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roasted beets versus boiled beets
I recently came across a recipe for roasted beets -- just wrapping them in tin foil and roasting for an hour and half. I've always boiled my beets in the skins, cooled them, and then pushed off the skins when they were cool. They I sliced them and either used them cold or baked them for a few minutes with herbs. Does anyone know if there is any difference in these two techniques?
I think they have a slightly nice flavor roasted. That said, I usually roast them for no more than 45 minutes - I start to check after 30 minutes. I toss them with olive oil and salt in a loaf or cake pan, add a splash of water, and then cover with foil.
Another nice way to roast them is to mix with large chunks of carrot and then garlic, olive oil, S&P and fresh rosemary...spread in a single layer UNCOVERED and roast at 400 for about 25 minutes or so, stirring a bit.
In my opinion, roasted beets taste sweeter than boiled beets. I usually add some salt, pepper and olive oil while roasting in foil packets, usually no more than an hour, depending on size.
With few exceptions, I roast beets; sometimes also in case where recipes call for boiling them. I think the beets have a better flavor when roasted. A(nd I also think the preparation is easier.) You can also include some of the stem, as the bitter flavor is diminished. I think how long you roast the beets depends on their size. I do nothing more than trim the stems, rinse off the excess dirt, and wrap in foil and place on a cookie sheet. (I season the beets in their final preparation -- if eating "just roasted", I don't even need salt.) At 425, it can take 30-60 minutes, possibly longer--check with a sharp knife. Let the beets cool for a few minutes, then use paper towels to rub off the skins.
I use this same preparation for my 15-month old, but let the beets cook until they are very tender so that they will puree easily.
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Roast with fin herbs, salt and pepper, garlic, a little balsamic vinegar and oil. Use the juices that they release and make a viniagarette to put over some bitter greens and a little goat cheese.
I don't boil or roast beets, I fry them. My beet of choice is the golden ones, and sliced about a quarter inch thick and fried in olive oil they turn a nice brown. I then remove those, add in the chopped beet greens and saute until tender. Add a little chopped garlic, salt and pepper and a splash of balsamic, combine with the beets and you have a warm salad or side dish. Put it all in the frig until chilled, top with feta or goat cheese and you have a cool salad. (I really hated beets until I discovered the golden ones and this cooking tachnique.)
re: escondido123
I've noticed that some people who don't like beets will like the golden beets. I love beets and really didn't enjoy the golden beets. I find them too sweet (tasted like carrots to me) and missing the earthiness of a purple beet.
I prefer beets boiled with just a little butter and salt to finish. Any cooking method that adds sweetness is just over the top to me. Beets are sweet enough as they are (except for the big fat overgrown ones; they can be a little bitter).
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That's why I like the golden ones. That earthiness of the purple ones is just too much for me.
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Very interesting never thought of frying beets.
I love roasted beets, cold or hot, but I got to say that boiled beets can be great too. It's all about making the boiling water sweet, salty, and tangy like a pickle brine. Any vinegar will do, but sherry vinegar is really nice with beets. Then add plain sugar until its a little sweet and a good bit of salt. If you boil them this way, it's better to peel them first. They're a bit harder (and messier) to peel when they're raw, but they'll turn out better that way.
You can use the pickled beets cold in salads or warm with things like sausages. The other bonus is that they'll keep well in the brine for a least a week, if not more.
I've roasted beets just once and we didn't care for them that way. I do the same,boil them, slip off the skins, then usually add some salt,maybe a little sugar, and then I put vinegar on them. Or just eat them plain. I'm going to have to go look and see if I have any beet pickles left.
I agree with many of the above - both way can be great! Boiled with a little vinegar is excellent, but roasting with olive oil, herbs, and sometimes potatoes is good, too. For roasting, I typically peel and quarter, rub with olive oil, salt, pepper, and rosemary and roast uncovered at 400 for 40 minutes or so. They can get a little more dry than the boiled or roasted in foil method, though.
I know the question was roasted vs boiled, but I also really like frying them in a little duck fat (really, what's NOT good fried in duck fat?). The idea from Alton Brown's Red Flannel Hash (diced beets and potatoes in duck fat - awesome!)
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As I posted, I've been frying the golden beets for years now. But duck fat....never thought of that. But with tomorrow being Farmers' Market day and I have duck fat in the frig, it looks like we have a perfect union. Thanks!
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Awesome! Enjoy!
I used to boil them til I discovered that roasting makes them so much better. Cut off all but 1 inch of the top and the "tail" at the bottom, wrap in foil and roast for 45 minutes to 1 hour or more depending on size at 425. They're sooooo good.
I like to slice them, add sliced sweet onion, olive oil and vinegar, salt and pepper for a great little side salad. Resting in the fridge this way only makes the flavors meld and the dish so much better.
When I roasted them , no one liked the way they looked and wouldn't eat them. I probably did something wrong. One year, our beets were very original. The deer pulled some up and ate the whole thing. Others they just bit the top of the beet. I had to cut all the tops of the beets off because they had deer bites in them. We're used to them eating the apples, corn, other veggies, but this was the first with the beets.
I love ALL firm vegetables roasted - cauliflower, beets, broccoli, brussel sprouts, carrots, potatos, sweet potatos....... And leftover roasted vegetables make a really nice soup.
i do a combo... sort of. i either steam, or nuke in the micro if i'm pressed for time, til just slightly tender. then i make three slices into each beet, not all the way to the bottom. i wedge a sprig of rosemary in each cut. i spray with a little shpritz of olive oil, then wrap in foil and roast at 375 F til they're done to my liking. sometimes 20, sometimes 40 minutes depending upon the beets and the day. often times i then sprinkle with chives and feta or goat cheese depending upon who i'm serving them too...
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Yeah, I was wondering if I was the only one who steams beets but that is my preferred method. I peel and cut them up first so the steaming doesn't take long and doesn't leach too much from them. Then I generally marinate them for use in my salads. I know roasting beets is the thing now but I personally don't think beets need to be sweeter. In general though, I am much more sensitive to sweetness than most people.
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what do you marinade them in? I have experimented with beets - but it seems like a bit of orange zest or something would go well?
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Usually, just a mixture of red wine vinegar, olive oil, salt, and a little honey. (I know I said I'm sensitive to sweet but it doesn't so much make the beets taste sweeter as it just balances acidity of the vinegar and adds an extra layer of flavor.) Sometimes I do add a little fresh-squeezed orange juice or zest though, if I have good oranges around.
re: Lady_Tenar
I also choose steaming over the other methods mentioned. I like the cleaner taste of a steamed beet. Steamed beets work well if you want to prepare in an Eastern European style of grating them with a coarse grater (after steaming) and then toss with a mayo or sour cream, horseradish and dill mixture. Yum!
re: ChervilGeorge
Mmmm, horseradish would be good. I often dress my steamed beets in a mixture of yogurt and dill but I've never tried adding horseradish. I will now though!
re: yasmingarcia73
A long roast will destroy a lot of nutrition too, though. Not many people realize this.
Delicious when boiled, but more so when roasted. The beet flavor and sweetness is concentrated during roasting, as opposed to loss through osmosis when boiled, unless the cooking liquid is well seasoned. I very lightly oil unpeeled beets, add a good handful of thyme sprigs to scent, a few skin on garlic cloves, some kosher salt, cover with foil and roast @ 425° until tender.
A friend of mine tops the beets with a few teaspoons of anise seed prior to roasting. Throw in some orange peel or a cut up peel on orange or even a small dose of dill seed.
I prefer to roast first, even when eventually adding the beets to a sauce or pickling brine.
What about the pressure cooker? You leave the root and nubby end of the leaves on (no vitamin or flavor loss) and just cook for 25 minutes. Done. (less energy used too). Kuhn Rikon makes safe, easy to use pressure cookers...we would never boil or roast again (unless they were part of a root vegetable dish).
I will stick to boiling after roasting beets once. The skin on the boiled beets peels off very easily, not so with the roasted beets.
I like them both ways. However, if I need to keep the beets around for a recipe I am better off boiling them and peeling them after as you do.
However, if I am just looking to use up some beets, roasting is my preferred method. I skin and quarter them ahead of time, and I find the roasting concentrates the sweetness and makes them shrivel a little bit. I find those little roasted beet quarters addictive and we tend to pop them like candy when they're cool enough to eat! So they never last long ;)
I roast beets-roasting is easy to do and skins come off easily.
Not too big of a clean-up with roasting and less chance of beets bleeding out.


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This is supposed to be the best 18 fail videos ever on You Tube. It is a great video but I think they are missing some really good ones.
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Can someone explain to me what happened in the one about the lady talking to a girl about her dad having thc in his system and then got punched? Don't get it.
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that awkward moment when none of your clothes fit because youve lost so much weight from cancer attackin your body and you have to go straight from the hospital to a viewing and then back to the hospital and then to bury your best friend the next mornin….tomorrow and saturday are just goin to be great….
this just keeps gettin so much better
last night we lost our best friend….
but I didnt just lose my best friend. I lost the person I have known longer than any of my other friends. we had been friends since we were 5. that is 19 years of bein there for eachother
I lost the person who was more of a brother to me then my own little brother is or ever will be. the person who had my back no matter what was happenin or how wrong I was
he was the person who put everyone else before himself and defended the shit out of every single person in our group of friends, regardless of whether or no we were right or wrong
he was the least selfish person Ive ever known
I lost the person who made sure my family stuck together when things got tough. the person who stuck me and my sisters sides every minute of everyday after mom died and made sure everything was taken care of
he was the person who defended one of the most important people us and made sure she got what deserved and the people who abused her got even more of what they deserved
spencer saved all of our lives at some point, in some way. and now he is gone.
who is goin to hold us all together now??
RIP spenc. love you forever man….but I will never understand this
think Ill just stay silent for a while longer. maybe once this all sets in things will be a little more clear. but probly not
closest Ill get to seein her for atleast the next month :-( and cris keeps puttin those god damn giant bows on her head….the fuck
shes still the sweetest girl no matter how silly my sister dreses her!!


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Book your room at Britannia Study Hotel
Superior Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests
Hotel in Brighton near Churchill Square Shopping Centre
Collect 200 points.*
Simply enter your Nectar card number on the confirmation page. Your points will be credited 30 days after your trip is complete. *Offers may apply
Situated in Brighton, this hotel is close to Churchill Square Shopping Centre, Brighton Beach, and Brighton Museum and Art Gallery. Also nearby are Brighton Royal Pavilion and Brighton Sea Life Centre.
Hotel Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Britannia Study Hotel provides complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.
Room Amenities
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, guestrooms feature refrigerators along with laptop-compatible safes and coffee/tea makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This Brighton hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a television in the lobby.
Britannia Study Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 134
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Offsite parking reservations required
- Smoke-free property
- Television in lobby
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Park your car
Offsite parking reservations required
In your room
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Desk
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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Guests are offered a complimentary on-the-go breakfast.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Special Instructions: Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 11 PM.
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service dogs are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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Icarus Needs is a game by Daniel Merlin Goodbrey about dreaming and play.
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Why Try It: Unique presentation that combines the language of games and comics.
Time: Five minutes.
How to Play: Use the WASD or arrow keys to move Icarus around. Occasionally you'll need to pick up objects and bring them elsewhere to solve simple puzzles — in order to do this, you simply need to enter and leave the area in which they're located.
Author's Notes: "My intent with Icarus was to create an explorable world mediated through the medium of comics. The narrative of Icarus is created through exploration and play."
More Info: Icarus Needs' author refers to the piece as a hypercomic adventure game, and the piece clearly draws from both games and comics. You can read the author's notes on a talk on "game comics", in which he provides a great deal of background on games and comics, as well as describes his approach to the intersection of the two as exemplified by Icarus Needs.
You can find Daniel Merlin Goodbrey at his website which hosts a number of his "new experiments in fiction" and on Twitter.
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Logan County Economic Development Corporation
Logan County, located in the northeast corner of Colorado, is a rapidly growing agriculture and industry-based community. Sterling, which is the largest city and county seat, is located 125 miles from Denver, 90 minutes from DIA, and 40 minutes from I-80. Colorado's beautiful mountain range is only a 2 hour drive away.
Sterling is the commercial hub for approximately 60,000 people – within a 45 minute drive – who shop, eat, attend cultural and sporting events, and utilize services from our growing list of financial and health care providers. Interstate 76 as well as Highways 6, 61, and 138 connect Sterling to the surrounding areas. Colorado Highway 14 (Main Street) offers easy access westward to the Fort Collins area and the Front Range.
Downtown Sterling was listed on the National Register in 2013 with 47 sites which contribute to historical significance. Sterling was named the Best Small Community of the year by the Economic Development Council of Colorado in 2006. Sterling's retail offerings range from unique locally owned restaurants, specialty coffee shops and stores to national chains such as Bealls, Bomgaars, Hibbett Sports, Home Depot, rue21, Walgreens and Walmart. Our fast food franchises offer fare for everyone including: burgers, Mexican, pizza, and sandwiches.
With over 600 businesses located in the County – our industrial and commercial sector continues to grow and diversify. Our focus on wind energy, and the re-emergence of oil & gas production, has generated new job growth and services opportunities. Sterling Ethanol is the first commercial ethanol plant in the State of Colorado. All of this is a direct reflection on our centralized location and the strength and depth of our workforce.
At the March 2014 Annual Meeting, Logan County Economic Development Corporation awarded plaques to Pam Stieb and Jim Neblett (pictured: Jim with Gary Nichols, LCEDC President). Pam and Jim were recognized for their board service and officer leadership roles.
Please take a few minutes to view the presentation from the March 6, 2014 LCEDC Annual Meeting.
In addition to an ideal location for business, Logan County is a superb community boasting the best of small town living with educational offerings for all ages, diverse retail choices, and a modern infrastructure including broadband internet. Its original development as an agricultural community has gifted it with a heritage rich in "small town" atmosphere with beautiful downtown areas, friendly neighbors, and the feel of a real community. Northeastern Junior College – a premier two year residential college – has outstanding educational programs, nationally ranked sports teams and enhances the community's cultural activities through its art galleries, theatre and music offerings.
We invite you to contact us to learn why you should choose Sterling and Logan County to relocate and grow your business. Please also visit the Logan County Chamber of Commerce's web site for more community and local business information.


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3.5yo Betsy says she made an angry Grrr! face
My Mom just called to tell me my aunt showed up.
And mentioned that she's almost done w/her 3rd beer (T brought her a 12pk).
She's talking about how her crazy sister is staying in DOWNTOWN Gatlinburg to look at houses in Knoxville (dumb much?) and then she says…
"I love Van Gogh."
And then shegiggles. And then she says, "I may be a little drunk."
So I said you just jumped from T, Strawberry Plains, to Van Gogh and drunk.
And she says, "Van Gogh had nothing to do with my sister. She's not artistic at all." ROTFL.
-I guess that would me.
That describes me well.
Brains and art are HUGE turn-ons for me, too.
Incredible Art Deco sleeve tattoo…
Just… wow.
I am a visual/kinesthetic learner. That means I learn and absorb best through observing and doing, or through observing *while* doing something with my hands (whether related or not). In other words if I must *hear* what needs to be learned, I need to also write it down. Since I'm not seeing it, if I don't also write it, the lecturer's voice is basically Charlie Brown's Teacher. I am incredibly good at taking notes/outlining and actually had people buy copies of my outline notes in college.
It means that I touch and feel everything. A trip to the fabric or yarn store will often leave my fingertips sore from touching everything, like a 3 year old. It also means I am almost constantly doing something with my hands, whether it's cooking, knitting, quilting, drawing, or touching one of my kids.
And the last thing it means is that I'm often considered rude. I touch a person's article of clothing. I knit a sock during the sermon at church. I did a tattoo drawing during our state-required Divorcing Parents class.
I draw everything, on everything.
When I was 6, my mom & dad built their own house. Mom says if you demolished their house, you would find my drawings and name written in 30 different scripts on half the studs and sub-flooring in the house.
I let my kids draw on things (within reason). One time when she was 3 my daughter Veronica drew a lopsided smiley-face on the wall in the family room about 3' up from the floor with a permanent marker. She got in trouble but I left the drawing because it was so cheery. I thought about hanging a frame around it. Broke my heart when we moved & I had to paint over it to sell the house.
Art is my life.
Photograph by: Mikey Burton
Oooo, can we wear it in our skin too?
The Seasons
Illustration by Alphonse Mucha
Alphonse Mucha is one of my favorite artists EVER.
If I can tattoo like he could illustrate, there will be no stopping me.
Small quilt top from earlier this week… made from fabric cutting scraps from hand dyed fabrics.
The best thing about having art\design skills, is that people who don't, think you're a sorcerer.
Hee hee
St. Michael slaying the devil…
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I worship this WHOLE collection
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Pasalubong 2013
In Filipino, pasalubong is something you bring home to give (for free) to your friends and family when you came from somewhere far, far away, like from a vacation, or even just a trip from a nearby shopping mall. "Hey, please buy me some dumplings before you go home."
Who can join?
This is only open to all tumblr users, but please read on. The idea of including non-tumblr users (facebook users) is dropped.
There are three sets of prizes and each can only be won by a single person. These prizes are open to Philippine residents only.
- The main set includes two books (The Diary of a Wimpy Kid and To Kill a Mockingbird*), fifteen (15) 4R (4.5"x6") prints, a 2013 planner (bought here, so it has both the Islamic and the Gregorian dates, and, no, not as fancy as the coffee shop's). And if ever I find something else along the way.
- A consolation set that includes a book (The Perks of Being A Wallflower†), and ten (10) 4R prints. And if ever I find something else along the way.
I said three sets!
- The third set, the special prize, is for photography enthusiasts. It is a photography book, (BETTER PICTURE GUIDE TO Vacation & Holiday Photography by Michael Busselle) plus five (5) 5R (5"x7") prints. Open to all tumblrs, anywhere in the world.
- Most of the photos (or all) will be selected from my gallery.
How, How, de carabao!?
- Reblog this post (only up to two times). You don't have to be following this blog. But would be nicer if you do. A like does count as an entry!
- Now, if you want the special prize (the photography book and the prints), you still need to reblog this post (same instruction as the first). BUT! you have to also like the page I recently created on facebook. ONLY likers of this page will get the chance to have the third pasalubong. (So, basically, if you only care about the books from the first two sets, no need to like the facebook page, but that eliminates your chance for the third prize).*A pre-owned almost unused copy that I bought here.†A personal copy that I have in the RP. I am not a hundred percent sure if it is at home or at somebody else's. New copy if the case is the latter.
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Because I want that third set.


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(AP) — After taking home baseball's first Triple Crown award in 45 years last season, Miguel Cabrera is off to an even better start in 2013.
Unfortunately for the Detroit Tigers, his eye-popping numbers haven't translated into many wins of late.
Cabrera and the visiting Tigers try to get back on track Tuesday night against the AL Central-leading Cleveland Indians, who aim for a season high-tying sixth consecutive win.
Cabrera led the majors with 44 homers and 139 RBIs and hit an AL-best .330 last year, posting eight, 34 and a .304 average through his first 42 games. The reigning AL MVP is batting a major league-leading .387 with 11 homers and 47 RBIs for the Tigers (23-19) thus far in 2013.
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Some people just love to hate Jimmie Johnson. Well, the five-time Sprint Cup champ -- who won his record fourth All-Star Race -- has a message for his critics: Whatever.Story | Conversation | May 18, 2013
NASCAR - Chad Knaus gets his Daytona 500 win to go with peace of ...David Newton
Chad Knaus has been the best crew chief in NASCAR over the past decade-plus, but he didn't always seem like the happiest. That has changed, making his Daytona 500 win icing on the cake.Story | Conversation | February 28, 2013
NASCAR - Don't call the Daytona 500 boringDavid Newton
The new Gen-6 car didn't make a big splash in Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500. But that's OK. It was a good race -- and no one got hurt.Story | Conversation | February 24, 2013
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Preseason Thunder testing at Daytona International Speedway ended a day early for about a third of the 35 teams participating after a Friday crash involving 12 cars in a pack.Story | Conversation | January 11, 2013
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What can we expect as NASCAR teams test the new "Gen 6" Sprint Cup cars this week at Daytona? Oh, there'll be intrigue. And lots of it.Story | Conversation | January 09, 2013
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Matt Kenseth gets it. So does Jeff Gordon. Kurt Busch? Not so much. Being relevant -- and staying relevant -- in NASCAR's top series is no easy task.Story | Conversation | October 10, 2012
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Kyle Busch has a lot on his mind, trying to make the Chase in the next three Sprint Cup races. He still took the time Tuesday to talk to young drivers about safety before heading off to Bristol.Story | Conversation | August 23, 2012
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A Marine from Orleans County was killed in a helicopter crash Wednesday at Camp Pendleton in California.
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Stalker said Cook first started out in maintenance, then decided to learn to fly helicopters. It could not be confirmed, however, whether he was flying the aircraft at the time of the 11:40 a.m. Wednesday crash.
According to reports, there were six people inside the helicopter at the time of the crash. Sgt. Cook was the only Marine to lose his life in the incident.
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He was enlisted for 7 years, even before graduating in 2004 from Lyndonville High School, where he was an athlete and excelled in several sports.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
- Address:
2751 Broadway
New York, NY 10025Neighborhood:
Upper West Side
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.smokejazz.com/
- Phone: (212) 864-6662x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday & New Year's Day: 11:00am - 3:30pm; Dinner: Sunday-Thursday: 6:00pm - 1am, Friday & Saturday 6pm-2am
Please check the Smoke Calendar page at www.smokejazz.com to view music charge policies for the date you are planning to join us. If you are a Smoke Rewards Card holder, you are entitled to use your card Monday - Thursday, with the exception of some special events. We kindly recommend that our guests purchase tickets in advance on our website. You are always welcome to call us with questions or concerns regarding music charge policies at (212) 864-6662. Thank you!
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Soul food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Patricia Williams
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Catering: We just hosted our first private brunch parties this spring, so keep us in mind if you are looking for a party space! With the summer season around the corner we provide "one stop shopping" for your parties in the Hamptons. As always, we will cater your food, deliver it, serve it, and even provide you with a band.
- Entertainment: "Best Jazz Club" - NY Magazine. World class live jazz 7 nights with legendary jazz greats on Friday & Saturday;
Please visit www.smokejazz.com for music charges and minimum policies.
- Special Events: Smoke can be rented for private parties, weddings and receptions.
Feel free to contact us for details. We'll be happy to work with you on planning your next event.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between 105th Street & 106th Street
- Public Transit: 1 train to 103rd Street and M104 bus
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: There is metered parking on Broadway. There are also parking garages in the area. One is located on West 108St between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave and another garage is located on West 110ST between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave.
A word from Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Smoke has augmented its reputation as one of Manhattan's most distinguished jazz venues with an addition very uncommon to jazz clubs—great food. Smoke serves innovative American Bistro fare developed by critically acclaimed executive chef Patricia Williams. Smoke is proud to be New York's only boutique Jazz & Supper Club with an award winning chef and world-class jazz seven nights a week.Continued
Please check the Smoke Calendar page at www.smokejazz.com to view music charge policies for the date you are planning to join us. If you are a Smoke Rewards Card holder, you are entitled to use your card Monday - Thursday, with the exception of some special events. We kindly recommend that our guests purchase tickets in advance on our website. You are always welcome to call us with questions or concerns regarding music charge policies at (212) 864-6662. Thank you!
Please check the Smoke Calendar page at www.smokejazz.com to view music charge policies for the date you are planning to join us. If you are a Smoke Rewards Card holder, you are entitled to use your card Monday - Thursday, with the exception of some special events. We kindly recommend that our guests purchase tickets in advance on our website. You are always welcome to call us with questions or concerns regarding music charge policies at (212) 864-6662. Thank you!
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club reviews from OpenTable diners
175 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food3.8Service4.2
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (75)late-night find (72)special occasion (65)romantic (55)hot spot (55)vibrant bar scene (40)great for brunch (28)fit for foodies (21)good for groups (19)notable wine list (8)great for outdoor dining (7)great for lunch (5)kid-friendly (3)scenic view (2)Show More
- Jazz...SaltLakeGemDined on 10/26/2014I like the concept of Jazz and dinner...but to pay an extra 30 for the show plus food is a bit much to me. Especially when the food is not that good. Food was average at best. My husband had the lemon chicken...it was bland...with no good flavor, I had the salmon, which came in a clam sauce...which was just ok. We was there when it first opened so we ate at 5... we did not have to pay for floor show as we made sure we was gone by 7pm. The staff was very nice and friendly and my service was great. Possibly just a table charge would be more ideal...but I guess on the upper west side, money aint a problem.
- Better than expected.DojoVIPDined on 10/26/2014Wanted a fun different venue to celebrate my birthday. I found it in Smoke. Went for the Sunday brunch. The complimentary muffins were tasty. I had the Spanish Benedict. The potato and chorizo hash was delicious. I would have preferred the poached eggs to have been cooked a little less, but overall the dish was quite tasty. The atmosphere was warm and cozy, yet sophisticated. The wait staff was attentive and friendly. As an added bonus, Annette St Johns sang a jazzy rendition of happy birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Jazz Club in NYCMacNYCVIPDined on 10/25/2014My biggest problem is trying to see if I will eat something other than my favorite Cajun Catfish dinner at Smoke. More important, the jazz here is always the best!Special Features:
- Be aware, cover gets you ONE hourOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014My wife and I had 8:30 reservations. We arrived, ordered wine, appetizers, and meal. Music set began. Ate. Jazz group was amazing, played 3 maybe 4 songs. Set ended. Had ordered a 2nd glass of wine towards end of set. Wine was about half gone. Host was VERY rude and told us they had a group of 10 arriving and we needed to leave. I politely asked if we could finish our wine first and was escorted to a table behind the sound table in the back of the bar. Meanwhile one table for 2 was left open near the stage. When I complained the same host escorted us out of the place. I spent $300 on dinner, drinks and the show for 2 people and they escorted us out. The $38 per person cover ONLY gets you a 1 hour set and then you must leave
- great jazzluvjazzDined on 10/19/2014Go for the jazz (excellent) not the food (only fair)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great music!VPB44Dined on 10/19/2014This venue has great music & good food and should be visited. & enjoyed. We don't go often enough - everyone is always happy we wentSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Jazz at BrunchmdssDined on 10/19/2014The singing by Annette St. John, backed by a wonderful trio, was extraordinary. A well-known jazz trumpet player stopped by and accepted Ms. St. John's invitation to join in on the playing. What a delight. The food was surprisingly good, and the service was friendly and fast. This was my first time at Smoke. Ms. St. John sings there every Sunday mid-day and I will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jazz was amazingAlanDined on 10/18/2014Jazz was amazing. Great groups and a place where legends from years gone by may appear.Special Features:
- Perfect night of jazz and foodJustmeDined on 10/13/2014First, we walked in and the ambience and cozy seating was perfect for a jazz club. Then we were seated and given our menus; I've never seen so many options for prix fixe menu. We ordered and the portions were extremely generous and the food really good. My son got the burger, which I tasted and it was juicy and yummy. I had the jambalaya, which was full of sausage, shrimp and huge pieces of lobster. We couldn't finish them. Our waiter was wonderful; which I could remember his name. The band that night was excellent and the seating is great throughout. Will go back next time I'm in town! Will tell everyone who's going too!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Jazz Brunch PlaceluvjazzbrunchDined on 10/12/2014We brought out of town guests here and all of us really enjoyed the jazz music. The food was decent. The drinks good. All in all we'd come back here again for the sunday jazz brunch.Special Features:
- Best Sunday Brunch.VinceBandNightDined on 10/12/2014The atmosphere is created by close tables, good service and great live music. This is Sunday Brunch at its best.Special Features:
- Food was lacklusterOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/11/2014Food was very expensive for what was served and the quality fair. Appetizers unimaginative and overpriced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Musician Lovers HangDeesJazzWorldDined on 10/9/2014Saw The Baylor's perform. Amazing show! There were so many notable Jazz artists in the room, it was like a reunion! The room is tight, but the caliber of Jazz you can experience in that room is worth the close quarters. Anyway, it's Jazz...and Jazz IS family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spectacular Jam SessionStanny03Dined on 10/6/2014I know Smoke's popularity is accredited to the seasoned performers for which you have to buy tickets but I was interested in the after hours jam session where musicians come and improvise with their own instruments/vocals and it was absolutely phenomenal because of the passion, good vibes, and not to mention the jazz music that filled the room. I came for my birthday with a small group of friends (7 including myself) and we ordered drinks and a surplus of delicious food to keep our hands busy while we chatted and listened to the music. Also important to note, it was my 23rd birthday so the environment at Smoke is very welcoming and enjoyable for all ages! The service was also wonderfully accommodating. Thanks for a beautiful night, Smoke!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for MePaintedPostDaveDined on 10/5/2014I like to sit up front and listen and look. I do not talk during a set nor do I appreciate others that do. Smoke encourages quiet and respect for the performers. This is exactly what I am looking for. In addition, one can sit in comfortable chairs and enjoy a delicious meal and libation just before the set begins - again, perfect for me. Finally, Smoke appears to keep the Steinway in good shape. What else could one ask for? It is the perfect jazz club for me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bill63Dined on 10/5/2014We had a wonderful brunch...lobster benedict was to die for...music was perfectSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth a visitMidtownbiggsDined on 10/4/2014This jazz club is worth a visit for a special night out, if you don't mind a very cozy atmosphere. First about the jazz. The four piece ensemble was absolutely outstanding and the volume was perfect for the size of the restaurant. The food will in no way disappoint you. From the rack of lamb to the sliders. The service is adequate and experienced. Expect to pay "premium", which may be on par considering its location and advance reservation is a must, along with "day of" confirmation, as the dining area is quaint. Keep in mind, there may be a "set charge" as dining accompanies the entertainment. EnjoySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/3/2014I was unaware that I was being charged an additional $76.00 for me and my date to sit at a table and dine while watching the performance. I spent over $350.00 and it wasn't worth it.
- Great placeGBBGDined on 10/2/2014Great for couples, music and performance is fantastic!!! Food is fine and service level is quite good.Special Features:
- Absolute Must DoEastCoastAntDined on 10/2/2014I recently relocated from the Upper West Side back to the Baltimore/Washington Area, but absolutely loved this place. The food is amazing as always and by far the best that you will get for the price at any Jazz/Supper club. The host were very nice and accomadating, and even accomdated a specific request that I , for the most part, did think was feasible (A+++). The music and accoustics was awesome and to this day, it still feels like neighborhood bar rather than a huge club, which made it amazing. I am probably the Smoke Jazz and Supper club's biggest ambassador outside of New York City. And with DC's rivals like Blues Alley, This is for me, work the Trip of 95 for. Thank You Smoke's for never dissapointing me.Special Features:
- HOT JAZZ AND GREAT FOOD!1KTravelerVIPDined on 9/30/2014I went to see Mike LeDonne for the regular Tuesday Organ Night. As always the music was world class and high energy. The food here is just as great. One of my favorites is the Salmon served a broth with fresh clams and chorizo. The cheesecake topped with chocolate is simple, yet sinfully rich and delicious. One of the best I've had anywhere. Smoke is the place to be for great food and jazz!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- short music setbscbnyDined on 9/27/2014Going out to listen to Jazz on a Friday night We were dissapointed when the music set lasted only 1 hour. Probably won't be going back
- LobsterLobsterVIPDined on 9/26/2014The main reason to visit Smoke used to be the Jazz, but now the food is quite good,indeed better than most jazz and music clubs in Manhattan. The music is terrific and the crowd very mixed and knowledgable.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great entertainmentgreenlandergirlDined on 9/25/2014We attended Gregory Generets final concert. He & his band were in fine spirits as was the audience and the entertainment was terrific. The service was a tad slow due to the crowd but friendly and efficient. Caeser salad with anchovies was bland unless you had anchovy in your forkful. Brussell sprouts side was copious and delicious. Specialty drinks were tasty esp. Mojito! I would come back and split the side and bananas foster. I wish they could make a 'real' foster instead of a bread foster but it'd be hard to do during a performance.Special Features:
- The same as usualGeorgeVIPDined on 9/25/2014I frequently go to SMOKE so I know what to expect when I go there and this visit was the same as previous visits except that the artist performing this time was excellent. The food was OK as usual but I do not go to SMOKE for great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SilvanaDined on 9/24/2014uncomfortable eating during music set: tables are too close together and block the view to the othersSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday brunchTrizzVIPDined on 9/21/2014My all-time favorite jazz brunch in the city with the AMAZING Annette St. John Trio.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WOnderful evenignOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/20/2014Excellent food and drink and a fabulous music in this tiny gem. Perfect date night for me and my wife.Special Features:
- OPEN TABLE POOR BOOKINGGutted51Dined on 9/17/2014Open Table booked a non existent table for us on a day when Smoke was not open.A long way to travel , 3500 miles for nothingI would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect jazz session, A good menuMAJADined on 9/16/2014Great evening spent at the Smoke. The menu was perhaps a tad 'touristy' with a set cover charge and menu price (9+38) . The dishes were large and consequent yet a clear abundant use of oil. Sadly had the worse table in the place (next to the scene but next to a pillar and some random electrical equipment). Waiter kept hitting my chair and had no way to get out of the way. All in all go there for the jazz!
- KnozzmoeDined on 9/13/2014I'm not necessarily a fan of supper clubs, because usually both the noise level and the attention people pay to what is happening in and nearby their own table distracts from a real appreciation of the music being played. I must admit that Smoke insures quite well that such distraction is non-existent or kept to a bare minimum for the sake of music. The result is a wonderful and enjoyable music experience had by all, most appreciated by the musicians themselves. I highly recommend visiting Smoke.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jazz Yes, Food ?VillagehopperDined on 9/13/2014To listen to GOOD jazz this is one of the hotspots in NYC. Food is only fair and not the prime reason to go to Smoke. I had a fairly run of the mill burger and my friend had a less than great strip steak. If food is important for the evening dine elsewhere first then enjoy a great evening of jazz at SmokeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never Again!!!!BigTastyDined on 9/12/2014What a waste of time. Too small. Bad service. They made us wait outside for a table and when we got to sit. People are bumping into you. The waiters never check on you. The only food thing was the music which you can't hear over the crowd jammed into a small apartment. We left after only 30 mins.
- Everything surpassed expectationsjustathoughtDined on 9/12/2014If we had gone to SMOKE just for the food, it would have been an outstanding evening, but add exceptional music in an intimate setting with no bad seat in the house and tasty cocktails, and you have one terrific night. We celebrated a friend's birthday with another couple, and our experience exceeded expectations. Just be prepared to spend $100/person. We're a big family, so we can't frequent SMOKE often, but the next special occasion will be the next best excuse to spend another evening on Broadway at 105th.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great jazz club/restaurantIKnowWhatImTalkingAboutDined on 9/11/2014We had a great time from the beginning of our arrival, when our choice of seats was accommodated after they tried to put us in "not so great" spot to watch the band. Also it was my wife's birthday and we were treated to a complimentary glass of champagne ...nice touch. The meal was a pre fix...pretty good deal, good choices except for the dessert which if you are allergic to chocolate is not good. There were other desirable choices which were the same price which we were not allowed to substitute for until we reminded them it was my wife's birthday...then it was "ok then, we can do it". The food was all very good and well presented. The music was excellent. We will go back and recommend Smoke as a great night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RevelesDined on 9/9/2014Quite good music of old and new fashioned musicians, glory for all that JAZZ. Congratulations and thanks, as also Good food.Special Features:
- Dinner w live jazz!tefigDined on 9/9/2014fantastic! our table was just in front of the stage where a live band played great jazz songs i would recommend it!Special Features:
- Jazz At Its Best!!!!!1JazzyladyDined on 9/5/2014Loved this place! Recommended by a friend, and I was not disappointed. The ambiance, the vibe, and the food were all a perfect combination for me and my husband to celebrate his birthday. We got a treat that night with the sounds of The Sugar Hill Quartet, Patience Higgins, Johnny O'Neal, and the one and only George Coleman. All in one jam session!!!! What a night!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014They put the music charge sheet wrong, they changed it from 35USD to 40USD.Special Features:
- Jazz Gem!aledDined on 9/2/2014Smoke is easily one of the top five jazz clubs in NYC. We recently went on a Tuesday night and Mike LeDonne and Groover played a killer set! Each player was outstanding, and as a group, there was the kind of listening to each other and playing off each other that happens when jazz masters play together. Dinner was excellent and our server was especially friendly and professional. Smoke takes jazz seriously and, for us, that makes it one very special place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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In late October 2013, Marcia Wallace, the voice of Edna Krabappel, died at age 70 due to complications from breast cancer. Shortly thereafter, "The Simpsons" featured a tribute to Wallace during the chalkboard gag, but it was unknown exactly how Wallace's death would affect "The Simpsons" universe, and how her character would be phased out.
That question was answered during the show's March 9, 2014 episode, in which Ned Flanders (who was married to Krabappel during a very recent season) dreams that he is doing a tango with Edna, only to awaken wearing a black armband and sighing, "Sure do miss that laugh." Nelson Muntz pops his head through a window, laughs, and says he misses her too. Watch below:
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His stream of consciousness and sense of euphony is incomparable, and although the beat doesn't get you rocking as hard as some of his other tracks, his ability to do SOC and keep it relevant through metaphors, obscure historical references, and play on words is phenomenal. Aesop Rock is easily one of the best lyricists in the game. Fuck Drake and all those other fake radio rappers.
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Dr. Olegario J. Lara, DO
Radiology, Kaiser Permanente Medical Group
- 710 Lawrence Expy FL 2
Santa Clara, CA 95051
- 1 Office Location
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- (408) 851-1000
Dr. Olegario J. Lara has been practicing medicine for 21 years. Dr. Lara graduated from the Western Univ of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific in 1993. He practices medicine in Santa Clara, CA and specializes in Radiology. Dr. Lara is affiliated with Kaiser Permanente.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 21 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Western Univ of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific
Graduation Date: 1993
Hospital Affiliations: Kaiser Permanente
Specialties: Radiology
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