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Broccoli-Basil Mac and Cheese Recipe
Whenever I'm away from home I keep a list of what I want to cook when I get back. Well, it actually becomes more of a nest than a list, and there's a pocket in my suitcase dedicated to keeping it somewhat contained. Unzip the pocket and you'll find menus folded in two, notes scribble on the backs of receipts, pages ripped from far-flung magazines, that sort of thing. Now that I'm home, the nest is sitting a few inches tall, smack in the middle of the dining room table. Top of the pile, a note to self to make this broccoli-basil crusted mac and cheese.
It's from a new book my girl Anna Jones wrote in conjunction with innocent recently. She gave me a copy in London, and it's filled with sass, and laughs, and brilliant, nutritious, family-friendly recipes. You can have a peek here, note it hasn't been published (yet) in the U.S. Those of you who read Jamie Magazine likely know Anna's work - she writes, she styles, she develops recipes in London. She's fantastic, and it's a shame she doesn't live closer.
The recipe! Like most casseroles, it's a bit of a project. But, the sort that pays off. You end up with a huge pan of mac and cheese, unlike any I've ever tasted. Plenty for leftovers. And there are a couple of notable things that make this version unique. First off, Anna has you puree basil with a handful of cherry tomatoes, and a dollop of creme fraiche. You combine this mixture with grated cheeses to create the melty magic that envelops the macaroni. And then there's the crunchy top crust, it's made from whole wheat bread, broccoli, and more basil blitzed in a processor with a touch of olive oil. It's brilliant.
Give this a go - in the meantime, I'm working on a London round-up with more pictures. And a new favorites list, and (!) I have a stack of new cookbooks brimming with recipes flagged to try.
Broccoli-Basil Mac and Cheese
I'd consider make this with delicate squash (skin on) next time, to cut the prep-time on the squash. Play around with the cheese blend if it's more convenient for you -Anna's recipe calls for Cheddar and Manchego, but I always have gruyere on hand, so I swapped that in.
1 small butternut, acorn, or other winter squash, peeled, seeded and cut into tiny chunks
olive oil
1 bunch of basil, stems removed
2 slices good brown bread, stale or dried out in the oven
1/2 a small head of broccoli (100 g / 3.5 oz), roughly chopped
4 tablespoons creme fraiche or sour cream
~ 1 3/4 cups / 3.5 oz / 100 g grated white cheddar cheese
~ 1 3/4 cups / 3.5 oz / 100 g grated gruyere cheese
a large handful of (yellow) cherry tomatoes
3 cups / 300 g dried (whole wheat) macaroni elbows
Preheat your oven to 400F / 200C with a rack in the middle. Put a large pot of water on to boil.
Place the squash on a large baking sheet, drizzle with a bit of olive oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and bake for about 20-25 minutes, or until golden.
In the meantime, pulse half the basil, all of the bread, the broccoli and a lug of olive oil in a food processor until you've got a fine crumb. It'll be a bit damp - that's o.k. Transfer to a small bowl and give the processor a rinse.
In a separate bowl, combine the creme fraiche and grated cheeses.
Place the cherry tomatoes in the food processor with the remaining basil. Pulse a couple times to break things up, then add to the creme fraiche mixture and stir well.
Boil the pasta in well-salted water for a bit less time than the package suggests - you want it ever so slightly undercooked. Drain, reserving a big cup of the hot pasta water for later use. Return the hot pasta to the pan and add the cheese mixture to it. Add the squash and give it a good stir. Add pasta water to thin the sauce to the consistency of cream. It can be a bit runny as the pasta will soak it up in the oven.
Transfer everything to a large baking dish or casserole. Sprinkle the green breadcrumbs evenly across the top and bake for 20 -25 minutes or until the topping is crunchy. Remove from the oven, and wait 10 minutes before serving.
Serves 8 - 10.
Adapted from Hungry? The innocent recipe book for filling your family with good stuff by Anna Jones, Vanessa Hattersley, and innocent
Prep time: 35 min - Cook time: 25 min
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I have the very same habit of collecting recipes and ideas! This one will definitely go on top of that pile, thank you for the inspiration Heidi!
i normally dislike mac and cheese but this sounds fantastic.
Looks great and anything that makes a lot, i.e. planned leftovers, is music to my working mommy ears!
Averie @ Love Veggies and Yoga
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This sounds amazing, especially the basil-tomato-creme fraiche part! My mum makes the best pasta-broccoli dish so I know the two ingredients make for a great combination.
ah, gruyere and white cheddar... *swoon*
Carly from ServeSurfer
i love squash w pasta. i'd love to try this w kabocha!
lynn @ the actor's diet
Beautiful! The basil gives this that extra special touch.
Belinda @zomppa
What a healthy version of "mac & cheese"! I can't wait to try this to see if I can convert my husband from the traditional mac & cheese to this version :)
Anjali Shah @ The Picky Eater
This recipe sounds too good! Basil gives a great flavor to mac & cheese. Love the photos.
Look forward to your London post!
Oh this sounds absolutely delicious!
Finally healthy mac and cheese!
Joanna @ 101 Slow Cooker Recipes
You read my mind! I was just looking for a good macaroni and cheese recipe, and this is the perfect way to use seasonal basil and squash. Yum!
(Also, I am spending the fall traveling in Europe, and my list of "things to make when I get back to my own kitchen" is overflowing... Glad to hear I'm not the only one who has such a collection.)
This sounds so different! I love a new and healthier take on a classic. Will have to try-thanks!
Oh what a great variation of mac and cheese!
Simply Life
This recipe actually brings something new to mac and cheese! I love the green bread crumbs, and the lack of a traditional milk based sauce.
Sue/the view from great island
Mmm this sounds lovely!
My eyes think it looks healthy and comforting. I can't wait to try it.
P.S. I recently made your bran muffins and they were divine!
I love a good mac and cheese and am always ready to try a new variation.
I like your version of the 'nest' of things. I'm afraid I have piles of books, papers, mags, letters from school, menu's, etc - on the table and next to my bed. I once had a friend who had no extraneous matter on any of her household surfaces - it just wasn't natural!
Sounds good. Manchego is a interesting choice here - having just come back from a year in Spain I never saw it used in cooked dishes too! There's a kind of comparative recipe like this in the Kripalu cookbook called "Squasheroni" that uses tahini in place of the cheese to lend a creaminesss. we usually do this, but when we want to push the boat out we've earmarked this one now. Looking forward to London photos.
Wow--I've seen A LOT of macaroni and cheese recipes, but never anything remotely like this. I have the day off and a big beautiful butternut squash on my counter. Guess I know what I'm doing today! This looks fantastic.
Jenn from Much to My Delight
i was just debating the other day what makes a good mac and cheese and i'd say you found it...this one is FULL of flavor!
Heather (Heather's Dish)
Squash and broccoli together...that sounds so good! And it looks pretty too!
Oh my dear goodness. YES. This is the kind of meal that makes decisions FOR me.
Bev Weidner
Yes! Mac n Cheese may be what I miss the most from deciding to respect my cow's milk allergy earlier this year. This looks like something I can easily use with sheep and goat milk cheeses. I can't wait to try it!
I am a basil fiend, and this looks amazing. I hadn't considered basil in mac + cheese. It's usually such a comfort food, aka terrible for you. But the vibrant green really make sit feel wholesome, and not so guilt-inducing.
Amanda : Grace & Gusto
To me this looks great, I may just have to come up with my own gluten-free dairy free version.
Oh my. This is like all of my favorite flavors, rolled into one.
Cookie and Kate
I love when you share recipes from cookbooks I've never heard of. This looks like a gem!
Happy Tuesday :)
Wow ... I've never seen anything like this. Broccoli AND mac and cheese ... amazing. Cannot wait to try.
Hmmm never thought to pair basil with mac & cheese. Sounds delicious!
Growing up in an Italian household, I find that basil is a comfort ingredient for me, so adding it to one of the most comforting dishes of all times seems like a great idea :)
Brandon @ Kitchen Konfidence
What a unique version of macaroni casserole! I like the healthy additions like whole wheat and broccoli, so it's not just a boatload of empty calories. Can't wait to read more about London!
la domestique
on another note_ still marveling at your extreme packing. would love to know how you handled the camera equipment...
anne muller
Looks AMAZING! As soon as I'm back on cheese and wheat again, I'm making this. Plus, it's a great use for all the squash and broccoli I've been getting in my CSA.
This might be a stupid question, but does the squash go in as well? The picture has it on the side and the recipe didn't specify.
I am not a huge mac and cheese fan unless it is studded with veggies like this one. Looks like an excellent meal.
Laura @ SweetSavoryPlanet
as there are only two of us at home i would like to know if the leftovers could be frozen for another day's meal
I just competed in a mac & cheese cookoff a couple weeks ago. I used a tomato basil penne pasta with sauteed shiitake mushrooms and cheddar and gouda cheeses. I also did a bechamel sauce. It was very tasty although too dry.
This one sounds scrumptious! Gonna give it a try.
I am getting a Boston Organics box today and I am betting this mac and cheese will be on my dinner table this week. Best part is that my husband will never know how healthy it is! Heidi, you are amazing with your recipes. Thank you!
I just got back from NYC and tried a restaurant there that was all Mac n Cheese (different kinds). They should have had a healthy one like this! I can't wait to try it.
I have plenty of frozen pesto for this and I love the idea of incorporating some broccoli to turn this into a healthier version for my kids. I'm making this this week. Good idea...I'm into green this week on my blog too: Vinegar braised greens with bacon and fried egg...Go Green!
Rachel Willen@FoodFix
Basil and broccoli sound like a very interesting combination! I'll def be giving this one a try!
Julie at Burnt Carrots
I'd like to see a picture of the little "nest" of lists!
Billie Jean Potter
What a great idea! I could definitely see swapping out the broccoli and basil for whatever's seasonal and delicious at the market that day. A recipe for people who normally don't like mac and cheese and mac and cheese lovers who don't like veggies. Win-win!
Lady Amalthea
Ohh, sounds great! I have the same question about when/if the squash is added - I'm guessing just before baking the whole shebang?
Also, a tip for those of us who are too lazy or pressed for time to peel and cube hard winter squash: you can pierce the squash several times, microwave it for 2-5 minutes (depending on size), and then halve it and roast it and reduce baking time a lot without sacrificing delicious roast-y flavor or nutrients. I find it easier to scoop/cut cooked flesh than to deal with the raw squash.
Thanks for the great recipe, Heidi! Just made a version of your berry pie, by the way, with rhubarb and raspberries that was out of this world yum - the lime thyme is amazing in it! Great idea.
this looks divine! great healthy choice over regular mac and cheese. Lobster mac and cheese is the best though!
The Sweet Cupcaker
i love how you added greens in the mac and cheese. i have to try this!
Oh Sweet Escape
What a great recipe. I am always looking for healthier mac and cheese reipes with lots of veggies! Perfect. :)
The Elegant Eggplant
Love the transition from summer to fall flavors here - hoping the little ones will enjoy.
Season with Reason
Can you use Magic Sauce on this one? Been making that every week since you gave us the recipe, my husband uses it on everything but his toothbrush. So far, eggs are his favorite vehicle.
HS: Love that idea Catherine - great call.
The only thing that prevents me from indulging my love for mac and cheese is some of the guilt. I love the fact that this will take some away- and replace it with proper vegetables. Lovely stuff.
Tori @ eat-tori
Yowza! Sort of a pesto mac-and-cheese. I think this might be a good candidate for a little maple bacon. Combined with the butternut (or perhaps sweet potatoes, instead), this could be a real winner. I will definitely give it a go!
Sounds great! Do you think that greek yogurt could be used instead of sour cream or creme fraiche? Or would that not cook as well? thanks
Mmmm...you know how sometimes a person doesn't know what they want until you show it to them?
I didn't know I desperately wanted mac n cheese until I read this post. Now it's all I can think about...thanks Heidi!
This looks amazing! I love the idea of blending tomato with basil. Such a clean looking recipe, may take work but you can tell it's worth it.
Looks delicious! We do a lot of squash or pumpkin mac n' cheese for our kids for a healthier turn on a great classic. We sometimes add herbs to the casserole, but our greens are always on the side... I will have to try blending them into the mix too.
Even though casseroles take a lot of time, they're *always* worth the wait. I don't see how one with with basil, butternut squash and creme fraiche could ever go wrong....
katy from Dining with Dusty
Now I know what to do with the last of the garden basil and broccoli from the farmers' market! And just in time for National Pasta Month...
Made this for dinner tonight, it was awesome :)
I love the combination of the broccoli and basil. I make a soup like that. But, what a glorious casserole. So rustic, so beautiful and flavorful. Comfort food with green in it. Love it.
Just made this for dinner and loved it. I substituted diced boiled potatoes for the pasta and used a parsley/cilantro combination for the basil because that's what I had. All the different tastes melded together well.
The pasta doesnt look whole wheat, but the idea looks great. Recently had leftover brownrice and acorn squash and put them together with sage, yogurt and an egg and made yummy patties. Some misc spices rounded it out. Browned in olive oil.
Made this for dinner tonight. It is very tasty - the flavors and textures are great. Thank you!
it looks light and really healthy, it's a totally different mac and cheese
We've been on a broccoli mission of late with all that our garden is throwing our way, so thanks for another delicious looking option. I'm imagining this in purple too...
I think I am going to make a spinoff this recipe. I am gonna try to make the sauce a pesto similar to your magic sauce, been looking for excuses to use it again.
The picture was a surprise. I intentionally did not check this recipe for several days since "other" veggie-infused recipes--not yours, just in general-- use vegetables more as a condiment or decoration (loads of starch with a sprinkle of green).
So glad I clicked on it. I have several butternut squash to use; basil is revered; broccoli is a house favorite, too. There's so much GREEN. Thank you!!!
Oh my word. I love mac and cheese and I love broccoli, perfect combo. Can't wait to try this- hopefully it looks as good as yours. I look forward to more recipes. :)
Rochelle R
Heidi, this looks absolutely wonderful! Do you think a creamy goat cheese might also work in this recipe? - Noelle
Noelle @ GreenLemonade
Looks delicious - thank you for sharing all of your amazing recipes! My son is allergic to broccoli - what do you suggest as a possible swap?
Heidi, is there a way to make this wheat-free? I am recently off wheat but would love to try an adaptation of this intriguing dish.
This looks lovely! I am going to give this a go over the weekend – loving the combination of macaroni cheese and squash. Perfect now the evenings are drawing in here in London. Speaking of which… I am looking forward to hearing all about your trip!
I love mac and cheese, but stay away from it because I fell it just is not healthy enough to eat all of the carbs. Now, I think your twist on the old stand by fits the bill for me. I am going to make this recipe this weekend and use whole grain noodles. Thanks for another great recipe. I just signed up for your newsletter :)
Dori Schwaiger
I am a personal trainer and don't eat many pasta dishes, however this one could work for me. Adding the Broccoli is a great idea. I am going to add some grilled chicken to balance it with protein. Think I'll share this with a few clients of mine. I love your blog :)
Lauren Chiarello
This sounds like a winter time staple for cold Colorado
Casey @ Justin's Nut Butter
Oh hells yes! And I bet even a pared back, simplified version would be terrific.
Michelle @ Find Your Balance
Looks delicious. I just bought some beautiful asparagus, so I'm going to substitute that for the broccoli and throw a few slide almonds into the topping mixture! I also only have white cheddar and mozzarella, so I'll give those a go for the cheese blend.
this looks like an awesome way to use some excess basil; plus, you can't go wrong with mac n cheese, right?!
oh, and ps: we must live in the same general area as I saw you in matching half yesterday! i do love that place ;).
HS: You have to say hi next time! I remember thinking to myself - she looks so familiar. :)
heather @ chiknpastry
This was fabulous! I made it for dinner tonight and it was a HUGE hit. Even my "picky eater" loved it. Served it with a argula and summer lettuce salad from my CSA basket.
Thanks for another no fail recipe!!
oh I've been craving mac and cheese ever since it's turned cold--and this looks fabulous! I love that it has squash hidden in there too, yessss this is happening for sure...
This sound like a great recipe. I love how it seems to be really adaptable. I can't wait to try it out soon.
As some recent posts have said (Lauren Chiarello, Don Schweiger, etc), substituting whole grain noodles and adding lean protein, such as grilled chicken, makes this recipe even healthier and more nutritious; nevertheless, the all-vegetable versions are more than satisfying. I make an almost identical casserole with 2 cups of chopped okra (steamed or lightly sauteed) alongside the broccoli, squash, and tomatoes and a half cup of crumbled blue or gorgonzola mixed with 1.5 cups each of white cheddar and grated asiago. Fresh or dried sage is also a great compliment to the flavors.
Mangione in CT
YUM! Can't wait to try this one.
I made this last night -- used white cheddar, manchego and point reyes blue cheese, which we had in the fridge, and summer squash instead of winter. It was delicious! I can't wait to experiment with other cheeses and veggies. Thank you for posting this Heidi!
Lorraine M
Sounds delicious. Any chance it's freezable?
I have to admit, this combo made me both apprehensive and intrigued. But it's in the oven now, and my little taste test of the filling is very promising! Thanks for making me go outside my comfort zone!
I'm a huge fan of your recipes, thank goodness for your inspiration in my cooking. But I made this tonight and I have to say it is my least favorite of your recipes. I must have messed something up. It seemed bland and even with so much going on there was not a cohesive flavor I could take away. I'll probably be back to play with again soon even so...thanks for always pushing us in new directions
HS: Hi Suzanne - The one thing I'd add here is to make sure the whole thing is salted appropriately - that sort of brings everything together.
If this is not too nosy, in the last of the photos, the bowl in focus contains the pasta, a slice of squash and a third yellowish thing. (Or so it seems.) What is the third thing?
HS: It's just a well-fried egg that I threw in there for a bit of protein.
AH, MAC N CHEESE!! Love love love your recipe twists!
Love this recipe! Do you think there's anyway to ease up on the cheese? Seems that there's a lot of it.
Otherwise this recipe is superhealthy!
Heidi, made this last night for a group of hungry friends, it went down a storm - even with my (it has to contain meat) husband! Tasty and simple to make and the recipe made HEAPS... going to have some leftovers for lunch today, thanks!
Wow, I recently discovered cauliflower macaroni cheese (thanks Jamie Oliver...) but this sounds like an extra way to spice up a meal I'm already a big fan of. Must bookmark this as 'have a go'.
Wow, this certainly isn't your typical Mac & Cheese! It looks absolutely amazing with all of that basil and different types of cheese. I wasn't even hungry until coming across this article, now I'm craving Mac & Cheese.. thanks a lot :)
This is a great recipe. While it is great for dinner, I have been eating the leftovers for breakfast! Just can't get enough of this good stuff. Used mascarpone in place of creme fraiche (just happened to be in my fridge already), and results were really good. This recipe is a keeper! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Heidi: Sorry to connect this way, but wanted to check if our PR people sent U a review copy of our new book, Artisan Pizza+Flatbread in 5 Min/Day (http://amzn.to/eo10NJ)? Jeff Hertzberg, co-author
Jeff Hertzberg
Made this recipe earlier this week and am enjoying it all by myself! Will definitely make it again and again and again.
I substituted pasta shells for elbow macaroni but otherwise followed the recipe. Time-saving tip: Trader Joe's sells a white-cheddar-and-gruyere blend (which I used). And if I ever need to save a little more time, I'll buy TJ's peeled, cubed butternut squash.
This was fantastic! My husband and I made it tonight on a whim as we had all of the ingredients from our CSA box. It was divine - super flavorful (loved the cherry tomatoes and squash) and healthy too. Thanks for sharing!
I like how the broccoli is incorporated as a topping as opposed to just mixed in the mac & cheese. And the squash makes it a veggie packed meal. Going to have to give this a try :)
This was delicious - a perfect Friday night meal and not nearly as heavy as my usual go-to Mac & Cheese recipe! I added some of the roasted cherry tomatoes you featured in Super Natural Every Day, as well as the handful of fresh ones the recipe calls for, to the creme fraiche sauce, and it turned out really well.
Made this for lunch today. It was very tasty. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
When I made this I added a few cups of raw spinach in when mixing the pasta and squash together, and thought it made a nice addition. Very tasty either way!
Is there anyway to ease up on the cheese?
I am a mac n' cheese addict! This looks so delicious, I am always for the addition of green veggies!
The Starving Student
Looks DELICIOUS. I'm making squash with everything at the moment! Must get this book too!
The Grazer
I made this last night and it was delicious. I will say that I have a blister on my hand from "peeling" and chopping my acorn squashwitha knife. Is there a better way so that the skin isn't so hard?:) Otherwise I just added one extra tbsp of sour cream and all was super tasty!
Macaroni that is packed full of veggies? Perfect. I am a sucker for macaroni and cheese in every form.
I am going to go peak at that cookbook right now.
@stephZ - my way of peeling any kind of squash is to cut it into chunks and steam it for a few minutes. Have to be careful not to cook it, especially if you're going to roast it afterward, but just enough to loosen the very hard skin from the flesh. Otherwise, yes, peeling squash is sooo hard! The other option is to buy chunks already peeled at TJs! I too would be interested in any other ways people know for peeling squash.
Made this with cauliflower I had on hand instead of broccoli and it turned out a little less colorful but totally tasty. I also added an extra dab of sour cream to help spread the cheese around. The combination of the sweet squash and the basil was exciting!
I took a bit off time off to make this for Sunday dinner (cooking therapy) and it was a big success. I used a red kuri squash, which was easy to pare with a sharp knife. First, I cut off both ends so I could rest it flat on the cutting board and slice off slivers of the skin.
My son took the leftovers home, he liked it so much. Thanks Heidi, for another creative and fun recipe.
this was amazing. the perfect comfort food fall treat. thank you!
This was AMAZING!!! My 2 year old just ate 4 helpings! Totally a keeper! Thanks again for another wonderful recipe!
Ruth Katz
I made this last Wednesday. I really liked it, but my husband did not...I think he was expecting creamy mac n cheese. I added hot water to get a creamy consistency, but maybe it wasn't enough? Next time I will puree the squash...maybe that will help.
My mouth was watering as I read this. I've been a Mac 'n Cheese fan since I was two and love to see how exotic folks can get. I'm lucky to live in Ann Arbor, Michigan, home of the great Zingerman's, including Zingerman's Roadhouse, home to some of the most scrumptious and creative Mac 'n Cheeses out there.
I finally made it and it was fantastic. Great recipe!!!!
Macaroni and winter squash, is a must try for me. Thanks
When I think of mac and cheese, I usually want unadulterated cheese... but if I think of this as a broccoli-and-cheese casserole... I WANT. Sounds amazing!
your recipes are such an inspiration!! i love it so much, am gonna try it out right now ^__^ thnx
That looks delicious! I was literally thinking about making broccoli mac and cheese on my drive home from work. Last time I made broccoli mac and cheese with cherry tomatoes my husband said it was his favorite ever.
Ashley @ Sprinkles & Spreadsheets
Brilliant recipe and gorgeous pictures, as always!! I love healthy twists on mac n' cheese, especially in the colder months!
Toni @ Not Yet A Mommy Blog
I made this a few days ago, and it was pretty good. We added some leftover sweet potatoes that were way delicious, but on the whole I felt the dish needed more spicing and could have done with more moisture. Next time I think I'll up the tomatoes or sour cream, and I'd recommend 1.5 tsp. of salt and a bunch of black pepper to start. I ended up adding mustard to the leftovers to increase the moisture, and I think it would have been a good addition for baking into the mac too.
I made this dish for m husband last night and he literally said "This is the best mac and cheese I've ever had -- BY FAR!!" A deserving review. This dish is truly amazing!!
Lauren Cohen
Wow! What a beautiful dish. The deep greens with the squash is really gorgeous. thanks so much for sharing this healthy and different recipe!
Caitlin @ Vegetarian in the City
This is awesome! So smart to sneak in some greens in the mac and cheese:-) I never make it, because I feel bad eating it as a meal without anything healthy in it... Thank you for making me a recipe I feel good about making!!:-)
Donna Chernow
I thought that I had seen every depiction of macaroni and cheese that exists. How silly of me to think that this comfort food was limited. This is such an attractive and healthy-looking dish. The cheese, I'm sure, helps to make this dish all the more heavenly.
Alaiyo Kiasi
Oh. My. Word. I have got to try this...basil, cheese, broccoli, tomatoes, pasta. All things I dearly adore! YUM. And I say this as someone who has a tried-and-true mac & cheese recipe from which I *never* deviate because it's so good how it is, much to Brett's dismay.
just made this for the boy and me. so perfect for the produce from the green grocer stall around the corner and the VERY crisp evenings we're now experiencing in londontown! thanks HEAPS!
I made this on Sunday with a few variations, and it was amazing! The major change I made was using a mashed-up pre-roasted acorn squash as the base for the sauce - I thinned it with pasta water and just a little bit of milk, then added the cheese, tossed with with cooked pasta and broccoli, then into the oven. The squash made a really amazing creamy base. Definitely going to keep this recipe and play around with it further!
Ah, yet another wonderful pasta recipe from you. And with bursts of broccoli -- a keeper.
This sounds hearty and indulging (I'm a cheese fan!!) Thanks for sharing, can't wait to try it!!
Has anyone used a substitute for the creme fraiche? I really can't eat that, but can eat cheese and yogurt.
This sounds so amazing. So many of my favorite foods combined into one dish. And you don't even have to feel too guilty about eating a big bowl of mac and cheese!
Hi there! I could have sworn I've been to this web site prior to but right after searching via a number of the article I recognized it is new to me. Anyways, I'm certainly content I discovered it and I'll be book-marking and checking again regularly!
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I have been checking out your recipes but havent given anything a try, maybe a bit nervous that it might not come out the way i want. But today all of a sudden i wanted to try this dish. The difference i made was i used mozarella instead of white cheddar and cilantro instead of basil and i think the taste was pretty much there.
One more hats off to you that my husband has never eaten broccoli and he hates it while i love it. He ate this without even commenting that it contains brocc. So really thanks for that (I always take it as a challenge when my husband doesnt eat a particular vegetable and search for recipes where i can incorporate that veg without him knowing.)
Unfortunately I found this recipe to be pretty bad. It's just not...mac 'n cheese! Some of my guests found the broccoli crust too dominating in flavor, while another disliked the way the yellow tomato overpowered the cheese. Normally I'm a huge fan!, but this recipe isn't great.


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Neo-Classic Vinaigrette
A classic French vinaigrette proportion is five parts oil to one part vinegar. We've cut that to a two-to-one ratio, which seems more suitable for modern palates. The mustard makes up for the missing oil by the thickening the dressing. This recipe makes enough for several salads; refrigerate the unused vinaigrette in a jar or bottle.
Level: Easy
Yield: 2 cups
- .67 c. red wine vinegar
- 1 tbsp. Dijon mustard
- ½ tsp. salt
- 1⅓ c. extra-virgin olive oil
- Pour vinegar into medium bowl, Whisk in mustard and salt. Slowly whisk in oil, little by little, until dressing is well combined and thickened.
Serving size = 2 tablespoons
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A cake being put in the oven to bake.
- The definition of bake is the act of cooking food or hardening something through the use of heat.
- An example of a bake is a cake that has been cooked in an oven and frosted.
- An example of a bake is wet cement poured onto a driveway and then hardened by the sun.
- Bake is defined as to get intensely hot.
An example of bake is what happens when a car is locked up and left to sit under the sun's rays on a summer day until the leather interior is hot to the touch.
- Bake means to cook food through the use of some type of dry heat, usually an oven, or to use heat on non-food items to make them hard or dry.
- An example of bake is to put a cake mixture in the oven until it is heated all the way through and the finished cake is ready to eat.
- An example of bake is to place wet clay pots in the sun to dry.
transitive verbbaked, bak′ing
- to cook (food) by dry heat, esp. in an oven
- to make dry and hard by heat; fire (bricks, earthenware, etc.)
- to expose (oneself) to the rays of the sun, a lamp, etc.
- Obs. to harden or cake
Origin of bakeMiddle English baken from Old English bacan from Indo-European an unverified form bhog- from base an unverified form bhe-, to warm, bake from source bath, Classical Greek ph?gein, to roast
- to bake bread, pastry, etc.
- to become baked
- to become dry and hard in the sun: said of soil
- the act of baking
- a product of baking
- a social affair at which a certain kind of food, often baked, is served
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verbbaked, bak·ing, bakes
- To cook (food) with dry heat, especially in an oven.
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- To cook food with dry heat.
- To become hardened or dry by or as if by having been subjected to the heat of an oven.
- a. The act or process of baking.b. An amount baked.
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Origin of bakeMiddle English baken from Old English bacan
(third-person singular simple present bakes, present participle baking, simple past and past participle baked)
- (intransitive) To cook (something) in an oven.
- I baked a delicious cherry pie.
- She's been baking all day to prepare for the dinner.
- To dry by heat.
- (intransitive) To prepare food by baking it.
- (intransitive) To be baked to heating or drying.
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In the dialects of northern England, the simple past book and past participle baken are sometimes encountered.
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From Middle English baken, from Old English bacan ("to bake"), from Proto-Germanic *bakaną ("to bake"), from Proto-Indo-European *bʰōg- ("to roast, bake"). Cognate with West Frisian bakke ("to bake"), Dutch bakken ("to bake"), Low German backen ("to bake"), German backen ("to bake"), Danish bage ("to bake"), Swedish baka ("to bake"), Ancient Greek φώγω (phōgō, "roast", verb), Persian پختن (pokhtan, "to bake", verb).


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* Investors focused on afternoon's Fed statement
* Dow pulls back from record intraday high
* Credit card companies' stocks plunge, then pare losses
* Shares of Herbalife climb on report George Soros has taken a stake
* Facebook trades above IPO price of $38 for first time since debut
* Dow up 0.1 pct; S&P up 0.2 pct; Nasdaq up 0.4 pct
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NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks held slim gains on Wednesday, pulling back from session highs after stronger-than-expected data on jobs and the economy, as investors waited for a Federal Reserve statement that could spell out the U.S. central bank's stimulus plans for the coming months.
The Fed's statement, due at 2 p.m. (1800 GMT) at the end of a two-day meeting, will be parsed for clues on when the central bank may begin to trim its $85 billion a month in stimulative bond purchases as the economic recovery takes hold. The Fed's stimulus is seen by many as central to the stock market's gain of nearly 19 percent so far this year.
U.S. gross domestic product growth unexpectedly accelerated in the second quarter at an annualized rate of 1.7 percent, and private-sector employers added 200,000 jobs in July, topping economists' expectations.
"It looks like this market wants to go higher. The GDP number that came out this morning was a big surprise," said Catherine Avery, president of Catherine Avery Investment Management in New Canaan, Connecticut.
"The big thing is: What's going to happen this afternoon when we get the Fed statements? Do we get a tapering? Do we not get a tapering?"
Six of the 10 S&P 500 industry sector indexes moved higher, with growth-sensitive cyclical shares leading the gains. The S&P 500 consumer discretionary index added 0.6 percent and the S&P 500 energy index rose 0.2 percent.
Comcast Corp gave the S&P 500 its biggest boost after the U.S. cable provider posted a higher quarterly profit on Wednesday, as it added more Internet customers than expected on the cable side and booked an increase of more than 20 percent in operating cash flow at its NBC Universal unit.
Credit card companies' shares plunged briefly in afternoon trading, with Visa shedding 8.9 percent in less than 25 minutes to hit a session low of $171.22. In the same period, Mastercard dropped 7.5 percent to a session low of $567.33 and Dow component American Express fell 1.8 percent.
The companies' stocks pared their losses over the next 20 minutes, with Visa down 3.4 percent at $185.01 and American Express off 1.3 percent at $74.25. Mastercard erased its losses and rose 1.5 percent to $610.05.
The Dow Jones industrial average gained 13.59 points, or 0.09 percent, to 15,534.18, off a record intraday high of 15,634.32 touched at about 10:38 a.m. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index added 3.37 points, or 0.20 percent, to 1,689.33. The Nasdaq Composite Index gained 12.94 points, or 0.36 percent, to 3,629.40.
The Nasdaq hit a nearly 13-year intraday high of 3,638.43 at about 10:50 a.m., according to a Thomson Reuters chart.
Shares of Herbalife shot up 9.6 percent to $65.78 after CNBC reported that billionaire George Soros has taken a large long position in the nutritional supplement company, citing sources on the matter. Herbalife's stock jumped as high as $66.25 on the report, its highest price since May 2012.
The S&P 500, up 5.5 percent so far in July, is on track for its biggest monthly percentage gain since October 2011.
Facebook Inc's stock traded above its initial public offering price of $38 for the first time since its market debut in May 2012, a milestone for the stock and a chance to erase Wall Street's early skepticism about the social networking company. The stock rose as high as $38.31, but then gave up its gains. In early afternoon trading, Facebook's stock fell 2.5 percent to $36.67.
Air Products & Chemicals shares gained 3.4 percent to $109.17 after activist investor William Ackman said his Pershing Square Capital Management has acquired a 9.8 percent stake in the industrial gas producer.
Symantec shares rose 8.4 percent to $26.39 a day after the maker of Norton anti-virus software posted better-than-expected quarterly results as customers used more of its security products in the wake of a series of hacking attacks.
With quarterly results in from 66 percent of the S&P 500 companies, 67.7 percent have exceeded earnings expectations - in line with the average beat over the last four quarters. About 56 percent of companies have topped revenue expectations, more than the 48 percent of revenue beats in the past four earnings seasons but below the historical average, Thomson Reuters data showed.


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Spoilers if you haven't seen tonight's episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. "Providence"!
The game has most definitely changed. Ok, we could've said that last week. We probably did. But this week's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. took its next step into Hydra territory as Coulson's team figured out what to do next and Agent Garrett succeeded in gaining access to a lot of things Hydra probably shouldn't have. But first, what's the deal with Ward?
Is Ward Team Hydra or Team S.H.I.E.L.D?
I'm going to say neither. Some may still be hanging on to hope that Ward is a double agent or a triple agent or something. Tonight, Ward killed more S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, handed off a flash drive full of secret Coulson info to Raina (after helping her escape her jail cell) and helped Garrett break into the Fridge to gain access to a treasure trove of super-powerful, super-dangerous equipment and help more bad people escape. If someone wants to make an argument that Ward did all of that just to gain Hydra's trust, I'll hear you out but right now it's looking like he's firmly in Hydra's camp... because Garrett's in Hydra's camp. If Ward is team-anything, I'd say he's Team Garrett.
Unless I missed something, I haven't heard Ward say anything that's pro-Hydra or express any direct loyalty toward the organization. But he has expressed deep loyalty toward Garrett. As Ward pointed out to Raina, Garrett recruited him as a teenager, pulling him out of a bad situation. And from his conversation with Garrett, it sounds like Ward was planted in Coulson's team to spy on him from the beginning on Garrett's orders.
But wait, you might be thinking, if Garrett is Hydra and Ward is Team Garrett then isn't Ward technically Hydra too? Eh, kind of by default but not entirely, at least not as it relates to Ward's character direction in this series. Let's just assume for now that I'm right in saying that Ward's actions are a demonstration of his devotion to his mentor and not necessarily his mentor's cause. Then there's probably a better chance that Ward could redeem himself at some point in this show. Having an emotional attachment and devotion to a person whom he's trusted for years is a bit different than having a devotion to an evil organization. At the very least, I think there's a bit more wiggle room for Ward if his actions are due to misplaced devotion toward Garrett than if they were due to a desire to serve an evil organization.
Ward also might not have counted on the feelings he has developed for Coulson's team, assuming any of them are genuine, and I'm going to say that some of them are. Maybe. As of right now, it seems like he's willing to exploit his budding relationship with Skye to get the information Garrett needs, but it's hard to tell if this thing with Skye that's making them all flirty with one another is based on something genuine or if it's just something Ward decided to nurture to bring him closer to the group.
Ward claims some of his past actions -- saving Simmons, his relationship with May, etc -- were all demonstrations to prove himself trustworthy. Maybe that's the case. But maybe there's something more to it than that. Or maybe not. Maybe his feelings for Skye are the only thing genuine. Maybe even those are fake. It seems like we're intentionally left to wonder about that, which is fine. It's actually kind of fun, and a lot more interesting than if tonight's episode revealed that Ward was undercover on behalf of Coulson. Dark Ward is interesting.
And even with his actions in the past few episodes, he's not unredeemable, especially when we consider the mention about Garrett getting to him as a teen. Garrett may be pulling his strings. If there's anyone who might be able to cut those, I'm betting it's Coulson.
Or maybe Ward's just a bad guy and we need to accept it.
Speaking of Coulson...
Coulson and his team -- now sort of including Tripplet, who's been allowed to tag along under Simmons' watch -- decided to abandon the S.H.I.E.L.D. facility when Col. Talbot (Adrian Pasdar) announced that the military was sending peacekeepers out. While Coulson was willing to set his S.H.I.E.L.D. badge aside, he refused to give up hope, especially when his badge showed a bunch of coordinates that Coulson was certain indicated that Nick Fury was still alive.
Coulson led his dubious team into snowy Canada to a remote location with nothing but trees and mountains. Also a big hide-a-key-like rock that leads down into a super-secret unnamed ("Providence") S.H.I.E.L.D. facility being watched over by Patton Oswalt's enthusiastic Agent Koenig, who revealed to Coulson alone that Nick Fury is alive! He's alive! (We knew that from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, but still...).
Here's what I don't get. Why is it ok for Skye to make a phone call to anyone from that facility? I get that she was calling Ward, thinking they could trust him. But why did they let her? If Koenig only trusts Coulson and can't trust anyone from his team until they're vetted, wouldn't it be a good idea to confiscate their cell phones? Just saying.
Of course, if they did that, Ward wouldn't know where to go to find Skye and try to finesse information out of her, which seems to be his plan. The easy way will be to chat her up, continue to make eyes at her until she talks and then sneak off with the intel. But something tells me it's not going to be that easy. So maybe next week will be the week when Coulson's team discovers May wasn't the only mole among the group.
Oh, and also...
Ian Quinn is out and complaining about the all-meatloaf diet S.H.I.E.L.D. had him on. He seemed like he was in a much better mood when Garrett presented him with his Gravitonium.
Raina seemed pretty majorly disappointed that Garrett's only a figurative Clairvoyant and not actually clairvoyant. She really bought into that whole act. I'm wondering if she'll end up turning on Garrett.
Coulson's angry and eventually tearful rant in the woods was a great demonstration of his loyalty to S.H.I.E.L.D. and his unwavering faith. That felt important, especially in this time of betrayal and division.
Fitz is noticing that Simmons is buddying up with Triplett and he seems a bit threatened by it. At the very least, he's worried things are changing, which they are. I adore Fitz-Simmons as a team, but I really hope Triplett's not secret-Hydra. I like him.
Patton Oswalt is awesome.
So is Adrian Pasdar's mustache.
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Looking to buy a house, but not sure where yet? Maybe you should skip these places right here. They tend to be a bit expensive. Or better yet, THE most expensive cities in the world according to the Wall Street Journal! Even though only published last year, it is subject to change depending on the city's economic status.
8. New York, U.S.A
If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.. as Frank Sinatra famously said. But is it really worth the high daily expenses? The cost of living in New York City is one of the highest in the world. But it is also possible to find value here. New York City is also considered as the most productive city in the world.
7. Shanghai, China
According to some economists the living in Shanghai is more costly than living in New York. Recently a wide strengthening increase took place on prices of daily goods. Together with the continuing high interest for accommodation with rental prices going skyrocket, it has increases the overall living expense.
6.Sydney, Australia
Being one of the biggest cities in the world, Sidney, Australia has a reasonable high cost of living. It is a city for the world class, but when considering the quality and reasonable expenses in Sydney compared to the U.S, Sydney is a true paradise. Taxes might be high but the in total cost of living expenses, living in Sydney, Australia was less costly than USA and UK.
5.Geneva, Switzerland
It is the fifth costliest city, situated in Europe's most high-priced country. The city assets from both its natural and historically attained refinement and riches. Geneva's economy is generally services oriented and considered to be the world's most well-built economy.
4. Moscow, Russia
It is ranked as the fourth most expensive city in the world. Moscow is Russia's capital city and it is situated in the European section of the country. Presently, there are more than 11 million people living in Moscow. The city stays to be the political and economic center in the country, and artistic life in Moscow exceeds more than the other Russian cities. And regarding its currency it's safe to say it stays the same.
3. Osaka, Japan
This is the city in Japan where it is known for its food and night life, but immigrants who live there may not want to shell out for the cost of entertainments. The houses in Osaka is more costly because this city is surrounded with many establishments and many people are situated here it is also known as the city's economic powerhouse. The city is ranked as the third most expensive city in the world.
2. Luanda, Angola
This might come as a surprise. An African country on the list. Luanda is one of the African cities considered to be the most expensive city to buy a property. The reason behind this is because of the limited supply of acceptable accommodation. And the cost of living here is ranking each year, including the cost of foreign goods, contributing too many regional cities moving up the ranking.
1. Tokyo, Japan
Drumroll please… Number 1 is, of course, Tokyo, Japan! According to business communities the most expensive city in the world to purchase a property is Tokyo. It is considered the most expensive and largest populous urban area in the world. The chart gauges the prices of some of the main staples of living, including housing, transportation, food, clothing and entertainment, things that can see maximum fluctuations every year based on taxes, tariffs and production changes.
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The administration issues a stop activity order to the blood bank for not having an FDA-approved blood transfusion officer
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a stop activity order to the blood bank at The Cama & Albless Hospital after it was found functioning in the absence of a Blood Transfusion Officer (BTO).
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"An official from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), a state government official and Dr Jayashree Sharma from KEM Hospital's blood bank inspected Cama Hospital, and found that an FDA-approved BTO wasn't present," said ST Patil, joint commissioner (drugs), FDA. He also added that the blood bank looked unhygienic and paint peeled off from the walls. The order was passed at the CDSCO's recommendation.
As per FDA norms, a BTO needs to be present at the blood bank 24x7 to monitor the cross-matching of blood and maintain records of bags of blood collected during blood donation camps. In the BTO's absence, a hospital's blood bank can provide blood transfusions to in-house patients, but it isn't allowed to collect additional blood bags through camps or store new ones, explained an FDA official.
On December 22, 2013, the FDA had issued a show cause notice to the blood bank after it was found that its blood bank had only one BTO, Dr Vikas Maindad, and two FDA- approved lab technicians. "The other technicians weren't approved by the FDA and it was found the blood bank wasn't being maintained well. We decided to act and issue the stop activity order.
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He was promoted from deputy sales director in January 2003, following Peter Shea's decision to step down.
However, there has been speculation that Chippendale and Milligan, the former deputy chief executive of five, clashed. Milligan, who joined the Sky sales house, Sky Media, in the newly created position of managing director, is known for his hands-on approach.
A Sky spokesman said no decision on a replacement had been made, but Milligan could look to bring in some of his former sales team at five.
Chippendale represented Sky on the board of Barb and was its member on the new television marketing body. A spokesman said these responsibilities would now fall to Milligan until a decision on a replacement had been made.
Chippendale was instrumental in championing interactive advertising to clients and in the creation of Sky's 20,000-strong research panel which marries the viewing habits of satellite viewers with their purchasing behaviour.
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SF professor accused of secretly filming partying students using bathroom in his house
A former accounting professor at San Francisco State University has been arrested after a hidden camera used to film students was discovered in the bathroom of his house.
Mark Landis, 38, was arrested Wednesday and has been charged with 15 misdemeanor counts of invasion of privacy, according to the San Francisco Examiner.
According to court records, a student alerted authorities about Landis last November after discovering the hidden bathroom camera while attending a party at the professor's home.
Noticing a tissue box that seemed to have a flashing light coming from underneath it, the student looked under the box and found a camera. The student reportedly removed the memory card from the camera and later examined the contents, discovering photos of other guests and students using the bathroom.
District Attorney George Gascon called the allegations disturbing, saying, "It's pretty egregious conduct."
The complaint against Landis lists 15 victims, and could include more as police continue their investigation.
Landis, who resigned from SFSU on July 18, has been released from custody on $100,000 bail and is scheduled to return to court July 29.
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Morecambe's poor recent away record continued as they slipped to defeat at local rivals Fleetwood on Boxing Day.
David Ball's well-directed header on 69 minutes was enough to bring Cod Army boss Graham Alexander his first win in charge and leave Jim Bentley's side six League 2 games on the road without a win.
In a game that perhaps wasn't the Christmas cracker many were hoping for, Ball's goal capped a much-improved second half from both sides as Fleetwood completed the double over The Shrimps.
The home side made all the early running, with top goalscorer Junior Brown flashing a shot across goal from the edge of the area inside the opening 30 seconds after he hadn't been picked up from a short corner.
On five minutes, some more poor Shrimps play, this time skipper Nick Fenton gave the ball away on half-way, allowed Steven Gillespie a run on goal, Barry Roche beating away his drive from 20 yards.
Having struggled to make any real mark in the game, the visitors forced Scott Davies into his first save with just over a quarter of the game gone, The Shrimps' Wembley 'keeper getting down low to his right to save a Kevin Ellison effort after the Morecambe man had battled to win the ball on the edge of the box.
Graham Alexander's side thought they should have had a penalty 10 minutes before the break, David Ball hitting the deck as he rounded Barry Roche, but referee David Webb pointed for a goal kick rather than the spot kick the home side were after.
Richard Brodie, the former Cod Army loan man who'd been the target of most of the home support's chanting, made his first meaningful impact on the field a minute after the break, dragging a shot wide from the edge of the area.
And the striker continued his second-half renaissance being brought down for a free-kick on the edge of area which saw Izak Reid sting the gloves of Davies as Bentley's side showed most of the attacking intent early in the second period.
The Shrimps were far from having it all their own way though, Alex Titchiner clipped the post with a header from a Shaun Beeley cross before Alex Marrow drove a shot over the bar from the edge of the area just before the hour mark.
On 67 minutes marauding Cod Army right back Beeley fired over the bar before his side took the lead two minutes later.
Ball rose highest in the area to flick Brown's left-wing cross beyond Roche and in to the far corner from 10 yards out.
Despite their promising opening to the half, The Shrimps never looked like forcing an eqauliser, with Brown going close to a second for the home side two minutes from time, but he could only direct Titchiner's cross high and wide on the stretch.
Fleetwood: Davies, Beeley, Atkinson (capt), Goodall, Howell, Nicholson (McGuire 25), Marrow, Milligan (Johnson 87), Brown, Ball, Gillespie (Titchiner 45). Subs not used: Maxwell, McNulty, McLaughlin, Allen.
Booked: Goodall, Atkinson.
Morecambe: Roche, Wright, Fenton (capt), McCready, Mustoe, Drummond, McDonald (Alessandra 82), Fleming, Ellison, Reid (Redshaw 72) Brodie. Subs not used: Arestidou, Threlfall, Haining, McGee, Doyle.
Booked: Fenton
Attendance: 3,477
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I enjoy restless shadeling/disgusting oozeling combo atm. Plagued blood is ridiculously good when combined with the debuff the ooze puts out, I typically end fights with full health.
Yeah anything good against critters is great while leveling, the game was originally designed with critters in each zone so the majority of pet battles have critters in them. If they'd designed WoW with pet battles in mind from the start there'd probably be a better distribution. But be careful, I don't think you want to get your team to level 25 with nothing but Beasts! For one thing there's an achievement for one of every family...
To be honest I think the best pet to level up is the Celestial Dragon, I pretty much use it for every daily fight there is and the big health pool and the large heal totally owns, it's an awesome third pet that I don't think I ever change. Other then him I have, to rotate, a Pandaren Monk, Temple Snake, Aqua Strider, Phoenix Hatchling and Restless Shadeling. There is no daily I can't take care with ease.
Not to mention he acts like he has ADHD and flies all over the place if you have it summon, 100% best pet.
Lil ragnaros Burning Conflag / Sons of Flame LOL FREE Kill = win
Onyxia anniversary VERY slow perfect for huge tail whip damage and scorched earth for Ragnaros,
3rd majodomo pet from MC for another conflag burst pet with rag+ ony or little XT. Because heart + tantrem combo can nuke an entire pet teams hp to 50% before you kill him off.
Alot of people vote celestial dragon. Good for leveling but gets curbstomped at max level pet battling. Especially by power combos
alternate group is darkwhelp and Pandaren monk.
Call darkness with whelp and wreck the team with the monk, spectral skull or kitten in there for a darkness status power pet. unholy Ascension from skull when rezzed is also GG you just won the fight.
Funfact! dark whelp absolutely destroys lil deathwing, hell i think almost all whelps beat him.
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Wrong the main reason onyxian whelp is amazing is EXTREME LOW speed. Which means 95% of time tail whip will double attack.
On the topic of Onyxian whelp, never had problems countering it. Lil' Deathwing is slower, has higher attack and Call Darkness which is a humanoid ability which destroys it ^^.
As for a really solid pick, go for the Ghostly skull and upgrade it, it is extremely frustrating to play against and a really strong pick to use. Blighthawk also works because it has no hard counter.
Aaaand to wrap my post up: If you're having problems against the Fluxfire feline (yeah, almost everyone uses it atm) use Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling or Darkmoon Zeppelin. These pets annihilate it and prevent it from touching your team with Decoy.
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Is lil DW slower? Then that works i guess and about what 30 higher power rating. Call darkness is a nice perk to have however but scortched earth , tail whip , and flying/deepbreath combo on onyxia is a better assortment of abilities especially when using a Double conflag team.
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Here is a recommended list of "hard counters" to raise. And by hard counter, I mean that generally speaking, the pet will resist the targeted type AND deal 50% extra damage to that type.
vs Aquatic: Jade Owl, only Magic pet to learn Flying moves
vs Beast: Sorry, no Flying type exists with Mechanical attacks. So, pick a decent Flying type to take less damage, or a good Mechanical to deal more damage.
vs Critter: Flayer Youngling is the prize all-star here, Curious Wolvar Pup is just behind him. Both are Humanoid with Beast attacks.
vs Dragonkin: Scourged Whelpling... I know, it sucks, it's as rare as a Minfernal, but it's the sole Undead pet with Humanoid attacks.
vs Elemental: Any Snail-type Critter. They all learn Dive, the sole Aquatic attack in the Critter family as a whole. Plus, they are very durable, a nice counter to the typically higher damage output of Elementals.
vs Flying: You got about a half-dozen options: Azure Whelpling, Celestial Dragon, Emerald Whelpling, Lil' Tarecgosa, Netherwhelp, Nether Faerie Dragon, Spirit of Competition, and Sprite Darter Hatchling. All of them are Dragonkin with 1 or more Magic attacks.
vs Humanoid: Any Spider or Maggot of the Beast families. They each get one Undead attack. I like a Spider with Brittle Webbing in their build too.
vs Magic: Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling is the only Mechanical to get a Dragonkin attack. Definitely worth getting.
vs Mechanical: Pick an Elemental. ANY Elemental pet. They are a flat hard counter out of the box. Lil' Ragnaros is a nice powerhouse for that job (over a 350 Attack at Level 25), and learns Lava Wave, which is like the Aquatic Tidal Wave attack, in that it destroys turrets, bombs, etc. but it is Elemental-type instead.
vs Undead: Pick a Turtle from the Aquatic types, and use Powerball. The Wanderer's Festival Hatchling is the only turtle to NOT learn Powerball.
There is always some exceptions when it comes to tamer battles, but this covers a generally good list to aim for. Afterwords, you can start leveling some special case ones.
And don't expect to stomp every single tamer with 3-5 pets. Once you start facing off with the Epic and Legendary teams in Pandaria, it can get rough.
As it stands, I got 11 pets at 25 right now.
Celestial Dragon, Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling, Jade Owl, Scourged Whelpling, Flayer Youngling, Spiny Terrapin, Crystal Spider, Netherwhelp, Lil' Ragnaros, Guardian Cub, Rusty Snail.
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Games are not necessarily "easier" today. You are just a better player.
It takes more now to impress many gamers than it did 2-5 years ago, because so much has already been seen and done.
Many players expect to be wow'd with every release of a beloved franchise.
These are generally NOT the fault of the developers, but the fault of many players over-hyping and/or setting expectations too high.
Personally I use Flayer Youngling(humanoid so heals every turn and has rampage so good against critter and has Reflection so great against anything), Kun-Lai Runt (again humanoid so heal every turn and has good apples and elemental abilities) and Onyxian Whelpling (strong attacks and self heal and high HP) I rarely lose with these three and am able to easily beat all the Pandaren Spirit Tamers with little effort.
Focus + Triple Snap = over 700 damage a round (vs a Critter), barring dodges, for the next 5 rounds. It ignores any accuracy debuffs/penalties on the field from any effects too. Plus, since it's a 3-hit attack, enemies that put up a "Blocks next attack" effect, only block 1 hit, not all 3. If the Thunderstorm weather is put in place, it triggers three times per use (same goes for other effects, like Plagued Blood on the target).
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Games are not necessarily "easier" today. You are just a better player.
It takes more now to impress many gamers than it did 2-5 years ago, because so much has already been seen and done.
Many players expect to be wow'd with every release of a beloved franchise.
These are generally NOT the fault of the developers, but the fault of many players over-hyping and/or setting expectations too high.
To level up? Something that you'll use alot at lvl 25. If you pick a pet you never will use, what's the point in lvling it for anything but the trap/cricket achieve?
Of course, you can level up specific anti-pet family pets (With the exception of Dragonkin and Beasts, theres a pet in every family that both has high defense and a move that deals extra damage vs specific pets). Snails, for instance, are powerful anti-elemental. For those having trouble on the Thundering Earth tamer, get a snail to 25. Elemental pets counter Mechs pretty well, Wolvar/Flayer counter critters, Celestial/Blue dragons counter flying, Spiders/Maggots counter humanoids, frogs counter the undead, and Magic/Water are countered by one specific pet each, Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling/Jade Owl.
Of course, there are a few pets that either have an awesome moveset (Disgusting Oozeling, Shield/Heal pets) or pets that have an awesome stat allocation as well as a nice moveset (Feline Familiar)
Test out all the pets that catch your eye to about 10. Change, find the one that just sits right with you.
just started to get into this "pokemon".
any methods of able to lvl the pet faster?
advice greatly appreciate.
How good is the crawling claw? i recently got it via arch, and its' abilities look OP


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Two very different movies with very different intents are borrowing heavily from the web video aesthetic. Brian De Palma's Redacted and the J.J. Abrams-produced Cloverfield both make heavy use of messy, first-person handheld camera angles to tell their stories. Let's call it "cinema vlog-ité."
Look, I'll be honest, I haven't seen either film. Redacted just opened up, and Cloverfield doesn't come out until January of '08 (good luck trying to see any of that footage ahead of time). But from clips, trailers and published reports, you can get a sense of what each movie is about.
Now, film snobs will be quick to point out (and comment) that this style is nothing new — heck, The Blair Witch Project was using shaky, first-person camera angles (to nauseating effect) way back in the day. And I'm sure somewhere, somehow, Goddard did it first.
Fine. Whatever. This isn't about that.
What is interesting is that these are big features with big names creating them. And for the first time, we all have a familiar context for them: YouTube.
War footage. Webcam confessionals. Mayhem caught on tape. It's not just that we've seen it all before, we've lived it. We have access to it 24 hours a day. Also interesting is that there are no stars in either film. The cast is full of no-names — anonymous, just like most vloggers.
Will this style of filmmaking be of comfort to us because we are so used to it, or does it just use another cheap effect to (cost-effectively) cash in on the tastes of today's youth? Jackson suggested that the films could just be employing web video-esque shots in the trailers to appeal to younger audiences, only to have the films be more predominately shot in the traditional style. Which may be the case, though they'd save a lot of money on steadi-cam rentals.
The vlog aesthetic is here to stay — people will continue to sit in front of their webcams and overshare their lives. I just hope filmmakers don't overuse this device. We get enough of it online.


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Legal Research Starting Points
Posted Oct. 20, 2008.
Prepared by Cheryl Nyberg & Mary Whisner for Theo Myhre's Legal Analysis, Writing & Research, A506BC.
How do you begin to research a topic with which you are familiar? How do you move from secondary sources to primary sources of law? This guide is intended to help answer those and related questions. It includes links to other legal research guides on the Law Library website and provides a sample checklist of research steps you might consider.
Preliminary Analysis
Before you begin searching, take a few minutes to review the hypothetical. What do you know? What do you need to discover?
- What are the relevant facts?
- What words, phrases, and legal terms of art might be used to describe the facts and/or the legal issues involved?
- What are the legal issues?
- What is the jurisdiction?
- What is the question you must answer?
Start with Secondary Sources
Many expert legal researchers begin a new project by consulting secondary sources. Secondary sources describe, analyze, criticize, and discuss the law. They include citations to the important statutes governing a topic and cite to the leading cases in the area. The Gallagher guide on Secondary Sources describes several of the most useful categories of secondary sources.
Many secondary sources are jurisdiction-specific. The Gallagher guide on Washington Practice Materials covers types of secondary sources and specific titles for Washington State legal research. See also Chapter 4, Washington Practice Materials, in the Washington Legal Researcher's Deskbook 3d. KFW75.W37 2002 at Reference Area & Reference Office.
You might find this article useful: �Here There Be Dragons�: How to Do Research in an Area You Know Nothing About, 6 No. 2 Persp: Teaching Legal Res. & Writing 74 (1998). Westlaw
Secondary Source Research Checklist
Designing one list of sources for hundreds of legal topics is a tall order. The following is a preliminary list of major categories of secondary sources that a novice legal research might consider:
|American Law Reports, 3d-current
series (ALR). KF132.A53 at Reference Area OR Westlaw (ALR)
American Law Reports, 1st-current series. KF105.A542 at Reference Area or Westlaw (ALRfed)
|Nutshell, hornbook, casebook, or other brief guide to the subject
|Treatise(s). See the lists at
Harvard, Arizona State,
or Pace and then
check the Gallagher
Law Library catalog for our locations and call numbers. See also
treatises on LexisNexis and/or Westlaw by topic or practice area.
|American Jurisprudence, 2d ed. (AmJur). KF154.A42 at
Reference Area, LexisNexis,
or Westlaw (AmJur)
Corpus Juris Secundum (CJS). KF154.C562 at Reference Area or Westlaw (CJS)
|State encyclopedia or practice materials. See Washington Practice Materials.
|Law review articles. Search LexisNexis (US Law Reviews and Journals, Combined), and/or Westlaw (JLR).
|A subject- or jurisdiction-specific legal
research guide. The Gallagher Law Library website has
more than 125 legal research guides and
hundreds more are available in print and on the Internet.
|Consult with a
reference librarian about other relevant sources.
Research Log
Keep track of the sources you have consulted in a research log. You might want to record:
- Author, title, edition, and publication year
- Library call number and location (so you can avoid looking it up again in the library catalog)
- Words and phrases in the table of contents, index, or text that deal with your research topic
- Citations to constitutional provisions, statutory and/or regulatory sections, cases, and other primary sources (when you notice the same sources cited repeatedly you know you are on the right track)
- Other secondary sources that you want to consult
- Database name or identifier from an online service
- Notes about information found in each source
- Date when you searched each source
Recording this information serves several purposes:
- Helps you avoid duplication
- Provides a list of words and phrases that are useful in searching other materials
- Facilitates construction of Bluebook citations
- Speeds your return to a specific resource as your research progresses
- Allows someone who is familiar with the topic to confirm that you searched the relevant sources OR that you missed critical sources
See Develop the Habit: Note Taking in Legal Research, 4 Perspectives: Teaching Legal Res. & Writing 48 (1996). Westlaw
Here is an example of a research log.


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No redrawing of border: PM
December 21, 2004 18:04 IST
India has made it clear to Pakistan that while it was willing to look at "possible options" for a peaceful, negotiated settlement of the Jammu and Kashmir issue, it would not agree to any redrawing of boundaries or another partition of the country.
Making a suo motu statement in Parliament on foreign policy related issues, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said during his meeting with Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf in New York in September, they had agreed that "possible options for a peaceful, negotiated settlement of the J and K issue should be explored in a sincere spirit and a purposeful manner.
"I made it clear to President Musharraf that while we are willing to look at various options, we would not not agree to any redrawing of boundaries, or another partition of the country," Singh said.
The Prime Minister, who met his Pakistani counterpart Shaukat Aziz in New Delhi on November 23, said India intended to pursue the path of cooperation and dialogue with Pakistan "in an atmosphere free of mistrust and terror, building upon the support that we have received from the people of the two countries and without compromising upon our basic national interests".
India will never redraw border: PM��
Referring to his visit to New York for the UN General Assembly session, the Prime Minister said he had emphasised India's commitment to multi-lateralism and to its embodiment -- the UN.
Making identical statements in both Houses, Singh said it was imperative to reform the UN to enable the world body to refashion itself to become relevant to "our" times. Singh said he had outlined the reasons why India should be a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
On the meeting of leaders of India and three other aspirants -- Brazil, Germany and Japan, he said the four countries highlighted the need to reform the Security Council to make it more representative and effective.
"This was a significant statement of our intent to participate in the UN reforms process on the basis of a mutual understanding to support each other for permanent membership of the Security Council."
Indo-Pak Peace Talks: The Complete Coverage


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files that differ between XP versions
Gabe The Nerd replied to kris_h's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003Thanks Nazgul, I assume that I just run the utility when I have both of the CD's in, right?
How to discover the switch ?
Gabe The Nerd replied to Scorp's topic in Application InstallsI use CMenu (available on this forum), which just sits in your right click menu, and you just right click the installer, More Options\Installer Tools\Identify Installer. This will tell you what (and probably more than) what you need to know. I highly recommend it.
How can I change the dpi unattended to 120 instate
Gabe The Nerd replied to volkonov4's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003Just FYI, you can use the above said reg tweaks to set any DPI. For example, I prefer 125 DPI. All you have to do is change the ["LogPixels"=dword:] value to the hex number of your DPI. Ex: mine is 0000007d=125. It's just the DPI in hexadecimel. I believe that the rest of the setting changes stay the same as for above said DPI changes.
files that differ between XP versions
Gabe The Nerd replied to kris_h's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003I have the upgrade version, which doesn't work very well because you need to verify that you have another legal copy of windows part way into the installation. I am going to try to borrow my friend's XP Pro Retail and compare his to mine. I'll let you know my results. By the way, instead of comparing the CD's manually, is there a utility to compare the files on two different CD's?
help make auto after install
Gabe The Nerd replied to betadan's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003You need to add UnattendSwitch="yes" under the [unattended] heading of your winnt.sif file.
It doesn't really work anyway, so don't waste your time.
Switches by appearance
Gabe The Nerd replied to Gabe The Nerd's topic in Application InstallsAnd from knowing the installer type you can determine the switch? Does each installer have a standardized silent switch?
Switches by appearance
Gabe The Nerd posted a topic in Application InstallsI've heard you more experienced guys say that you can tell which switch a program uses for silent install just by looking at the setup.exe file. Care to let us all in on the secret?
Changing Upgrade to Retail
Gabe The Nerd replied to Gabe The Nerd's topic in Application InstallsSorry, I didn't know there were only illegal ways of accomplishing what I asked.
is RunOnceEx for unattended only?
Gabe The Nerd replied to midas's topic in Windows XPI would assume it would still work, because the only things that really make your disk unattended are the winnt.sif and silent switches for programs. I think that it would be no problem since RunOnceEx has nothing to do with winnt.sif, just as long as you still have a cmdlines.txt in your $OEM$ folder to tell windows to run ROE at T-12.
Day to day cleanup
Gabe The Nerd posted a topic in Windows XPInspired by my cleanup.cmd file on my unattended disk, I set out to make a batch file that I can use for daily cleanup: emptying the recyle bin, deleting temporary internet and temp files, etc. I was wondering about a few things, like how can I delete the entire contents of a folder but not the folder itself? And how do I know when to use the "DEL" command and when to use the "RD /S /Q"? Any other tips like how to overwrite the files (making them unreadable) or anything like that would be welcome. I'm sure there are freeware programs that do just this and look better doing so, but it'd be cool to write it myself (with your help of course). Thanks.
unattended mouse cursors
Gabe The Nerd replied to bhurtel's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003Sweet tip, I never knew you could do it that way. Thanks man.
Do you have the switchse for all those? I know for a fact that adobe reader and nero switches are in the "Application Switches" sticky in this subforum. And for DirectX 9.0c, I know the switch is "/silent." For the others, idk, you might have to search.
Which programs are giving you trouble?
I am a n00b as well, but I have searched into this. I made my unattended with an Upgrade version of XP Pro. I have tried 4 different things, and so far, nothing will let me change to either a Full(Retail) or Volume(Corporate) CD. If you want to know what I have tried, I'd be glad to tell you. I hope things work out better for you than they have for me. Buena suerte senor.


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what color is your favorite? mine is orange.
what color is your favorite? mine is orange.
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r.i.p. alleria. 1997-2017. blizzard ruined alleria forever. blizz assassinated alleria's character and appearance.
i will never forgive you for this blizzard.
Blue. Not all shades, more of the darker variety.
For clothes, black mostly with bursts of color. For example: Black Pants, black button up shirt, black vest but with a *insertcolorhere* tie.
Orange. Not bright orange. But soft. Like the sunset.
Red, Orange and black. But red is number 1 in my book
Signature by Eruionmel!
it's all about combos IMO!
black+just about anything but girly colors (clothes anyway)
blue! Ftw!
<~$~("The truth, is limitless in its range. If you drop a 'T' and look at it in reverse, it could hurt.")~$~> L.F.
<~$~("The most hopelessly stupid man is he who is not aware he is wise.")~$~> I.A.
Then maybe red. And then blue.
Black, to wear, for any items where the "Do you have it in black?" option is available, aesthetically and atmospherically.
Red, politically and for the rich history and delightfully debatable ethics for which a flying red flag stands.
Blue, I find relaxing/soothing and I love staring thoughtlessly at a blue sky.
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Blue! No . . .Yellow -AAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh
They ask me why I'm bringin' - A baby into battle - That's really irresponsible - And getting them rattled
I say "give me a break - Get off of my back damn, it" - I didn't learn parenting - My daddy was a planet
The one in my title! A mix between red and pink :3 (Raspberry or Crimson or something like that)
All kinds of blues, grens, some purples and white


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In the month when the Nintendo DS became the biggest-selling console ever in the UK, this latest game release shows why.
Forget shooting or sports, Easy Piano is a music tutorial program that comes complete with a mini keyboard you plug into the back of your Nintendo DS (it doesn't work with the newer DSi console). Gimmick? Possibly, but as plastic instruments go this is a good one. The piano is an 8-note full octave keyboard (C to C for those who are interested). The game itself is reminiscent of Rock Band and the rest. So expect to be pressing the keys in time with on-screen prompts. In the same way that Guitar Hero is unlikely to propel you to axe-playing stardom, Easy Piano will not turn you into Elton John. But unlike Guitar Hero you do actually learn some musical theory.
Lessons about notes, bass and treble clef are given via mini-games.Total beginners will benefit, although the minigames themselves are not always as cleanly laid out as they could be. As well as Mozart and Beethoven there are more contemporary tunes such as the Rocky theme to play. The sound quality isn't always the best, though. The main selling point is the keyboard peripheral and here the news is good. The plastic keyboard is surprisingly robust and certainly not as cheap-feeling as you may expect.
In fact, it is so usable that you wish it could be used on other titles, particularly the fantastic Korg DS-10 synth software. There is also a creation mode that allows you to create your own tracks. While rewarding enough if you have a bit of patience, you shouldn't expect miracles here. Much like the game itself, really. Easy Piano is no substitute for lessons or practice but as an introduction to music theory, and as a nifty way to try something different on your DS, this is a good place to start.