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Then they put the law books away, because even they agreed there were far too many mayor's-race forums, especially when you have candidates who pretty much agree on everything.
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Not much, it turns out. There's no way the candidates wouldn't bow to the power of the Press. (And UH-Downtown, of course.)
"We have touched base with both Roy [Morales] and Gene [Locke] today in light of the article and they have confirmed," UH-D's Liza Alonzo says. "I left a message with Annise and I do not anticipate her backing out."
Not only that, she said that it appears Peter Brown, who had yet to commit to appear, was likely to show up. So yeah, bring it on? It's already been broughten.
Which means, of course, that we're still eager to hear any questions you have for the candidates. Hit us up at rich.connelly at houstonpress.com (You know how to substitute the "@") or in the comments section.


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As I get a little longer in the tooth, I find that I need to create reminders for myself of subjects to cover during our weekly visits. Typically, I will capture an idea as a draft email and return to it as time permits. At any rate, as you are very much aware, there's been a lot of material in recent weeks that have precluded the need to dig into my archives, but in the interest of keeping my draft emails at a manageable level, as well as making sure that I cover all the discussion points that I wanted to share, over the next little bit (unless something breaks big or bad in the compliance world) I'm going to set the wayback machine for stun and run a few timeless classics (at least I think they're timeless—please feel free to disagree). Let's hark back to July to revisit a concept that occupies a lot of my waking time: stewardship and accountability for the management of the physical environment.
As I was lurking about Joint Commission's Physical Environment Portal (PEP) to see if there were any updates to be found, I stumbled upon a missive in TJC's leadership blog that I did not recall seeing. This dates back to October 2015 in those halcyon days of the early chortlings of the portal… (insert going back in time sound effects here).
In looking at this particular missive (penned by one G. Mills, Director, Department of Engineering—you can find the whole magillah here), there is some ground covered that is among my most favoritest of topics: the universality of the responsibilities when it comes to the management of the physical environment (and for those you who are keeping count, I have no idea how many times I've discussed this particular topic, but I'm going to guess it's well into double digits. And that's not even counting the number of times I've had variations of this conversation with clients). In the blog, Mr. Mills notes that "…the patient care environment is not owned by one group in the healthcare setting." I couldn't agree more and yet I still (still, still, still!) encounter organizations that have not fully embraced that concept—which results in very little surprise on my part that eight of the 10 most frequently cited standards are in the physical environment. Mr. Mills goes on to say, "(W)e cannot look to one group to keep the area clean, another to keep the area warm/cool, and then another group to treat patients independently." But organizations continue to do just that, get bounced around during surveys, and still (still, still, still!) fail to grasp the team concept of managing the environment.
Now it's certainly not every organization that has these issues, but until every organization gets "down" with this as a way of conducting the business of healthcare, the EC/LS findings will continue to pile up. The silos of clinical and non-clinical functions in healthcare organizations are no longer a tenable model—I've said it before and I will (no doubt) say it again—every individual working at every level in every healthcare organization is a caregiver. I'll give you the direct/indirect split, but taking care of the patient in the bed is the role and responsibility of everyone. It is past time for a new paradigm. Let's make it happen—even without updates to the PEP!
As a closing thought, I was rather remiss in my discussion of the final CMS emergency preparedness rule. I neglected to indicate that the new regulations are effective 60 days after publication in the Federal Register (which plunks us into November 2016—you can make a reference to turkeys if you like) and implementation must be completed by November 15, 2017 (again, I will stand by my stand that this is not going to be a very big deal for hospitals—I have yet to find anything that is well and truly new and/or different in what is actually required. As with all things, I suspect that the worm will turn on the interpretive dances of the surveyors).
At any rate, if you don't have plans for next Tuesday at 1:30 pm EDT, you might want to check out the public call to discuss the new rule, hosted by CMS' Medicare Learning Network. The call is scheduled to last 90 minutes and you can register here. I will be doing client work that day, but I suspect that there might one or two folks from the editorial world that may tune in, so I am looking forward to finding out what the "skinny" might be on all this stuff. Much ado about nothing or something wicked this way comes? I guess we'll find out soon enough…


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Won't I get seasick?
Most ships are so big and well stabilized you can hardly tell you're moving, especially in the calm waters of the Caribbean and Alaska's Inside Passage. Radar helps big ships outrun hurricanes and other bad weather patches, but if you do happen to pass through some rough water, any queasiness can usually be relieved by an over-the-counter medication like Dramamine or Bonine. If you are very prone to seasickness, ask your doctor before you leave home for the Transderm patch, available by prescription. Alternative remedies include ginger capsules and acupressure wristbands, available at most pharmacies.
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On most ships you'll get CNN or some other cable news network on your in-room TV. A daily newssheet may also be available that combines wire reports with stories from major newspapers. You can make phone calls from the phone in your cabin (though it's prohibitively expensive) and, of late, from your cell phone as well. Most ships have some kind of email capability (they range from just-like-home to basic but serviceable). For more info, check this: At Your Service: Connecting at Sea
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The Bank of Israel plans to build a new data center that could survive a major missile attack, ensuring that Israel's national banking system is able to continue operating, no matter what.
The new data center, announced on Wednesday, is planned to include a reinforced underground area to store the bank's servers and computer control systems. An underground electricity generator will ensure that the bank's computers and communications system will continue to operate and that the framework of the economy is able to survive a major attack on the country.
The new facility, which is to be built next to the bank's headquarters in Jerusalem, will allow bank workers to quickly get back online in the event of a national emergency, a bank spokesperson said. The spokesperson gave as an example a scenario in which Israel's major cities are pummeled by massive rocket attacks, as southern Israel was in the months leading up to Operation Pillar of Defense in 2012. Thousands of rockets fired by Gaza terrorist groups resulted in tens of millions of shekels in losses due to lost work days, as workers were either sent home or told not to show up at all. Responsible for the smooth operation of the entire Israeli economy, the Bank of Israel cannot afford to allow security incidents to shut down or curtail its operations, the spokesperson said.
Currently, the bank's servers are backed up at an underground data center in Tel Aviv. The bank's main servers are set to be moved to the new facility, where workstations would be set up as well, so employees could continue to work without interruption. The project is expected to cost about NIS 74 million ($21 million).
The project is similar to one being developed elsewhere in Jerusalem by Bynet Data Communications for the private sector. An underground data center in the Har Hotzvim high-tech industrial area of the city will provide protection for the servers of companies in Jerusalem, said Alon Bar-Tsur, CEO of Bynet Communications. The Jerusalem center is on track to be the country's largest underground data center, eventually covering 17,000 square meters. It is also set to be the country's most secure, located 10 stories (35 meters) below ground, with room for up to 100,000 servers, capable of providing all of Israel's current server, backup and cloud service needs, said Bar-Tsur. The center will provide a full range of services, such as servers and air conditioning, and fulfill the most stringent security requirements, such as those of international banks, he added.
In a statement, the bank said that "given the current risk assessment by Israel's National Emergency Authority, it was decided that a system to protect the bank's technological system to ensure the stability of Israel's financial system during times of emergency."


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Barricades made out of bodies. This is what proletarians of Port-au-Prince erected across the streets eight days after the earthquake. It is said that "they protest against glaring lack of emergency relief". How not to see, beyond this obviousness that media prefer to hold on to, what these proletarians surviving on borrowed time proclaim to the face of this society, of its dominant class, but also to all of its decent citizens: these are your deaths, they died of the crowding in which we lived, so little has been done the first days to save survivors and since then you are letting us dying in this gigantic mass grave. Indeed, it is not necessary to explain to proletarians of Haiti that the States mobilizing today on the island don't give a fuck about their fate. As we regularly and strongly denounce in our press, soldiers and humanitarian workers are more than ever both faces of the same state programme aiming at breaking on the spot all class solidarity, all direct actions for survival. In a region historically full of uprisings, proletarians even in "normal" times are in a good position to grasp for which camp the humanitarian sector (independently from individual good intentions) and all the more the United Nations works: the camp of keeping the peace, the social peace, the maintenance of law and order, or also the famous "development", that is to say the development of profit and exploitation by the destruction of all autonomous practice of survival and struggle of our class. In fact, all these fundamentally capitalistic concerns to frame, to domesticate, to subject to civilization, are inseparable from brutal repression of struggles by weapons and torture. There are not a lot of proletarians who would cry for the deaths from "Minustah", the UN mission in Haiti.
Haiti: save capital's property from the wreckage, and leave the proletarians to croak!
Facing the disaster provoked by such earthquake in the heart of such merely capitalistic concentration of misery (we emphasize), and while bourgeoisie sheds crocodile tears over what it likes to call a "humanitarian crisis", the role of its "charitable" agents has been only confirmed. An American aircraft carrier is berthed just in front of Haiti, civilian and military planes are incessantly coming and going on the only operational runway of the airport (that got very quickly under control of the US Army),… but it is not to save proletarians of Haiti that all this abundance of means was mobilized for. There is indeed emergency relief… but for capital: to restore the state, to defend private property, to ensure supplying and logistics of the intervention force (including journalists) and the strategic institutions (UN, embassies,…), to save its own nationals (including debris of luxury hotels), and above all to redeploy a lasting international military presence, with the essential aim not to let revolted proletarians getting organized against their situation, which is the fruit of the yesterday and nowadays international bourgeois hate against them. When food and water will arrive to the gates of destroyed popular districts (and after ten days this is not yet the case!), the miserly distribution will be as always subject to docility and submissiveness of the people who will get these supplies.
While they rescue on TV several survivors from the wreckage and they try to convince us that "every social stratum" is touched without distinction, pictures of proletarians armed with machetes and "laying down the law in the streets" are constantly broadcast on the televisions all over the world. International media and leftist press are in their common action of dividing our class once again in an arrogant connivance to feed us with their racist clichés according to which hordes of Negroid destitute facing the disintegration of the State reverted greedily to their frightening natural state, the cannibalistic war of each against the others. They are described as propelled once by "despair", another time by "cupidity", organized in gangs which spread terror to "appropriate" foodstuffs and whose ranks certainly increased by the 6,000 prisoners who had escape under cover of the earthquake. Disgusted by this surging wave of bestiality, we are urged to applaud to the salutary deployment of the so-called "security" forces, all this to make us paying our guilty financial contribution into bank accounts displayed on the screen of television "solidarity" shows.
Behind these hackneyed journalistic phrases of "increasing number of looting scenes" is (badly) hidden the climax of capitalistic cynicism, a considerable degree of advances made in the field of inhumanity by the last –and the most "civilized"- of the class societies: whereas "all is disrupted" and the state is supposed to have vanished into the earthquake, armed cops and soldiers patrol amidst all these rubble and piles of dead bodies in a state of decomposition to prevent (with real bullets) the starving and thirsty proletarians to search in debris of stores in quest of what would allow them and their children not to croak like dogs! Well, that is the prosaic reality of the struggle against the vile gangs of looters! That is what recalls tremendously the situation in New Orleans after passing of hurricane Katrina in the summer 2005.
And as for Louisiana, when the bourgeoisie and its commentators emotionally and obscenely avidly evoke perspectives of "reconstruction", we cannot doubt that the investments to grant, motivated by the purest selflessness, will zealously follow plans for social cleansing, plans which are developed in the worldwide gendarmerie headquarters.
So, proletarians return these pitiful bastards' kindness: come yourselves to clear these barricades of dead bodies erected against the murderous hypocrisy of your society, they are not the result of "the Providence's injustice" or "the nature" but rather and precisely of this society!
*January 22nd, 2010*
Internationalist Communist Group (ICG)
BP 33 – Saint-Gilles (BRU) 3 – 1060 Brussels – Belgium (important: don't mention the group's name)
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Yesterday, one of the defense lawyers in the Zimmerman trial said that shooting victim Trayvon Martin injected race into his fatal encounter with George Zimmerman by referring to Zimmerman as a "creepy-ass cracker" while on the phone with his friend, Rachel Jeantel. The attorney tried to get Jeantel to own up to the term being a racial slur, whereas she said it was just slang.
We can put some of this down to different group perceptions of the word "cracker," and I may be in a somewhat unique position to crackersplain at least one aspect of it. In Florida, the word "cracker" did and does have benign connotations among some groups: It means the people who lived in Florida during its frontier era (think the family from "The Yearling") and their descendants, of which I am one.
Does the use of the word "cracker" in that sense have a racial component? Sure — it means white people, but it also means a certain subset of white people, i.e., Florida natives who have a rural, Southern culture distinct from that of the Northern-born white folks who started arriving in the state in great numbers after the blessed invention of air-conditioning.
Would you like to see evidence that "cracker" isn't universally considered a slur down here? Okay, here's the banner for the website of the permanent frontier Florida exhibit at the Florida State Fairgrounds — a place every school child within 150 miles of the fairgrounds visits on a field trip at some point:
And here is another example, Florida Cracker beer from a local microbrew:
WHITE Ale – geddit? Tasty stuff, too!
Now, none of this is to say that there aren't people who are offended by the term and people who use it as a pejorative. As I've mentioned before, my Internet nym, back when I started a blog with zero readers, came from a teasing nickname my (upstate New York-born) husband gave me because of my downhome cooking, but if I had it to do over again, I'd choose something less freighted.
I think about changing it occasionally and may at some point, although it would be a logistical nightmare. (Any suggestions? Can't use my real name because of my J-O-B…)
I've had people tell me they find my internet nym offensive (butt-hurty white men in every single case, if I recall correctly, for what it's worth), and you know what? I believe them. People do have different understandings of what it means, and I think perceptions of the word's meaning are generational as well as regional.
There was a kerfluffle about the word "cracker" when Bill Clinton was campaigning for Barack Obama in Florida back in 2008. Clinton invoked our last great cracker governor, Lawton Chiles, in an interview with Larry King:
"You know, they think that because of who I am and where my politic[al] base has traditionally been, they may want me to go sort of hustle up what Lawton Chiles used to call the 'cracker vote' there."
Much as Zimmerman's defense team leapt on the term to prove racial bias, the wingnuts at the Weekly Standard jumped all over Clinton's offhand remark:
Is Clinton intentionally trying to stir up racial resentment by saying that "they" (presumably the Obama campaign) want him to "hustle up … the 'cracker vote'"? According to a search in Nexis, Clinton has never publicly used the phrase "cracker vote" before now. Lawton Chiles did use the word "cracker" in a non-pejorative manner, once during a campaign event with Clinton in 1996 according to a Hearst newspapers story:
"I know this fella from Arkansas," boasted Florida Gov. Lawton Chiles as he introduced Bill Clinton to a Democratic fund-raising reception in this GOP stronghold. "And I can tell you he knows how to speak cracker."
There's been a lot of paranoid speculation in this election that certain people are trying to play the race card. Clinton's usage is the latest evidence that it's the Democrats who are the race-obsessed party in this cycle.
Uh-huh. Something similar is at work in the Zimmerman trial too, and much hinges on how the jury, almost all middle-aged white women (like me), perceives Martin's friend Jeantel's testimony, motives and credibility. Their interpretations will likely be filtered through perceptions that are informed by regional, generational and racial factors.
This is pure speculation on my part, but I suspect that in the context of Zimmerman's pursuit of Martin, both Martin and Jeantel used the word "cracker" in a different sense than Lawton Chiles, Bill Clinton and I used it in other contexts: I think they meant it as a slang term for a white person, but not an entirely benign one.
I suspect their use of it meant something along the lines of "a white person who suspects me of being up to no good because I am black." In that sense, I believe their use of it was accurate, if not benign, when applied to Zimmerman.
It's possible they meant it as a completely neutral slang term for a white person, but the perceptions of that word seem to have shifted in the younger generation, even for white kids who are native Floridians. My teenager says she perceives "cracker" as a pejorative in most contexts, though she understands it is not nearly as loaded a term as the "n" word.
But back to the jury and their perceptions: we'll see how it shakes out, but I doubt the defense will get much traction out of "creepy-ass cracker." What concerns me, as a person who thinks Zimmerman should do serious time for pursuing an unarmed kid who was minding his own business and subsequently killing him, is how the jury will perceive Jeantel's testimony and demeanor.
I watched a bit of her testimony this week, and I think it will hurt the state's case — maybe a lot. How Jeantel's testimony was received is a controversial topic. Many assholes predictably used it as an opportunity to demonstrate that they're racist shitheads. Others are saying that anyone who is at all critical of how Jeantel handled herself either doesn't "get" her and/or must be speaking from a place of white privilege.
Well, that's possible; we all have biases, and it can be tough to see past them. I get that Jeantel is a very young woman who is caught up in an extremely traumatic incident and that there are cultural factors at play in how she communicates. As the mother of a teenager myself, I also get that kids communicate with each other in ways that adults frown upon and that a scared teen who suddenly found herself caught up in a sensational case and squarely in the media's harsh glare might mislead people and come off as defensive under aggressive cross-examination.
You can make credible arguments to explain that Jeantel's actions were understandable at every point, and I wouldn't necessarily say you're wrong. But I also wouldn't count on the jury trying to see where she's coming from and feeling sympathetic toward her. And that could be disastrous for the state's case. What do you think?


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Birth of a Counselor
{This is a great read if you were thinking of becoming a counselor!}
An interview with Alden Olmsted, prior camper and camp counselor
Alden is a tall guy. Dirty blond hair and blue eyes. He easily puts you at ease with his unassuming nature, friendly persona, and inviting charisma. If he told you he used to be a camp counselor, you wouldn't blink an eye. You might even say "I bet you were probably good at it, too." In fact, he was one. He pulls up a chair next to my desk-- mountain dew in hand—and begins to tell me his story.
Alden grew up in a single parent home. His first camp experience was back when he was 9 with a local church that sent 5 to 10 kids to camp each year. This time, it would be him and his brother. He knew part of the reason his Mom sent him to camp was to get "a break" from taking care of two boys- at least for just a week. His destination:
Mt. Gilead
in Sebastopol right smack in the middle of the redwoods. Little did he know that this little summer break would have an affect on him for the rest of his life.
For 3-4 years, Alden would be excited about the prospect of going to camp, but once the time came, he'd complain and whine about having to go. After all, he didn't know anyone there and the thought of being gone a whole week was just dreadful. But year after year, he'd find himself back at camp with each year getting better. He met his friend Danny whom he became cabin mates with for the next few summers.
The summer when he was 15, 7 out of 8 kids in his cabin were already good friends. Once again, the odd man out. Who knew that he'd still be good friends with these kids 22 years later! He absolutely loved his camp experience. From then on, he worked in all different areas of camp during his transition years until he was old enough to be a counselor. He worked at Mount Gilead for a few years and in
Camp Maymac
with their BMX program.
What brought Alden from a camper to a counselor?
His answer is quite simple. He became a counselor because he wanted to stay around the great camp environment for "as long as [he] could." It was a very smooth transition for him. "After having a great experience, it was a natural response to want to give back"-- but his reasons for doing so are much more involved and tied in to what many generations of campers can relate and connect to.
So what is one of the aspects of camp that made it such a great experience to keep coming back to?
He candidly shares with me, "[One of the] reasons that camp fosters long-lasting friendships and social growth so much more than any other experience is that it's the opposite of typical school life; meaning, that instead of being judged on popularity and one's past. It's like everyone is given a clean slate. We don't know these new people from anyone, so it's a fresh chance to really be yourself and learn to be comfortable in your own skin. This is why many people have a "life-changing" experience at summer camp-- because they're finally free to just be themselves…and have others accept them just as they are."
How did Alden's camp perspective change when he went from being a camper to being a counselor?
It didn't change much. It was still a very fun experience, and from the sound of things, even more enriching. As a counselor, he was able to work under two very different camp operations that were on opposite sides of the social spectrum: One was a small church camp working on various jobs; The other was a diverse, low income camp where he expanded the BMX program and worked with inner-city kids. He was now the person that the kids looked up to and he offers that sometimes, "you just need someone outside of your family to tell you [that] you're all right."
The benefits of becoming a counselor when you've already been a camper familiar with the camp experience?
For Alden, he was the kid who initially didn't know anyone else at camp when he first started. He knew what it was like to be an outsider. He knew what it was like to dread going to camp the first couple of years. But he also knew that those feelings passed. He knew what made (and what didn't make) his camp experience fun. He knew what he would've appreciated being in that situation. So when he finally became a counselor, he wanted to "make sure every kid had the best experience possible – especially those kids that were coming to camp by themselves." He was able to understand what a new camper might be experiencing, draw them out, have them feel comfortable in the group and eventually have them have a darn good time like he did! It's only fitting that his BMX kids would dub him "Big Al" and ask for him when they went to camp the following year.
Great staff, like Alden, is one of your most important resources. They are the face of your camp and are a contributing factor in making or breaking a camper's experience. Your small investment in staff management (recruiting, guiding, and providing adequate training) will take you a long way and be returned ten fold, especially if your new counselor has attended your camp for years. Happy campers will return year after year and even eventually become counselors themselves. Satisfied counselors will naturally pass down their enthusiasm to their campers. Your happy campers can potentially be a new generation of counselors.
I'd like to thank Alden for sharing his time and story with me.
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You never know when you're going to be too lazy to cook, so when you have some extra tomatoes and extra energy on hand, get to work! I made and then froze this sauce about a month ago, when my home grown tomatoes had ripened and were lingering in my basement. You can make this sauce with any fresh or canned tomatoes.
I had a lot of tomatoes that needed to be used up, and many of them were the super sweet Sun-Golds. If your tomatoes don't have this sweetness, I'd suggest adding a tablespoon or so of brown sugar, or jaggery (raw Indian cane sugar) if you have it.
|These were ripe and had to be used fast!
My recipe made about sixteen cups of sauce, but that's because I had so many tomatoes. You can make this in smaller quantities. It took about two and a half hours to make, from start to finish, and much of that involved me reading and talking on the phone.
2 sticks cassia
2 Kashmiri dried chilies
1 heaping tablespoon cumin seed
1 heaping tablespoon coriander seed
1 teaspoon black peppercorns
½ teaspoon fenugreek seed
½ teaspoon black cumin seed
¼ teaspoon mace flakes
1 teaspoon fennel seed
4 green cardamom pods, crushed with husks removed
1 black cardamom, crushed with husk removed
1 heaping teaspoon ground turmeric
2 tablespoons good vegetable oil
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
½ teaspoon mustard seeds
2 large red onions, diced
1 shopping bag full of ripe tomatoes (gathered from the greenhouse, then the basement ripening floor), or the equivalent, or many less if you can divide the amounts below…
1 head garlic, broken apart, ends trimmed and most of paper and debris removed
2 inch stem ginger, roughly sliced
2 fresh hot chilies (or to taste)
salt (to taste)
1 tablespoon brown sugar or jaggery if your tomatoes aren't sweet enough (taste first)
Over the next few months I expect to use much of this sauce as the basis for my beautiful granddaughter's favourite, butter chicken. With her in mind, I kept the chilies at the mild level. If more daring types eat your cooking, increase the heat factor. (You can always add extra chilies while you're reheating this, remember!)
|Sun-Golds, eventually stemmed, with roughly cut ginger
Start by roasting your whole spices. Use the large pot you'll be cooking the sauce in. Scatter the spices over the bottom of the dry pan, and roast on medium high heat, shaking the pot a little, till they smell gorgeous. Remove from heat. Pluck out the cassia sticks and load all else into spice grinder along with the turmeric powder. Set aside to cool.
Put the pot back on the heat and add oil and cassia sticks. When hot, add the cumin and mustard seed. As soon as they splutter and shift colour, add the onion. Reduce heat to medium, and cook till onions are translucent and golden at the edges.
|Here we have a lot of sauce coming up!
Meanwhile, load tomatoes, ginger, chillies and garlic into the blender. (I trim the hard ends of the garlic and remove most of the paper and scraps, but I've been assured the closest paper on the garlic cloves enhances their flavour.) Buzz till smooth, which should take a couple of minutes. I had two blenders worth of tomatoes, so I did this in two stages.
Once you have a blender's worth of pureed tomatoes, grind the spices till they're powdered, and add to the onions. You may need to add a bit more oil if they're too dry. Fry for a couple of minutes. With the pot lid handy, add the pureed tomato mixture. Quickly cover the pot. While the first load bubbled and sizzled away, I pureed my next batch of tomatoes and flavourings. This sauce bubbles up like lava, so be careful about opening the pot till it's settled down. Add all tomatoes, and rinse blender with a little water into the pot to get every last tomato molecule. Taste. Mine was a little too acidic, so I added about a teaspoon of sugar, but you may want more if you aren't using super sweet tomatoes.
|This will need to cook a while, being stirred occasionally.
Cook for about an hour and a half, till the oil separates a bit. Stir from time to time. Read the newspaper. Chat on the phone. Take off heat, let cool and then freeze what you don't use immediately.
I've been making a quick and easy vegan almond stew with this sauce, to be explained soon. Super easy butter chicken will also be on the menu. Stay tuned.
I, for one, will remain undaunted by this cold and snowy weather which induces horrible laziness on my part. This beautiful sauce will make many quick and delicious meals that will keep us warm, satisfied and toasty.
|It's ready when it's reduced and looks gorgeous!


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