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Cranberries lend a burst of tart flavor and bright color to this quick bread sent in by Phyllis Schmalz of Kansas City, Kansas. Dotted with crunchy nuts, slices of the moist loaf are good for breakfast with a cup of coffee or as a snack anytime of the day.
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This is a very tasty bread. When it's all mixed up, it's more like crumbles than batter. I just pressed it into the loaf pan and it baked up fine. Very moist and flavorful.
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I've made this recipe, there's no mistake or missing in the recipe, it turns out really great. All my guests and family LOVES this recipe. yes this batter is very thick but that's okay as long as put fruit and nuts and fold it, then put in the pan and the baking would do the work. it's very lovely recipe. I put frozen cranberries in the batter no need to be thawed.
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Very dry batter - added about 1/2 cup milk. Also, reduced apple amount to about a cup.
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I agree with mamafreak, there is no reason this recipe is wrong. I cannot count how many times I have made this bread. It's a family favorite and I even give it away as gifts and I always get recipe requests. I recommend trying it again and really paying attention to the recipe. It's a no fail recipe. The dough is heavy and thick but it should never be crumby at all, I think that they might have missed an ingredient or two. I am baffled that it hasn't work for jenjen1177, quinton1 and jamieswin. Try it again!!
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I pulled this from the magazine a few years ago, the only difference is are that the original recipe had 1 egg & 1/2 tsp salt. I grate my apples since it's just faster/easier for me. Really like that you can taste the apple (unlike some other recipes) & the cranberries are nice and tart. This is not an overly sweet nor doughy recipe. Very good.
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This was disappointing. As other cooks said, the batter was so dry (crumbly) I had to add water. The bread has a grainy, cornbread-type appearance. The one good thing is that it turns out moist and yummy. It reminds me of cherry pie. I don't think I will make it again, though, because of the difficulty in preparing it.
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I found that I needed to add some water to it in order to make it moist enough to spread into the pan.
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I used extra apples than what the recipe called for and it was excellent. It is now my husbands favorite bread!
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I have used this recipe several times and it always comes out great however before adding cranberries I soak them in 1/4 cup orange juice and add mixture . I always use a combo of macintosh and courtland apples. This is soooo good Nanellen
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You may have to explain that a little bit. I do get the cartoon, but who is being executed in the U.S. today? You can't mean atheists. By and large we enjoy an execution-free life. We also enjoy the same freedoms as our eager-believer cohorts. So, what is the point?
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His comment still mystifies me and he hasn't bothered to clarify his comment for us. I think perhaps he was simply being rather hyperbolic.
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Let's limit our discussion to the U.S. Some wacko or a handful of wackos might take their hatred or paranoia or religious zeal out on an atheist, but I don't think I've ever heard of such a thing.
You use the word "they" as though "they" (the ones who dragged a black man to his death) represent the majority. Poppycock!
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After CM Punk "turned on the WWE Universe" by clotheslining the People's Champ out of his boots, he kept self-indulgently advertising himself as the "Best in the World" to aggravate the fans. Despite that Punk exceeded John Cena's merchandise sales while a babyface, and also was still being significantly cheered even as a heel, Vince McMahon, for whatever reason, still wanted him to be
In all honesty, I don't know when exactly I will be writing or for how long. It depends on variety of things. I must say that it did feel good getting back into the swing of things. Last week was sort of a warm up column. So as times goes by, the columns will hopefully start heating up. First, I will tackle the Royal Rumble Pay-Per-View and then talk about Raw.
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Truthfully, I haven't been following since August, and the reason why is due to mixture of things. But it basically boils down to my interest being devoted to football . However, I always watch the Rumble. So why not write about it, right? The Rumble is easily the second biggest PPV in WWE. The longevity, nostalgia, and importance of the Rumble match itself are essentially unparalleled to anything
On March 31st, 1985, the WWF took their biggest gamble ever: Wrestlemania 1. If it failed, chances are the company would have gone out of business. Despite what WWE wants their fans to presume, there was a "Grand Daddy Of Them All" before Wrestlemania called Starrcade. It was a Jim Crockett Promotions' pay-per-view to blow off the biggest feuds in the company. In contrast to Starrcade, the WWF
First and foremost, thanks for all the feedback for the Alliance column. It was really fun to do, so I am glad you all enjoyed it. Sadly, Matt Peddycord wasn't around this week, which means the nWo column that we were going to do is going to be delayed at a later date.
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WILTON, Conn. — In the annals of domestic horror stories, Jay Fielden's is as gothic as they come. It begins with the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the attendant financial meltdown in the fall of 2008. He and his wife, Yvonne Orteig Fielden, now both 43, and their two young children had just moved into their new home, a sturdy example of Connecticut's storied collection of modernist glass houses, which they had bought for $900,000 in 2007 and spent eight months renovating.
Just as they were settling in, Jay Fielden lost his job as editor in chief of Men's Vogue, which folded in the wake of the economic downturn. To be sure, he wasn't thrown out on his ear. There was a stint at Vogue.com, but when he finally left, it was clear that the age of the golden parachute was long gone. Then, in October 2010, when he had been out of work a year and their third child had arrived, an electrical fire tore through the house, destroying most of it.
If this were a short story, it would be gilding the lily to add that he also contracted Lyme disease during this time and his father passed away as well, but this tale is not fiction. It does have a happy ending, however.
"It's amazing we're still married," said Yvonne Fielden, who in the middle of the events detailed above became guardian of her father, who suffers from dementia. "Man, it was a lot of straws."
It was a bright, windblown weekday morning, and Jay Fielden was home from his new job as editor in chief of Town & Country magazine. His house has been rebuilt (again), as has his magazine, a 167-year-old publication that has struggled to stay relevant. (In the age of social media, what role should the original chronicle of America's social life play?) Fielden, a dapper Texan with a deep Fred Thompson rumble, is a former New Yorker editor with a taste for the U.S. literary canon that peaked around the time his house was built, in 1960. He has re-imagined Town & Country, once a slim portfolio of Midwestern debutante parties and East Coast WASP weddings, as a Vanity Fair manque, a sassy primer to the good life with a bit of meat thrown in.
The Fieldens lived for a month with friends, and then moved into a rental apartment, followed by another rental in a farmhouse. They threw themselves into the quagmire of insurance and cleanup that follows a disaster. When it became clear that the most pragmatic thing to do was rebuild the house — not an easy or joyful decision, they said, because what you really want to do after a catastrophic fire is walk away — Robert Dean and Jesse Carrier, the architect and designer who had rehabbed the house in 2007, helped them with this rebuild.
"The object becomes, how do we create a place that reflects who we are but doesn't own us," Yvonne Fielden said.
Her husband added: "Or put us in debt."
This time around, there is a lot more Ikea, Yvonne Fielden said, than "Jesse is probably used to."
Built by James Evans, a protege of Louis Kahn, the house had all the optimism of its period, as Dean put it recently, "when architects thought they had made a breakthrough to a fresh new time."
It had all the drawbacks as well: tiny bedrooms, cheap materials, awkward connecting spaces. So the new house, into which the Fieldens moved last summer, is a nearly perfect design — open and light, yet private and safe — seasoned as it is by their experience.
Not all their belongings were ruined. Jay Fielden saved half of his books, along with artwork by Irving Penn and by his own children, and some family furniture. Yvonne Fielden's Madam Alexander dolls, which Jay Fielden's mother painstakingly cleaned up and now live in Eliza's room, have only slightly blackened eyes.
And on the coffee table in the living room, two architecture books — one on Richard Neutra, one on Louis Kahn — are stacked on top of each other. If you remove the topmost book, you can see its bright silhouette in the singed, smoky cover of the book below.


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water up your nose. It isn't pleasant. While I was at Target a lady stopped me and asked me if I have used it before. I told her I had. She said she was suppose to have sinus surgery and her doctor told her to use it. She did and never had to have surgery. There are success stories out there! She said it is amazing stuff! lol She also said they have it at Costco. I had already been to Costco yesterday and I didn't want to drive all the way over there. I just bought it at Target up the street from us. They have it everywhere. Walmart, Rite Aid, Target, Costco. I am sure any drug store. Hope it helps, if you try it. Praying for healing. Blessings! <3 Jen
Hey Richard! I saw in Claudie's Place you are still sick. I have really bad allergies, so I am very susceptible to getting sinus infections. My boys' pediatrician suggested getting NeilMed Sinus Rinse. She said they all use it at the office. They use it when they start feeling like the are getting sick with like a tickle in the throat or nose, sinus pain, etc. I felt sick twice and it used it. I never got sick! That is HUGE for me! Aaron is sick right now, I ran down to get him a kit last night. He used it last night and felt so much better. He used it again this morning, you don't want to see what came out! The doctor said to use it 3-4 times a day until you start feeling better. You might want to try it out before you go to the doctor. It is only around $9.99 for the kit. Make sure you pick some distilled water up while you are there. The water needs to be room temperature. So, if it isn't, make sure you warm it up 30 seconds at a time. You don't want to put cold wa
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I can't hack the prednisone - I break out with acne like a tweaker. Hopefully it will work for you. I have resorted to Ben Gay or Vicks on the forehead an sinus areas and I get a little relief. Have you ever tried the Ergot meds?
Richard, I'm sorry to hear your migraine persists. Did your neuro call it 'status migraine?' Google that for more info but it basically means migraine unresponsive to treatment and my neuro said intervention was needed to 'break' the migraine. I went in for infusion treatment with dihydroergotamine in January. It's IV treatment twice a day for 3 days in a row. My migraine came roaring back 24 hours later and then I got a scrip for Zomig. Zomig works well but my co-pay is $50 for 9 pills and you can only take it 4 days a week. I reserve it for the really bad ones. Mine are better now that I am on leave from work - stress is a huge factor with migraines. I also wanted to ask if you have had your Vitamin B-12 level checked. A primary symptom of this type of anemia will be mouth sores or a sore tongue but I think low b-12 can cause migraines too. I wish you the best of health, Cheryl.


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Charlie and Toby are feeling low, and why wouldn't they? It's Christmas Day and they're serving time at Her Majesty's pleasure. But why shouldn't they be having a Merry Christmas in spite of their incarceration? What's stopping them from creating Christmas around them? Absolutely nothing! And so they set off on their festival of carols, Claus, Christ and custody!
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The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identities of two men who died following a boating incident at Kalamalka Lake Tuesday.
READThe Royal Bank of Canada labeled Vancouver with the worst housing affordability of Canada in its May 2013 report.
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READIndian Springs Ranch in Eureka had got a bit of a reputation among golfers for being a graveyard for golf balls.
READRegion-wide assessments help reduce region's water consumption.
READB.C.'s Environmental Assessment Office is proceeding with impact studies on proposed LNG development, including pipelines
READEvent would bring approximately $2 million in economic activity to the city.
READToyota's CAPTIN aluminum wheel manufacturing plant in Tilbury celebrates 30 years.
READSeasonally adjusted total building permit values in Abbotsford climbed in March 2013 to $10.7 million from $6.4 million in February 2013.
READThe Golden Shovel Award presented by Ford of Canada executive
READThe Nelson Star would like to see other teams join in this year's Relay for Life with hopes of making a difference
READWhether you're looking for a snowboard, skateboard, wakeboard, or paddleboard, there's only one place in Fernie to go – Boardstiff.
READTrail company offers to recycle batteries from Afghanistan and Iraq
READThe bottling end of the business set to expand into Korea also
READThe week-long cultural festival will take place from May 27 to June 2, 2013 on Granville Island, and expects over 30,000 attendees.
READSection of Westminster Avenue East and Robinson Road to be renamed Backstreet Boulevard
READManufacturing and technology businesses receive targeted support at regional small business event.
READNeeding to make a job for herself, Deborah Achleitner combined her love of sewing with filling a niche in Nelson.
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Iowa police: Child in fatal crash reported missing
DES MOINES, Iowa ␟– A 5-year-old boy injured in a crash following a high-speed chase had been reported missing in November by his mother, Iowa authorities said.
The driver of the car, Jeremiah Johnson, 33, led officers on a chase early Friday morning that exceeded speeds of 110 mph, police said. Johnson, who authorities say had been involved in a lengthy custody battled over the boy, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The boy was found crying behind the driver's seat under a pile of clothes and was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, the newspaper reported. Police have not released the boy's name.
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The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced last week that CEMEX, Inc., the owner and operator of the Portland cement manufacturing facility in Lyons, has agreed to operate advanced pollution controls on its kiln, and pay a one million dollar civil penalty to resolve alleged violations of the Clean Air Act (CAA).
"This agreement will mean cleaner air for Colorado residents downwind of the CEMEX facility and will contribute to improved air quality in the Rocky Mountain National Park, which is one of our nation's most cherished public spaces," said Ignacia S. Moreno, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department's Environment and Natural Resources Division. "The settlement is part of the
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Two Lyons natives have taken a different angle on Colorado's emerging marijuana industry by inventing a board game. Mike Ginwright and Robb Deeter, both of whom graduated in the 1980's from Lyons High School, threw around the idea of making a board game based on marijuana in Colorado since they were eighteen or nineteen years old.
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As the school year comes to an end, many parents are looking for unique summer camps for their children. Previously, most families would drive to Boulder or Longmont to expose their children to summer camps offered by highly skilled artisans. That is no longer necessary. The Corner Studios located at 318 Main Street has developed an intense summer offering for our community.
From recycled art, clay, paper, paint, even the art of science: fossils, magnets, and soap bubbles, every week offers something fun for area families at an affordable price. Children can make a
During the Lyons Art Weekend, Friday, June 7 through Sunday, June 9, the Death Café and Art Salon will be open between the hours of 12:30 and 5 p.m., at the Lyons Yoga and Wellness Center (310 Main Street). Visitors to the Death Café and Art Salon will spend time in a nurturing and open environment to talk about the art of death (or the death of art), and to explore resulting feelings and images through a process of creative "uncovery."
Participants will be free to discuss topics of life and death from many points of view. Paper and art supplies will be provided for those wishing to explore their thoughts and feelings visually.
Lately I've been doing a lot of work with wood. Knotty pine to be exact. Hundreds of board feet of it, making baseboard and door and window molding. It takes a lot of busy work to sand and stain and sand and seal all of this wood, but the results are definitely worth the effort.
You have a lot of time for musing when you are doing this type of task. You have to pay attention and keep an eye on what you are doing as you sand each board with one and sometimes two different grits of sandpaper and maybe even a third in between stain and sealer coats. As I was going about this task, I started thinking about what life was like without sandpaper. I couldn't
In spite of the recent snows, spring has arrived in Lyons! One clear sign is the return of colorful bluebirds and finches to our town. Unfortunately, these birds are under threat from some nasty neighbors.
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Now we are having a lot of snow, sixteen inches last week, and it melted right away, and about eight inches today! That will really green things up. It is a sad thought, the snow and rain cause things to grow, the sun then dries them out, and causes the wildfires! There doesn't seem to be any solution to that on going problem! However, I like nice sprIng snows that melt fast. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
It is no secret that Boulder County has a history of producing top-notch talent in the track and field world, and if there is a single event that acts as a showcase for the current wealth of talent at the local high school level, it would be the annual Boulder County Championships. This meet brings together the schools of the county's two districts, St. Vrain and Boulder Valley School Districts, for a day of competition and celebration.
This year's meet on Saturday, April 20, was an especially terrific day for senior Nola Basey. At the meet's start, Basey was awarded the Monty Sutak scholarship for her high school track and field accomplishments. As the day progressed, Basey claimed each and every title in the jumps. Her winning jumps of 5'3" in the high jump, 36'1.75" in the triple jump, and 16'6.25" in the long jump
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Here's your Saturday peek at The Paper Players' inspiration card. Hmmm...what could it be? There does appear to be an over-abundance of speckles and some distressing. Could it be....You'll just have to wait until tomorrow for the full reveal!
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This isn't just for Hulk, it could be for any situation where you're fighting an enormously powerful villain and there are a lot of innocent civilians around.
How do you represent the threat to civilians and how do heroes save civilians? I understand that the Doom Pool represents this in the abstract, but the PCs don't really have a good "roll to reduce the Doom Pool" option. And I want the Hulk to spend his actions attacking heroes, not just rolling to increase the Doom Pool.
Should there be a watcher "character" just representing the overall chaos that takes actions? Or multiple "characters" brought in by spending doom dice? ("ok, I'm spending a d6 from the doom pool to interrupt the action order with a new character called 'falling debris' it's going to fall on a little old lady who is walking her dachshund unless someone wants to react?")
Also, I know the book explicitly talks about a villainous version of Wolverine using Berserk and the dice going into the Doom Pool, but is that really kosher? It seems a little harsh on the players who feel the increased effectiveness of the attack against them and are the ones to suffer the cost of activating the ability.


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It Ain't Flat: A Memorizable Book of Countries
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PILOT MOUNTAIN — The fire that started Thursday on the slopes of Pilot Mountain as a controlled burn of three acres grew to about 800 acres by Sunday afternoon, according to fire officials.
Brian Elam, Surry County ranger with the North Carolina Forest Service, said the fire still was contained on the state park land as of Sunday night. The fire did cross over the established fire line at Pinnacle Hotel Road and burned about an acre to an acre and a half of private land, he said.
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All the facillities that make for a perfect holiday are on the doorstep! The villa is finished to a high standard. The living room is modern and elegant. There is a full surround music and sound system with dual zones and indoor and outdoor speakers. There is wireless internet and a full satellite package. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and plenty of cutlery, crockery and glass ware. There is a double sink and drainer as well as an additional bar/vegetable sink in the breakfast bar. All work surfaces are a black galaxy marble.The dining set is a contemporary teak design, with a dramatic black chandelier above. A perfect setting should you wish to entertain.Each of the bedrooms has a deluxe ensuite bathroom as well as the guest toilet that is off of the living room. Bedroom 2 has two additional full sized guest beds that fit under the twin beds in the room. They are on wheels and can be moved to accommodate your families requirements.Further details outdoors:The garden is fully unclosed and is entered through the gate that leads off of its own private driveway and parking area. The tropical garden is a peaceful place to sit with views up the palm covered hills. The pool was designed with the owners children in mind. It has a chlorine free cleansing system, making is kinder to your skin and eyes. The pool is approx 1 meter in the shallow end sloping to 1.8 meters at the deep end with two wide steps to sit on and relax. The garden sala seats 6 people comfortably while the terrace and sun deck has a further 4 sun loungers and sun bathing pads.Further detailsThe villa is self catering, however a private chef can be arranged either to cook for you in the villa or deliver to you as per your order. Our cook can cater for European or Thai foods. This service is charged for separately.All linens and towels are provided including hotel style dressing gowns etc.
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PIKEVILLE – The University of Pikeville women's bowling team finished third while the UPIKE men placed sixth in the Raider Classic in the Dayton, Ohio, area last weekend.
Coach Kyle Wilson's UPIKE men were sixth out of 23 teams in the men's varsity division. Their score of 9016 was just behind fifth-place Purdue, which finished with a score of 9067.
Martin Methodist came out on top with a score of 9601, followed by Urbana (9531), Notre Dame College (9456) and Morehead State (9129).
Freshman Zach Fylling was second overall with a five-game average of 227. Junior Fidel Marchena followed for the Bears, rolling a 202.2 to finish tied for 23rd. Senior Kyle McInereny averaged 191.3 for four games, while sophomore Lucas Hohnstein had a four-game average of 180.
Pikeville finished sixth and eighth in the junior varsity division of the tournament. Freshman Blair Cain had a five-game total of 1051 to lead the Pikeville B team, while sophomore Francisco Gamero followed at 1009. Senior Cory Cotterman paced the C unit with a score of 1037, while freshman Justin Edens compiled a total of 924.
The women's team placed third, coming in behind Wright State and tournament champion Notre Dame College.
Sophomore Brianna Larson was third overall in the women's draw, scoring 1033 for five games. She was joined on the all-tournament team by Christina Halen, who tied for fourth with a score of 1030.
Sophomore Kara Crowe was the overall winner of the junior varsity division, scoring 1049. Junior Alexis Vescovo rolled 783 for four games to finish 12th overall. Freshman Lauren Eggleton rolled 725 to finish just ahead of sophomore Jenna Grandy's 724. Both played four games.
In the junior varsity bracket, Pikeville Orange was the winner with a score of 4515, while Pikeville Black was third at 4133.
The Pikeville women are back in action this weekend when they play in the Striking Knights Classic in Louisville. The men are off until the semester break and will return to action on Dec. 17-18 in the Collegiate Shoot-Out in Las Vegas.


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One of my coworkers moved back to Quebec this past summer, but still works with us remotely. Our interactions are now mostly limited to instant messenger conversations, but lately we've been able to bond over our mutual interest in beer. Jerome is lucky to live near Montreal, the Canadian hotbed of interesting craft beer. One of the breweries we both enjoy is Dieu Du Ciel, who brew very interesting beers.
One of the guys at Brewery Creek recommended them to me, so I bought one of each of the six brews available. Dieu Du Ciel (God of the sky) also gives their beers sweet names, not that this has anything to do with the beer itself, but it's a nice touch. The six I tried are:
- Corne du diable (Horn of the devil): 6.5% American IPA that I enjoyed very much, pleasantly hoppy for an East coast beer.
- Dernière Volonté (Last will): 6.5% Belgian abbey style blonde, which I also enjoyed.
- Fumisterie (Smoke screen): 5.5% hemp ale, enjoyable, but smoked flavors aren't my bag.
- Péché Mortel (Mortal Sin): 9.5% Imperial coffee stout, intense roasted coffee flavors, very interesting, but a bit too heavy for my liking.
- Rosée d'hibiscus (Pinkish Hibiscus): 5% hibiscus flower wit, quite possibly the girliest beer I've ever come across (besides Bud Light), but I really enjoyed this wit and look forward to sipping a few more this summer.
- Route des épices (Spice route): 5% peppercorn rye beer, tasted like a (good) pale ale with added pepper, too much pepper in my opinion.
You'll notice that Dieu Du Ciel doesn't brew your average beers. Even though I found them hit or miss, I love what Dieu Du Ciel is doing with their beer. They are going all out, you love it or you hate it, but the ones you love are masterpieces. The beer menu at the brewpub can only be considered epic, check it out. I'm hoping to make a trip out to Montreal in the not too distant future. Care to join me for a beer Jerome?


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An Edwardian house with four bedrooms and a large rear garden. £299,950.
Battersea, SW11
A luxury one-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a converted Victorian house. £425,000.
Lower Ufford, Suffolk IP13
A bright and spacious three-bedroom house near Woodbridge. £585,000.
Whitechapel, E1
A three-bedroom luxury flat, minutes from Brick Lane. £650,000.