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Memorial services for Raelene Best, 63, who passed away Saturday, April 27, 2013 at Mercy Hospice in Johnston, will be held 1:30 p.m., Friday, May 10 at the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Indianola with burial of cremains following in the Indianola I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Visitation will be held 4 to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, May 9 at Overton Funeral Home in Indianola where family will be present to greet friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Raelene Best grew up in the southwest Iowa town of Sharpsburg where she attended school from K–6th grade, Lenox and Sharpsburg consolidated schools when she was in 6th grade, and she graduated from Lenox Community High School in 1968. She attended the University of Northern Iowa from 1968 – January, 1970, and transferred to Simpson College where she earned a Bachelor of Music degree in music education in 1972. She then attended the University of Northern Iowa where she earned the Master of Arts degree in music in 1976. Raelene taught K–12 vocal music at Union-Whitten for 2 years and junior high vocal music at Brody Junior High in Des Moines for 5 years.
Raelene and Denis Best were married at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Indianola, in 1979 and she has lived in Indianola since then. She is survived by her husband, children David Best of Des Moines, Sara, married to Miguel Garcia, and granddaughter Natalia Garcia of Johnston, IA. She is also survived by four sisters and their spouses: Linda and Fred Woolley of Papillion, NE, Kathy of Port Orchard, WA, Sue and Keith Borcherding of Redfield, IA, Jan and Richard Sickels, Lenox, IA; as well as two brothers and their spouses: Jim and Karen Beach of Muscatine, IA, Tim and Cynthia Beach of Lacey, WA, many nieces, nephews, and cousins and her Aunt Jo Walter, Lenox, IA. She was preceded in death by her parents Bill (1983) and Patricia (1998) Beach of Lenox, IA and brothers, Jerry (1959) and Bob (2004).
When Raelene moved to Indianola, she became a private music instructor. Over the years she has given piano, guitar and voice lessons to hundreds of students at her home studio. Her students performed in the Indianola Music Festival, National Guild Auditions, gave recitals and provided music at area nursing homes. Many of her students have gone on to successful careers in music and many learned to enjoy music in their life.
Denny and Raelene formed The Best Little Country Band in 1980 and played in that band until 1989. Denny played bass guitar and sang and Raelene played keyboard, rhythm guitar and sang. They played in the central Iowa area for clubs, organizations and private parties. Later, they performed as the Best Family Band, with David joining them on drums and Sara playing fiddle and singing. They performed several times at the National Balloon Classic, Bluegrass Tuesdays, other community events.
From 1993 to 2011 Raelene served on the music faculty at Simpson College where she was an assistant professor of music. She taught piano lessons and guitar classes and accompanied voice students for lessons and recitals. She also helped recruit prospective music students, managed the music department web site, and served on several school and department committees.
Raelene also served as music director for Theatre Simpson from 1998–2011 where she provided musical direction for musicals and plays as well as vocal coaching and accompaniment for students preparing auditions. In 2008 Raelene received a Certificate of Merit for Musical Direction from the Region V Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for her musical direction of the Theatre Simpson production of Frog and Toad. Raelene enjoyed attending the American College Theatre Festivals and served as accompanist for summer stock auditions at the Festival several times.
Teaching at Simpson was Raelene's dream job. She loved Simpson because as a student she was encouraged to grow and develop her musical skills, had performance opportunities and musical challenges she never would have experienced anywhere else. Being part of a faculty that continued to challenge and encourage students and to see them go on to have successful musical careers was rewarding and fulfilling.
Raelene belonged to the National, Iowa, and Indianola Federation of Music Clubs and has held state and local offices. She was chair of the Indianola Music Festival for 20 years. Other musical activities in the community included serving as substitute organist at the First United Methodist Church for several years, being involved in Carousel Community Theatre and serving on the board of the Indianola Concert Association. She was a lifetime member of the National Education Association and Iowa Education Association and also belonged to the Iowa Composers Forum.
Raelene was an active church musician at Redeemer Lutheran Church for 30 years where she was able to serve God, her church family and the community. At Redeemer, Raelene served as organist and pianist for church services and served as choir director and accompanist for youth, middle school, high school and Senior Choirs. She wrote and directed several Christmas programs for youth and several anthems for the Senior Choir. She served as a vocalist, organist and pianist for many funerals and weddings. Directing the Senior Choir, knowing the choir musicians and playing for the Christmas Eve services were highlights in her musical life at Redeemer.
While Raelene's accomplishments were many, her influence on her family is even greater – through her children, her siblings, and every generation of her extended family. Her patience, love of teaching, and generous sharing of her music has been an inspiration and will live on in the hearts and talents of her family. The Best Family Band performed at many family reunions and hearing her sing and play the fiddle was especially enjoyed. Raelene is known for loving children, especially her granddaughter, Natalia, and the children all loved her. When asked for advice, she had a special way of helping solve the problem without telling the person what to do. Raelene's sense of humor, her endless positive attitude, and strong faith have impacted the family more than she realized.
During her illness, Raelene's family, Church, and community have been a wonderful source of support and encouragement. It has been a time to draw closer together and discover the many ways to help each other. We all learned the importance of saying "I love you."
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Indianola or Mercy Hospice in Johnston. For complete obituary information and to place an online condolence, please go to www.overtonfunerals.com.


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This ambitious exhibition features cutting edge ideas in the world of graphic design. Exploring looking and learning in a whole new way, Graphic Design— Now in Production spans two related but distinct locations in downtown Grand Rapids.
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In 2002, paleontologists found the second-oldest mammal skull just outside of a rural village in northern Argentina. At the time, the skull was mostly hidden in rock and its identity remained a mystery. In 2005, scientists sent the skull to a technician who, until recently, has been removing the rock from around the fossil – finally revealing a saber-toothed, squirrel-like creature with a striking similarity to the Ice Age character Scrat. The new species, named Cronopio dentiacutus for its narrow snout and long fangs, was about 8 to 9 inches (20 to 23 centimeters) long and likely used its pointy teeth to hunt and eat insects.
Both mammals and dinosaurs appeared near the end of the Triassic period, some 220 million years ago. When dinosaurs disappeared about 65 million years ago, mammals thrived. But ancient mammal fossils are still exceedingly rare, mostly because of their small sizes. As a result, paleontologists know of roughly one genus of mammal for every million years between 65 million and 220 million years ago—making for a woefully incomplete record.


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I am posting something rather different today. My BB (big burly for the new people) is in the towing equipment business. One of his customers has one of the biggest tow trucks in Canada and is often called upon to pull semi trailer wrecks out of the mountainsides of B.C. I am showing you a bit of the process here.
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THREE OR MORE TUESDAY: That's A Lot Of Boxes
I am posting something rather different today. My BB (big burly for the new people) is in the towing equipment business. One of his customers has one of the biggest tow trucks in Canada and is often called upon to pull semi trailer wrecks out of the mountainsides of B.C. I am showing you a bit of the process here.
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- ellen b said...
Oh my. Something you never think about. Who has to recover all those spilled goods!!
- May 18, 2009 at 7:06 PM
- Really Rainey said...
What a terrible mess!
But what an awesome truck!
Cool post!
~Really Rainey~
- May 19, 2009 at 12:31 AM
- Tam said...
Oh what an interesting and unique Three Or More post. I love that you put those pictures into a collage. Thank you for sharing.
Have a great Tuesday,
- May 19, 2009 at 3:35 AM
- Carrie said...
That is quite a mess.
- May 19, 2009 at 5:47 AM
- xinex said...
Oh my goodness, what a mess! I hope they can salvage as much as they can...Christine
- May 19, 2009 at 5:51 AM
- Rechelle ~Walnuthaven Cottage~ said...
Now that is one big mess! One fantastically big mess! lol!
Now this is a post I won't soon forget.
I hope you have a fab day and thanks for stopping by my blog and saying "hi!".
- May 19, 2009 at 7:29 AM
- Florida Sue said...
That's one big tow truck. Makes you wonder if the semi driver was salvaged. Whew.
- May 19, 2009 at 8:35 AM
- Barb said...
Thanks for coming by to see me, and for your comments about the clocks we have.
I laughed out loud when you asked "is it the clock or my husband who was vintage?".
I'll be sure to show him.
It is especially funny since i have listed him before on some various posts.
I'm going back to see more of your posts.
Barbara Jean
- May 19, 2009 at 9:06 AM
- Mrs Zeee said...
oh - my DH would hate to be referred to as vintage.
- May 19, 2009 at 10:30 AM
- Cass @ That Old House said...
Oh holy mackerel! What a MESS, and what a nearly impossible thing to tackle. Whenever I've seen something like this in real life, I've always wondered, "Who the heck can fix this?" and now I know! It's Lori's husband!
Wow... I am impressed. Terrified, looking at that steep incline, but impressed.
And I think you are right-- our ghosts needed us, so we had to end up here in That Old House. And I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who has had dreams involving houses! We are normal, you and I, after all. Right???
- May 19, 2009 at 4:28 PM
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
I wonder if those little weeds that you are talking about are the ones known as flick weeds. They originated in New Zealand, at least that is what I was told. And they look like burgundy redish clover leaves. But when those yellow little flowers go to seed, look out. They are all over, in nursery stock, in perennials, in bedding plants. I have to be very vigilant when purchasing any new plant. Some nurseries are not very clean, and I don't want that in my garden.
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As far as safeties go, I'm liking Duke Williams of Nevada, though he needs a bit of coaching. Currently a SS but could play FS imo and has a good turnover track record. Vaccaro also a nice player, but maybe not nice enough for where he'll get drafted.
Jefferson and DJ Swearinger also look solid. Reid is an impact player but definitely inconsistent.
Not sold on Williams or Rambo of Georgia, Elam or Thomas.
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better. - S. Beckett
He does have very good return "skills". I'll give you that too.
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New England is probably going to screw us by choosing Elam, watch.
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MT. JEWETT – A total of 45 bears harvested throughout five different counties were processed at the Pennsylvania Game Commission's bear check station in Mt. Jewett on Saturday, the opening day of this year's four-day bear season. Of those bears, the majority-- 31-- were female, and most had been harvested in McKean County.


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FORT DODGE — It's one thing to tangle with another 160-pound opponent in the state tournament, like John Young did as a Creston/Orient-Macksburg wrestler in high school.
But, it's quite another feat to ride out a bucking 1,800-pound bull for eight seconds, and do so better than all the other professional rodeo cowboys in a national rodeo event.
That's how the 19-year-old college sophomore spent the past weekend in Oklahoma City.
Young, son of James and Alison Young of rural Orient, was bull riding champion at the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo April 4-6. In the process, he won just over $23,000 and a $20,000 voucher for a Ram truck.
The second-year student at Iowa Central Community College, where he is studying business and participates on the school's rodeo team, said the payoff comes in handy at his stage of his life.
"I've got bills to pay like anyone else," Young said. "It helps cover rodeo (expenses) and toward college."
Young is able to compete as a collegiate amateur because participants at the Ram National Circuit Finals aren't paid to compete, they are only paid if they win. They all pay an entry fee.
Young qualified for the finals by winning the Great Lakes Circuit bull-riding competition. Winning there, against older, more experienced riders, was a thrill.
"For sure, that is the most excited I've ever been," Young said.
Young, who is rodeoing on his Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) permit, has aspirations of qualifying for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in 2014, and someday earning the title of world champion.
But first, Young was back in class this week at Iowa Central, and practicing for the college team at the Webster County Fairgrounds.
Young was the only cowboy to ride three bulls for the full eight seconds during the competition. The Great Lakes Circuit's rising star watched his three competitors in the finals get bucked off before he climbed in the chute. He then stayed aboard to claim the victory.
"There were 24 competitors when we started," Young said. "We get on two bulls in the first round, and then it's scored on average. The top eight go to the semifinals and then the top four go to the finals."
Young nearly fell short of the big payoff before reaching the finals.
"My score the first two rounds got me qualified," Young said, "because I got bucked off the third-round bull in the semifinals. But since I won on overage in the first two rounds, I made the finals."
Battling a groin injury that started to bother him in the later rounds, Young said he reached back for some benefits from his wrestling days. The sport not only helped him in athletic areas such as balance and strength, but also in perseverance.
"There are similarities in wrestling and bull-riding," he said. "Mental toughness. Fight through it. The injury didn't hurt until the final round, after riding that many bulls. I rode him pretty good, and I was the only one to ride that round."
Those eight seconds could be a springboard toward his ultimate dream.
"Hopefully I opened some eyes,' Young said. "After I graduate next December, I'd like to go professional in rodeo."
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On a shorter timeline, he hopes to represent Iowa Central again at the College National Finals Rodeo in June in Casper, Wyo. Last year he made the bull-riding finals, finishing sixth in average score.
"I'd like to win it this year," Young said.
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Morphea is a form of scleroderma, a term that literally means "hard skin." Signs of morphea include:
Morphea usually affects only the uppermost layers of your skin (the dermis and the superficial fatty tissue beneath the dermis). In some cases, morphea may involve the deeper fatty tissue or the connective tissue (fascia or muscle) below your skin. The condition generally lasts several years and then disappears on its own. However, it usually leaves patches of darkened or discolored skin.
If you notice patches of discoloring, hardening or thickening skin, see your doctor. Early diagnosis and treatment may help slow the development of new patches, and allow your doctor to identify and treat complications before they worsen.
The exact cause of morphea is unknown, though doctors do know it's not contagious. It's believed that an unusual reaction of the immune system plays a role in the development of this condition.
The onset of morphea may be related to:
Because the cause of morphea is unknown, it's difficult to pinpoint who may be at a higher risk. However, there are several known factors that may increase your risk of developing morphea, including:
Morphea can cause a number of complications, including:
You're likely to first see your primary care physician. However, he or she may then refer you to a doctor who specializes in skin disorders (dermatologist). You also may be referred to a doctor who specializes in diseases of the joints, bones and muscles (rheumatologist).
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment and know what to expect from your doctor.
Preparing a list of questions can help you cover all of the points that are important to you. For morphea, some basic questions you might want to ask include:
Don't hesitate to ask any other relevant questions you have.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, including:
A doctor may confirm a diagnosis of morphea based on:
Morphea has no known cure. Treatment of morphea focuses on controlling signs and symptoms and slowing spread.
Because morphea may get better on its own without treatment, because most treatments have side effects and because morphea has no one proven treatment, your doctor may suggest no treatment or treatment with a mild topical corticosteroid cream. In some cases, your doctor may recommend additional treatments. It's important for you to weigh the risks and benefits. Treatments may include:
Because morphea dries out the affected skin, moisturizers may help soften and improve the feel of your skin. It's a good idea to avoid long, hot showers or baths, as these can dry your skin.
If you have morphea in more-visible locations, makeup and other topical treatments may help to hide the condition and make your skin appear more natural.
Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) is an oral medication that has been used to treat morphea and scleroderma. However, it hasn't been proved to reduce skin symptoms in clinical trials. If you're interested in trying PABA, discuss its proper use with your doctor.
Because morphea affects your appearance, it can be an especially difficult condition to live with. In addition, you may also be concerned that it will get worse.
Talk to your doctor about treatments that may help lessen your symptoms, a referral to a mental health professional if you want counseling, or contact information for a scleroderma or morphea support group in your area.
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Tim is the president and founder of Palo Alto Software who makes the best business planning software I've ever seen. So what does that have to do with gratitude? I've gotten two great gifts from Tim over the last few years: a copy of Business Plan Pro and an hour of his time, both in connection with the McCloskey business plan competition.
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Down Syndrome is a genetic condition that occurs in about one of every 733 births and affects more than 350,000 people in the United States.
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School board members got the first glimpse of the proposed rezoning, which is prompted by the new Columbia Middle School opening on William Few Parkway next school year.
Under the proposed plan, Evans and Grovetown Middle schools would see the biggest changes to its pupil populations.
A 22-year-old Evans woman injured in a violent alcohol-related crash in February has again been charged with driving under the influence.
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Just before 4 a.m. Oct. 3,, Deputy J.A. Brogdanow pulled Sevigny over on Evans-to-Locks Road near Blue Ridge Drive when she failed to dim her headlights, said Capt. Steve Morris.
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Harlem United Methodist Church opened its ninth annual Pumpkin Patch last weekend at the church on Milledgeville Road.
The patch offers family activities and more than 1,000 pumpkins, event coordinator Debbie Nunley said. Proceeds go to the church's outreach ministries, including stocking the church food bank and buying Christmas gifts for needy children.
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Break out the parachute pants and leg-warmers. Friday, Columbia County will be rocking and rolling to the sounds of the '70s and '80s.
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Ana recently gave an interview to thetennisspace.com, advising amateur players about how to pack their racket bags. The following is a reproduction of the feature:
Consider packing rackets strung at two different tensions – that gives you options. "I usually carry about five rackets, strung at two different tensions: four at my regular tension and one tighter. I may change to a more tightly-strung racket depending on the conditions or if I feel my timing is a little off on that particular day. If the conditions are hot and the ball is flying quickly through the air, a tighter racket would be needed. But it's rare that I would change it mid-match, because I practise about an hour-and-half before the match, so I know what conditions to expect. Obviously conditions can change, and then it's good to have more options."
Pack a sports drink filled with electrolytes, and a banana, and some power bars. Avoid chocolate and fizzy drinks. "I carry a sports drink filled with electrolytes to keep me well hydrated. I always carry a banana, which quickly releases energy. And power bars are also good to give you a boost of energy during a changeover, so I carry them too. For sure club players should avoid foods with high fat and sugar contents, like chocolate. And fizzy drinks aren't good either, because they can cause you to become bloated: water would be far better. You don't always have to buy a sports drink – I know they can be expensive. Instead, you could buy some electrolyte tablets or powder that you dissolve in water."
Some players like to take lucky charms or mascots on court. "I used to, but not so much these days. In the past I have carried lucky pennies."
Don't forget a spare outfit and a towel. "I always have a spare outfit in my bag. In the locker room they have towels, and we can get extra on court from the ball boys. I recommend to club players to carry a towel."
Leave room in your bag for a book, string, stencils, ink, accessories, sunscreen, and lip balm. "I don't like to unpack my racket bag too much, so I will often carry onto court some things that I won't actually use during a match, for example the book I am reading, and maybe a packet of string, as well as my racket stencil and ink. I will also carry my accessories: wrist bands, visors and hair bands and hair ties. Something I sometimes forget to carry is sun screen – that's very important, of course. And lip balm, too. I actually don't leave anything in my locker: it's all in my bag."
Pack the night before. "I keep some of the stuff in there permanently until it runs out, for example the string, visors and shoes. But items like food and drinks, I pack the night before, along with my clean tennis dress."


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I'd just like to add that you're not boring me either. The board is called "projects" so this is what's all about. The more pics the better as far as I'm concerned.
I have made a little progress but not much. Getting up to x-mas was crazy but I made it thru. Late in Dec. I managed to slip and fall off of the step on my work truck. Ya know when ya fall you always look to see if any one saw ya fall. Well no one saw me make my gracefull landing but I was stuck for a minute or two while I waited for my helper to come over and help me out. I wish I had a pic to show ya all, since I was stuck between my truck and another that I was parked really close to. Any ways my back keep me limited on my evening activities . I got started the first of last week, got a call on Tues, my buddies Father in law passed away. The next night it seems i broke the wifes car, She says it never makes that noise when she drives it. So amoungst the wake , funeral , and the wheel bearing hub, brakes, and ball joints. I need at least a day or two to clean up. Oh ya she just told me she needs an oil change too.
The project is still moving forward, just really slow still. I'll post more pics soon.
BTW I hope everyone had a Great Holiday.
Found a little time, here is a couple pics. Sorry for the focus not being the greatest. I think I am getting close here, a few odds and ends and a little paint should top it off. BTW when I got started I found that I was nearly out of argon mix, so I finished with 6013 and 7018. The 60 was just to tack since I am not to good at tacking with the 7018.
I know these arnt perfect, but I was quite happy when the slag lifted off like it did.
Again these arnt the prettiest but I think I am getting there.
Now I have to get back into the CAD mood again and finish my plans.
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1/2 cup
chopped onion
1/2 teaspoon
white sugar
salt to taste
ground black pepper to taste
2 tablespoons
2 tablespoons
all-purpose flour
2 cups
With some modifications this soup was THE BEST tomato soup I have EVER had in my life. I think with these modifications, people will find that "something" they thought was missing.
I used 3 vine-ripened tomatoes and one large sweet or vidalia onion. I simmered the tomatoes and onion and spices like it said. Just before it was done simmering I did step 2. Before adding the mixture from the other pot, I added a large can of crushed tomatoes. Then I added the mixture of tomatoes, onions and spices.
I kept adding salt and pepper to taste. Towards the end I also kept adding parmesan(sp?) cheese to taste. You can add milk and/or water to make it creamier or soupier.
You might want to go ahead and add another tomato or so if you want an extra tomato taste (I mean, in the begining, when simmering, not at the end of making it! haha)
The only thing I would change is I would boil the tomatoes to remove the skins prior to simmering (at one point I thought there were worms in the soup, but it was tomato skin!). Also, it would be good served with a dollop of sour cream on top.
This was very yummy, I will be using it over and over!! Hope this helped!
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Thank you for this quick and easy tomato soup recipe. The only things done differently was remove the tomato skins first by placing in boiling water. Also, after cooking tomatoes with onions etc. I ran everything through the blender then added to the thickened saucepan. Will be using this one over and over.
I didn't like this at first. One thing I did do differently was to use a food mill to puree the solids and strain out the tomato skins rather than just straining it. That may have contributed to the onion flavor being stronger than anticipated. I'm going to reheat the leftovers and garnish with bacon crumbles and maybe some croutons and see if that livens it up. (...I just changed my rating to 4 stars, it was very good the second day! Much more mellow. I'll make this again.) My advice, DON'T add canned tomatoes or sauce, then it's not FRESH tomato soup and it will be very acidic. Run the solids through a food mill or blender to get the most flavor.
I made this with about 12 tomatoes and I was shocked! It was creamy, thick and so much better than supermarket soup. My partner was delighted with it too. We ate it with french bread and cheese...who needs spoons?
This was a simple, fast, delicious soup. I only changed one step. Instead of straining the soup, I blended it for a smooth puree (using a hand blender) -- tasted incredible! I garnished with roasted corn and parsley.
I used the recipe as base after reading the reviews. I believe the beef base and celery seed really added a nice touch, and after being raised on the canned stuff, my 7 & 9 yr old kids LOVED this recipe. I used 5 tomatoes, chopped; 1 cup chopped onion; 1 teaspoon white sugar; salt and pepper to taste; 1/2 teaspoon celery seed;1 tbsp beef boullion ("beef base") or 1 beef or chicken boullion cube; 2 tbsp butter; 2 tbsp flour; 2 cups whole milk. After the onions were soft (12-14 mins), I pureed the mixture in the blender, half a batch at a time. I rinsed the pot then melted the butter, added flour and milk, and cooked for 5-7 mins stirring constantly so the milk wouldn't burn, until thickened. Then I added the pureed tomatoes and onion and heated through. Serve hot with a garnish of goldfish crackers, a handful of shredded cheese and/or parmesan. Made 4 medium servings. Great with a grilled cheese sandwich.
I fixed this for my husband and myself and we both raved about it. I then sent it on to our kids and grandkids in Camino, CA and they say it's become their favorite soup. It's a truly fresh and satisfying soup!!
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Calories: 298
Calories from Fat: 143
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The only thing that kind of bothers me about the whole Brian Hartline thing is when they compare him to a receiver, it's always a white receiver; Jordy Nelson. Why can't he be compared to another productive receiver in the NFL, regardless of color? But, even that I understand because Jordy Nelson is also a white receiver who people underestimate his athleticism because of his race. Black and white athletes are different, that's just it, but to say pointing it out is racist, I don't agree.


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