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Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg
Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg
Salzburg has managed to preserve an extraordinarily rich urban fabric, developed over the period from the Middle Ages to the 19th century when it was a city-state ruled by a prince-archbishop. Its Flamboyant Gothic art attracted many craftsmen and artists before the city became even better known through the work of the Italian architects Vincenzo Scamozzi and Santini Solari, to whom the centre of Salzburg owes much of its Baroque appearance. This meeting-point of northern and southern Europe perhaps sparked the genius of Salzburg's most famous son, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose name has been associated with the city ever since.
Centre historique de la ville de Salzbourg
Salzbourg a su préserver un tissu urbain d'une richesse exceptionnelle élaboré entre le Moyen Âge et le XIXe siècle, alors qu'elle formait une ville-État gouvernée par son prince-archevêque. L'art gothique flamboyant qui s'y épanouit attira dans la ville de nombreux artistes avant que son rayonnement ne s'affirme encore avec l'intervention d'architectes italiens, Vincenzo Scamozzi et Santini Solari, à qui le centre de Salzbourg doit beaucoup de son caractère baroque. Cette rencontre du nord et du sud de l'Europe n'est peut-être pas étrangère au génie du plus illustre des fils de Salzbourg, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, dont la renommée universelle rejaillit désormais sur la ville.
الوسط التاريخي لمدينة سالسبورغ
لقد تمكّنت سالسبورغ من الحفاظ على نسيج حضري ثري جداً تبلور بين العصور الوسطى والقرن التاسع عشر عندما كانت مدينة- دولة يحكمها أمير – أسقف. وقد جذب الفن القوطي البارز الذي ازدهر فيها عدداً من الفنانين قبل أن يثبت إشعاعها بتدخّل مهندسين معماريين إيطاليين مثل فينشينزو سكاموزي وسانتيني سولاري الذي يدين له وسط سالسبورغ بالكثير من طابعه الباروكي. إن هذا اللقاء بين الشمال والجنوب في أوروبا قد لا يكون غريباً عن تلك العبقرية التي يتمتع بها أهم أبناء سالسبورغ، وهو وولفغانغ أماديوس موزارت، الذي تنعكس سمعته العالمية على المدينة.
source: UNESCO/ERI
当萨尔茨堡还是大主教统治下的一个城邦的时候,就一直在尽力保护那些建于中世纪至19世纪的珍贵城市建筑。在她广为人知之前就以其火焰样的哥特式艺术吸引了大批工匠和艺术家。后来,意大利建筑师文森佐·斯卡莫齐(Vincenzo Scamozzi)和山迪尼·索拉里(Santini Solari)为这里带来了大量巴洛克风格的建筑,通过他们的作品,这个城市也得到了更大的知名度。也许正是这种南北欧艺术的交融才成就了萨尔茨堡最著名的天才——乌夫冈·阿马戴乌斯·莫扎特(Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)。从那时起至今, 他的名字便一直和这个城市联系在一起。
source: UNESCO/ERI
Исторический центр города Зальцбург
Зальцбург сумел сохранить необычайно богатую городскую застройку, сформировавшуюся в период от средневековья до XIX в., когда он был городом-государством под управлением герцога-архиепископа. Архитектура города в стиле «пламенеющей готики» создавалась множеством ремесленников и художников еще до того, как город стал еще более знаменитым благодаря работам итальянских архитекторов Винченцо Скамоцци и Сантини Солари, которым центр города обязан своим барочным обликом. Зальцбург, расположенный на стыке северной и южной Европы, возможно, стал той искрой, которая породила гений своего самого известного сына – Вольфганга Амадея Моцарта, чье имя всегда ассоциируется с этим городом.
source: UNESCO/ERI
Centro histórico de Salzburgo
Salzburgo ha logrado preservar un tejido urbano de excepcional riqueza, que se fue estructurando desde la Edad Media hasta el siglo XIX, cuando era una ciudad-Estado gobernada por un príncipe-arzobispo. El arte gótico flamígero de sus edificios atrajo a numerosos artistas, incluso antes de que la notoriedad arquitectónica de Salzburgo se afirmase tras la llegada de los arquitectos italianos Vincenzo Scamozzi y Santini Solari, que imprimieron al centro de la ciudad su sello barroco. El hecho de que la ciudad fuese un punto de encuentro entre el norte y el sur de Europa pudo influir en la genial inspiración del más ilustre de sus hijos, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, cuya fama universal aureola desde entonces a Salzburgo.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Historisch centrum van de stad Salzburg
Salzburg is erin geslaagd om zijn bijzonder rijke stedelijke vorm te behouden. De stadstructuur ontwikkelde zich van de Middeleeuwen tot de 19e eeuw, toen Salzburg een stadstaat was geregeerd door een prins-aartsbisschop . De flamboyante gotische kunst trok veel ambachtslieden en kunstenaars aan. Pas later werd de stad nog bekender door de Italiaanse architecten Vincenzo Scamozzi en Santini Solari, aan wie het Salzburger centrum zijn barokke uiterlijk dankt. De stad is een ontmoetingspunt tussen Noord- en Zuid-Europa, wat misschien wel een aanzet was voor de genialiteit van Salzburgs meest beroemde zoon, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wiens naam sindsdien altijd in verband gebracht wordt met de stad.
Source: unesco.nl
Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
Salzburg is an outstanding example of an ecclesiastical city-state, peculiar to the Holy Roman Empire, from Prussia to Italy. Most disappeared as political and administrative units in the early 19th century and adopted alternative trajectories of development. No other example of this type of political organism has survived so completely, preserving its urban fabric and individual buildings to such a remarkable degree as Salzburg.
Salzburg is the point where the Italian and German cultures met and which played a crucial role in the exchanges between these two cultures. The result is a Baroque town that has emerged intact from history, and exceptional material testimony of a particular culture and period. The centre of Salzburg owes much of its Baroque appearance to the Italian architects Vincenzo Scamozzi and Santino Solari.
The Salzburg skyline, against a backdrop of mountains, is characterized by its profusion of spires and domes, dominated by the fortress of HohenSalzburg. It contains a number of buildings, both secular and ecclesiastical, of very high quality from periods ranging from the late Middle Ages to the 20th Century. There is a clear separation, visible on the ground and on the map, between the lands of the Prince-Archbishops and those of the burghers. The former is characterized by its monumental buildings - the Cathedral, the Residence, the Franciscan Abbey, the Abbey of St Peter - and its open spaces, the Domplatz in particular. The burghers' houses, by contrast, are on small plots and front onto narrow streets, with the only open spaces provided by the three historic markets. Salzburg is rich in buildings from the Gothic period onwards, which combine to create a townscape and urban fabric of great individuality and beauty.
Salzburg is also intimately associated with many important artists and musicians, preeminent among them Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Criterion (ii): Salzburg played a crucial role in the interchange between Italian and German cultures, resulting in a flowering of the two cultures and a long-lasting exchange between them.
Criterion (iv): Salzburg is an exceptionally important example of a European ecclesiastical city-state, with a remarkable number of high-quality buildings, both secular and ecclesiastical, from periods ranging from the late Middle Ages to the 20th century.
Criterion (vi): Salzburg is noteworthy for its associations with the arts, and in particular with music, in the person of its famous son, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
The historic centre of Salzburg contains all the key elements that define the ecclesiastical city-state. The overall coherence is vulnerable to the adverse impact of new developments in the buffer zone and setting.
The centre of Salzburg has retained its historic townscape and street pattern to a high degree. Against the background of the surrounding hills, its architectural monuments, such as the Cathedral and the Nonnberg Convent, have retained their dominating roles on the skyline. The town has generally managed to preserve its historic substance and fabric, although it is vulnerable to new constructions which are not entirely sympathetic to the coherence of its Baroque form.
Protection and management requirements
Management occurs at national, regional and local level. The property is protected at both Federal and Provincial level. A number of other specific laws regarding particular matters (such as water management) also apply. In addition, consensual management is practiced, where property owners and relevant cultural societies can also bring about individual actions.
A management plan was elaborated in the year 2008 and finished by the end of January 2009 and sent to all authorities. This addresses the way new structures are integrated into the city's fabric and planning and how the impact of new urban development projects can be monitored and assessed to ensure the coherence and integrity are not compromised.
Over the last 40 years there has been an increasing collective awareness regarding the heritage value of the urban fabric. The Commune, and individual owners, take responsibility for the day-to-day management processes. This is based on advice and direction provided by the City's expert staff, in addition to guidance offered by the Federal Office for Protection of Monuments. Funds are available from the Federal State of Austria and through the Historic Centre Maintenance Fund (which is financed by the City and the Province).
Long Description
Salzburg is of outstanding universal value as an important example of a European ecclesiastical city-state which preserves to a remarkable degree its dramatic townscape, its historically significant urban fabric, and a large number of outstanding ecclesiastical and secular buildings from several centuries. It has preserved an extraordinarily rich urban fabric, developed from the Middle Ages to the 19th century when it was a city-state ruled by a prince-archbishop. Its flamboyant Gothic art attracted many craftsmen and artists before the city became even better known through the work of the Italian architects Vincenzo Scamozzi and Santini Solari, to whom the centre of Salzburg owes much of its Baroque appearance.
The city skyline, against a backdrop of mountains, is characterized by its profusion of spires and domes, dominated by the fortress of Hohensalzburg. There is a clear separation, visible on the ground and on the map, between the lands of the Prince-Archbishops and those of the burghers - the former characterized by monumental buildings and open spaces, the latter on small plots fronting on narrow streets, with the only open spaces provided by the three historic markets.
Salzburg is rich in buildings from the Gothic period onwards, which combine to create a townscape and urban fabric of great individuality and beauty. The cathedral (St Rupert and St Virgil) is the pre-eminent ecclesiastical building and the spiritual city centre. Archaeological excavations during the reconstruction following severe bomb damage in the Second World War have revealed much about the predecessors of the present building, back to its foundation in the 8th century as a three-aisled basilica. The second cathedral, in the same form but much enlarged, was built in 1181, but this was virtually destroyed by fire in 1598, to be replaced by the present structure. The original plan was the work of Vincenzo Scamozzi, a pupil of Andrea Palladio; the present building, the work of Santini Solari, the court master-builder, preserves many of Scamozzi's features.
The Benedictine Abbey of St Peter, founded in the closing years of the 7th century, contains in its church the only High Romanesque structure in Salzburg, mostly dating from the early 12th century. The main body of the church has undergone many modifications since the 12th century. Of special significance are the cemetery and catacombs of the abbey. The Nonnberg Benedictine Nunnery is the oldest convent north of the Alps, founded around the same time as the Abbey of St Peter. The present massive complex, on the eastern peak of the Mönchberg, is a striking feature of the townscape, with its dominating church roof and Baroque dome.
The Hohensalzburg Fortress, a Roman structure on this steep rock fan overlooking the city, was replaced in the Middle Ages by a wooden fort. The first stone building dates from the early 12th century and this was enlarged with towers, bastions and outer wards in the 15th century. Massive reconstruction and extension works were initiated at the beginning of the 16th century and continued to the late 17th century.
The creation of the Archbishop's Residence, begun in the early 12th century, lies in the heart of the old town. The present layout dates to the major rebuilding carried out by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau in the early years of the 17th century. The buildings are grouped round two courtyards.
In addition to its architectural heritage Salzburg is especially noteworthy for its associations with the arts, and in particular with music in the person of its famous son, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
Historical Description
No doubt because of its location at the narrowest point of the Salzach valley and sheltering between mountain ridges, Salzburg was the site of a substantial prehistoric settlement, and it became the natural choice for a Roman Settlement, Municipium Claudium Juvavum , at the intersection of three major Roman roads. What remained after the barbarian incursions from the 5th century onwards was granted in 696 by the Bavarian Duke Theodo to the Frankish missionary bishop Hrodbett, at the same time endowing the Abbey of St Peter at the foot Of the Monchsberg and the Nonnberg nunnery that he had founded with large tracts of land. The abbot Of St Peter's alS0 served as bishop. As a secular counterweight a ducaI palace was built between the ecclesiastical district and the river. The early medieval development of the town was in the area between the palace and the river. Churches proliferated and scholars were attracted to the town.
Two significant events took place at the end of the 10th century. The abbacy and archbishopric were separated in 987, and in 996 the burgher town was awarded the right to levy tolls and hold markets. In 1077 Archbishop Gebhard built the fortress of Hohensalzburg, as a symbol of his power. The town continued to grow, spreading along a north-west street parallel with the river. Massive stone walls were built in the 1120s, to replace the earlier wooden Palisades.
The growing town was ravaged by fire in 1167 and a major rebuilding of the cathedral took Place. Later medieval fires led the burghers to replace their wooden houses with substantial stone buildings of the Inn-Salzach burgher type. With the advent of the Gothic period around 1300 ecclesiastical and lay Proprietors vied in embellishing their town. The Late Gothic art of Salzburg acquired a renown that went far beyond the town itself, and many famous artists lived and worked there in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, who was appointed Archbishop in 1587, remodeled the entire City, directing his attentions in particular to the residence and the cathedral, with their associated structures. Salzburg escaped the ravages of the Thirty Years' war in the first half of the century, partly because of the new defences added by Archbishop Paris Lodron and partly because Of the Archbishop's Clever policy Of neutrality. He was responsible for the foundation of the university in 1622. During this period of prosperity the burghers copied the Style of the Princely buildings in the drastically remodeling of their houses.
The townscape was enhanced in the closing years of the 17th century with the advent of the Baroque Style, used for a number of notable buildings and a series of monumental fountains that grace the squares Of Salzburg. This period also saw a flowering of the town as a cultural centre of the Enlightenment. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg in 1756 and lived there until driven away by the Archbishop of the time, Hieronvmus Count Colloredo.
Ecclesiastical rule ended with the Napoleonic Wars in 1803, and it became an Electorate, Covering Berchtesgaden, Passau, and Eichstatt as well; its first ruler was Ferdinand Ill of Tuscany, who had been driven out of his own Grand Duchy. The war was catastrophic for the economy of Salzburg, which took Several decades to recover. It was not until the railway was built between Salzburg and Linz, extending to Munich, that it began to improve, with the advent of investors from Bavaria as well as elsewhere in Austria. There was a renewed surge of building activity that continued into the Present Century, culminating in the buildings of the Festspielhaus.
Salzburg suffered from aerial bombardment in World War II. Post-war reconstruction Went hand-in-hand with expansion, and a number of distinguished works of contemporary architecture were added to the town's rich stock from many periods.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation
News (2)
- World Heritage sites participate in Earth Hour Wednesday, March 28, 2012
- Message on the Occasion of the Floods Affecting a Number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites Tuesday, August 20, 2002
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The iconoclastic artist and musician died last weekend at age 59. He had suffered for more than a year from complications from bedsores, a not-unusual condition for someone who, like Callahan, was confined to a bed or a wheelchair 24 hours a day.
Twice in the past 12 months Callahan underwent surgery in which doctors scraped away dead tissue around the bedsores to try to prevent infection. The procedures failed; in addition, Callahan appeared to have become dependent on the Oxycodone doctors prescribed to kill the pain.
On July 19, Callahan was admitted to Legacy Good Samaritan hospital for additional surgery, but doctors were pessimistic about his prospects, according to Callahan's family. While bedsores themselves rarely cause death directly, the complications from bedsores—infections, sepsis, respiratory issues—often can. Five days after Callahan went into the hospital, an ambulance carried him last Saturday, July 24, to a hospice center in Southwest Portland. But before he arrived, he suffered respiratory failure. The ambulance returned to Good Sam and he died there later that day.
Those are the details of Callahan's final week. The details of his remarkable life—and his prodigious body of work—are more difficult to capture.
He wrote 10 books, painted and created two animated TV shows. In 2006, he issued an album, Purple Winos in the Rain, which WW's then-music editor, Amy McCullough, called "painfully honest and heartbreakingly sad."
Most Portlanders, however, knew him best for the cartoons he drew for this newspaper for 27 years. Crudely drawn, with almost unreadable captions, his work struck a chord with an audience that either loved—or hated—his puncturing of conventional wisdom.
He was an equal-opportunity offender—liberals, conservatives, women, men, Catholics, corporate America. No contributor to WW ever caused as many problems as he did. Advertisers left and readers screamed (and, in some cases, boycotted the paper) because of his scribblings.
He loved every minute of it and pointed with pride to dissident feminist Camille Paglia, who said, "John Callahan is one of the most important anti-PC voices we have in the country."
Born in Portland to an unwed mother and adopted at 6 months by a Catholic family, he was raised in The Dalles. Callahan became a heavy drinker at 12 or 13. An alcohol-fueled car accident (in which he was a passenger) left him, at age 21, with no use of his legs and only limited use of his hands. He quit drinking at 27.
For the next three decades Callahan was as familiar a sight around Northwest Portland as a slice of pie from Escape From New York Pizza.
Beyond Portland he became, by this city's standards, famous. In 1992, The New York Times Magazine devoted a cover story to Callahan, called "Defiantly Incorrect." One year later, he appeared on 60 Minutes. On Aug. 14, 1995, Judge Lance Ito said from the bench of the O.J. Simpson trial that he felt he was living in a "Callahan cartoon." And for many years, comedian Robin Williams held the life rights to Callahan's autobiography, hoping to make a movie about him. Callahan once said he wanted Philip Seymour Hoffman to star.
In an interview Callahan did with WW reporter Beth Slovic in December 2006, he revealed that a woman who was not a family member had sexually abused him as a young boy. (He would not say who.) He acknowledged that the abuse may have contributed to some of his meaner cartoons directed at women.
Callahan's sense of humor was palpable, not just in his work, but also in his daily conversations. Anyone who knew him was also aware of the painful sadness he carried with him in his motorized wheelchair, a despondency that may have been created by his quadriplegia, or just aided by it. It makes little difference. He was a Portland son, and few who met him were left untouched by his wit, his courage and his complete genuineness.
Several months ago, racked by pain that most of us could only imagine, he applied to Portland State University for an advanced degree in counseling.
"I call him the oracle of Portland," says Kinky Friedman, the Texas humorist who was a friend and champion of Callahan's work. "He was a very wise man, multitalented, very courageous and very funny." This Wednesday, July 28, Friedman perhaps plans to honor Callahan by playing some of Callahan's songs at a previously scheduled Portland appearance at the Roseland Theater. (See here for an interview with Friedman.)
Callahan's funeral service will be held 1 pm Friday, July 30, at St. Mary's Cathedral, 1716 NW Davis St. Several of his friends are planning another memorial, likely to be more ribald (details to follow). "Comedy is the main weapon we have against 'The Horror,'" Callahan once wrote. "With it we can strike a blow at death itself."


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"Make this simple dish, with a sour cream/cornflake coated twist on the usual breaded chicken, then sit back an receive the compliments!"
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skinless, boneless chicken breasts
2 cups
sour cream
2 cups
crushed cornflakes cereal
1 teaspoon
Italian-style seasoning
6 tablespoons
butter, melted
A few tips: The cornflakes should be finely crushed, and measure 2 cups AFTER being crushed. (This is close to 6 cups before crushing.) Also, if you put the sour cream on the chicken and refrigerate for at least an hour, the sour cream will stick to the chicken when you add the cornflakes and bake them. You will NOT need 2 cups sour cream! More like 3/4 cup. I added 1/2 pack Ranch dressing seasoning to sour cream. I also seasoned the cornflakes generously with garlic salt, onion salt and seasoned salt. My chicken breasts were large and cooked in 50 minutes. Longer than that, they probably would have been dry. I also left off the margarine and didn't need it. With these few tweaks, this was a delicious way to prepare chicken! My husband says this is his new favorite chicken dish!
This was okay, but I have had better chicken. I'd eat it again, but wouldn't go through too much trouble to actually make it.
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My husband, the pickiest eater ever, loved this. I made some changes. I had no corn flakes so I used the new extra crunchy bread crumbs by Progresso. I mixed in about a half of a packet of Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix to which I added some garlic powder and pepper. The last few minutes I put the chicken under the broiler to make sure it was crunchy on the outdide. It was tasty, moist and tender and best of all very simple to prepare.
This is a wonderful recipe! I make it quite often, as it is easy. I've found to avoid some of the mess, just place the chicken in the baking dish. Then spoon some sour cream over it and smooth it over. Then sprinkle the crumbs over (I use italian style bread crumbs w/some spices added by me!) and pat down. Flip them and repeat. If you use one hand for your utensil and one for the patting, you can avoid contamination.
The chicken is always tender and very flavorful!
Excellent Dish. I made my own modifications. For those who complained about not being very flavorful, this is what i did. I seasoned my thick chicken breasts real well first with Garlic salt, Pepper, Italian seasonings.(Generous amounts) then in a large zip lock bag, i added half sour cream, half ranch dressing, tossed the Chicken in there and marinated overnite. It really brings out the flavor, then i used the shake and bake hot and spicy mix, added my own seasonings to that because i love spicy, So added more Italian seasonings, a little garlic powder, Parmesan cheese, drizzled with butter. I put foil at the bottom of my baking dish, made a difference in the cleanup and browning of the chicken, I agree with someone, 60 min is way too long for this dish, i baked it at 400 for 35 minutes.Let me tell you, it was soo moist and tender, i literally used my fork to cut the chicken, never used a knife. And talk about Flavor. Its worth the extra step of marinating it overnite. Thank you for this recipe.
I put the chicken in some sour cream for about a half hour or less before coating it with the corn flake crumbs. I also put ranch seasoning in the sour cream and used a little salt, pepper, and garlic salt in the crumbs. A good way to crush the corn flakes is to put them in a ziploc bag and run a rolling pin over it!
Wow! I'd give this recipe more than 5 stars if I could. I'm a vegetarian, so I've not tasted this myself, but my 2 1/2 year-old son who has never eaten more than a few bites of any chicken (including nuggets dipped in ketchup) devoured a 1/2 breast! He started eating before we even said the blessing! My husband also really liked it, so it will become one of my staple recipes. I love it because it is easy (I don't have a lot of experience cooking meat so it has to be easy) and it uses ingredients I always have in the house. I followed the suggestion to put dry onion soup mix in the sour cream. I used half of a package for 1 cup of sour cream. I only had 3 chicken breasts (they were large) so I used 1 c. sour cream and had plenty left over. I used 2 cups of cornflakes and had to crush up more. Because I used the soup mix in the sour cream I only added a very little amount of pepper and garlic powder to the cornflakes. The chicken was VERY tender! It was incredibly simple and a big hit with the family. Thanks!
I made this last night and it was so fantastic I'm going to make it regularly. The measurements seemed a little off, so I played that by ear. I just used enough sour cream to coat each piece and I think I used a lot more corn flakes than was called for. I seasoned with garlic powder and added about a 1/4th of a cup of parmesan cheese. For those who say it's too bland, be sure you use enough sour cream.
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What's for dinner? #209 - "Spring is here. / The snow melts. / The earth is fresh. / The grass sprouts." [Old]
- Taro Gomei, "Spring is Here".
Is this true for you? It seems to be true here, in good old San Francisco town. Sunny, breezy... thinking of something lightish for dinner.... howza 'bout you?
juliejulez turned me on to this recipe: http://www.kalynskitchen.com/2005/04/...
which i think she's talked about here, or maybe it was the other pesto chicken recipe on that site she raved about. anyway, this one is really pulling at my heart-strings right now. but it's anyone's guess if the BF will allow me to cook tonight, or if i'll have to wait for the weekend. well, it's not anyone's guess, actually - i pretty much already know the answer to that.
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Both of them are good!! My SO said this one is the best thing I've ever made for him.
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That looks superb! Thanks for the link.
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well that answers that! sorry about the wetness. enjoy that steak and wine!
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Crummy weather is payback for having such a good time in Rome. It's all good.
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Ditto that, mc! Except for those two days, we've been dealing with this crumby weather all along. Well, at least we haven't lost power (yet) and the lawn is really greening up...
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Back to the good ol' US of A.... enjoy that steak, wine and golf!
Cold and nasty some 15 or so miles from SteveH....
Made a big pot of veggies, consisting of leek, Spanish onion, egg plant, green squash, tomato, some "set aside veggie stock from the freezer", about 10 cloves of garlic, chopped , fresh oregano, EVOO, S&P....cooked it down for about 1 1/2 hours..., froze half of it the remaining got hit with the immersion blender, a touch of cayenne pepper, and about 4 ounces of heavy cream, a couple cubes more of veggie stock. That will start dinner tonight...from there we have the oven on with a simple roast chicken, which will be plated with arroz con grandules or rice with lentils.
I bought some lemon sherbert for afterwards, with some store bought pound cake...
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Shaken, not stirred.
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I'll shake "her" up real good when she gets home!
The house smells great....poultry seasoned in the oven!
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So Phreddy, is that a thick mediteranean veggy soup with cream then, or more of a gratin?
It sounds pretty tasty, what with all the garlic and all.....
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GS....let's see I started writing to you this AM, but my computer decided to shut off...so I will start again;
Actually this soup is what should be called left over "Ratatouille soup." One day I knew had some in the fridge, and looked tired. There was about 2 cups leftover. I took out some garlic, chopped it up, threw it in a sauté pan with some EVOO, then the Ratatouille , a splash of some chicken stock, the stick blender and some half & half...it was not too bad.
With some tweaking I came up with this soup. The main difference between this and Ratatouille is that everything is made in one pot, not a classic preparation. My version:
Time: 1hr, 15 min.
3 Tbs. EVOO
1 Large Spanish onion, diced
1 Leek cleaned and chopped
1 Eggplant 1 lb. pealed and cut into 1 " cubes
2 Green or yellow zucchini, cut into 1" cubes
3 Roma tomatoes, de-seeded and cut into a large dice
10 Cloves of garlic, pealed and sliced
1 cup of chicken or vegetable stock,( plus 1/2 cup more if needed)
1 up of tomato juice
1 tsp. fresh Oregano (adjust to 1/2 if using dried)
2 Tbs. Kosher salt
1/2 tsp. Black pepper
1/2 cup of heavy cream
1 cup of plain croutons
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1) In a 3 or 4 quart pot, place EVOO, onions and Leek cover and allow to sweat down, about 5 to 7 minutes.
2) Add the tomato, eggplant and zucchini, stock and juice, and turn heat up until it comes to a boil. At this point turn down heat to a simmer and add garlic, oregano, S&P. Cook for 45 minutes.
3)Remove from heat and allow to cool about 10 minutes.
4)Using an immersion blender, process until a "smoothie " like consistency. If you desire a thinner soup add additional stock, and adjust your salt.
5)Add heavy cream and stir.
6) Serve with croutons floating on top like little sailboats.
I like the soft punch of some Cayenne pepper to balance out the sweetness of the onion and Leek.
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That sounds great - it reminds me of a soup I had in Catalonia a few years ago - but it was served cold, was pretty thin, and had a float of really nice OO on top.
I am sure it had onions, probably leek, garlic, eggplant, tomato, and smoked paprika in it.
i will give this a try - but probably wait for better veggies before I do:) Thanks!
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