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THE football world this week paid tribute to former Wembley FC manager Malcolm Allison following his death at the age of 83.
Allison, who became famous for his flamboyant style and fedora hats as boss of 13 clubs including Manchester City and Crystal Palace, took his first steps into management in the humble surroundings of Vale Farm.
After his playing career at West Ham was ended by tuberculosis, Allison moved into coaching at Cambridge University and joined Wembley – who were then playing in the Corinthian League – in November 1962.
The harsh winter played havoc with the Lions' fixture programme, but his role nevertheless gave Allison a chance to experiment with revolutionary coaching techniques that he then took to Bath City after leaving Vale Farm in March 1963.
He became best known for assisting Joe Mercer, who he succeeded as manager, during Manchester City's glory years of the late 1960s and early 70s, and also coached in Canada, Turkey and Portugal before ending his career at Bristol Rovers in 1993.
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Wind gusts brought a chill to spectators and players on the opening day of softball for the Corydon Central program Thursday.
Although the wind swirled mightily, Lady Panther slugger Payton Windell had the highlight of the day, squaring up a ball that was launched through the gusts and over the fence. Her two-run blast, however, was about all the offense Corydon Central could muster against Borden.
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"We were not mentally tough today, but I'm glad there is just one first game," Corydon Central coach Kim Briscoe said. "We have 25 more to go."
Schindler was not only solid in the circle, striking out 11 for the win during seven innings, she also provided three hits.
Scoring in the first two innings were the Lady Braves. Riley Schindler scored on a fielder's choice with one out in the first. In the second, a lead-off walk to Carrie Farvour eventually turned into a run. Out of the nine-hole, Caitlin McKinley plated Farvour with a single.
During the first two innings, the Lady Braves swiped three bases.
"We talk about fitness and being ready to play physically when the season comes around," Briscoe said. "I thought Borden was a much more fit team than we were."
Following a scoreless third, Corydon Central finally got the bats going the second time through the order. Lead-off Kristin Alcorn hit the first pitch she saw for a single. A sac bunt by Chambers scooted Alcorn from first to third, setting the table for Windell.
The extra base on the sacrifice didn't matter, as Windell crushed the bright yellow ball well over the left-field fence.
Briscoe said Windell worked hard in the weight room between volleyball and softball seasons. The bomb to left vindicated the added power.
Momentum, however, stalled out after Jenna Stiles reached on a single. Savana Wiseman's bunt at first base turned into a Borden double play, limiting the damage.
"You aren't going to win a lot of ballgames with only three hits," Briscoe said.
Doubles became key for Borden in the fifth and sixth innings. Paige Schindler led off the fifth with a double and eventually scored when Kristen Nestor grounded into a fielder's choice to the pitcher.
With a 3-2 lead, Borden added two insurance runs in the sixth. With two outs, Borden strung together four straight hits, including run-scoring doubles by Riley and Paige Schindler.
"This is Borden's fourth year playing, and I told our girls it doesn't matter the level of the opponent, you have to show up and play," Briscoe said. "Going into the game, we didn't know if Borden was better than us or we were better than them. But we don't need to worry about the other team, but worry what we do every day to prepare for games."
During the final three innings for the Corydon Central offense, the Lady Panthers failed to put on a runner. Paige Schindler struck out six of the final nine batters, including the side in the seventh.
"We had sophomores getting starts in left and right field and at catcher," Briscoe said. "They struggled at the plate. There was nothing in the bottom third of the line-up as far as production."
Briscoe said they are working in a new catcher in Chelsey Smith, which may take some adjustments. A pair of probable starters also sat out due to discipline.
"We're in a bad rhythm to start the season, but there is no reason for how we approached the offensive part of the game today," Briscoe said.
In the circle, Stiles gave up five earned runs during six innings, striking out seven and walking three.
Borden 110 012 0 5 9 0
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W P. Schindler (1-0), L Stiles (0-1).
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This is the final installment in my Tristan da Cunha Paradise Travel Map series.
It may not be immediately evident by looking at it, but I spent a lot of late night and early morning hours working on this map...three months and 65 hours, to be exact. I started on it on March 23rd and finished on June 23rd. I must be a glutton for punishment to work on these travel maps in my off-hours since it's how I spend most of my on duty time, working on cartoon map projects. (www.funmapsusa.net)
All of the text and header lettering were done by hand. Having taught myself to hand-letter in eighth grade has served me very well over the years. I drew the map on paper with Micron pens, then scanned it into Photoshop and colored in with a Wacom Cintiq. Prior to beginning the artwork, I spent many hours researching the island so that I could intelligently portray it graphically.
If you haven't been following my articles, some time ago I discovered a far-flung, remote, populated island in the South Atlantic. It was Tristan da Cunha. I found it to be such a fascinating locale that I was inspired to create a map of the island to add to my Paradise Travel Map collection.
One of the first things that I want to do with the map is to send it as an attachment to the editor of the Tristan da Cunha newsletter, plus some other prominent Tristan islanders. That should come as a huge surprise to them since Tristan is rarely if ever mapped at all because of it's remoteness. I have yet to see a single map of the sole settlement on the island, Edinburgh of the Seven Seas. My Edinburgh of the Seven Seas inset map may be the only such map in existence.
I might point out that the map was created in CMYK so the colors are very gaudy onscreen. I wish there was some way that this problem could be corrected.
If you have any ideas for a Paradise Travel Map, I welcome your suggestions.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Creating a Paradise Travel Map - Finished Art
Friday, June 13, 2014
Creating a Paradise Travel Map - Part 12
This is the 12th in a series of articles describing my process in creating a Paradise Travel Map.
The map may appear to be completed. Actually, all the elements are more or less finished on the map, except for the island itself. There is still a lot of rendering to do on the island. I have painted in the base colors, and now I have begun the rendering process. I have been experimenting with how I will render the details on the map, especially the gulches. Every stream, with its accompanying gulch, originates on Queen Mary's Peak, the volcanic peak in the heart of the island that erupted in 1962, causing the islanders to take to the sea in fear of their lives.
There is one small area on the island that may be close to complete. It's the gulch area between the Queen Mary's Peak banner and the notation in the water saying: "Healthcare is free on Tristan". I've found it a challenge to accurately render the craggy gulches to my satisfaction. I think I am satisfied with this area, so I may proceed around the island, rendering all the streams and gulches accordingly.
I have derived immense satisfaction from working on this map, though it has extended out much longer than I had planned. I began the project on March 23 (2014) and I have been working on it off and on, late nights and early mornings since then. In the process, I have become fascinated with this tiny, remote, little known island nation. I have spent hours watching documentaries and reading everything I can find about Tristan da Cunha. It is truly one of the most unique populated places on earth.
Not that I would choose to visit Tristan da Cunha. You would have to be very motivated to actually visit the island. First, you have to get to Capetown, South Africa. Then you're looking at a week long boat ride halfway across the Atlantic Ocean to get to the island. Then, once you're there, you better be prepared to stay a while. Boats call on Tristan only about ten times a year, and there's no airport. So if you travel to Tristan, you must stay for several weeks until the next boat comes to get you. Oh, and don't get sick on Tristan. There's no air service to airlift you out to a hospital. There's no airport on Tristan da Cunha.
Hopefully, only one more update post, and the map will be complete.
To get a glimpse of what Tristan da Cunha is like, click here
If you'd like to see more of my cartoon maps, go to www.funmapsusa.net
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Creating a Paradise Travel Map - Part 11
|This is the eleventh in a series of articles describing my process in creating a Paradise Travel Map. If you've been following my posts, you can see that I'm on the home stretch now. I just finished coloring in the two corner panels on the right, and I toned the background for the text banner on the right. I also toned in the art for Tristao da Cunha on the text banner.
All that remains to color are the images to the right of the island, and the island itself. Stay tuned for the next post, which will probably be the last one for this series.
To see more of my cartoon maps, go to www.funmapsusa.net
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Creating a Paradise Travel Map - Part 10
This is the tenth in a series of articles describing my process in creating a Paradise Travel Map. Feel free to scroll down to see all of the previous posts.
The coloring process is moving ahead, slowly but surely. The left two corner panels are now completed. Also finished, the Five Finger fish, the Tristan Longboat and the Spectacled kestrel, to the left of the island. Most people would never imagine the hours that can be invested in an illustration. A lot of feather rendering was involved with the Spectacled kestrel in the lower left. I worked on the kestrel for an hour and 15 minutes.
Stay tuned. I'll be posting the next color steps very soon. To see more of my cartoon maps, go to www.funmapsusa.net
Have you seen my other blog, The Trowbridge Chronicles?
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Creating a Paradise Travel Map - Part 9
This is the ninth in a series of articles describing my process in creating a Paradise Travel Map.
What is a Paradise Travel Map? The vast majority of my work as a cartoon cartographer involves working on assignments. I'm hired by corporations, chambers of commerce, city and county governments and private individuals to draw cartoon maps of cities, towns, islands, coastlines. You name it, I've probably drawn it.
A Paradise Travel Map is a map that I've drawn for myself. I come across a place that intrigues me, like Tristan da Cunha above, then I create and market the map myself. Even though the map is not completed yet, I'm already getting a lot of traffic from the UK regarding the Tristan map, because Tristan da Cunha is a British protectorate.
Since my last post, you can see that I've started to tone the water a bit. I gradated darker hues into the water around the edges. I also finished up the inset map of Edinburgh of the Seven Seas, the village on Tristan. And I finished the ship on top of Tristao da Cunha, the discoverer of the island.
Stay tuned. I'll be showing more color soon. Have you seen my other blog, The Trowbridge Chronicles?
Friday, May 23, 2014
Tristan da Cunha - Part 8 - First Color
|This is the eighth in a series of installments that describe my process in creating a Paradise Travel Map. This is a map of Tristan da Cunha, a small little-known island in the South Atlantic Ocean that supports a population in one village of under 300. It is considered the most remote inhabited island on earth.
Now that the ink line is finished I have begun applying the color in Photoshop, by way of a Wacom Cintiq. The ocean water color is now flat, but there will be a lot of tonal variation and rendering in the ocean as the color progresses. The descriptive banner to the right also has flat color at this point.
The title banner is finished. You can see that I rendered on top of the flat color to give the banner to "age" it and give it more authenticity and flavor. I also did a lot of toning and tuning and shading in the color letters. All of the lettering on the map is done freehand. I taught myself to do freehand lettering when I was in eighth grade. I'm eternally grateful for learning that skill. It has benefited me almost daily for my entire life.
Have you seen my other blog, The Trowbridge Chronicles?
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Springtime in South Prairie
Upon finishing my artwork, I decided to keep riding, so I headed southeast out of Orting on Highway 162 to one of my favorite spots, South Prairie, a rural community in the shadow of Mount Rainier.
To my surprise, I found the meadows along the highway were ablaze with spring wildflowers. I know the montane, sub-alpine and alpine wildflower varieties, but I'm not very familiar with the lowland wildflowers. My best guess is that the white and purple flowers are valerians. But I only know the Sitka valerian that grows in the subalpine zone of the Olympic Moutains in Washington State.
I wish I knew for sure what these beautiful golden flowers are. Many of the fields and meadows along the road were carpeted with them. Upon further checking, it appears that this is a wild mustard field.
More mustard fields, this time with a herd of cattle. I only spent about 45 minutes in South Prairie today before I felt I needed to ride back home. It was a memorable motorcycle adventure.
It's easy to see by the above photos why I'm so glad I live in Washington State. I never take for granted the lush pastoral beauty that is rural Washington, my home state. I hope you enjoyed the pictures.
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Okie then lets make a list of choices:
a) She kepts being a nun
b) She ends with Asou (BUHHHH!)
c) She run away with Nishimoto mainly to become his p*** star in movies like the rebel nun (adult version) and all that jazz.
Sara has shown some signs of being attracted to Yakumo, though they do seem to be only in joking(chapter where Yakumo plays the bride for the brochure for Sara's church is one example).
Despite lesbian nuns being totally hot, I don't think Kobayashi is going to have Yakumo start a relationship with Sara. Yakumo's problem in the manga is her difficulty in starting relationships with men, and there wouldn't be a resolution to that problem if Yakumo suddenly became a lesbian near the end of the series.
Also, Sara can do multiple things on that list at the same time. For example, she could still be a nun while working at a Chinese restaurant with Asou, and open an orphanage at the same time.
Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you. - Friedrich Nietzsche
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The Marshall Thundering Herd may be in over their heads when they play the Southern Miss Golden Eagles.
The Marshall Thundering Herd will kick off a three-game road trip that begins in Southern Miss on Friday night. Marshall has lost six of its last eight games and the Golden Eagles have won their last five games.
The Thundering Herd are an up-tempo team that hopes the shots never stop falling. They shoot 44.7 percent from the field and average 77 points per game. The problem is they allow 76 points per game and for the opponent to make 45.7 percent of its shots. If the shots don't fall they lose, which has been the case lately with them shooting only 43.8 percent from the field and 30.1 percent from beyond the arc.
The Golden Eagles have been one of the most consistent teams in the C-USA and has actually covered in their last five games. During that time they're shooting 45.7 percent from the field and holding opponents to 40.4 percent shooting. Defensively, they're holding teams to just 62.2 points per game on the season, which would explain the 19-3 record and 9-0 record on their home court.
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For information on where to buy some of these ingredients in the Bay Area see my "Bay Area Sources for Ingredients" page.
Red sichuan peppercorns are often found at Chinese markets. Some specialty spice stores may also stock this. The red ones have an intensely floral and peppery fragrance but very little of the "numbing" effect.
Green sichuan peppercorns are difficult to find in the US. I bought mine online from posharpstore.com; delivery does add on to the cost, but so far this is one of the few places that I've seen this ingredient available. Green sichuan peppercorns are not well known in the US; many recipe writers don't distinguish between the two colors because they don't know that the green ones exist. The green ones have a more powerful "numbing" sensation on your tongue (called "ma" in Chinese).
The red and green ones are usually used together in Sichuan cuisine to achieve balance (ladyandpups.com).
Alaea sea salt is traditionally used in some Hawaiian foods such as kalua pork, but you can substitute any nearly type of the salt. Substitute an equal weight of salt (not an equal volume) since types of salt differ in how salty they are by volume due to the salt crystal shape and grain size (see here). For example, for 3-2/3 pounds of meat you could replace 1 Tbsp + 1 tsp (26 g) medium-grained Alaea Hawaiian salt with 2 Tbsp 1 tsp Diamond Crystal kosher salt since it also weighs 26 grams.
'Inamona: roasted, ground and sometimes salted kukai nut. Often used in traditional poke, though not all pokes include this ingredient.
This video on "How to Make Inamona" says that prepared 'inamona can be stored for a long time in the freezer. The video also shows that preparing 'Inamona is a long process takes several months since it needs to be dried and roasted, so you probably want to buy this ingredient pre-pared. It can be difficult to find; look in Hawaiian markets. "Sam Choy's Little Hawaiian Poke Cookbook" says that it can be replaced with roasted and ground cashew nuts (I haven't tried this). Since it has a mild flavor and a poke doesn't have to include this to be called a poke, I think this ingredient can also be left out of poke.
Ogo: seaweed
Store in a covered dark area for up to five days. Don't store imersed in fresh water (it reduces shelf life and nutritional benefits). Only rinse or prepare just before use. See specialtyproduce.com for more information.
Markets that stock Hawaiian products sometimes have some in the frozen section; if you are really luckily they might have some fresh ogo imported from Hawaii. Carlsbad Aquafarms has begun growing this in California, though I haven't been able to buy any from them yet (apparently available at the Santa Monica farmer's market).
Nori: Dried seaweed pressed into thin sheets.
Nori comes in several levels of crispiness. Some items are particularly suited to certain crispiness levels. For example, less crispy nori is generally stronger and is best for onigiri (rice balls) and futo-maki (thick sushi rolls). Handrolls are best when they are made from the most crispy and tender nori. The crispiness and recommended usages is often (but not always) indicated on the package, especially if the package is from Japan. Choose the nori whose crispiness indicator closely matches what you want to make. If there is no text which indicates crispiness, choose a package which has a picture closest to what you want to make, since the packages usually depict what it is best suited for.
For the Japanese, even the location that the seaweed is from is important. For handroll nori, one of the places that Hiroko Shimbo recommends is Ariake Bay in Japan, which is the type shown below.
Hiroko Shimbo recommends buying small packages of nori with only 10 sheets rather than the bulk packages, since the nori loses its crispness once the package is opened, even if you keep it tightly sealed.
Konbu (kelp):
Kidaka konbu is a reasonably prices all-purpose kelp. Packages that are labeled "dashi konbu" are usually Kidaka; this is the thinnest variety. Ma is particularly rich (it is especially liked in Osaka and Kyoto). Rausu is gives a meaty flavor to broth and very really broad. Rishiri is used to make clear stocks. See here for more information on the types of kelp.
Rice (for sushi):
The single most important thing for making sushi rice is to use a short grain Japanese style rice and to make sure you cook it correctly. Japanese rice is generally one of two varieties: sasanishiki or koshihikari. Koshihikari has many subtypes, including hitomebore, akitakomachi, hae-nuki, hi-no-hikari, kirara, tama-nishiki, kagayaki, and tamaki-mai; often koshihikari will be identified by only its subtype. Preferably buy a rice grown in Japan or California. I generally use either a akitakomachi grown in Japan or "Tamaki Gold" brand koshihikari rice grown in California. So far I've been happy with these three brands:
Rice Vinegar:
Buy hon-mirin ("real" mirin, 本味醂). It should have an alcohol content of 8% to 14%. For more information see here and here.
Salmon, raw: Often eaten as sushi.
Always make sure that you buy sushi fish that has been properly handled for sushi (e.g. fish that has been instantly killed with little stress, hygienically gutted, bled, and immediately cooled or frozen) if you want to eat it raw. Fresh does not mean that it is safe for sushi because it could have been hours after it was taken from the water before it was cooled. Sushi as we know it--that is with raw fish--didn't start in Japan until after WWII, when there were refrigerators and freezers which were able to safely preserve and transport raw fish. Many Japanese markets have sushi fish cut for sashimi; they are usually packaged in little Styrofoam trays with a liner underneath to absorb moisture and are kept in a separate refrigerator case from the fish meant to be cooked. Most American seafood markets don't carry sushi fish and even if they do the texture is often tougher and difficult to chew; ask the fishmonger if the fish you are buying is safe to eat raw and go to a seafood market that you trust because if it hasn't been handled correctly (i.e. not kept cold or frozen) than it isn't sushi quality anymore. It is especially important that salmon has been correctly handled for sushi since salmon (especially wild salmon) is often infested with fresh water parasites that will sicken humans (farmed salmon has a lower chance of parasites). Sushi salmon always under goes a special deep freezing stage in order to kill parasites (your home freezer is not cold enough). Do not eat raw salmon that hasn't been deep frozen for use as sushi, so do ask your salmon is safe to eat raw. (For more information see this wikipedia article on raw fish).
Soy Sauce (shoyu):
In "The Sushi Experience", Hiroko Shimbo suggests using shoyu from Japan, not the US because the Japanese ones have a better flavor. She says that glass bottles preserve soy sauce better than plastic. Look for soy sauce that has no alcohol or sweeteners. Look for the word marudaizu on the soy sauce package--it means whole soybeans (some soy sauce is made from defatted soy beans, left over from soybean oil production). Yuki means organic.
Koikuchi means ordinary (regular) shoyu. Usukuchi is light colored soy sauce. Usukuchi is used when cooking light colored foods which would be stained by regular shoyu; it is often used in Kyoto cusine. Usukuchi is saltier than regular soy sauce--generally 18-19% of its volume is salt, whereas koicuhi is usually around 16%.
See here for more information about types of Japanese soy sauces.
In the picture below "Fundokin Shoyu" is the brand name. "Yuki" means organic. "Usukuchi shoyu" means light soy sauce. The ingredients list has no preservatives, alcohol, or sweeteners.
Tonkatsu Sauce and Okonomiyaki sauce:
Bulldog brand is the most commonly used tonkatsu Sauce.
Otafuku company and bull dog make the best okonomiyaki sauce. Even though it is a slightly different consistency, Bulldog brand tonkatsu sauce can be used as a replacement for okonomiyaki sauce.
Kasma Loha-unchit's recommended brands are listed on her website. SheSimmers.com's recommendations are here). Healthy Boy fish sauce is less salty than other brands, so most likely you'll need more fish sauce if you use this brand (season it to taste).
Holy Basil (sometimes called "hot basil" in Thai markets): It has a very different flavor from regular basil. It is spicy and not sweet (Kasma has more information here). There are both green and purple versions of holy basil. Its leaves are slightly hairy and it has serrated edges. You're more likely to find it at Southeast Asian grocery stores or Southeast Asian farmer's market booths. It should keep for a week if you wrap it in a paper towel to absorb moisture and store it in a closed container or closed plastic bag. Do not wash the leaves; Kasma says that plants with hairy leaves from tropical places tend to wilt if they get wet.
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Nam prik pao (น้ำพริกเผา): a type of Thai roasted chili relish, (see here and here for more information on nam prik pao, and here for general information about how Thai relishes are eaten) for a long time.
It can be confusing to buy this ingredient, since it is usually marked ambiguously in English--it is often labeled simply as "chili paste in soya bean oil", so this is hard to distinguish since are many types of chili pastes. Look for the Thai word for nam prik pao on the jar, น้ำพริกเผา (see SheSimmers.com's post about nam prik pao). Also you may be able to identify this 1) using the picture on the jar (it may show raw vegetables, which are often eaten with this) 2) the ingredients should include red chili and dried shrimp 3) the directions may say it can be used for fried rice and as a "bread spread" (one common use of nam prik pao is eating it on toast, though there are many other uses).
The consistency is very jam like--I've heard it described as roasted chili jam and this makes sense once you taste it. It has a sweet savory umami flavor, much like plum sauce does in Chinese cooking. The sour comes from the tamarind in the nam prik pao. Kasma has some buying suggestions here (choose one with no msg, if possible). You can also make your own from scratch (see here and here).
Sometimes nam prik pao is covered in soy bean oil. If so, discard the soy bean oil at the top of the jar; the soy bean oil covering isn't necessary to preserve it and soy bean oil is a lower quality oil.
Nam prik pao is addictive (at least to me). The shrimp paste gives it a lot of umami.
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Coconut Sticky Rice with Mango). When eaten with a meal, some bites of this rice are often grabbed with the fingers and combined with a small piece of a non-saucy main dish (e.g. larb), fresh crisp side vegetables (cucumber, lettuce, etc), or chili relish--though you can use utensils if you want. It should be eaten with dishes that are solid and not very saucy; it shouldn't be used to soak up sauces (so for example, it does not go with curry). Kasma Loha-unchit has more information on this type of rice here.
This type of rice is called sticky rice, glutenous rice, or sweet rice. There are numerous cultivars of glutinous rice (including japonica, indica, and tropical japonica strains, see wikipedia) and the other types of sticky rice cannot be used as a replacement (e.g. Chinese glutenous / sweet rice is something different) so in order to ensure that you are buying the correct type of rice, make sure your sticky rice was grown in Thailand or Laos. If your package has Thai on it, you can also look for the Thai for word for this type of sticky rice, ข้าวเหนียว (SheSimmers.com has more information on sticky rice and lists how sticky rice is spelled in a few different languages). Currently, I use the Three Ladies brand (pictured to the right) because it is easy to find in my area; Kasma Loha-unchit also recommends this brand (see her recommendations for brands). Unlike non-glutinous rice which is slightly translucent when raw and opaque when cooked, milled glutinous rice is white and fully opaque when raw and slightly translucent when cooked. Purple glutinous rice is also available; it is unmilled and its bran has a purple or black color; it is a different strain than white glutinous rice so it is not simply unmilled white glutinous rice.
Thai sticky rice uses a different cooking technique than other types of rices; it is soaked and then steamed without allowing any water to touch it. See here for the recipe.


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Australian Scientists Discover 'Oldest Living Thing On Earth'
timothy posted more than 2 years ago | from the sorry-dad's-television dept.172
New submitter offsafely writes "Scientists in Australia have discovered the oldest living life-form to date: a small patch of Ancient Seagrass, dated through DNA sequencing at 200,000 years old." Says the linked article: "This is far older than the current known oldest species, a Tasmanian plant that is believed to be 43,000 years old." What I want to know is, How does it taste?