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3 Vegan Parenting Myths, Busted
Set the record straight with these answers to three of vegan parentings most common questions.
After a healthy vegan pregnancy, my daughter entered the world with all 10 fingers and all 10 toes. Despite my smooth and uncomplicated journey to motherhood, I was still peppered with questions and skepticism concerning my diet along the way. It was all well and good to be vegan before, but now that a child was involved, I was going to drop this whole plant-based nonsense … right?
Questions and criticism have continued during the first year of my child's life and I'm sure I'll continue to encounter the same challenges at schools, doctor's offices, celebrations, and vacations as the years progress. Most people mean well—they care about my kid and want her to thrive—but they're speaking from a place of misunderstanding. It's easy to get tongue-tied and upset in these situations, which is why it's handy to have some ready-made answers in your back pocket.
Here are some common misunderstandings concerning vegan diets for wee ones. Remember that your child's needs change over time (and each child has unique dietary needs), so do your own research to figure out what will work best for your kiddo.
Myth #1: If you don't feed your child milk and other dairy products, she won't have strong bones.
Did you know that the reason milk has calcium is because cows eat corn and soy feed that is fortified with calcium? Vegans go straight to the source by eating a diet rich in plant-based calcium. By doing so, they also skip the saturated fats, cholesterol, hormones, and anitbiotics that come along with dairy. Dark leafy greens, fortified non-dairy milks, and tofu are a few excellent plant-based sources of calcium.
Don't forget that vitamin D aids calcium absorption. As much as possible, make sure your little one gets about 10 minutes of sunshine daily. I make up for cloudy days with a multi-vitamin that contains vitamin D and foods that are vitamin D-fortified. Remember that vitamin D2 is vegan, while vitamin D3 typically is not.
Myth #2: If you don't feed your child meat, poultry, or fish, he won't have strong muscles or energy.
"Where do you get your protein?" is one of the most loathed and repeated questions thrown at vegans and vegetarians every day. At the same time, the question warrants an educated reply and thoughtful consideration when you're filling your babe's belly. If you provide your child with a variety of plant-based proteins throughout the week, she or he will receive the essential amino acids that our bodies do not produce. Protein requirements vary depending on your child's age and weight, but you can rest assured that your child is getting what he or she needs if you're including high-protein plant foods such as beans, nuts, tofu, tempeh, lentils, peas, and whole grains (the list goes on!) at most meals.
Myth #3: Providing a healthy vegan diet for a child is too risky because meeting the child's nutritional requirements is complex and difficult to fulfill on a daily basis.
The American Dietetic Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics agree that following a varied plant-based diet with necessary supplementation is safe and may even be beneficial. Now that we've got a stamp of approval, how do we put these guidelines into practice? It's easy to become overwhelmed by grams of protein, micrograms of calcium, and the number of calories required for your child at each developmental stage. I recommend taking it one step at a time. You don't have to plan out every step of their diet up until they leave for college.
My personal strategy has been to provide a multi-vitamin that includes vitamins D and B-12, an iron supplement, and a wide array of fruits, vegetables, plant-based proteins, and fortified soy, hemp, or almond milk on a daily basis. Of course, if possible, it's great if you can also breastfeed at least for the first year of your child's life.
Super Smoothie: Packing a tasty smoothie with essential nutrients is a great way to put your mind at ease. I've listed a few benefits of each ingredient, but keep in mind that they all boast many other vitamins and nutrients in addition to this list!
- A handful of kale (vitamins A, C, and K)
- 2 cups non-dairy fortified milk (calcium, vitamins D and B-12, if using hemp milk omega-6 and omega 3)
- 1 banana (vitamin B6, manganese, vitamin C)
- 1/2 teaspoon flax oil (omega-3)
- 1 avocado (healthy fats and B vitamins)
Corinne Bowen is a freelance journalist, copywriter, and editor who blogs about her adventures in motherhood, writing, and her vegan kitchen at corinnebowen.com.
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BEST BUY! Move in Ready! Updated throughout! Awesome Location & Close to Loop 820, 121, HWY 26 & Davis Blvd. Lovely, Light & Bright One Story 3 bedroom brick home with covered patio overlooking Huge Treed backyard with new fencing. Rich Wood flooring throughout with Neutral Colors. Updated Kitchen with tile backsplash & tile flooring. Minutes from Downtown Ft. Worth, DFW International Airport. Ranger Ballpark & ATT&T Stadium in Arlington.Must See
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Home has converted garage with heat and air, can be converted back if desired. Great hardwood floors and some new windows. Back yard is huge with an enclosed garden area and storage unit. Home may have been builders model or office so master is very large. Home has vintage tile baths and potential to be show place with some TLC.
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Ready for Move in! Light and Bright 3-2-2 plus optional study in North Richland Hills. Fresh paint and new carpet throughout! Family room has vaulted ceiling and brick gas starter fireplace. This leads to a lovely kitchen with freshly painted cabinets, double ovens and plenty of storage. Large fenced in backyard with lots of shade from mature trees. New Roof! New Storage Shed is included.
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UPDATED 1-story! Split bdrms. Handscrp wood flrs thru-out (tile in kitch-baths). Updated baths, neutral paints & nickel hardware. Kitch renov include granite,tile,modern cabinets w-pull-outs, stainless appl. Family rm wth vaultd ceiling, brick fplc! Formal dining off entry used as study. Private master & m bath with granite, furn-style vanities, HUGE tiled shower w-frameless enclosure, his-hers closets. HUGE N-facing bkyard wth shed & open patio.
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Priced to sell and sparkling.... JUST: sodded, Carpeted Bedrooms, Painted, and Detailed Thruout. 4 Bedroom Split, oversized master, Kitchen serves to Den or Brkfst, Work Island-Breakfast Bar, Abundant Counter Space and Awesomely impeccable Cabinetry, Wood-like Flooring begs to be touched. Ceiling fans, direct and indirect lighting. Look at these Baths! Just in Time! School Starts August 22nd!
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Completely updated and ready for immediate move in. Roof & gutters replaced 2016. Carpet just installed and fresh paint. Kitchen has updated cabinets, counters, gas range, and oven. 2 inch blinds through out. All interior walls & exterior walls filled with cellulose insulation. Updated high efficiency commode. 2 car carport in rear. Large grass back yard.
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Rare find! Conveniently located Two Master bedrooms with adjoining Bathrooms. Kitchen with Granite counter tops built in Refrigerator. Master Bath down with Travertine Marble. Gunite Pool great for entertaining! Home has been remodeled the Two car garage was converted to a Master Bedroom and Master Bath also added flex room and half bath and single car garage.
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Great neighborhood with an awesome location to boot! easy access to 183 and 820. Spacious 2439 sqft home with a little over half acre lot to enjoy years of family functions. You can spread out in 1 of its 2 living areas with room for the grown ups and the kids. It has been updated and ready for its new Family. This home will not last ! Call today for your appointment.
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2000 Redman Doublewide 48x20, 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home in a well maintained mobile home park. Lot fee (listed as HOA fee) includes water, sewer, and garbage! Home comes with fridge and washer and dryer. Birdville ISD. Full use of community pool, clubhouse, and park. Storage building as well as covered parking and covered patio. Flooring allowance possible with the right offer.
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**Multiple Offers received. Highest & Best Deadline set for 9pm, Sunday 7-17-16.** CUTE, CUTE 2 bed, 2 bath half duplex ready for immediate move-in! Home has new flooring, granite counters, backsplash & ss appliances in kitchen, new paint, new light fixtures & new faucets; enclosed back patio with 20x6 storage building; 2 car covered carport in back. Perfect for that rental investor, downsizer or first time home buyer! Come take a look!
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Four bedroom home on large corner lot at the beginning of a cul-de-sac. Split bedrooms and a huge living area with fireplace. Side entry garage. See attachment for PAS requirements and WFHM offer submittal information in MLS document section. Please submit all offers to the listing broker-agent.
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Great curb appeal is exceeded by what you will find inside. This is a lovely home in a nice established neighborhood, featuring two large living areas with two dining areas. Nice size kitchen to prepare your family meals. Master suite features a dual vanity area with a garden tub and a separate shower. The home has a sprinkler system plus an exterior storage building. The fourth bedroom off the master would make a great nursery or home office.
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Move-In Ready! The roof is brand new, walls were just painted, plus the appliances and carpet were installed only a year ago! Given the convenient location and quality schools, this home is truly a must see and surely wonât last through the weekend!
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Move in ready with fresh paint and recent flooring. Brand new roof. Large bedrooms that you don't find in newer houses. Large lot with extra storage shed out back. This will make a great family home. Buyer to verify schools.
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What a find!!! This is an awesome home that has had a lot of updating. The family room and kitchen have been modified to be open with a bar in-between. Stained concrete floors add ambiance and character. Extremely neat and clean home. New Low E windows installed in 2015. Radiant barrier and added insulation in 2015 for lower utility bills. Look at the size of this back yard and how private it is. Treed lot. Cool home.
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SINGLE-STORY HOME on OVER A THIRD ACRE!*Recent carpet thru-out*Roof replaced 2016*Neutral colors, accent moldng & 2in blinds*Open Kitchen w. new stainless steel appliances, tons of cabinet space & a breakfast bar to the LivingORDining Area w.a gas FP*Large Bonus Living makes a great Family Room*Master Bedroom w.a private Bath*Nice sized Secondary Bdrms*Patio to a HUGE Backyard w. room to play*Covered front porch*Oversized Garage & extra parking*
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Charming three bedroom, two bath home in North Richland Hills. This home has a lot of potential to make it perfect for you. Large backyard is great for entertaining or just to relax whether in the morning before starting your day or in the evening as a way to unwind. Large living room and oversized master bedroom. Gas range in kitchen. Close to shopping, dining and entertainment.
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Fixer upper. No known structural or mechanical issues. Property is in an estate. No Seller's Disclosure. No Survey. House to be sold as is. Previous owner was heavy smoker. Square footage includes 144 sq. ft. sunroom. Ceiling treatments and built-ins in breakfast room and family room; such as only found in homes built in the '80's. Split bedroom plan. His and her closets in master. HUGE walk in shower in master.
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It's hard to find a 5 bed, 4 bath home with a POOL in the highly desired Home Town neighborhood, but here it is! Gorgeous home with wood floors in living areas, big open kitchen, 4 BEDROOMS DOWN, large closets, another bedroom & full bath PLUS game room up! Oh, and don't forget the 3 car garage! Walk or bike to great schools, library, NRH Centre, shopping & restaurants! Beautiful front porch community with park, lake, trails & green space.
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Perfect location for this move in ready masterpiece in Parkridge Estates NRH just minutes to shops, restaurants & more . Updated everything in the Kitchen and bathrooms with beautiful custom cabinets, crown molding, and granite countertops. Enjoy the covered patio, landscaping and privacy in the well maintained back yard. New carpet, paint and fixtures throughout. Also the garage has a custom epoxy floor you would be proud to park your car in!
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Gorgeous 2007 4 bedroom 3 full bath in the Estates of NRH. Recently installed carpet downstairs. This home has a fabulous floorplan and has been maintained with love. Completely move in ready. HUGE private Backyard. Covered back patio. Large kitchen with great work space, tons of cabinets, and granite counter tops. Large private master bedroom with a gorgeous private bath and beautiful walk in closet. Fabulous natural light throughout.
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Back in the Market--Backyard Oasis with covered patio, POOL, waterfall and Slide. 4 Bedroom, 2.5Bathrooms were just remodeled and House recently painted. Great Curb Appeal and nearby TCC, shopping and freeways. You do not want to miss this beautiful home. Great Floor plan and lots of natural light. New tile floors.Newer water heater, furnace, pool motor, roof and gutters half the windows and fence.All information deemed reliable but not accurate
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GLOW Lyric Theatre is excited to announce our 6th Annual Festival Season! Quickly becoming a staple of summer experiences in the Greenville community, GLOW is known for mounting beautiful, artistic productions of operas, operettas and music theatre while creating a conversation about our area's social and political climate. For our upcoming season, we are thrilled to bring Leonard Bernstein's masterpiece, West Side Story, and Charles Gounod's famous opera, Romeo et Juliette, to the stage at McAlister Auditorium at Furman University. Based on William Shakespeare's classic play Romeo and Juliet, Bernstein and Gounod's works are a must-see for any lover of the theatre.
West Side Story
Friday, July 29th at 8:00pm
Saturday, July 30th at 2:00pm and 8:00pm
McAlister Auditorium, Furman University
With ground breaking choreography by the legendary Jerome Robbins, book by Arthur Laurents, and an unforgettable score by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, West Side Story changed the face of musical theatre forever. While Manhattan's west side rumbles with the clash of the Jets and the Sharks, star-crossed lovers Maria and Tony seek a "somewhere" their romance can thrive. Based on one of the greatest love stories of all time – Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet – this intimate production, stage directed by Jenna Tamisiea, is powerful and poignant. . Its electrifying Latin and jazz-infused score includes such favorites as "Tonight", "America", "I Feel Pretty", and "Somewhere". Previously seen as Frederick in the 2013 production of Pirates of Penzance and Alfred in 2011's Die Fledermaus, tenor Brandon Snook is excited to return to star as Tony. Main stage credits include roles with the Cincinatti Opera, Michigan Opera Theatre, Des Moines Metro Opera, Sarasota Opera, and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Starring alongside Mr. Snook, GLOW is excited to welcome soprano Katherine Sandoval Taylor in her company debut as Maria. A native of North Carolina, Katherine has appeared with Nashville Opera, Flat Rock Playhouse, Asheville Lyric Opera, and Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre.
Romeo et Juliette
Wednesday, July 27th at 8:00pm
Sunday, July 31st at 3:00pm
McAlister Auditorium, Furman University
He's a Montague and she's a Capulet – families who have hated each other for centuries. Yet when Romeo meets Juliet, they fall instantly and rapturously in love. Secretly, they marry – but Shakespeare's famed young couple is ultimately doomed. The world's most celebrated love story finds new dimension in Gounod's deeply romantic music. This is passion personified, from tender intimacy to ecstatic grandeur, including five iconic love duets and soaring music for the chorus and orchestra. The opera features a wonderful array of singers from around the country, as well as the GLOW chamber orchestra and chorus conducted by maestro Christian Elser. Sung in French with English supertitles. Previously heard as Nanki-Poo in the 2011's Mikado, tenor Wesley Morgan is thrilled to be returning as the iconic Romeo. An alumnus of the Atlanta Opera studio artist program and the St. Petersburg Opera's Emerging Artist program, Wesley is a highly sought after, fresh-voiced, young tenor. Making her GLOW company debut, soprano Ruth Brooks will appear as Juliette. Seen in such roles as Donna Anna in Mozart's Don Giovanni, and Adina in Donizetti's L'Elisir d'Amore, Ms. Brooks displays a wide range of vocal prowess.
Summer Stars Cabaret
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July 28th at 8:00pm
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Support GLOW at this exciting benefit concert! Enjoy some hors d'oeuvres and a glass of wine while you take in an evening of your favorite musical theatre songs, duets and ensembles at the intimate Playhouse at Furman University. Performed by members of the West Side Story cast, this is a don't-miss event! Seating is very limited – so be sure to visit www.glowlyric.com/tickets and make your reservation today!
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Braised Abalone with Chinese Cabbage
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|1 Teaspoon, chopped (5 Milliliter)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, chopped
|Mustard cabbage
|1 Pound, cut into 2 inc 5 cm lengths (Choy Sum)
|1 Teaspoon (5 Milliliter)
|Dry sherry
|2 Teaspoon (10 Milliliter)
|Reserved canned abalone liquid
|125 Milliliter, r (1/2 Cup)
|Sesame oil
|1 Teaspoon (5 Milliliter)
|Oyster sauce
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|Soy sauce
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|2 Teaspoon (10 Milliliter)
|60 Milliliter (1/4 Cup)
|Canned abalone
|20 Ounce, drained and thinly sliced (560 Gram)
1 Heat oil. Add ginger, garlic and cabbage stems. Stir-fry 1 minute. Add cabbage leaves, sugar, sherry and abalone liquid. Cook until cabbage is bright green. Arrange cabbage on serving platter and keep warm.
2 Add sesame oil, oyster and soy sauces to pan. Combine cornstarch with water. Stir into boiling sauce. Reduce heat and fold in abalone slices to heat through briefly. Extended cooking will toughen abalone. Arrange slices over cabbage. Spoon sauce on top and serve at once.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 491 Calories from Fat 182
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 21 g31.6%
Saturated Fat 2.7 g13.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 5705 mg237.7%
Total Carbohydrates 61 g20.4%
Dietary Fiber 23.2 g92.8%
Sugars 19.1 g
Protein 15 g30.3%
Vitamin A 88.1% Vitamin C 1.7%
Calcium 34.3% Iron 20.1%
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The adventurous cooks in the Rabinowitz family have come up with dishes in a wide range of flavorsI'm eager to try her son's Not Exactly Russian Piroshki, her grandma's cholent with red wine, her Passover banana sponge cake, and, of course, Mama Hinda's Challah. Judy's enthusiasm and sense of humor shine through. Faye Levy, 1,000 Jewish Recipes --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
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The recipes were all tried-and-true favorites contributed by family members all over the world, and preceded by descriptions of what makes each one so wonderful. Each and every recipe was tested and perfected by the author, who carefully noted every relevant detail to virtually ensure success.
The caramels are scrumptious (and well worth the price of the book). Every recipe seems to be that way ... incredibly delicious, and written to virtually ensure success. The author also offers simplified alternatives, such as roasting eggplant and peppers in the oven rather than on top of the stove for Romanian Eggplant.
One caveat: although Cooking Jewish holds a special appeal for Jews, the food is scrumptious for any palate. (I'm a Christian, and these are recipes anyone would love, and which I would proudly serve anyone.)
I can't even imagine not loving this cookbook ... It offers everything I consider important in a cookbook, and the recipes are well-tested, incredibly delicious, and clearly written. HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Located throughout the book are orange boxes which contain precious treasures of family stories. I especially like the one by her son Stu, who made "Spaghetti a la Bradley" for his in-laws only to discover a whole jar of garlic doesn't equal one clove of garlic. Why do these things always happen when cooking for in-laws?
Judy was able to secure over 500 recipes from over 200 of her relatives! A family tree is included to keep the family members straight. I agree with Judy when she says that it took a planet, not a village, to write this cookbook.
Just when you need one, Judy supplies us with a cooking tip. I wouldn't attempt making challah without following her advice. The tips for making cookies are good reminders.
Some of the titles of the recipes could only be found in a family heirloom cookbook, such as "Chicken Stupid!" and "Tanta Esther Gittel's Husband's Second Wife Lena's Nut Cake."
Not all of the recipes in the book are traditional Jewish dishes. There's "Sally Kay's Tzatziki Dip" from her son's co-worker, "Taal's Chicken Biryani from Taal Indian Restaurant in Orange County, California, and "Chicken Stir-fry with Walnuts." Cooking Jewish is a cookbook full of recipes from around the world, cooked by a Jewish family.
Of course, there are plenty of Jewish dishes to make. Farfel is a tiny egg noodle and used in the side dish, "Grandma Blanche's Farfel." Serving "Gefilte Fish" is a Sabbath tradition. And, what everyone knows as Jewish penicillin, "Chicken Soup," is not just any chicken soup. This recipe comes from Judy's mother, Lillian Bart, who is seen holding a large terrine of her masterpiece in a photo which appeared in the food section of The Orange County Register.
Why it is so much fun to enter into the world of another family through the food they eat is probably because we can all relate to the sharing of food. Stories are told and traditions are created. Take a peek into Judy's family and you will share in her family's memories, history, and of course, the food they eat.
I chose to make Judy's "Bread Machine Pita" recipe when I read her story of why she bought a bread machine. These pitas were very simple to make as the bread machine does most of the work. I baked half of them. I wrapped the other half of the dough in a plastic bag and put it into the refrigerator. I made the second half of pitas two days later, and they came out just fine. If this recipe is any indication of the others in this book, then they are winners. I will definitely make these pitas again and again. They are absolutely delicious! I also can make them anytime because these ingredients are staples in my house. Enjoy!
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3. When the cycle has completed, remove the dough and shape into golf-ball-size balls. Place the balls on the prepared baking sheet, cover with a kitchen towel, and allow to rise in a warm place for 30 minutes. (An oven preheated to the lowest setting and then turned off works for me.)
4. Place an empty, ungreased baking sheet in the oven and preheat the oven to 500 degrees F.
5. Roll the balls of dough to form flat rounds and place them on another ungreased baking sheet. When you have 7 or 8 rounds, remove the hot baking sheet from the oven (with a mitt, please!), spray it quickly with vegetable cooking spray, and quickly throw the flattened rounds onto the hot sheet. Bake until brown on one side, 2 minutes.Turn them over with tongs, and bake until brown on the other side, 1 minute more. Quickly remove the pitas from the baking sheet and place them in a single layer on another baking sheet. Respray the hot baking sheet, and repeat this process until all the dough has been flattened and baked.
6. The pitas will puff upon baking and will be easy to split if you don't cover them or seal them in a plastic bag. To serve, split the pitas and fill them for sandwiches, or cut or tear them into eighths for dipping. I like to serve them in a straw basket lined with a linen napkin.
Readers will be hard-pressed to decide whether this book remains in the kitchen as an invaluable recipe source, or whether it should be kept at bedside, to read like a good novel. Maybe we all need 2 copies! Judy is a witty and gifted storyteller who lovingly introduces us to each of her relatives and extended family members, weaving fascinating stories and sharing memories and recipes along the way. Before you know it you're hooked, following each family member's journey through life. Jewish or not, we can all relate to Judy's quirky and delicious tales. The recipes--all 532 of 'em-- are detailed and well written, so no one should hesitate to start creating kitchen memories of their own. I am delighted with this book, and can think of no better gift for family and good friends.


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CONCORD — Four different airlines are eyeing Concord Regional Airport, thanks to the construction of a new terminal and parking deck that should be ready to use by September.
Concord Regional Airport is constructing a $6.5 million terminal that will be about 32,000 square feet. About 90 percent of the construction cost will be paid with federal funding and the rest will be split between state funding and the City of Concord. Concord's portion will be about $325,000, according to Concord Regional Airport Director Rick Cloutier,
A $5.7 million parking deck with 700 parking spaces is also being built. The parking deck will be funded by the City of Concord, which will charge parking fees to generate revenue. Concord City Council still has to vote on the parking fee structure, but Cloutier said the fees look to run $4 a day for uncovered parking and $5 a day for covered parking.
"The revenue from the parking deck will surpass our debt service, which will increase revenue every year to the airport," Cloutier said.
Cloutier said that regional airports are revenue generators and for every $1 spent on airport improvements, that typically generates about $20 in product.
Currently, the Concord Regional Airport's economic impact on the region is about $200 million. But Cloutier can see that increasing. Allegiant Air is currently the only commercial airline service operating out of Concord, and the airport can handle about 10 flights a week.
The construction of the new terminal and parking deck — which should be in operation by September — will allow the airport to offer up to about 30 flights a week. The increase could generate another $20 to $30 million a year in economic impact, Cloutier said.
Cloutier said they are in discussions with four airlines interested in offering services through Concord Regional Airport. Because they are still in discussion phases, Cloutier could not say who the airlines were or the destinations they look to offer, but he did say services look to be to destinations in the north and to the west.
"What I can tell you is we are in discussions with destinations we don't currently service now and not projected to be served by the new Allegiant announcements," Cloutier said.
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Allegiant has had a huge impact on the airport. From December 2013 to about May 2016, Allegiant served more than 200,000 customers through Concord Regional Airport.
Of those customers, about 32 percent come from "away airports," Cloutier said. He said there are many residents from Florida who have family in Cabarrus County and customers also fly to Concord for the local attractions, such as Charlotte Motor Speedway. But patrons also uses Allegiant, because of its cheap flights, flying into Concord to then make plans to travel in the region.
The average flight on Allegiant at Concord Regional Airport is $55 one way. People fly into Concord, get a rental car and travel to Boone or Childress Vineyards and other destinations.
"They are going on vacation in the region so they come in here for the low cost, they get a rental car, might spend a night or two in the Concord/Charlotte area, going to visit someplace," Cloutier said. "It is such a low cost carrier it actually stimulates travel in the region."
Airport Growth
Concord Regional Airport has grown so much over the years — with general aviation traffic and Allegiant's commercial flights —officials are having to increase the number of firefighters assigned to the airport. Federal regulations show Concord has grown enough they will now go from four firefighters dedicated to the airport to nine.
City Council is currently in its budget discussions which includes money for the airport. Cloutier is requesting a budget of $750,000 to pay for the additional firefighters. That will include the one time purchase of equipment associated with hiring the new firefighters. The need for more firefighters is compounded by the addition of the terminal and parking deck, which will only increase the airport's growth in activity.
The increase is also pushing Cloutier to budget for five full-time police officers dedicated to the airport. Currently, the airport does not have dedicated officers, but use off-duty police officers.
Cloutier requested $550,000 to budget for the new officers and their equipment and police cars. Concord Regional Airport expects to receive reimbursement from TSA for $20 per hour per officer, which works out to about $207,500 a year in reimbursement.
Comparable to Asheville
The expansion of Concord Regional Airport will make it comparable in size to the Asheville Regional Airport, Cloutier said. The new terminal will have a concession stand area, as well as a visitors center provided by the Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau, and space for two rental car services.
Airport officials are already anticipating the need to expand in the future because of the demand patrons and airlines have for the location. There is room to expand the terminal enough to be able to add another 25 flights a week down the road and expand the parking lot to accommodate another 550 parking spaces.
"We are looking to continue to make decisions … that will serve the community and the regions with different destinations and different services than they can get in Charlotte," Cloutier said. "We don't ever want to compete with (Charlotte Douglas International Airport). Charlotte is a great airport with a lot of great services. A fantastic asset for us to have in the region, but this additional service with Allegiant, and our other providers, will compliment what services are available in Charlotte."
TWC News 14 Article
By Courtney Davis
Monday, June 6, 2016 at 05:24 PM EDT
CONCORD-- Each day the Concord Regional Airport has planes coming and going on their runway. Now, with the addition of a new commercial terminal, they hope to add even more flights, giving customers a more low-key flying experience compared to larger airports like Charlotte-Douglas International.
"If you think about that, there's going to be a lot less people in the terminal, a lot less people going through TSA, and it's just going to take that travel anxiety out," said Aviation Director Rick Cloutier.
Right now the airport has three flights on average each and every day that are commercial flights, but with this new terminal here that they are building, they'll be able to bring in up to 10 flights which will bring in about 1,500 people per day.
"It's a great economic impact," said Cloutier. "It's going to bring more people to the area both inbound and outbound, and it allows us just to grow the region."
The airport received money from the Federal Airport Improvement Program to make these additions happen. The plan also includes a new parking deck.
The plans have been in the works for a few years, and each day construction crews are hard at work framing the interior of the terminal, as well as working on the outside areas to hopefully have the project complete this fall.
Cloutier says these improvements will not only help Concord, but the whole region.
"For every dollar spent on airport improvement is a $20 input back to the community," said Cloutier. "And each flight we bring in here increases economic impact to the region to the restaurants, to the hotels, all those types of things and will just help our economy."
Airport officials say they hope to have the new terminal and parking deck completed by September.
They are currently in discussion with four different airlines about bringing new destinations to the terminal.
he Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Cabarrus Economic Development Corporation and Cabarrus Regional Chamber of Commerce joined together to recognize outstanding individuals and businesses and to celebrate the wins of the community at the third annual Celebrate Cabarrus Friday, May 6 at Great Wolf Lodge. Each organization presented awards of excellence for their respective areas.
The CVB's Golden Helmet Awards went to the following:
Hotel of the Year – Hilton Garden Inn Charlotte/Concord
Attraction of the Year – Hendrick Motorsports
Small Business of the Year – Southern Grace Distilleries
Restaurant of the Year – Gianni's Trattoria
Outstanding Ambassador – Terry Crawford, Cabarrus Economic Development Corporation
Unsung Hero – Eddie Ray, North Carolina Music Hall of Fame
Hospitality Professional of the Year – Dianne Eckert, Charlotte Motor Speedway
Visitor Center Referral Winner – Shirley Lamoreux, Hendrick Motorsports
Hometown Hero – The Avett Family
Destination Visionary Award – Concord Regional Airport
May 01, 2016 08:30AM,
Published by Jason Huddle
Cabarrus Magazine
The large aerial photos hanging on the conference room wall at Concord Regional Airport narrate how far the county has come in air travel in a short period of time.
Concord Regional was built in 1994 after a politically heated debate between Cabarrus County government (for growth) and a segment of the local citizenship (against growth) in an election year. We all know how that ended. The City now owns and operates the airport and hired Rick Cloutier as its aviation director in 2012.
Coming to Concord from Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport in Maine, Cloutier served as airport director there for six years. During his four years in Concord, he's already witnessed the addition of Allegiant Airlines, which introduced commercial flights to and from Orlando and St. Petersburg, FL, in December of 2013. Fort Lauderdale followed in May 2014 and has become very popular, according to Cloutier. Allegiant has increased its number of flights since that time, now flying into and out of Concord every day of the week except Tuesday.
"Fifteen-thousand people flew on Allegiant in March alone," Cloutier shares. "The flights were, on average, at 97 percent capacity compared to 91 percent normally."
Spring breakers accounted for those particular numbers, but the steady increase of destination vacationers taking advantage of Concord's commercial flights has prompted the City of Concord to expand for Allegiant with the construction of a new ramp, terminal and parking deck. The last large-scale project at the airport took place 10 years ago with the extension of the runway from 5,500 feet in length to 7,400 feet.
The ramp expansion – funded with a $4.37-million grant awarded by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), along with City airport monies – cost $4.9 million. The 250,000-square-yard, two-foot-thick block of concrete can accommodate three large planes – 737s and larger – and sits completed and adjacent to the new terminal construction site at the southern end of the airport. It will help traffic flow for taxiing aircraft and allow Allegiant to park their planes next to a terminal that will offer restrooms and fresh food vending. At a cost of $6.7 million, 95 percent of the funding has come from the federal and state government. The other 5 percent is basically being divided between the City of Concord and a financing agreement.
Since the current Allegiant terminal is temporary – walls and all – this new, still-basic 30,000-square-foot terminal is a definite improvement. It's also likely to entice expanded destinations on the part of Allegiant and/or other commercial carriers to enter the race. Cloutier would not elaborate on what other airlines and, as he's told many others who have inquired, says, "Other airlines are interested and we've had conversations with other airlines. We have a spring meeting with Allegiant later this month (April) and then will be able to announce other (Allegiant) destinations and frequencies."
In 2014, the most current year for statistics, Concord Regional was the fifth busiest airport in North Carolina; no private or corporate passenger numbers were included. And Allegiant accounted for 140,000 passengers in 2015 while charter flights accounted for 40,000. Cloutier expects Concord to rise to no. 4 when 2015 rankings are released.
Adjacent to the new terminal is a two-level parking deck that will hold 650-plus vehicles and cost $5.5 million. That is being paid for with airport parking revenue. When viewing the construction site, it appears to be in a hole, but the end product will see the top parking deck sit level with the terminal ground floor. Completion of both the terminal and deck are on time and on budget at this point, and slated for completion this July.
This phase also allows Concord Regional's general aviation and commercial aviation to be separate – a Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) requirement. The two divisions have different security requirements and, "We are also separating them so we can continue to service and grow both parts," Cloutier explains.
Along with the changes Concord Regional is seeing in commercial aviation is the facility's move away from housing NASCAR teams' aircraft. Yes, some team owners still keep small planes that can carry them to race city sites, but team staff is now being transported on charter flights by the likes of Miami Air, Southwest and Xtra Airways. Hendrick, Joe Gibbs Racing and Stewart-Haas are a few of the exceptions but Roush Racing, whose older planes' engine lives expired, now utilize charters. The cost savings is a given. Cloutier says that area sports teams, from the likes of UNC Charlotte and Davidson College, are also taking advantage of charter flights out of Concord.
That said, Allegiant Airlines announced in March that it has been named the official passenger airline of NASCAR. This first-of-its-kind multi-year partnership will afford NASCAR fans flights to 20-plus race cities, like far-away Las Vegas, Phoenix and Los Angeles. It also goes back to the aforementioned spring meeting with Allegiant, so Cabarrus Magazine readers should know the outcome by the time this issue hits the streets.
Next door to Concord Regional Airport is corporate construction on a monumental scale. At the entrance to the facility, and adjacent to Amazon, the Silverman Group is constructing spec buildings on 56 acres as part of Concord Airport Business Park's Phase I. In the hopes of attracting industrial lessees, phases II and III will follow.
In conjunction with the construction in this corridor of the county, the NC Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and Cabarrus Rowan Metropolitan Planning Organization (CRMPO) plan to widen the 2.6-mile section of Derita Road between Poplar Tent Road and Concord Mills Boulevard. The end result will be a four-lane road with a 23-foot median and 14-foot bicycle lanes.
So, if Concord Regional is experiencing pivotal growth, will a second runway be added? Cloutier says no and stresses that one runway is able to handle a large number of planes. It's all about coordinating air traffic.
"You need a plane to land every three minutes for a second runway," he says, but adds that the airport has a large tract of undeveloped land between it and Concord Mills Boulevard. In the meantime, improvements continue in the form of customer service, runway strengthening, hangar construction and airliner approaches.
Yes, Concord Regional is a smaller airport with fewer amenities than Charlotte-Douglas International. That's appealing to many, however, especially those who fly often. And it's right here in Cabarrus County.
"Charlotte is a great airport with a lot of great destinations," Cloutier says. "We don't want to compete. We're an alternative to Charlotte."
Article by: Kimberly Cassell
Rick Cloutier photo by Michael A. Anderson Photography
Rendering Courtesy: Concord Regional Airport
Posted: Wednesday, April 13, 2016 11:55 am
CONCORD — Concord Regional Airport's construction of a new terminal and parking deck are on schedule to be completed in July and will be ready if Allegiant Air decides to expand services after the recent announcement of its partnership with NASCAR.
In March, NASCAR and Allegiant Air announced a multi-year agreement designating the travel company as the Official Passenger Airline of NASCAR.
The newly forged partnership positions Allegiant as the first-ever "Official Passenger Airline Partner" of the sanctioning body. Allegiant will allow fans to take advantage of its services to enjoy races in more than 20 NASCAR race markets, including NASCAR's entire west coast series of events in Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Los Angeles, according to a press release. The airline is based out of Nevada.
At the Concord City Council workshop Tuesday, Concord Regional Airport Director Rick Cloutier gave an update on the construction of the terminal and parking deck and briefly discussed the NASCAR partnership, after council person Brian King asked if the announcement meant an increase in the number of commercial flights offered at Concord Regional Airport.
"That affects us on a whole, it doesn't necessarily affect us for additional operations, but since we are NASCAR's airport so to speak, the partnership with Allegiant/NASCAR will help grow our service in the future to different destinations that we might not of had before," Cloutier said. "Without giving out any confidential information, that's about the best answer I can give you. I have a meeting with Allegiant next week and then that's the time we actually solidify destinations and increased service for the following upcoming year, so hopefully by the end of the month we should have a pretty definitive answer on how much increase we'll have."
The airport is building a 30,000-square-foot terminal and a 652-space parking deck that will separate commercial operations from general aviation operations, such as the NASCAR teams that house their own planes at the airport.
The terminal looks to cost $6.7 million with 95 percent of that paid for with state and federal funding. The parking deck is $5.6 million project that the city council will pay for using a loan that will be paid back with parking fee revenues
By Mark Rumsey
December 15, 2015
In the Charlotte region, the words airport and Charlotte Douglas International usually go together. It might surprise you to know that North Carolina's fifth-busiest airport is just about 20 miles away – in Concord.
Before Charlotte hosted the Democratic National Convention in 2012, the city of Concord promoted Concord Regional Airport as the "fastest gateway to Charlotte" for private and charter flights bringing convention attendees to town.
Over the past two years, Concord's airport has been carving out a new niche in the Charlotte region's air travel business.
[LISTEN: WFAE's Mark Rumsey on growth and change at Concord Regional Airport]
As airports go, Concord Regional is still young, at 21 years old. The city of Concord built it to encourage economic development and to help accommodate the Charlotte region's general aviation traffic.
In the 1990s, the airport also emerged as a perfect partner for NASCAR teams. As racing expanded coast-to-coast, Concord Regional became known as "NASCAR's Airport," a convenient base for team-owned and charter jets taking crews to the weekly races.
But Concord Deputy City Manager Merl Hamilton says it's not just NASCAR that makes the airport an economic engine for the area. "We have a lot of local businesses that fly out of here," says Hamilton. He cites Concord-based S&D Coffee and Electrolux, which has its North American headquarters in Charlotte.
This year, Concord Regional is expected to have more than 55,000 takeoffs and landings. That's roughly one-tenth the number of planes coming and going at Charlotte Douglas International. Still, at Concord's airport, you might spot recognizable figures, from North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory to entertainer Kid Rock, using the airport as a quick way in and out of the Charlotte area.
These days, you might also see a crowd of people wearing flip-flops, walking across the tarmac to an awaiting jet that has a sunshine logo on its tail. In December 2013, Allegiant Airlines began offering two flights per week between Concord and an airport in Sanford, Fla., near Orlando. It was the first scheduled commercial airline service at Concord's airport. Allegiant now has nine weekly flights, including service to Ft. Lauderdale and the Tampa Bay area.
Concord's Allegiant flights offer a low-cost alternative for passengers like Stewart Gold, who calls both Charlotte and Ft. Lauderdale home. "It's dramatically cheaper to fly Allegiant into Concord, as opposed to flying into Charlotte Douglas," says Gold.
Along with discount fares, many travelers also like the convenience and smaller scale of Concord Regional. "It's about 10 minutes from our house to get here," says Jane Edwards of Davidson, who was headed to a conference in Orlando. "We can unload right at the door, and we don't have to walk so far as we do if we use Charlotte Douglas," she added.
Concord Regional is definitely not Charlotte Douglas International. Currently, Allegiant passengers check in for their flights inside an old aircraft hangar. The airport converted it into a makeshift terminal when commercial airline service began. Orlando-bound passenger James Kudalis can't help but make a humorous comparison. "It reminds me of Wings (the 1990s television sitcom)," Kudalis jokes. "But once we figured out we could park on the grass and we got through, it was, like, super easy."
The days of parking on the grass – and Concord Regional's "sitcom" atmosphere – should soon disappear. Construction is underway on a new passenger terminal and a 600-space parking deck. Both facilities are scheduled to open in July.
Rick Cloutier, aviation director for the city of Concord, says the airport expansion will help put a little distance between Concord Regional's general aviation traffic and the newer commercial airline service. The new terminal will have two gates instead of the current single gate. "That will allow us to meet our demands now, and possibly have some controlled growth going forward," says Cloutier.
Concord officials say Allegiant Airlines has expressed interest in adding a few destinations from the city's airport, which could attract additional travelers in search of cheap fares and sunny destinations.
Allegiant's low fares may be hard to resist. But passengers who choose the discount carrier should keep a few things in mind, according to airline industry analyst Seth Kaplan, with the publication Airline Weekly. "This is not an airline where, if something goes wrong with your flight, there's going to be another flight an hour later," Kaplan explains. "This is not an airline that is going to re-accommodate you on another airline."
The small number of Allegiant flights at an airport like Concord's can lead to long delays for passengers, for example if a plane has a mechanical problem. Allegiant isn't required to report statistics on flight cancellations and delays. The airline has also faced questions about safety.
Rick Cloutier says some other discount carriers have also expressed interest in serving Concord. But city leaders don't have any grand visions for a huge airport. For one thing, airport managers say, there's no room to build a second runway.
Keeping Concord Regional accessible seems to be a high priority for airport officials. That philosophy even extends to those whom Cloutier calls the airport's "Friday night visitors." They aren't catching a flight. But they like to come out on warm summer evenings, when a food truck shows up at the airport. "They watch the aircraft come and go, they'll sit on the grass, get something from the food truck," says Cloutier. "We've kept that in place with our new construction."
With an attitude like that, maybe the words airport and hassle don't always go hand-in-hand.
CONCORD -- Concord Regional Airport will have a new terminal in about a year. Construction is moving forward after city council approved a Federal Aviation Administration grant to fund the project. The new terminal will be for commercial flights. It's a move city leaders say could mean more visitors and more airlines coming to Cabarrus County.
Concord Regional Airport is already working on new construction. Airport officials say a new ramp for larger plans is expected to be finished in about a week. In about a year, workers will also build a new commercial service terminal.
"Commercial has grown and it's very useful and very popular in the community and it helps us because many people fly to Concord, surprisingly," said Merl Hamilton, Concord's Deputy City Manager.
Currently, visitors generate about $400.3 million in visitor spending in Cabarrus County. The Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau expects that number to grow with the possibility of new flights.
"New carriers coming in would connect us maybe to some Midwestern states, as well as other southern states," said Donna Carpenter, the President and CEO of the Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Allegiant Air currently offers flights to and from parts of Florida.
"I think they'll be more destinations they want to attend and certainly we've had a lot of people now enjoy the destinations down to Florida," said Hamilton.
Allegiant Air has more than 90% occupancy on average for flights to and from Concord. City leaders say the project, which costs more than $6 million, will also help separate growing commercial flights from general aviation.
"Not only help move away the commercial flights themselves, but it will relieve that significant parking crunch that we have at the airport now particularly when NASCAR is in season," said Hamilton.
Offering more flights and making sure all passengers and pilots have a comfortable experience is another goal.
"We would expect that it would increase our leisure traffic here and that always equals you know new attractions, new hotels, new restaurants," said Carpenter.
Funds for the parking deck shown in the plans by Talbert, Bright and Ellington have not been approved yet. A vote by city council on money for the deck is expected in October.
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