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Butter Tarts for Canada Day
The single greatest dish to come out of Canada is the Butter Tart (sometimes called Taffy Tarts – or maybe just Husband calls them that?). Now, if you know how much I lovvvvve Poutine you will know how serious of a declaration is it for me to make, but Butter Tarts are the awesomest.
Butter Tarts are sort of like miniature pecan pies without the pecans. You make small, very shallow crusts with ultra flaky pie crust dough using about 900 muffin tins. Then you fill them up with a syrupy, buttery filling and bake them. The filling forms a shell on top when baked so when you take a bite out of one you get this snappy crunch thing happening, then your mouth is filled with the syrupy insides. Just when your tongue and taste buds have wrapped their brains around all this, they're hit with the flaky, buttery crust that soaks everything up. It's like Sir Thomas More climbed in your mouth and created the ultimate utopian environment.
I have never actually made these. I'm afraid they won't be as good as my mother-in-law's and I'll end up stabbing Husband in the face with a fork. But I think I've isolated a great recipe. This isn't MIL's. MIL doesn't actually have a recipe – she makes these from heart – and, though I've tried, I cannot successfully document the process.
These little boogers are all over Oh Canada. You can buy them at the gas station. Really. And, much like many of the South's greatest culinary contributions, the recipes vary from province to province, city to city and gas station to gas station. Some have raisins or dates, some have nuts, etc.
This is your basic Butter Tart recipe. Which I've never made. I'm such a hack.
Canadian Butter Tarts
Recipe and Photos from Radishes & Rhubarb
1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup shortening
4-5 tablespoons ice cold water
1/2 cup room temperature butter
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup corn syrup
1/2 cup maple syrup
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
a few drops of lemon juice
pinch of salt
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Make the pastry first. In a small bowl mix the flour and salt. Cut in the shortening with a fork or a pastry cutter until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add the cold water and stir just until the dough starts to pull together.
Turn out onto a well floured surface. Quickly shape into a ball and roll out to a 1/4 inch thickness. Cut into 4 inch circles and fit the cut pastry into the cups of a muffin tin.
In a medium bowl cream together all of the filling ingredients until smooth. Fill the prepared cups 2/3 full. Bake for 18-20 minutes. Remove from oven and cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Remove from muffin tin and let stand until completely cool.
And if you're looking for something a little more suited for Fourth of July, check out the Covered Dishes post on my website.
Mandy Richburg Rivers
Mandy lives in Lexington, South Carolina, is a contributing writer for the Food & Drink section and is currently working on her first cookbook. Mandy is an award winning recipe writer and judges regional cook-offs and other culinary contests."I'm just a gal that likes food. Of course I like to eat, but what I've discovered about myself over the years is that there are more ways for me to enjoy food than just eating it. I like to shop for it, read about it, cook it, entertain with it and write about it. And when it's really good, sometimes I'm tempted to throw it on the floor and roll in it."
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In taking the life of Roger Payne, the avalanche that killed nine climbers on Mont Maudit deprived contemporary mountaineering of one of its most able practitioners and broadest smiles. A former general secretary of the British Mountaineering Council (BMC) who returned to his love of guiding in the mountains, Payne was an inspiration to countless aspiring climbers and ski-mountaineers; an unflagging enthusiast, whether on a pre-dawn start from an alpine hut or pursuing an unglamorous environmental issue through committee corridors.
Refreshingly, he was a climber who got the big picture about mountains – as places not just of recreation but as home to often poor and marginalised communities living in fragile ecosystems. "We should not view native people as just an ethnic backdrop for our adventures," he told me 20 years ago for this newspaper. At the time Payne was the BMC's national officer, lobbying in the run-up to the 1992 Rio Earth Summit in an attempt to get presidents and prime ministers to address the state of the world's mountains.
Two weeks later he set off with his wife, Julie-Ann Clyma, and four friends to attempt a new route on Broad Peak, a giant of 8051 metres in Pakistan. Payne espoused a lightweight, minimum impact ethic. There would be no army of porters on Broad Peak but the group did take out components for micro-hydro schemes at two remote villages on their route.
The expedition, and its coincidence with the Earth Summit, synthesised much that was good about Payne, a bold, exploratory climber but concerned about the mountain people and their environment, and ready to do something about it. At the BMC he had a reputation for talking committees into submission.
Tall, clean-cut and so evidently a Londoner from his cheerful first greeting, Payne was educated at Holland Park Comprehensive, gained an Outdoor Pursuits diploma at Dunfermline College in 1977 and a BEd at Sunderland Polytechnic in 1983, the year he also got his British Mountain Guide ticket, a hard-won qualification. He had discovered the outdoors through a Scout group, and soon headed for the hills of Scotland. This led to climbing on outcrops and sea cliffs and in due course to the Alps. He worked as an instructor in outdoor education centres and had on a short teaching career in North-east England.
Payne is best known for his years of development work and management in the British Mountaineering Council, the representative body for the sport in England and Wales, and its international equivalent, the Berne-based UIAA (the international federation of alpine associations). His work appetite at the BMC, as national officer from 1989-95 and general secretary to the end of 2001, was legendary. Ian Parnell, who worked with Payne for five years, recalled "days spent working far too late, almost afraid to turn off the computer as Roger was showing no signs of quitting – then suddenly he'd shout out 'right that's it – time to climb' and we'd rush out to grab a route at Running Hill Pits or Hobson Moor; equal energy would then be put into beers and banter back at his house."
Under Payne, the BMC embarked on a period of strong growth in membership and reform, developing relationships with the outdoor industry and other organisations and government. Moving to the UIAA, he became its first sport and development officer, promoting links with the Olympic movement, UN agencies and the World Conservation Union. In 2002 he organised an expedition to Nepal to raise awareness of the impact of global warming in the Himalayas and the threat of glacial lake outburst floods, which resulted in the film Meltdown.
Leaving the UIAA in 2005, Payne and Julie-Ann remained in Switzerland, working from their home in the resort of Leysin. Payne settled to a mix of guiding, consultancy work and personal expeditioning. He was a sought-after for ski-tours and an instructor in avalanche awareness. If there is an irony in the way he died, it is as well to remember the cautionary words of the Swiss avalanche guru André Roch: "The avalanche does not know you are an expert."
Though Payne climbed with many of Britain's top mountaineers, his most constant partner was Julie-Ann, also a guide, forming what must surely be one of the most successful husband-and-wife teams in mountaineering. They met in Peru in 1985; Julie-Ann, a New Zealander, was on an expedition to the Cordillera Blanca while Roger was there to make a filmed ascent of Nevada Kayesh. A base camp party led to marriage within two years.
Together they made more than a score of expeditions to the Himalaya, Alaska and the Andes. In an article entitled "Love Actually", for the magazine Vertical, Payne spoke of the bond engendered by climbing as a couple. "I can't think of a disadvantage," he added; one can imagine the accompanying broad smile.
Payne rated as perhaps their finest achievement the first ascent of Mount Grosvenor, a 6376m peak in Sichuan province, China. It was an exercise in problem solving as they climbed thin ice and blank rock on the north face before traversing the summit over four more wind-battered days. Payne subsequently focused on the mountains of Sikkim, where he and Julie-Ann made a series of expeditions with the Sikkim Amateur Mountaineering Association to help train its members and promote sustainable tourism.
Elsewhere, their shared dramas included being hit by avalanches difficult mountains in Pakistan. In 1993 the couple helped rescue a Swedish climber from high on K2 – at 8,611m the second highest peak in the world. During the steepest part of the descent an in-situ rope broke while Payne was abseiling with the injured climber.
Also involved in the K2 rescue was Payne's fellow guide Victor Saunders, one of the first on the scene of Thursday's Mont Maudit avalanche. The guiding community, particularly the close contingent of British guides in the Alps, will be hard hit. Payne had recently served as president of the British Mountain Guides. He was a strong advocate of personal responsibility in the acceptance of risk, but that will not make his loss easier to bear.
Roger Payne, mountaineer, guide and administrator: born London 16 July 1956; married Julie-Ann Clyma; died Mont Maudit, France 12 July 2012.
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mcmandy 3 years, 10 months ago
Great jerky!
Charlie Bannister 3 years, 10 months ago
Deer burgers and deer chili. Lots of uses for venison! Need to have an unlimited season on them and thin out the herd. Too many deer--car collisions.
gccs14r 3 years, 10 months ago
I'm amazed by the number of people who have had multiple deer collisions. I've been driving for 40 years and have probably reached a million miles by now (quit counting about 25 years ago and it was 200,000 then) and haven't hit anything bigger than a bird. I have hit two of those, though. Doesn't anyone else look to the sides of the road to see if there are critters out there?
independant1 3 years, 10 months ago
Grind a pork shoulder with venison and it makes a splendid breakfast sausage.
labmonkey 3 years, 10 months ago
Jerky is always good... Deer steak stew is also excellent.
Jeremiah Jefferson 3 years, 10 months ago
Deer is very good when prepared properly. Its lean, thus healthy. If proper care is taken when field dressing, butchering and cooking deer, it is very tasty. Even if you dont process your own, you can deffinatly save on the grocery bill. I know I have been eating deer for almost 3 weeks now and Its deffinatly paid for itself
BorderRuffian 3 years, 10 months ago
Tastes just like Reindeer! Santa
kernal 3 years, 10 months ago
Had some tasty venison summer sausage in AZ one year. Don't know if things have changed, but used to be you had to buy a hunting lottery ticket to see if you would get to hunt.
Flap Doodle 3 years, 10 months ago
Don't know if they still have it, but Cabela's used to serve caribou sandwiches. Mmm, mmm, good.
riverdrifter 3 years, 10 months ago
Pay for my game tag and this is easily taken care of. Antlerless season coming up.
riverdrifter 3 years, 10 months ago
Oh, yeah: yes.
Mary Darst 3 years, 10 months ago
like you could do that.
grammaddy 3 years, 10 months ago
Yes!! Yummy! I substitute ground venison in all of my ground meat recipes. It makes wonderful chili and great meatballs for spaghetti too.
Beth Bird 3 years, 10 months ago
Makes the best chili!!
number3of5 3 years, 10 months ago
I love venison. For several years I was on the Jefferson County call list for deer that had been hit by cars and had to be put down. Now I can't dress one out by myself so I no longer get any. Sure miss it.
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Before Galaxy S3, Samsung was in limbo trying to find a place in the smartphone market that is dominated by Apple's iPhone. The GS3, however, propelled the Galaxy maker to its present status as the top Android mobile phone maker - its reach spanning from the entry-level to the high-end models.
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Not that the Galaxy S smartphones are ugly, far from it, but for the Galaxy S5 it is time that Samsung forms its own identity that separate it from Android rivals and from Apple's iPhone especially. The initial batch of Galaxy handsets were dismissed as copycats but the GS3 somehow corrected this perception.
A good start for Samsung, according to CNET's Jessica Dolcourt is to seriously consider the use of other materials apart from plastic on the Galaxy S5, which should position the device in the same level currently enjoy by the likes of iPhone 5S, Xperia Z and HTC One. These premium gadgets boast of metal casing that securely wrapped their upscale components.
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He is survived by his sons, Brandon Bowman of Shelbyville, KY and Kenneth Baltimore of New York; brothers, Tom Baltimore of Resaca and John Baltimore of Kentucky; sisters and brothers-in-law, Karen and Jim Cox of Michigan City, IN, Linda Edwards of Dalton, Cindy and Mike Carroll of Georgetown, KY and Susan and Vernon Smith of Calhoun; grandson, Gavan Bowman; and several nieces and nephews.
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My first dress! Using the lovely, Coffee Date Dress pattern by elainemay. I would recommend it to a friend. Please see her post of this pattern for further description and details. My only change was adding a small pleat stemming from each dart. I think you can see the 2 front pleats in the close-up photograph of my bodice.
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Filmmaker chronicles closure of Toronto Polish bakery
Filmmaker Jim Bachalo takes viewers on an emotional journey through the last days of Toronto's Ontario Bread Co.
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For 78 years, a tiny bakery nestled in a laneway off Toronto's Ossington Ave. diligently churned out Polish-style breads.
But this summer, the Ontario Bread Co. switched off its massive ovens for the last time.
Filmmaker Jim Bachalo chronicled the bakery's last days in a moving mini-documentary. In a Q&A, Bachalo tells the Star about the experience.
This interview has been edited and condensed.
How did you find out about the bakery?
My brother lived above the bakery for a number of years and alerted me to its closing.
Why did you decide to make a video?
I've lived downtown for over 20 years, except for four years spent in Montreal. In that time I've seen the downtown core experience massive changes. I think it's essential we try and document these pockets of history before they disappear.
How do you feel about the bakery closing?
Although I'm not directly affected by the bakery's closing, I still feel somewhat saddened because of what it represents: the increasing gentrification of the downtown core and another tiny piece of Toronto's rich European heritage gone forever.
What has the staff's reaction to your video/interest been?
The staff have been overwhelmingly positive in their response, many requesting DVD copies since, I assume, they don't have or use the Internet.
What do you hope viewers take away from the clip?
I think the film hints at, without addressing it directly, the subject of progress. Getting rid of the old to make room for the new, but new is quite often not synonymous with better. I also hope viewers will gain, in some small way, a better appreciation for Toronto's diverse cultural heritage.
What have you learned from the experience?
To persevere. At the outset there didn't seem to be any story and the technical challenges for a one man crew were somewhat daunting — old fluorescent lighting, virtually no windows, tons of dust and steam, deafening sound from the machinery and most importantly, my inability to speak and communicate with the workers in their native Polish dialect.
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As a filmmaker I find it always important to have these passion projects in which you can maintain creative control. Already editing my latest project involving two very talented Japanese street performers.
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Video: Mitt Romney lambastes 2-state solution
Mitt Romney delivers speech in Jerusalem 370 (R).
(photo credit:Jason Reed / Reuters)
US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney questioned the feasibility of
the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank in video footage
published on Tuesday by US magazine Mother Jones."The idea of pushing on
the Israelis to give something up to get the Palestinians to act is the worst
idea in the world," Romney said."I'm torn by two perspectives in this
regard," he said at a $50,000-per-plate fund-raising dinner in Boca Raton,
Florida, on May 17. "One is the one which I've had for some time, which is that
the Palestinians have no interest whatsoever in establishing peace, and that the
pathway to peace is almost unthinkable to accomplish."Romney then
launched into a hypothetical scenario in which Israelis allow the Palestinians
to establish a state in the West Bank and are then forced to contend with
unsolvable security and border issues.It is "maybe seven miles from Tel
Aviv to what would be the West Bank," he said, repeating an oft-cited Israeli
security concern that an Arab army in the West Bank could cut Israel in half in
a matter of minutes."And now how about the airport?" he
asked.Romney said that the Palestinians would demand full control over
their borders, and suggested they could open access to military
armaments."And of course the Iranians would want to do through the West
Bank exactly what they did through Lebanon, what they did near Gaza. Which is
that the Iranians would want to bring missiles and armament into the West Bank
and potentially threaten Israel."Concluding that the Palestinians remain
"committed to the destruction and elimination of Israel," the US presidential
candidate endorsed a strategy of maintaining the status quo. "You move things
along the best way you can," he said."You hope for some degree of
stability, but you recognize that this is going to remain an unsolved
problem."Palestinians rejected Romney's stance, with chief negotiator
Saeb Erekat telling Reuters, "No one stands to gain more from peace with Israel
than Palestinians and no one stands to lose more in the absence of peace than
Palestinians.Only those who want to maintain the Israeli occupation will
claim the Palestinians are not interested in peace."Turning to Iran,
Romney cautioned against allowing the Islamic Republic to obtain a nuclear
weapons capability.Romney imagined Iran giving Hezbollah "a little
fissile material," ordering the proxy to take it to Chicago, and then
blackmailing the US over foreign policy issues. "We really don't have any option
but to keep Iran from having a nuclear weapon," he said.Romney on
Tuesday was in damage control from another video clip released on Monday, which
showed him describing US President Barack Obama's supporters as unwilling to
take responsibility for their lives."There are 47 percent [of US voters]
who are with him [Obama], who are dependent upon government, who believe that
they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for
them," Romney is heard saying on the video.He also said the 47 percent
do not pay income taxes, and "my job is not to worry about those
people."The former private equity executive held a Monday night news
conference in California to try to contain the damage, but did not back away
from the remarks about Obama supporters, which have drawn sharp criticism from
Obama's camp and even some Republican allies."It's not elegantly stated,
let me put it that way," Romney said. "I'm speaking off the cuff in response to
a question."Reuters contributed to this report.
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