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ATHENS – Georgia finally released its rosters for the G-Day Game late Wednesday. Here's what you need to know:
No. Name Pos. Class Hgt. Wgt. Hometown
1 Branden Smith DB Sr. 5-11 176 Atlanta, Ga.
2 Parker Welch QB RSo. 6-3 204 Jesup, Ga.
4 Keith Marshall RB Fr. 5-11 202 Raleigh, N.C.
5 Damian Swann DB So. 5-11 177 Atlanta, Ga.
6 Michael Erdman WR RSo. 5-10 191 Merritt Island, Fla.
6 John Jenkins DL Sr. 6-3 351 Meriden, Conn.
7 Greg Bingham QB RSo. 6-4 223 Columbus, Ga.
9 Alec Ogletree ILB Jr. 6-3 236 Newnan, Ga.
9 Curtis Wyatt WR RSo. 6-1 195 Locust Grove, Ga.
10 Faton Bauta QB Fr. 6-3 222 West Palm Beach, Fla.
16 Christian Lemay QB RFr. 6-2 198 Matthews, N.C.
17 Rantavious Wooten WR Jr. 5-10 185 Belle Glade, Fla.
18 Bacarri Rambo DB Sr. 6-0 218 Donalsonville, Ga.
19 Sanders Commings DB Sr. 6-2 217 Augusta, Ga.
20 Brandon Harton RB Jr. 5-6 174 Reidsville, Ga.
23 Alex Parsons RB Jr. 5-10 194 Fayetteville, Ga.
25 Rhett McGowan WR Jr. 6-0 190 Calhoun, Ga.
26 Malcolm Mitchell DB So. 6-1 184 Valdosta, Ga.
29 Jarvis Jones OLB Jr. 6-3 241 Columbus, Ga.
29 Jamal Payette WR RFr. 6-3 183 Cleveland, Ga.
33 Kyle Karempelis RB So. 5-9 180 Roswell, Ga.
33 Chase Vasser OLB Jr. 6-3 227 Gainesville, Ga.
35 Michael Gilliard ILB Sr. 6-2 220 Valdosta, Ga.
35 Chris Young RB Jr. 6-1 230 Hinesville, Ga.
36 Shawn Williams DB Sr. 6-1 220 Damascus, Ga.
37 Devin Bowman DB RFr. 6-0 175 Rossville, Ga.
42 Dustin Royston RB Jr. 5-11 242 Royston, Ga.
45 Ben Mozingo RB Fr. 6-0 225 Alpharetta, Ga.
49 Corey Campbell RB RSo. 5-10 210 Hephzibah, Ga.
55 Ben Reynolds OL Jr. 6-2 255 Bainbridge, Ga.
59 Nathan Theus SP RFr. 6-3 254 Jacksonville, Fla.
63 Xzavier Ward OL RFr. 6-7 264 Moultrie, Ga.
66 Hunter Long OL So. 6-4 300 Memphis, Tenn.
70 Eddie McQuillen OL RFr. 6-8 264 Newnan, Ga.
74 Austin Long OL Jr. 6-5 304 Memphis, Tenn.
76 Zach DeBell OL RFr. 6-6 273 Tarpon Springs, Fla.
77 Caleb Drake OL RFr. 6-1 275 Hogansville Ga.
78 Watts Dantzler OL So. 6-7 310 Dalton, Ga.
79 Mark Beard OL So. 6-5 300 Adamsville, Ala.
81 Taylor Bradberry WR Sr. 6-3 192 Winder, Ga.
83 Cornelius Washington DL Sr. 6-4 269 Hephzibah, Ga.
84 Hugh Williams TE RSo. 6-5 254 Atlanta, Ga.
85 Geoff Rapp TE RFr. 6-3 230 Kennesaw, Ga.
87 Jay Rome TE RFr. 6-6 254 Valdosta, Ga.
89 Daniel Williams TE Fr. 6-2 220 Lawrenceville, Ga.
93 Patrick Beless SP Fr. 5-9 155 Atlanta, Ga.
93 Abry Jones DL Sr. 6-3 309 Warner Robins,Ga.
96 Mike Thornton DL RSo. 6-1 287 Stone Mountain, Ga.
97 Adam Erickson SP RSo. 5-10 168 Athens, Ga.
98 Cody Johnson SP RSo. 6-1 200 Marietta, Ga.
No. Name Pos. Class Hgt. Wgt. Hometown
1 Isaiah Crowell RB So. 5-11 215 Columbus, Ga.
3 Blake Sailors DB Jr. 5-11 186 Athens, Ga.
4 Luis Capella DB Jr. 5-10 176 Augusta, Ga.
5 Ben Shelton QB Fr. 6-1 180 Wayland, Mass.
7 Jesse Jones DB RFr. 6-0 190 Habersham, Ga.
11 Aaron Murray QB Jr. 6-1 211 Tampa, Fla.
11 Connor Norman DB RSo. 5-10 208 Duluth, Ga.
12 Austin Herod DB Jr. 5-10 191 Woodstock, Ga.
12 Tavarres King WR Sr. 6-1 192 Mount Airy, Ga.
14 Hutson Mason QB Jr. 6-3 196 Marietta, Ga.
15 Marlon Brown WR Sr. 6-5 222 Memphis, Tenn.
20 Lucas Redd DB Fr. 6-1 210 Jefferson, Ga.
22 Richard Samuel IV RB Sr. 6-2 243 Cartersville, Ga.
24 Ken Malcome RB RSo. 6-0 226 Decatur, Ga.
25 Marc Deas DB RSo. 6-1 197 Kissimmee, Fla.
27 Greg Mulkey TE RFr. 6-3 230 Fairmount, Ga.
31 Chris Conley WR So. 6-3 202 Dallas, Ga.
32 James Davis RB Fr. 5-11 215 Baronton, Ga.
37 Devin Bowman DB RFr. 6-0 175 Rossville, Ga.
39 Corey Moore DB So. 6-2 207 Griffi n, Ga.
41 Brandon Burrows ILB RSo. 6-3 240 Marietta, Ga.
43 Merritt Hall RB RFr. 5-11 216 Alpharetta, Ga.
43 Quintavious Harrow DB So. 5-11 183 Columbus, Ga.
44 T.J. Stripling OLB Jr. 6-6 222 Decatur, Ga.
44 Drew Wilson TE Jr. 6-2 206 Tignall, Ga.
45 Christian Robinson ILB Sr. 6-2 226 Norcros, Ga.
46 AJ McDonald ILB So. 6-0 240 Suwanee, Ga.
46 Alexander Ogletree RB Jr. 5-10 224 Newnan, Ga.
47 Ray Drew DL So. 6-5 263 Thomasville, Ga.
47 Taylor Maxey RB RFr. 5-10 220 Statham, Ga.
48 Kosta Vavlas ILB RSo. 6-0 219 Tarpon Springs, Fla.
51 Ramik Wilson OLB So. 6-2 224 Tampa, Fla.
52 Amarlo Herrara ILB So. 6-2 231 College Park, Ga.
56 Garrison Smith DL Jr. 6-3 294 Atlanta, Ga.
58 Sterling Bailey DL RFr. 6-3 259 Gainesville, Ga.
60 Wright Gazaway SP RFr. 6-0 240 Buford, Ga.
61 David Andrews OL So. 6-2 280 Norcross, Ga.
64 Dallas Lee OL Jr. 6-4 300 Buford, Ga.
68 Chris Burnette OL Jr. 6-2 313 LaGrange, Ga.
69 Ty Frix SP Sr. 6-0 213 Calhoun, Ga.
72 Kenarious Gates OL Jr. 6-5 328 Grantville, Ga.
75 Kolton Houston OL RSo. 6-5 291 Buford, Ga.
82 Michael Bennett WR RSo. 6-3 208 Alpharetta, Ga.
83 Jack Loonam TE RFr. 6-0 215 Lexington, S.C.
86 Justin Scott-Wesley WR RFr. 5-11 218 Camilla, Ga.
88 Ricky Lowe DL Sr. 6-7 258 Duluth, Ga.
88 Arthur Lynch TE Jr. 6-5 272 Dartmouth, Mass.
90 Ethan Jackson SP RFr. 5-11 182 Sandersville, Ga.
91 Scott Eichler SP Sr. 5-11 184 Oakwood, Ga.
92 Dexter Morant OLB RSo. 6-7 245 Manning, S.C.
95 Reuben Faloughi OLB Jr. 6-5 255 Martinez, Ga.
99 Kwame Geathers DL Jr. 6-6 350 Georgetown, S.C.
99 Jamie Lindley SP Sr. 5-11 177 Savannah, Ga.
April 12th, 2012
5:56 am
GATA ! Go Dawgs !!!!!!!!
April 12th, 2012
6:41 am
Trust me the red team will win.Go Dawgs
April 12th, 2012
7:19 am
The black team should be favored….dont forget, they can count on Murray gift of at least 14 points……
April 12th, 2012
7:20 am
I think the 2 biggest questions this Saturday will be:
How many picks will our ALL SEC QB toss and
How many times will IC tap the helmet to come out.
April 12th, 2012
7:25 am
The OL is still a unit in the making, so the defense will and should be greatly favored. It has got to be tough, scrimmaging against a DL like UGA has, when you are just starting for the first year, so it will be a showcase for the defense. If the OL can open a few holes, we might see Crowell put on a few good runs, most of the offense will come from passing mostly.
April 12th, 2012
7:26 am
Anyone know how to see the game if you have U Verse. You can't get CSS for some reason.
April 12th, 2012
7:26 am
Quick Question- does the Black Team have a winning record? If so, Red team loses cause we all know Murray cant beat teams that are good…
April 12th, 2012
7:28 am
Funny that Hudson is on the red team with Murray- just shows that CMR is afraid to have Hudson play to much- he would clearly outshire "our boy" Murray………9-3 at best……
April 12th, 2012
7:31 am
•There are no celebrity coaches or any other gimmicks surrounding this year's game
WHAT????? you're kidding me….no retro helmets???? no blackout???? how in the world can these players get up to play with out a gimmick???? come on Coach Richt- lets do something!!!!
April 12th, 2012
7:46 am
Wayne ,his name is Hutson dumb -ass.
April 12th, 2012
7:57 am
Depends on which side Coach Bobo is calling plays!! So predictable!! Up the middle… up the middle…long pass!! Any more on JP from Camden? Or is he goin to announce on G-Day?
April 12th, 2012
8:21 am
Jeez, where did the optomism go? Aaron Murray had a good year last year and this is the year the Dawgs can contend for a national title with a favorable schedule, an offense loaded with talent and a formidable defense. Lighten up, G-Day should be fun this year
April 12th, 2012
8:23 am
Topp Dogg….its really ashame you and I support the same team- its morons like you that I wish would crawl in a hole or find another team to support….loser
April 12th, 2012
8:26 am
Jeez, where did the optomism go? Aaron Murray had a good year last year and this is the year the Dawgs can contend for a national title with a favorable schedule,
REALLY???? Murray had a Good year????? his turnovers and poor decision making were a direct result of 2 losses, and factored in a large part to another one. We were one Murray pick away from losing to a couple of other teams……unfortunately, I use to be just as optimistic as you are, but I have grown sick of winning the pre-season national championship and seeing what happens in the fall. Until this team proves otherwise, I have no expectations….
April 12th, 2012
8:29 am
If Murray has his good year next year- 9-3
If Murray has a bad year- 7-5
We have so many pasties on this years schedule, even with Murray playing bad (and we know CMR will leave him in) we should be able to win 6 or 7 in spite of Murray and Bobo
April 12th, 2012
8:31 am
@ Wayne — You support UGA? Based on your comments, I would think you are a Techie. I know I know — you can evaluate QB talent much better than CMR. …. loser.
April 12th, 2012
8:32 am
PaulPaul: You do know that CSS stands for "COMCAST Sports South", right?
April 12th, 2012
8:35 am
Hutson is such a better QB than midget Murray. Didn't y'all see last year's G Day game? He clearly outplayed Murray.
April 12th, 2012
8:38 am
Hudson is clearly a better QB than Murray. Didn't y'all see last year's spring game?
April 12th, 2012
8:38 am
Todd Grantham will probably get hired at Arky.
April 12th, 2012
8:41 am
Murray the Midget has never beaten any good teams. Dawgs will go 8-4 this year with losses to USC, UT, UF, and Auburn,
April 12th, 2012
8:45 am
I think the setup is great
Our young OL will be facing a stern test.
If they get lathered up and start making plays, their confidence level goes way up
April 12th, 2012
8:56 am
Alot of negative folks are up early this morning. I am looking forward to heading to Athens on Saturday and watching the game. Go Dawgs
April 12th, 2012
8:56 am
@ Wayne — You support UGA? Based on your comments, I would think you are a Techie. I know I know — you can evaluate QB talent much better than CMR. …. loser.
Beanster- moron…look at 90% of the comments posted on Murray and his "talent" as it has showcased on the playing field the last two years……90% dude…the proof is the results on the field….2 losses last year were a DIRECT result of Murray……10 wins……yeah- that was our D plain and simple……we were 1 murray pick 6 away from 2-3 more losses……..
April 12th, 2012
8:58 am
WOW! Of the 23 posts, looks like the same person was responsible for about 16 of them. Its obvious by the same spelling errors, the way the sentences are formulated. That's talent!!
April 12th, 2012
9:00 am
Is someone going to remind Bobo during each game when he tries to run Calton up the middle that Carlton has transferred?
April 12th, 2012
9:04 am
Wow, let's stack the teams so UGA can be even further down the delusional road when it comes to their defense.
You'll never win the SEC giving up 40pts to ranked teams.
April 12th, 2012
9:05 am
The loss to Mich State still burns….what a disgrace!!! That loss, along with all the off the field issues will cost us (1) game period! Murray will cost us minimum (2) games guarenteed! Plus, its our year to lose to FLA again (a splash of Murray on this one too). Looks a whole lot like 8-4 boys. Face it, the Murray – Bobo combo can't win big games! Just being realistic guys….sorry.
April 12th, 2012
9:05 am
Murray will cost us at least two very important games next season. I predict it will be at SC and the sec championship game. Murray had showed for the last wo season that he is very shaky, nervous passer when the game is on the line. Last year we won the FL game inspite of Murray. Note Play Lemay and let get ready for the future. Go Dawgs!
April 12th, 2012
9:06 am
I don't like Geathers and Jenkins on different teams. They ought to rotate in Geathers and Jenkins non-stop until our O-line proves it has grown a pair. That is what they will be facing against the best teams in the SEC. It won't happen though. If the D-line is blowing up our O-line too much Bobo won't get to run any of his cutsie plays. Plus, we don't want anyone to get any boo boos.
The offense is soft. Bobo will pull out some smoke and mirror plays on the opening drive that make them look real good, but then they'll get stuffed in the red zone. Watch and see.
April 12th, 2012
9:10 am
Kyle ol pal, you know everything. In fact, you can guarantee that if Hutson Mason were in the game in the situations where AM coughed it up that the turnover would not have happened. May I borrow your crystal ball when you aren't using it?
Hutson Mason was extremely lucky to have been given a scholly. Call me a moron all you want, but I think I am going to go with the opinion of the guy who has coached two Heisman winning QBs when it comes to evaluating talent. But clearly, you are the expert, Kyle. What is it you do for a living? Still a school boy perhaps?
April 12th, 2012
9:12 am
Which team is QB Eric Murray on? They usually lose against good defenses. I'd be willing to guess the Black team will win, just a lot more poise and big game playmakers on that side of the ball.
Who should have a big day on Black team offense?
Karempelis, Harton, Rome, McGowan, Bradberry, Lemay, Bingham, and Smith.
Black team defense?
Jenkins (should dominate the inexperienced line), Rambo/Commings (should intercept 3 from interception machine QB Eric Murray), Jarvis Jones (at least 3 sacks of lead footed QB Eric Murray)
Who should have a big day on Red Team offense?
Hutson Mason (if he gets enough reps), King, Lynch (Mason loves to use his tight ends), Bennett (might get player of game if Black team doubles King), Crowell, Malcome
Red Team defense?
Ogletree, Ray Drew, Herrara, Geathers
April 12th, 2012
9:16 am
Its real easy to point the finger at Murray but those who know anything whatsoever about football know that the problems on offense start with the offensive line. Murray has absolutely ZERO support in the running game in big games. I don't care if we've got freaking Joe Montana in his prime behind center. It won't make a bit of damn difference if we can not move the ball on the ground in big games. That is what wins big games in the SEC, not the quarterback.
Its absolutely laughable to blame Murray for turnovers where he was running for his life because our underperforminig O-line was getting its tail whipped. Simply laughable. Murray is the toughest player we have on our entire offense. He gives it 110% every game. He can't do it all himself. The other 10 guys need to pick up the slack.
April 12th, 2012
9:17 am
It is hilarious to read someone trying to pretend to be a fan when they don't even know how to spell the name of the back-up qb they are supposedly supporting!
April 12th, 2012
9:19 am
Not a techie…….just a life long UGA fan…………….Murry has yet to get it done against a good team…….numbers look good….against week team…..when he beats a team that fininshes in the top 10 or 20 then I'll get on board…………………he has not gotten it done to this point……….imagine what Green or Shockley would have done against our week…..week schedule……all the talk in the world is cheap till you get it done when it matters.
April 12th, 2012
9:20 am
weak……dang spell check
April 12th, 2012
9:23 am
I was boooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrn By The Riiiiiiiver………….Go Dawgs
April 12th, 2012
9:25 am
I am amazed at the idiots who fall for the "2nd string QB is always better" crapola
Answer me this honestly.
Murray cracks a rib against Buffalo.
Can't play against Mizzou
You think Lemay could go up there and win that game?
I don't. I think we would be screwed.
Lemay can't even get ahead of one of the walkons on the depth chart.
Murray has made boneheaded mistakes and I threw him under the bus for it but like anything in life, you learn from your mistakes.
If you don't make mistakes you are either not doing anything or you are Jesus.
April 12th, 2012
9:26 am
Don't waste a defender on the outlet receiver when QB Eric Murray is in, Murray doesn't throw to outlets, has a hard time finding tight ends in traffic, so double King his primary, and Murray will fold. Murray has only thrown 1 td all Spring, so no worries about him.
Tavarres King is money in big games, so Grantham better blanket him.
April 12th, 2012
9:31 am
Are you drunk?
Who is Eric Murray?
April 12th, 2012
9:32 am
Roll Damn Tide
April 12th, 2012
9:32 am
@ dawgfan — Your 9:16 a.m. post is spot on.
I was just as frustrated as any true Dawg fan was when AM turned it over last year, some at the most inopportune times. However, to suggest that Mason would have been able to hang onto the ball when Ingram or Clowney had the Red Sea parted in front of them on their way behind the line of scrimmage is absolutely laughable. Murray needs to do a better job protecting the football, I get it. But I don't think the coaches are playing "favorites" as everyone likes to claim when it comes down to who the starter is. CMR's job was on the line last year. $3 mil a year. You don't think he wants the best, most capable guy for the job out there??
April 12th, 2012
9:32 am
"If Murray has a good year next year……"
Murray has yet to have a good GAME in 2 years against teams that finish top 25, much less a good season. Murray is 0-9 lifetime against those teams. He's not going to suddenly develop poise and leadership. Old habits are hard to break.
April 12th, 2012
9:36 am
Richt's judgment at QB hasn't been good for years. He started Tereshinski over future #1 NFL draft pick Stafford, remember? And went with Joe Cox over Logan Gray, and now Murray over Mason and Lemay. It's been years since we've won a big game against a great defense.
April 12th, 2012
9:37 am
I'll pick the Black Team (Area 229) players over the
Red Team (Area 770).
April 12th, 2012
9:37 am
Tree killers…………Go Dawgs
April 12th, 2012
9:39 am
Are you talking about Aaron Murray or Eric Murray? I can never keep up with which one you are bashing.
April 12th, 2012
9:39 am
Hey dawgfan, I seem to remember Murray standing flat-footed with plenty of running room out of the pocket when he threw not 1 but 2 ints against the ultimate puss Mich State! Thats the point bro, the QB is expected to make plays! At some point, Murray has to make a play against a top tier team. The stats don't lie…never beat a top 25 team…never won a big game…had PLENTY of opportunity! No one is blaming Murray for Bobos poor play calling, but here again dude make a play when things are tough. I bet Jarvis, Jon, Rambo, and the rest of the DAWG D really appreciate a perspective like yours…the QB only makes plays because the D sucks and there is no pressure? Yeah right!!
April 12th, 2012
9:39 am
Hey Chip, what about National Signing Day for College Hoops? You know, where Kentucky signed the #1 class for the 4th year in a row?
What about that awesome UGA class? Oh wait, it's not even in the Top 100 and no one cares.
Mark Fox is not getting it done.
April 12th, 2012
9:41 am
Gonna be a great game and either way, another big Georgia win!


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It's as easy as that and a real time saver. The Won ton wrappers can be found at most grocery stores they are usually near the produce section by the tofu and bean sprouts.
This particular time I got a little tight and bought egg roll wrappers instead. They were the same price as the won ton wrappers, and I had egg rolls on my dinner menu for another day so I didn't want to buy two separate items.
I just cut the egg roll wrappers into four squares and they worked perfectly. These are really yummy and everyone I make them for always asks for the recipe.
Mix dressing according to package directions. Mix cooked sausage, prepared dressing and cheese together and chill for 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Place one wonton wrapper in a lightly greased standard size muffin tin. Just push them down in the muffin tin to form a little shell like cup.
just like this.
Pre bake 5-7 minutes until lightly golden. Be careful and try not to let them get too brown. Let them cool just a bit.
then add about two tablespoons of the sausage cheese mixture.
and return to the oven and bake for 5-7 minutes longer Let cool and serve.
1 - Package Original Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing Mix, (prepared according to package directions)
1 - 10 oz package Jimmy Dean or Owens breakfast sausage, browned & drained
1 - 8 oz package Mexican 4 Cheese blend
1/2 - cup green or red bell pepper, chopped (optional)
1 - 12 oz package Wonton wrappers or (Egg rolls wrappers cut into 4ths)
Brown sausage and drain off any grease, set aside. Mix ranch dressing according to package directions.
Mix the sausage, prepared dressing, bell pepper (if using) and cheese together and chill for 30 minutes. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Place one wonton wrapper in a lightly greased standard size muffin tin. Bake 5-7 minutes until lightly golden brown. Watch them carefully so they don't get too brown.
Remove from oven and let cool a bit. When cooled add two tablespoon of the sausage mixture. Return to the oven and bake an additional 5-7 minutes until cheese melts.
Let cool just a bit and serve.
Recipe yields: approx 48 sausage stars


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Two-Bean Minestrone with Pancetta and Parmesan
Yield: 8
- 1/2 cup dried chickpeas (about 4 ounces), soaked overnight and drained
- 1 quart water
- 1/2 cup dried borlotti or pinto beans (about 3 ounces), soaked overnight and drained
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 5 ounces pancetta, finely chopped
- 1 large onion, coarsely chopped
- 1 medium leek, white and tender green parts, coarsely chopped
- 4 large garlic cloves, minced
- 2 large celery ribs, finely chopped
- 2 medium carrots, finely chopped
- 8 cups chicken stock or canned low-sodium broth
- 4 thyme sprigs
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 large sage sprigs
- One 3-ounce piece of Parmesan rind
- 1/2 pound Savoy cabbage, coarsely chopped (4 cups)
- 1/2 pound kale, large stems discarded, leaves finely chopped (5 cups)
- 1 1/2 cups canned peeled Italian tomatoes, coarsely chopped, juices reserved
- 1/2 pound green beans, cut into 1-inch lengths
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Hot sauce, for serving (optional)
- 1. In a medium saucepan, cover the chickpeas with the water and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover and simmer for 30 minutes. Add the borlotti beans, cover and continue to simmer until the beans are tender, about 1 hour. Remove from the heat and set the beans aside.
- 2. Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a large enameled cast-iron casserole. Add the pancetta and cook over low heat until golden, about 5 minutes. Add the onion, leek, garlic, celery and carrots and cook, stirring, for 3 minutes. Add the stock, thyme, bay leaves, sage and Parmesan rind and simmer for 5 minutes. Add the cabbage, kale, tomatoes and their juices and the cooked beans and their liquid. Cover and simmer for 45 minutes. Add the green beans, cover and continue to simmer for 1 hour. Discard the thyme sprigs, bay leaves, sage and Parmesan rind. Season with salt and pepper and remove from the heat. Serve in bowls. Pass the hot sauce.
- Make Ahead: The minestrone can be refrigerated for up to 4 days.
- Serve With: Lightly buttered toasts rubbed with garlic and sprinkled with Parmesan. Put a cheese toast in each soup bowl and ladle the hot soup on top.
- Wine Recommendation: A full-flavored Sangiovese from Montalcino with good fruit and not too much tannin will tie together the ingredients in this hearty soup. The 1998 Altesino Rosso di Montalcino or the 1998 Argiano Rosso di Montalcino would be ideal.
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Two-Layer Decorated Chocolate Cake
There are times in my baking when I experience a hit of inspiration and I am suddenly on the verge of decorating cakes as if I am running my own patisserie. Two nights ago, Peter Gilmore presented to the Masterchef contestants an eight textured chocolate cake, and that had inspired me to design and create my own textured chocolate cake.
Of course mine is nowhere near as professional and complicated as the stunning chocolate dessert, but I could say that decorating and creating this cake was a fun experience to explore different techniques of construction and styling. The cake is compiled of two layers, a crumbly chocolate cake and a dense fondant layer, covered in a thin chocolate glaze and decorated with white and dark chocolate patterned squares. All the more reason to surprise your chocoholic friend with this recipe!
Double this recipe to create a large cake for a group of people (I made enough to serve four people). This cake might look complicated and have plenty going on, but once broken down, I can guarantee you'll find this a pleasure to recreate.
Two-Layer Decorated Chocolate Cake
Fondant layer
- 125g dark chocolate
- 1/2 tbs glucose syrup
- 30g unsalted butter
- 1 egg
- 1 tbsp caster sugar
- 1 tsp plain flour
Cake layer
- 25g unsalted butter, softened
- 25g caster sugar
- 1 egg
- 2 tbsp cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup self-raising flour
- 1/4 cup milk
Chocolate glaze
- 75g milk chocolate
- 75g thickened cream
- 1 tbsp icing sugar
Chocolate squares
- 50g white chocolate
- 50g dark chocolate
- To make fondant layer: Preheat oven to 150C. Line and grease a loaf tin with baking paper. Combine chocolate, glucose syrup and butter in a heat-proof bowl and place over a double boiler on medium heat. Stir until ingredients are combined and chocolate has melted through. Set aside. In another bowl, beat egg with an electric mixer on low-medium speed for 5 minutes until pale and aerated. Gradually add caster sugar and continuously beat for another 3 minutes. Gently fold in flour, followed by chocolate mixture. Pour into prepared loaf tin, then place in the oven for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool for 5 minutes (it's okay if the middle isn't completely cooked through) then refrigerate for 1 hour to set.
- To make the cake layer: Preheat oven to 150C. Line and grease another loaf tin with baking paper. Whisk together butter and sugar until pale and creamy. Gradually add in egg, continuously whisking to combine. Fold in cocoa powder, then half the flour and milk. Mix together to combine, then fold in the remaining flour and milk. Pour batter into prepared loaf tin and place in the oven for 10-15 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the cake comes out clean. Remove from oven and cool for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
- To make chocolate glaze: place chocolate, cream and icing sugar into a small saucepan over medium-low heat. Stir until chocolate has completely melted and mixture begins to boil. Remove from heat and allow to thicken and cool for 10 minutes, continuously stirring every now and then to remove heat.
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I didn't want to hijack, and was really going to post this b/f I saw FSR402's post.
I've been putting the cart b/f the horse lately in terms of my brewing experience, and want to crank out 4 easy/hard to mess up brews while the cats away:
1. Ed Worts Haus Ale
2. Denny Conn's Rye IPA
3. Rogue Hazelnut Nectar Clone
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What do you guys think about those and what should the 4th be, no apfelwein b/c I'm up to my ears in apple stuff at work?
Definitely a sign you're a homebrewer that the first think you think when you wife leaves is,"What am I gonna brew?" not, "Where the h**kers at?"
so...are the hookers gonna come by and help you brew?
You could brew a Hooker Beer clone.
EdWortHaus Pale Ale, Bavarian Hefeweizen, Robust Porter, Oktoberfest Ale, Wounded Knee IPA, Rye IPA, BCB IPA, Kolsch, Apfelwein
Get the hookers to make your beer!
...now how to get my wife out of town????........
Here's another hooker for you.
And just the right amount of head......
Yeah, a nice irish redhead...I mean Irish Red might be nice while the wife is away. As to the h**kers making my beer, what do they know about it - they should stick to doing what they know how to do best, right?
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Roger Daltrey, Zak Starkey and Pete Townshend of the Who take the stage during the Super Bowl XLIV Halftime Show.
Safe, safe, safe. That's my three-word review of the Who's performance at Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show in Miami.
Since 2004's "nipplegate" incident with Janet Jackson, the NFL has tapped a series of classic rockers (including Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen) to take the conservative stage. With all due respect to the Who, their influence and brilliant catalog, the lasers were the stars of last night's performance, while Roger Daltrey (65) and Pete Townshend (64) provided the soundtrack. Performing a five-song medley consisting of "Pinball Wizard," "Who Are You," "See Me, Feel Me," "Won't Get Fooled Again" and "Baba O'Riley," the surviving members of the Who were joined onstage by Pete's brother, Simon Townshend, on guitar, Pino Palladino on bass, John "Rabbit" Bundrick on keyboards, and Ringo Starr's son, Zak Starkey, on drums.
More important: What did you think of the Who's performance? We took that question to friends of SoundDiego on Twitter and Facebook, and here are some of the comments we received:
Ian D: Whooooooooo arrre they? Old guys! Pld guys! Yeah, this is just another installment of radio, and the popular music media having nothing new that's good, so we all live in some sort of musical time machine.
Paul M: Nice that there weren't 300 screaming teens (surrounding the stage) acting like they knew who the Who is.
John L: Looked like Townsend was contractually obligated to perform a minimal number of windmills ("the kids love the windmills, Pete"). Wish they had told CBS to bugger off and performed Side 4 of Quadrophenia instead.
Claudine V: For two 65+ year old guys, ya gotta appreciate it. They still have more talent than a lot of bands much younger than them.
Sean M: Thought that the Who were OK but that stage is better served highlighting great up-and-coming acts.
@gomezmig: Amazing ... for their age ... they rocked Miami!
Dustin A: Sick LED lighting and laser show. Who was the band?
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Definition of partitive in English:
partitiveSyllabification: par·ti·tive
Pronunciation: /ˈpärtitiv /
(Of a grammatical construction or case) referring to only a part of a whole, for example a slice of bacon, a series of accidents, some of the children.
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As a result of the release of the 2011 Supplement to the Authentication in a Internet Banking Environment Guidance by The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC), banks and financial institutions are now preparing for 2012 exams during which they will be evaluated against enhanced requirements for online banking security. To help companies in preparing for the 2012 FFIEC Authentication Guidance Examination, the Knowledge Group has assembled a panel of key regulators and thought leaders to help them navigate through the compliance issues in terms of risk-based assessments, layered security to mitigate online fraud, and improved customer and employee fraud awareness. Speakers will also offer valuable insights on the fraud trends in 2012 and how to protect your firm.
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Tribal Allegiance: The Strange Nexus of a Brooklyn Rabbi and Hedge-Fund King Steven Cohen
A Brooklyn rabbi thought he could swindle hedge-fund king Steven Cohen by playing on his Judaism. It was a bad bet.
Steven A. Cohen, the billionaire hedge-fund manager, doesn't take cold calls. If you dial the headquarters of Cohen's $12 billion fund, SAC Capital Advisors, in Stamford, Connecticut, a pleasant-voiced receptionist will kindly offer to take a message, which Cohen's assistant will screen without disturbing her boss, who typically spends the hours of the trading day deeply engrossed in the numbers flashing across the eight screens mounted at his desk. He communicates with his fellow traders through desktop squawk boxes, and they watch him via an in-house video feed referred to as "the Steve Cam."
A phone message deemed sufficiently mysterious might be passed to SAC's general counsel, Peter Nussbaum, which is how Nussbaum wound up talking last winter to an ultra-Orthodox rabbi named Milton Balkany, who said he had information that was potentially damaging to SAC. The rabbi had, wittingly or not, called on a December day when everyone in Cohen's orbit was on high alert. The morning's New York Times featured a story about rumors linking SAC to the government's investigation of a rival fund, the Galleon Group—which has since blossomed into one of the largest insider-trading probes in Wall Street history. The same afternoon, Cohen's ex-wife, Patricia, filed a sensational civil suit alleging that he had traded on inside information in the 1980s, while they were still married. (Cohen has moved for dismissal.)
Balkany introduced himself as the dean of a Jewish girls' school in Brooklyn. He may as well have been calling from another planet—one governed by shtetl values dictating that Jews should accord a high degree of loyalty to each other. The rabbi claimed that, in the course of his work counseling Jewish prisoners, he had learned that the government was pressuring an inmate to give up information about Cohen, and that, as a fellow Jew, he didn't want to see harm befall the hedge-fund manager, even though they didn't know each other. It quickly emerged that Balkany wanted something in return—$2 million in cash for his struggling school, Bais Yaakov of Midwood, and a $2 million loan for his former yeshiva, Mesivta Torah Vodaath, one of the oldest and largest of Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox high schools. And one more thing: He wanted a 20-minute meeting with Cohen for his son-in-law, an aspiring financier who dreamed of pitching his idol on an investment idea.
The conversation with Nussbaum set off a chain of events that ultimately led to Balkany, a onetime power broker known as "the Brooklyn Bundler," being found guilty in federal court last month of extortion, blackmail, fraud, and making false statements to a government agent. His trial, in a wood-paneled courtroom in lower Manhattan, played out as a kind of Jewish commedia dell'arte. Balkany, the bearded rabbi, was dressed in customary dark suits accessorized with a black velvet yarmulke. He shared the defense table with a Brooklyn boy made good: the lawyer Benjamin Brafman, a Modern Orthodox Jew who is famous for representing high-profile celebrities like Jay-Z, Sean Combs, and Plaxico Burress. The government's case was argued by Marc Berger and Jesse Furman, both Jewish and Ivy League-educated assistant U.S. attorneys. In the public gallery, Balkany's wife and a rotating cast of his 13 sons and daughters made up a kind of Greek chorus, sighing and clucking as the damaging testimony added up.
In his various phone calls and meetings with SAC's lawyers, Balkany had repeated one phrase as if it would insulate him from suspicion: "I'm not a hold-up man." He would then invariably assert the value of the work his school was doing in the community, or his good character as a Jew. "I'm not here to threaten some—God forbid, I'm on the other side of the fence," Balkany told Nussbaum in one taped conversation. "You know, my heart goes out, that a man like Cohen, who obviously has made it, he's probably even a kohane because his name is Cohen."
Cohen, the Long Island-raised son of a Seventh Avenue garmento, never met Balkany, and he never came anywhere near the courtroom during Balkany's trial in November. The closest he got, at least publicly, was a modern art auction at Christie's, 60 blocks uptown. But the rabbi was the least of Cohen's problems that month: The government's insider-trading investigation was reaching fever pitch. Two weeks after the trial wrapped up, government agents served SAC and two other hedge funds with subpoenas and began making arrests.
And yet, from the start, Cohen's lawyers took the rabbi seriously. Within days of Balkany's first call to Connecticut, SAC's outside counsel, a former prosecutor named Martin Klotz, reported the rabbi to federal prosecutors in New York's Southern District—the same office pursuing the insider-trading investigation against Galleon. The SAC attorneys agreed to take the step of going undercover, taping hours of conversations that were crucial to the government's case against Balkany. The rabbi, it seems, provided an excellent opportunity for Cohen's team to do the government "a solid," as one lawyer who has represented clients in the insider-trading investigation into Galleon put it to me. Stephen Miller, a former federal prosecutor in Manhattan and Philadelphia, explained SAC's decision to participate as a savvy legal move. "They could say they have a culture of compliance," he said, "and Exhibit A is this case."
Now Balkany, who assumed that by presenting himself as a concerned "co-religionist" he could establish a real connection to Cohen, is facing up to 20 years in prison. And it's all because the rabbi made a simple mistake: believing that, just because he imagined they shared a special bond as Jews, Cohen would feel the same way.
On November 1, 2010, the first day of the trial, Brafman, Balkany's lawyer, urged the jury—three men and nine women, all but two of them black or Latino—not to judge his client as a Jew. "I represent the man with the white beard and black yarmulke," Brafman said, by way of introduction. "Look at yourselves," he went on. "Nobody on the jury looks like Rabbi Balkany. That's not a jury of one's peers." It was an effective rhetorical gesture, but it sounded almost absurd in the context of a case that turned on Balkany's effort to trade on his and Cohen's shared Jewish heritage. "Frankly, I, I really, I'm doing this as a Jew to a Jew," Balkany had insisted in a taped conversation with Klotz, SAC's outside counsel. "I'm just stepping in, really, to be of help to him."
The plan to extort Steve Cohen appears to have originated at the federal prison camp in Otisville, N.Y., an hour or so north of Manhattan, which the Bureau of Prisons has tailored to suit the special dietary and other needs of Hasidic inmates. "It's like a bungalow colony up there in the Catskills," joked Gary Friedman, the executive director of Jewish Prisoner Services International, an organization that provides services to Jewish inmates. Balkany was a regular visitor to the camp and, in his recorded conversations with SAC's lawyers, said it was an inmate named David Schick who provided the connection to Hayim Regensberg, the man Balkany claimed was being pressured to give information on SAC. Schick, the scion of a famous bakery dynasty in Brooklyn, is an Orthodox Jew who defrauded his investors of as much as $200 million in the late 1990s.
Regensberg is serving a 100-month sentence for running a Ponzi scheme, and his lawyer, Robert Baum, told me he believes his client has information that may be of interest to the government. Indeed, some of the details that Balkany dangled in his conversations with SAC have proven to connect to real investigations—particularly concerning a healthcare fund called FrontPoint, which is embroiled in its own insider-trading scandal. But prison officials testified during Balkany's trial that the rabbi never visited Regensberg during the months he spent negotiating with SAC, and federal investigators testified that no one from the government ever spoke to him about the insider-trading investigations, let alone approached him with an offer to cut a deal in exchange for information. "They haven't tried to follow up," Baum told me, in late November.
In Jewish terms, Cohen made a strange target. He and his wife, Alexandra—who grew up in a Puerto Rican Catholic family in Washington Heights—do not, according to tax records filed by their family foundation, give to Jewish communal organizations or to synagogues, but choose instead to shower millions on hospitals, urban-youth programs, and the schools where their children are enrolled—including Brown University, from which Cohen's son, Robert, graduated in 2009. Cohen also sits on the board of the Robin Hood Foundation, a group devoted to fighting poverty in New York. Of the millions his foundation has given away since it was set up in 2001, the only significant donation to a Jewish cause was $25,000 to a religious-outreach group called Gateways, which is based in the ultra-Orthodox enclave of Monsey, to buy a table at a gala fundraising dinner in 2004. (The group's director, Mordechai Suchard, told me he couldn't remember who was being honored.)
In the wake of Balkany's arrest, and amid a wave of publicity surrounding Cohen's ex-wife Patricia, Steve and Alex Cohen earlier this year announced a $50 million gift to an organization that is at least nominally Jewish: the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, which will use the money to expand its children's hospital in New Hyde Park, south of Great Neck, where Cohen grew up. "Stevie Cohen is one of the most charitable people I know, and he's done extremely well," said his former boss Howard Silverman, who gave Cohen his start on Wall Street 30 years ago, at the boutique investment firm Gruntal & Co. "He wasn't into his religion—he was just Jewish, like anyone else."
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Recipe: Spicy Lentil Wraps with Tahini Sauce
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Although I tend to avoid prepackaged meals, I must admit that Trader Joe's Spicy Lentil Wrap has become a mainstay of my weekend hiking trip lunches. I feel guilty about buying a premade sandwich housed in plastic ... and then I throw all qualms aside as I polish off the vegan lentil and bulgur-filled wrap with tahini sauce. It's pleasantly spicy and zingy, and pretty nutritious as far as packaged foods go. Could I make a homemade version that was just as tasty?red lentils and bulgur, spiced up with cumin, red pepper, and onions. This is rolled up in a sheet of lavash (I use whole wheat) along with crunchy shredded cabbage and gorgeous red pepper paste.
Again, I consulted some Armenian recipes to make the paste. Traditionally, making red pepper paste requires days of sun drying, but this simplified version just involves simmering red bell peppers and cayenne on the stovetop. (You might want to make more of this; the sweet, lightly spicy condiment is amazing with eggs, soup, and other sandwiches.) Alternatively, you can use store-bought pepper paste, which is often sold in Middle Eastern markets.tahini sauce – my version is more lemony and less salty than TJ's, but I think that's a good thing. Used as a dipping sauce for the wrap, it makes this meal even more dynamic and fun to eat.
My partner, who instigated the creation of this recipe, confirmed in a taste test that my version beat the store-bought one in a landslide. I expected the two to be fairly similar, but when tasted side-by-side, the flavors and textures of the homemade wrap were so much more lively. It's truly worth the extra time and effort!
Spicy Lentil Wraps with Tahini Sauce
1/2 cup red lentils, rinsed
2 cups water
3/4 cups fine grain (#1) bulgur
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 scallion, chopped
2 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
6 (approximately 9x12-inch) sheets lavash, white or whole wheat
3/4 cup red pepper paste (recipe below, or use store-bought)
2 cups shredded cabbage
Tahini sauce to serve (recipe below)
Combine lentils and water in a small saucepan over medium heat. Bring to a boil, cover, and reduce heat to low. Simmer until lentils are soft, about 20 minutes.
Turn off heat and stir in bulgur. Let stand until water is absorbed and bulgur is soft, about 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat olive oil in a pan over medium heat. Add onions and cook, stirring frequently, until soft and translucent. Stir in cumin and red pepper flakes and cook for another minute.
Add onions, scallions, parsley, and salt to lentil-bulgur mixture and stir until well combined. Let cool before using to make wraps. (If you want a smoother texture closer to the Trader Joe's version, you can run the filling through a food processor, but I like it just as it is.) You can freeze the filling in an airtight container if not using all at once.
To assemble, lay out a lavash sheet with the shorter end closest to you. Spread 1 1/2 tablespoons of red pepper paste across the lower 1/3 of the sheet. Top with the lentil-bulgur mixture, and then the cabbage. Roll from the bottom up, and spread an additional 1/2 tablespoon of red pepper paste across the top end to help seal the wrap. Repeat for remaining wraps.
To serve, cut each wrap in half and serve with tahini sauce on the side.
Red Pepper Paste
6 red bell peppers, cored and chopped
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon kosher salt
Olive oil to cover (if refrigerating)
Combine bell peppers, cayenne pepper, and salt in a food processor and puree.
Pour the puree into a skillet over low heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, until reduced to a paste. This can take up to 2 hours.
Let cool before using. To store, pack the paste into a jar, pour enough olive oil on top to cover, and refrigerate.
Tahini Sauce
1/4 cup tahini
2/3 cup or more warm water
2 teaspoons lemon juice
2 teaspoons finely chopped parsley
1/4 teaspoon crushed garlic
1/8 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1/8 teaspoon kosher salt
Place all ingredients in a small bowl and mix with a fork until well combined.
Gradually stir in small amounts of additional warm water until the desired consistency is achieved.
Related: Lunch Recipe: Roasted Sweet Potato Wraps with Caramelized Onions and Pesto
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Per serving, based on 6 servings. (% daily value)
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This looks just fantastic!
emily, this looks so freakin good! thanks for the great idea.
Yum. My eyeballs approve.
I just so happen to have leftover lentils in the fridge that need to be consumed! I also have some homemade roasted red pepper spread (will that work?!) and tahini...looks like I know what to make for lunch tomorrow!!!!
@LISA @BITESFORBABIES I think roasted red pepper spread would be delicious!
I did not have all of the ingredients to make the wrap. So I made the tahini sauce and added it to some pasta. It was soooo delicious.
Yum. Made this tonight for dinner and was really good. Made a few substitutions (couscous instead of bulgar and flour tortillas instead of lavash due to availability, we drizzled the tahini sauce right into the wrap, and I used a dried chile paste I had made a few days prior instead of the bell pepper paste, although I did put some sauteed bell pepper in with the onion...), but it was basically the same. Really tasty.
I don't know how available lavash is here, but I'll def try it with a tortilla or roti
I make lentil balls with just about the same ingredients . I make lentil balls and serve on a bed of romaine lettuce. As for the sauce I mix Turkish pomegranate molasses with Turkish style hot red pepper paste. Instead of lavash bread you wrap the lentil balls in lettuce and drizzle the sauce on top. You can also add sliced cucumber pickles. This recipe is called Mercimek Köftesi in Turkish.
Give it a try.
@ASU that sounds delish too! I LOVE Turkish red pepper paste...bought some when I went there 3 years ago. It freezes really well-I just had a friend bring me a replenishment from the same vendor in Istanbul!!! Think I'll try this recipe too!
I'm restraining myself from using all caps in this message... Thank You!! for posting this recipe. It's one of my faves, and I always feel guilty spending the $ for one when I work from home and could easily make it myself - but how would I do that? Well now, thanks to your efforts to recreate this, I'll be able to produce them myself. Much appreciated!
Wow, this sounds amazing! What a vibrant and protein-packed lunch! I can't wait to make this.
I didn't have all of the ingredients on hand so I made some variations - no bulgar so I cooked the lentils with some red quinoa. Used some prepared red pepper/feta spread and used TJ's broccoli slaw instead of cabbage. Too lazy to make the tahini dip (didn't really need it anyway) so I added some lemon juice to the lentil/quinoa for some pep. Soooo good - I would gladly pack this in my lunch for a week!
I've made these (or a variation) a few times now and I just cannot get enough! I'm too lazy to make the red pepper paste so I just squeeze on some sriracha and add whatever crunchy vegetables I have in my fridge. Excellent recipe!
I know is post is a few months old now, so I don't know that I'll get an answer, but how well do these travel? We're planning a camping trip next month, and I think they would be great to make before we leave and eat as we're setting up camp 6-7 hours later. Will they hold up well in the cooler or will they get soggy and fall apart?
Not red pepper paste; ajvar.
Thank you thank you! I just tried the TJs wrap the other day and immediately thought, "How could I make this at home?!?" And as always, The Kitchn comes to the rescue.
I love this recipe! I've never had the TJ's wraps but this sounded like a nutritious/delicious dinner, so we tried it last night. I used store-bought harissa (a local restaurant here in DC sells their harissa at WF and it is SO good) and instead of a tahini sauce, I made some garlic aioli from scratch and mixed it with greek yogurt for the dipping sauce. It was GREAT! Such a tasty meal, and I love that it's vegetarian. We are always trying to incorporate more non-meat dinners into our rotation and this is perfect. I also tried some crumbled feta on a few bites to see how it would work and I loved it, so this seems to be a very versatile recipe. I also love the technique with the lentils and bulgur, so smart. Cheers to Emily for this one!!
Made these with a few changes, and they were delicious. It's a very adaptable recipe. Here are my changes: used a jar of roasted red pepper to make the sauce; much faster to make and used carrot in place of cabbage. They were very tasty! My only small complaint is that the lentil and bulgar filling recipe made a lot of filling, and I have frozen part of it to use later since I had so much left over. Not really a problem though since they were so good.
These are delicious - thank you for posting this recipe! As people above me said, it is very adaptable. I've made with green lentils instead of red, quinoa instead of bulgur (but reduced to 1/2 cup), added some garlic, and subbed in cucumber for the cabbage. The red pepper paste is quite good too; next time, I want to try roasting and then pureeing. It is a very healthy and CHEAP lunch - it is amazing how much a little quinoa and lentil will cook up.
I LOVE trader joe's lentil wraps. Tried this recipe using store bought tahini sauce (I added red pepper flakes) and red pepper paste with eggplant from TJs. Turned out delicious! I would use a little more water next time, the bulgur/lentil mix was a bit thick. Cheap and easy!
I made these, but like slis01 I used green lentils. I didn't have any red peppers so I used Thai red curry paste. It is really delicious and easy to wrap in a tortilla, as well. I am on my second batch now, and prefer the unprocessed lentil mixture to the batch I put in the food processor. I will pack these for my next long haul in lieu of the insipid airplane food. (I will probably process the lentil mixture then, as it held together really nicely, so I imagine it will travel well.) Thank you so much for creating and posting this recipe!
I have to say, I have used this recipe a lot and I really like it. Of course I have made my own modifications, mainly using Thai Red Curry paste instead of making Red Pepper Paste and using tortillas instead of lawash. (This recipe will make about 9 wraps, using tortillas.) I also have only used green lentils but will try the red ones next time. Thanks so much for this.
This has been on my to-make list for a while, and I finally pulled it together today: fantastic. I forgot about the tahini sauce until halfway through, but really, the wrap is fine without it. It was so good that I had to create an account so I could comment here.


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This blog might be to easy, Bed Bugs where – what say you?
All joking aside OK maybe that is not possible, I do have a few Bed Bug questions? Just for the record in case anyone is monitoring my blog from the NSA, TSA etc,"Freedom of Speech! I'm really just joking, really. "Senate undergoes emergency cleaning after woman drags in Bedbugs"
- How do we know that the Bed Bugs weren't there for support from their colleagues?
- How will be differentiate between the Senators, Lobbyists and the Bed Bugs?
- With all the children coming into the US maybe the Bed Bugs were seeking asylum?
- I don't know for sure but I'll bet they acted faster on this issue than the "Highway Funding Bill."
- Professional Courtesy.
Nothing is for sure except Death and Taxes – and I'm sure if we didn't pay our taxes they would come after our blood. So take care my friends if you are visiting Washington D.C. because you never know what you may come home with.
Bed Bugs in the weirdest places
Bed Bugs can show up in the strangest places and cause you to be creeped out just thinking about them. I've heard about them in movie theaters, libraries and shelters across the US. So if you notice anything while out, please bring it to the attention of the owner or manager. "VA man says he got bedbugs at movies" , "Bed Bugs discovered at Detroit Medic EMS unit and in ambulances".
Bed Bugs don't travel well on your person, but they make every attempt at riding home on clothes, purses or backpacks. Check out some info at "All things Bed Bugs" a site by National Pest Management Association.
Did you know?
All 50 States have reported Bed Bugs.
Bed Bugs can go several months without food.
To date there are no reports of Bed Bugs transmitting diseases.
Bed Bugs don't care how clean your home is, they will inhabit both clean and dirty. If your home is cluttered it makes it more difficult to find them.
Gross – bedbug issues
Every once in awhile you run across a picture that can gross out the best of us. A friend of mine Steve Oswalt AllPest Pest Control & Wildlife Removal and AllPest Pest Control & Wildlife Solutions Lewisburg, Ohio took this picture and I couldn't resist re-posting it.
His remark "How could anyone live with Bed Bugs?" I couldn't do it and I really hope this isn't a child's room.
Please don't let this happen to you, call a Pest Management Professional for help or Steve if you live near Lewisburg, Ohio or ProBest in Arizona. Thanks again to Steve for this unbelievable picture.
The most common pests and how to eradicate them from your home
Household pests are tricky to deal with. If you don't know what to look out for they could go unnoticed and cause serious damage to your property, belongings and general health. The trick is to catch them early and eradicate them before they get the chance to breed and establish their residence.
This list of common household pests has been provided by the expert team who provide pest control in North London, their experts have provided advice on how to get rid of various pests from your home.
The bane of the kitchen, mice are active all year round and usually nest in areas that are warm and quiet. They often chew up furniture and find their way into food packaging. In addition, they can spread disease. If you're suffering from a mouse infestation, cleanliness is key. Make sure your kitchen floors and work surfaces are spotless; place packaged food into containers; and put some mouse traps in the most common problem areas.
Moths are certainly one of the most annoying pests; however, it's their larvae that does most of the damage. When they lay their sticky eggs on clothing and upholstery it can be very destructive. If you have a moth infestation, clean all of your clothes and ensure your closet is dry and ventilated. In extreme cases, store your clothes in plastic boxes until the problem goes away. Make your own moth traps by hanging up flypaper and putting a little fish oil on it to attract them.
Cockroaches usually live in warm houses and come out during the night. They often hide in cracks and crevices in the kitchen and will feed on virtually anything. Getting rid of cockroaches requires poisonous bait; however, this can also be harmful to humans, so it must be used with caution.
Bed Bugs
While commonly found in bedding – hence the name – bed bugs can also live in small cracks and crevices. Controlling them can be very difficult as they spread quickly, so if you ever have bed bugs acting fast is the key to success. Wash all of your bedding on a high temperature, and then take apart your bed frame and disinfect it. Vacuum your entire room and give it a thorough clean for safe measure. If the problem re-occurs call an exterminator straight away.
Of all the pest, rats are without a doubt the most dangerous. Typical signs include droppings, smear marks and teeth marks on cables and furniture. Rats have been known to start electrical fires and can also spread diseases, so dealing with them straight away is paramount. Sometimes traditional pest control products won't work and you'll have no choice but to call the professionals. Qualified pest controllers can not only eradicate pests, but could pest-proof your home and this is certainly recommended if you have a recurring problem.
Guest post by Aaron Higgins North London Pest Control


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