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It's a fruitless search.
Make no mistake, it hasn't stopped us from looking. Whether it's a job, a swimsuit model, a car, a vacation, a politician, an experience or, in the case of me, fried foods that results in hair growth we are always looking for perfection.
It does not exist, my friends.
Including in fantasy drafts.
Not you, not me, not the annoying guy three cubes down who keeps bragging about how many leagues he has won and who calls everyone "Bro." The only person allowed to call everyone "Bro" is Steve Sanders and you have to be shirtless in your 'Vette to pull it off. Otherwise, you're a tool. But I digress. The point is no one has a perfect draft.
Partly because it's impossible to tell the future about the athletes you draft, partly because it's impossible to predict what your league mates will do, your team is only as good or as bad as it relates to the other teams in your league. People often forget that, as they display their teams on message boards or recite their rosters to perfect strangers. No team exists in a vacuum. Is three closers too many? Yeah, if everybody else just grabbed one and loaded up on starting pitching instead.
A draft is only one part of a successful season. An important part, to be sure, but only one. How you set your lineup every day, play the waiver wire, the trades you make, the trades you don't, the health of your team, what happens to your players in regard to playing time and, more importantly, performance (that they at least do what is expected of them) and how you react to those fluctuations are just as important. Especially compared to how every other team in your league handles the exact same challenges.
All that said, draft day is crucial. And hopeless though it may be, we still yearn for that perfect draft. Make no mistake, when I am busy yearning, a perfect draft is not tops on the list, but it does make the top 10.
What would it look like? Hard to say because honestly, we all have different definitions of perfection. But here's my attempt.
I went to the ESPN live draft results, which are based on our standard game, which is a 10-team, 5x5 mixed league, and I gave myself pick five (right in the middle of the round). The premise is that I would draft as though everything fell my way. Now, nothing crazy, like Miguel Cabrera falls to the third round. But that, based on the draft results, the player could drop to me up to two picks, and anyone whose ADP is lower than my pick was also fair game.
This never happens, of course. Even in a best-case scenario, there's always one or two guys that go just before you were going to grab him. But what the hell. It's my article, these are my rules, and in this world, I have a full head of hair, chicken fingers are better for you than tofu and everything is going my way in this draft.
So here's the team I built, in order, with their average draft position in parentheses. I've also included my thought process when taking them. You'll see I follow many of the names I mention in Love/Hate, 50 Facts and even You Heard Me! along with the suggestions of my Draft Day Manifesto. There are a few times I went out of order from my Top 250, based on team need or because my feelings have changed since I published those ranks.
Round 1, pick 5: Chase Utley (ADP: 5.9). As much as I preach outfield scarcity, it's not like second base is super deep. He's basically money in the bank for a 30/15 year with a .290 average and he once starred in a ESPN Fantasy Baseball commercial. Done and done.
Round 2, pick 16: Justin Upton (ADP: 18.3). Going later than he should, I have Upton at No. 10 overall. Outfield is shallow this year (remember, you gotta play five) so I tend to hit it early. Also notice a trend that will play out for most of this draft: I'm grabbing guys that get power and speed while protecting average.
Round 3, pick 25: Zack Greinke (ADP: 25.6). My basic take on pitching this year is to get a stud in the first five rounds and then wait, wait, wait. Hard to pass on Zack here, especially since I don't love any of my other choices here. (I've written before about how I'm down on Ian Kinsler and Ichiro, and I like Zack more than Derek Jeter with this team. I came close to grabbing Adrian Gonzalez, but first base is so deep, I felt I could wait. Plus, getting Zack allows me some leeway with my pitching. I can take a little more risk with my WHIP, for example.
By the way, this has nothing to do with anything, but since we are in the elite pitcher section, I thought I'd take the opportunity to address it. Many people questioned my CC Sabathia bold prediction in my You Heard Me! column. (Fewer than 15 wins, an ERA over 4.) Understand it's a bold prediction, so I'm not saying it's likely, just that it could happen. And among other things, it's based on this excellent entry in the TMI blog.
Round 4, pick 36: Kevin Youkilis (ADP: 38). Love Youk for the batting average and power he provides, especially at a shallow position like third base. When in doubt, I'm grabbing power before speed. Speed will be there later.
Round 5, pick 45: Adam Lind (ADP: 42.9). I said it'd have to be a draft where everything fell for me. So I'm hoping Lind drops two spots because someone thinks last year was a fluke. I got sour news for you, Jack. It wasn't. Another .300/30 homer guy in the outfield? Yes sir.
Round 6, pick 56: Curtis Granderson (ADP: 56.6). (Hmm, this is starting to look a lot like my AL Tout Wars team. Click on the link if you care. The live blog of the AL draft is kind of interesting.) Anyways, my first batting average risk, but, because of Zack, I didn't want to go with pitching and, thanks to Youkilis, I didn't need Aramis Ramirez. You know I am not going closer with Mo Rivera, and while I like both Andre Ethier and Carlos Lee, I wanted the speed of Granderson. I'm very high on Granderson and actually think we might be a little low on his power and speed projections. (You can see our projections for any player by clicking on them).
Round 7, pick 65: Ben Zobrist (ADP: 63.7). Another hoping-he-drops-two-spots guy, I'm drafting him here to play middle infield, but I like his position flexibility. For those that missed our "Baseball Tonight Fantasy Draft" special, we did something called "Blind Résumés," where we showed you two sets of stats and then revealed whom they belonged to. Shout-out to our producer Scott Clark while you check out one of the "reveals."
Just saying.
Round 8, pick 76: Billy Butler (ADP: 78.7). As much as I like Adrian Gonzalez, I'm happy I passed on him to get Butler here. The difference between Butler and Gonzalez is not nearly as great as the difference between Grienke (go Royals!) and say, Josh Johnson (the best pitcher available at this spot).
Round 9, pick 85: Gordon Beckham (ADP: 86.7). Another power/speed guy, I love Beckham this year, especially since he'll qualify at both second base and third base about 10 games into the season. This team is shaping up as fairly flexible, which is always nice.
Round 10, pick 96: Elvis Andrus (ADP: 95.4). No offense to Stephen Drew or the Drew family (except J.D. -- to hell with him), but after Andrus I felt there was a significant drop-off to the next tier of shortstops. My first pure speed guy.
Round 11, pick 105: Wandy Rodriguez (ADP: 109.3). With much of my offense filled out (only two outfield, a utility and a catcher are left), time to start grabbing some starting pitching. There may not be a better example of why you wait on pitching than the fact Wandy Rodriguez is going in pick 109. Way-Rod 4VR!
Round 12, pick 116: Jose Lopez (ADP: 116.3). Now I'm really glad I have Zobrist. I'm moving him to the outfield and throwing the underrated Lopez (25 home runs last year!) in my middle slot. He'll qualify at third in a week, so now with Youk, Beckham and soon Lopez, I have a lot of depth at third (a very scarce position this year) if I need to deal.
Round 13, pick 125: Brett Anderson (ADP: 133). I reached a little for Brett here, but I like him and his upside much more than any of the other choices here (mostly closers like Huston Street, Brian Wilson and Jose Valverde; I'm not paying for saves or outfielders, where I feel I'm pretty strong). Anderson had 105 strikeouts in just more than 106 innings last year and is a trendy sleeper for many, including me.
Round 14, pick 136: Juan Pierre (ADP: 136.8). Buster Olney has talked about how much the White Sox are gonna run this year (they've attempted 43 steals in 29 games this spring) and Pierre has never stolen fewer than 40 bags when he's received at least 375 at-bats (which he will this year). He's a career .301 hitter and I like him slightly more than my other speedy outfielder choices here like Nyjer Morgan or Julio Borbon.
Round 15, pick 145: Jason Heyward (ADP: 145.8). Oh yeah, I'm buying. Especially in a league this shallow, where if he doesn't work out, I can find replacements fairly easily.
Round 16, pick 156: Max Scherzer (ADP: 159.6). With my starting offense all set, I'm now just gonna take the best pitcher available for quite a while. Mad Max needs to stay healthy, but moving to Comerica only helps. My other choice was Rich Harden here, but I've soured a bit on him with his poor spring and questions about his velocity.
Round 17, pick 165: Jorge De La Rosa (ADP: 167.8). If you've read me any amount of time, you know I have long loved the Jorge De La Rosa. All over him and Ubaldo Jimenez last year and having Greinke gives me a little WHIP leeway. Which is gonna come in handy with my pick in Round 19.
Round 18, pick 176: Frank Francisco (ADP: 175). Time to finally bite the bullet and get a closer. He had 25 saves last year and, if he can stay healthy, that number will rise. Certainly worth an 18th-round pick. Seriously, why do people draft closers in the first 10 rounds?
Round 19, pick 185: Jonathan Sanchez (ADP: 199). Another bit of a reach ahead, but I'm very high on Sanchez this year, who seemed to turn a corner over the second half of last year. Definitely a WHIP risk, but worth it for the strikeouts he brings.
Round 20, pick 196: Mike Gonzalez (ADP: 201.5). Another closer. Yawn.
Round 21, pick 205: Francisco Liriano (ADP: 209.5). Apparently many of the ESPN drafters aren't buying his spring numbers: 30 strikeouts and five walks in 20 innings. Come on guys, at some point we have to start believing. Don't we? Guys? Hello? Am I alone on this island? Anyone? Hellooooo. Anyone at all?
Round 22, pick 216: Leo Nunez (ADP: 212.5). See Gonzalez, Mike.
Round 23, pick 225: Kurt Suzuki (ADP: 224.3). With standard leagues requiring only one catcher, you can wait if you don't get one of the big four. People don't realize Suzuki was actually the fourth-highest rated catcher on our Player Rater last season.
Round 24, pick 236: Kyle Blanks (ADP: 236). I'll shut up about Kyle Blanks now.
Round 25, pick 245: Matt Capps (ADP: 263). See Nunez, Leo.
So that's the team. It looks like this:
C Suzuki
1B Butler
2B Utley
SS Andrus
3B Youkilis
CO Beckham
MI J Lopez
OF J Upton
OF Lind
OF Granderson
OF Zobrist
OF Pierre
UT Heyward
P Greinke
P W. Rodriguez
P B Anderson
P Scherzer
P De La Rosa
P F Francisco
P M Gonzalez
P Capps
P Nunez
BN Liriano
BN K Blanks
BN J Sanchez
The idea is to have the four closers in at all times and sub in the starters; I can't imagine many days where I will have more than five starters going the same day. With that strategy in mind and using the ESPN projections for each player, my team totals come out like this:
Matthew Berry "Dream Team" projections
Now, I don't agree with all of our projections. We're too low on Liriano, Granderson, Heyward and Sanchez in my opinion, among others. But let's just use these for the moment. Now, we look at these handy charts which show you the points you could get for your stats, on average, last season. (You can also download a cheat sheet version of it if you'd like).
2009 average points per statistical benchmark: Hitting
2009 average points per statistical benchmark: Pitching
This team is projected to be in the upper half of all categories except WHIP (I may have to ditch Sanchez since I'm crushing strikeouts anyways), and in many cases I'm third or better. This is a team that is well suited to make a serious run at the title.
But I'd probably tweak it if Sanchez falters, and ditch him for a better WHIP pitcher. Wow. Even my perfect draft isn't perfect.
Told you so.
Matthew Berry -- The Talented Mr. Roto -- has yet to actually be able to get Francisco Liriano in a draft this year. He's got three more coming up though, so fingers crossed. He is also the creator of RotoPass.com, a Web site that combines a bunch of well-known fantasy sites, including ESPN Insider, for one low price. Use promo code ESPN for 10 percent off. Cyberstalk the TMR | Be his Cyberfriend


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Instead of pretty much all the pics you've posted in this thread you could have simply written that you like girls who wear:
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I mean sure, they look fine and all, very classic, but they really aren't anyhing unique or creative or "interesting"
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Instead of pretty much all the pics you've posted in this thread you could have simply written that you like girls who wear:
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I mean sure, they look fine and all, very classic, but they really aren't anyhing unique or creative or "interesting"
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1. You mean to say that we should have no pics of good looking ladies....no thanks bro.
2. So you want fashion which is unique just for the sake of being unique. Classic pieces work and that's why men here appreciate women
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2. I didn't say that, it just becomes such a boring thread when the majority of the fits are all the same, and those fits are all something you already see everyday.
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Easy access to shopping (if you have a vehicle). Clean.
One of the curtains was difficult to operate. Bathroom smelled like mold. Window track had been screwed so as to only allow opening about 6", which seems to be a violation of fire code (cannot get out if fire in hallway).
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February 8, 2016
The hotel was very clean. There were many extras such as coffee, tea, juice and snacks in the lobby. The staff was outstanding. Breakfast was great as well. I will definitely stay here again.
If I had to pick anything, I guess I would say the water pressure in the shower wasn't great, but that's just being nitpicky. It was really a fantastic stay.
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January 15, 2016
January 15, 2016
It was just as the ad said. And nice king size bed and a nice spacious room. No complaints. Good experience.
I can't think of anything I didn't like.
Verified Hotel Guest from Salmon, ID
September 13, 2015
September 13, 2015
There are many nice amenities at this hotel: Free cocktail and snacks in the evening, breakfast bar with lots of variety, rooms are clean and in good repair. We like that soaps and shampoos are in dispensers and not in the individual plastic bottles.
Nothing. It was a great stay.
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August 31, 2015
August 31, 2015
The hotel was clean and room was very night. Beds were very comfortable.
Pool is tiny, the ad I read stated there was a spa and gym which there isn't, ad also says check out time is noon which was another reason I booked the room and time is really 11 housekeeping was very rude and pushy and not understanding.
Harold from Perth, Australia
August 15, 2015
August 15, 2015
The suite.
Location and facilities were excellent.
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June 24, 2015
June 24, 2015
This was rated 2.5 and it was nicer then some of the 3 star hotels I have stayed at. They had clean newer rooms and hotel. Flavor infused water in lobby great staff and breakfast. Fantastic stay!!!
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April 7, 2015
It was wonderful to see soap,shampoo and conditioner in the pumps. Breakfast was amazing.
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April 3, 2015
April 3, 2015
We booked this last minute and what an amazing surprise!! Very clean, room was HUGE and breakfast was great!!!! Everything was perfect here! Bed very very comfortable.
Obnoxious unattended children running around up and down the stairs, but that was not the Hotel's fault.
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This hotel is brand new and a perfect location close to the mall and all the restaurants also right across the street from the Toyota center.
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Another independent record store is set to close in Brighton.
Brighton music fans are concerned that Borderline records in Gardner Street is following other independent record shops in losing the battle against online downloads and will soon close its doors.
The shop, which has been running since 1987, has been put up for lease at a rent of £22,500 a year.
Owner David Minns said yesterday (December 12) that it was struggling to cope with the decline of the record industry, combined with rising business rates.
But he added that he hoped to keep the Borderline business going from a smaller outlet or as a mail order firm.
He said: "There are no plans to completely demise Borderline. But it is the end of that shop. It is tragic because we have been there 25 years and my first job in 1964 was just up the road.
"A lot of people are having a hard time at the moment, not just in the music industry.
"For small businesses times are changing a lot and the record industry is a business with very small margins.
"The last year in particular has been very hard for us."
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Mr Minns appeared in a film documenting the demise of independent record shops last month.
Last Shop Standing documented the disappearance of more than 2,000 independent record shops in Britain. By 2009 there were just 169 left.
Brighton institution Rounder Records, in Brighton Square, switched off its turntables for the last time earlier this year.
Despite the decline in the number of independent record shops, two of the county's leading independent record shops said they were still doing well.
George Ginn, 82, owner of the Record Album in Terminus Road, Brighton, has been in business since 1962 and said he hoped to stay open in 2014.
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But he admitted that business has been getting harder.
He said: "I like to think it is not the quantity of customers but the quality.
"I think I have managed to hang on because I stock very specialist things, but it has been very hard."
Derry Watkins, joint owner of Resident, in Kensington Gardens, which was recently voted the best independent record shop for the second year running, said he was saddened by Bordeline's closure.
He added: "We are still doing as well as ever and are expecting to do our best year of business this year.
"But we certainly do not delight in other shops closing.
"We want people to keep seeing Brighton as a destination for record shopping.
"We hope to still be here for a long time and keep giving our customers what they want."
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A Microplane grater, available in kitchen shops for about 12, makes grating the lemon rind super easy. It only takes a minute to squeeze fresh lemon juice, and the taste is worth it.
Makes about 1 2/3 cups
Recipe Time
Prep: 10 Minutes
Cook: 5 Minutes
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup cornstarch
1 cup boiling water
4 egg yolks, lightly beaten
2 teaspoons grated lemon rind
1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
2 tablespoons butter
1. Combine sugar and cornstarch in a medium saucepan; whisk in 1 cup boiling water. Cook over medium heat, whisking constantly, until sugar and cornstarch dissolve (about 2 minutes). Gradually whisk about one-fourth of hot sugar mixture into egg yolks; add to remaining hot sugar mixture in pan, whisking constantly. Whisk in lemon rind and juice.
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Had a great time here. Staff were really friendly and helpful for things to do in Santa Cruz. The place had a good atmosphere with travellers all being friendly. There's a great buffet across the road for vegetarians- where you can get a plate of salad for 15 bolivianos.
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Good hostel! Friendly staff and a great atmosphere in St Cruz!
- nogueirawn
- Brazil, Couple, 25-30
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This is my kind of hostel. Laid back, kitchen for everyone to use, hammocks to chill, calm and relaxed atmosphere. Security is good, you get keys for your room, it's about 15 minutes from the city centre. Staff is great, very helpful. The only downside is that breakfast is advertised in a sign in the room, from 7-9:30am, but there really isn't breakfast served in the hostel. Recommeded!
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- England, Male, 41+
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The hostel is on a busy street near the centre of Santa Cruz. It's a cheap and cheerful hostel where the staff help you with anything what you need, with perfect English. The beds are comfortable and sturdy with proper pillows. The outside area has a very small pool but is ideal to chill and relax. The common room is small but you can watch DVDs all night on the big TV. Kitchen is big but they do not do breakfast, plus it needs a bit of a clean. The centre of town is a 15 minute walk.
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- France, Male, 25-30
- Novice Nomad
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Only one shower had hot water, was a bit off the center but good location anyhow. good hostel overall
All our showers are hot 24/7. But they are electric showers and sometimes people switch off the electricity to get cold water. In this case just ask reception and we will fix it in less than a minute.
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- Netherlands, Female, 18-24
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The place was nice and clean and the staff was nice, but (maybe it was us, because we just had a long bus trip) we did not really like the atmosphere.
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- Globetrotter
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Located a bit out of the centre (but with shops and small restaurants nearby), this hostel has really spacious dorms with small lockers, clean rooms, a few bath-rooms (good shower with good water-pressure). The common-area is big and perfect for socializing. Wifi is stable but rather on the slow side. The pool is clean but small. The staff is friendly and helpful. Overall a good hostel with superbe cost-beneift ratio. I can recommend this place without a second thought.
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Was upgraded to a four person room with air con due to an issue with my room, comfy bed, air con great given how humid santa Cruz is. Lots of power outlets, WiFi slow but good by Bolivian standards! No hot water when I was there but I saw fuse switches in each of the showers, a switch flip might be needed.
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I only stayed for one night, arriving in the evening and leaving first thing in the morning to catch a flight. For this purpose the hostel was fine. Good sized dorms, not cramped. Air con in rooms.
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It's been a hot summer. H-O-T hot. It's been hot here in Chicago, on sweaty bike rides and walks; hot in Raleigh, North Carolina, by the pool and at farmers markets; hot in Ohio; hot in Nashville; hot in St. Louis; hot everywhere I've gone. I've sweated through clothes and on furniture, felt skin stick to leather seats in my car, walked into buildings for the sole purpose of feeling their air-conditioning, started keeping deodorant in my purse so I can apply it multiple times a day. You could say I'm experiencing summer this year, really experiencing it, and listen: it's not always comfortable. And yet. … [Read more...]
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Meet Me in St. Louis!
Don't you think that with just a month or so left of summer, now's a great time for weekend getaways? I do. And for those of you from Chicago, did you know Saint Louis is only a little over four hours away? In the just over 24 hours I spent there last weekend, I learned Saint Louis has some pretty cool things to offer---things like: … [Read more...]
here's the way to like them
You know those people who are notoriously slow to latch onto certain foods? They say it's the texture or the flavor? They never liked it, never will? We all know those people. We all are those people. So let me start off this post by addressing them---addressing us---and saying this: the following story is one you can read and take heart. I like pickles. Yes, I wrote that right. I LIKE PICKLES. Expect all manner of impossibilities from here on out: Up can be down. Left can be right. You can take something you always thought you wouldn't like and make it in your own kitchen and boom: it's a world where anything is possible. … [Read more...]
two new things but no new recipes or, time
There are two things on my mind this morning, seemingly unrelated, and I am sorry to say that while they will involve food, they won't come with a new recipe, just one that's been posted here before. You could say they're two culminations, the kind that build for months and months, the kind that reached fruition this week, like recipes that rumble around in your head until you make them or tastes that stay with you until one day, you're at a party and someone hands you a cracker with an interesting spread, and you say, aha! this is what I been wanting! That's what they're like. … [Read more...]
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I'm not going to ask where the time went. That's what everyone says, halfway through summer, after the fireworks and before back-to-school, when we're finally settled into the heat and humidity, when our arms are bronzed and our long-daylight days have begun to seem commonplace, when we're looking at the calendar and saying, July 20? July 20! More than halfway through 2010? I am just getting used to it not being 2009! and we think of all the things we still want to do and we think of all the people we want to do them with, and our hearts start to race a little bit. OK, hang on. How about instead of rushing ahead we just stop, right here and now, and take a look at this day, this July 20, this Tuesday we have and will never get again, and appreciate what's brought us here? I'll start. With chocolate babka. … [Read more...]
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I don't remember the first time I ate a strawberry. Do you? I wonder if I liked it right away or if it took some time. I wonder if it was like tomatoes, where at first I hated the texture, and then I had some sliced on pizza and didn't hate them, and soon started to want them (on pizza, on sandwiches, growing more plants every year). I kind of feel like I always liked strawberries, but who knows? I mean, some things take time to warm up to. For example, I do remember the first time I soaked flour, and it was no strawberry. Remember that bittersweet soaked whole grain bread experience, the one where I was never quite sure if I'd done it right and the yeast plus my inexperience added up to ho-hum? I could have given up right then. I could have said no more soaking! It's not easy to like! But then again, where would that attitude get me? I'll tell you where: to a world without tomatoes, cherries, cheese, kefir, eggs, exercise and, heck, even some of my favorite people. So I … [Read more...]
spelt ravioli
If you're like me, the thought of making homemade pasta is right up there with the thought of knitting your own clothes or building your own car: Sure, theoretically, it's good. Other people might try it, and when they do, you might think it's a little cool. But let's be honest, it's unnecessary, over-involved, time-consuming and, mostly, way out of your league. Besides, that's why there are shopping malls! And car dealerships! And hello? Grocery stores with ready-made pasta you only need to boil. Listen, I know. At first glance, making homemade pasta seems daunting. The very mention of it sends some of us out to buy the latest pasta maker or KitchenAid attachment or, in an even more likely scenario, reaching way back in the cupboards, where our existing pasta maker or attachment has been hiding. We know making pasta takes time, and it might be messy. I know that. Last weekend, I did it anyway. And when I did, I learned something: when you make it from scratch, the results will … [Read more...]
Mama's Meat Sauce
I come from a long line of women who can cook: My great grandma, I'm told, made legendary pasta. My grandma rolled her own cannoli shells. My mom, a woman who loves to say, Oh, it's so simple (particularly when her only daughter asks for clarification on some new recipe trick), has a vast cooking repertoire that ranges from bakery-worthy apple strudel to hot chicken curry just the way my dad likes it. And as with a lot of things in life, I feel there are different ways to approach this kind of heritage: Embrace it. Or resent it. I'll let you guess which way I tended towards for most of my childhood and only say this: it's amazing how we can turn blessings into curses, how we can choose to be intimidated by that which can help us grow. You may call it perfectionism; I call it ugly. It's like, say, when you have the opportunity to start working from home: This is such an obvious good (especially as it is the thing---the very thing---you have wanted and worked towards for … [Read more...]


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