable route to a juicy,
moist turkey with incredibly crisp skin.
12-14 pound turkey serves 10-12 https://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/11/butterfiled-roast-turkey-with-gravy-recipe.html
Butterflied Turkey with Herb Glaze and Chardonnay Gravy https://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/butterflied-turkey-with-herb-glaze-and-chardonnay-gravy.html
An allusion is a
quick indirect mention of something. Illusions
are tricks. Your eye can be fooled by an optical illusion, and
Dorothy and the gang get to the bottom of the Wizard's illusion and
discover he's just a regular guy. A delusion is
a belief in something despite the fact that it's completely untrue.
Life in Paradise: Do you know where it is? I
really do live, legally and physically, in Paradise, Nevada by Steve Fey The United States Census calls Paradise
Township a Census Designated Place (CDP).
That means that you can look up the population, demographics, and even a
map of Paradise, Nevada on the Census Bureau Web Site.
Paradise Township became the largest unincorporated town in the United
States in 1950. The reason they made
Paradise Township was because the mayor of Las Vegas was pressing for annexation
of the Las Vegas Strip. This was not in
the interests of the owners of the newly thriving businesses along the Las
Vegas Strip, so those owners, some of whom were mob connected, managed to get a
law passed in Nevada forbidding a city from annexing an unincorporated
town. Then all they had to do was form a
new township and Las Vegas could forget about annexing the Las Vegas
Strip. The stratagem worked, so that,
ironically, very little of what most tourists come to Las Vegas to see is
actually in the City of Las Vegas. https://living-las-vegas.com/2010/02/where-is-paradise/
http://librariansmuse.blogspot.com December 18, 2018 Issue 2006
352nd day of the year
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