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Programming With Puppy
So what is a programming langauage anyway?Programming Languages are how people give instructions to the computer. For info see this wikipedia article.
Puppy has a few built-in, and more can be added
Overview of Languages included in Puppy
- C - Many programs are written using C. Plus they don't need any interpreter
- Tcl/Tk - Scipting Language with a GUI toolkit. Used for the drive mounter MUT (and others). Learn how to program in Tcl/Tk
- PuppyBasic - also called WxBasicscript is a modified (and smaller) version of wxBasic with new functions for the Linux platform. PuppyBasic was written by Mark Ulrich
- MurgaLua - will be in Puppy 2.16 and greater.
- Shell Scripting - Is used extensively in Puppy. Here are some examples.
- There may be some not listed here yet. (feel free to add them)
- Note: Puppy can run programs made with these languages, but to write with them you may need other files. See compiling help.
Different Types of LanguagesThe code that a computer executes is binary, 0's and 1's. Humans have great difficulty creating such code directly so we use programming languages to create the binary code.
Assembler is a symbolic language humans use to represent each computer instruction, one at a time, which is translated into binary code.
Macro Assembler uses more powerful constructions that can generate multiple machine instructions from one line of code.
Interpreters are high-level languages that are translated and executed line-by-line. This is a quick way to develop a program, but the execution is not as efficient. (examples are Java, Ruby, and Python)
Compilers are high-level languages that are translated into computer code for later execution. (examples are C, C++, Fortran, BASIC) Compiling Help
The development process may be slower and more tedious, but this maximizes execution speed.Shell Scripting Languages are not compiled and are a subset of Interpreted Languages. They are used throughout puppy for many tasks. (examples Bash, Ash)
Common Languages
- C is very common for programs using the Gtk toolkit (the Gnome equivalent of the Win32 API).
- C++ is very common for programs using the QT toolkit (the KDE equivalent of the Win32 API).
C and C++ are the core languages used for writing Linux itself.
- Python, Perl, Ruby, Java - are not used by Puppy but may be used by some applications. Including them in Puppy would make Puppy bloated.
- Shell Scripting (Bash/ash) - Puppy uses the bash-shell for a lot of its scripting needs.
Other Languages
- MurgaLua - Based on Lua, Overview of Lua on wikipedia
Puppy will use Murga Lua starting in 2.16 and may include a new control panel.
- MurgaLua is a scripting language that provides nice GUI's, Networking, Databases & XML in a small runtime (about 500k).
- It makes it easy to create rich applications easily (preferably with a GUI builder)
- It can deploy to both Linux and Windows with no changes to the code.
- It isn't a completely cryptic and propriety language.
- Tcl/Tk - used in puppy for The drive mounter MUT
- Freebasic is an open source BASIC compiler wikipedia link
Examples of Programming Languages (mostly in Puppy)PuppyBASIC - PuppyBackground, PBcdripper, Puppysearch, PBrename
Tcl/tk - Tkdvd, Pvolume, TKmines, TKdiff
Perl program using Gtk: http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=3755
Java - jrisk.pup
- java is not that common, but there are some nice applications already.
examples: Network wizard, Pmount, Soxgui, Grafburn, Pfind, PbackupC with GTK1 - Gcrontab, Gtkfind, Gtksee, Dillo, SSH gui, Turma, uxplor, xpdq, Xproc.
Contributing to PuppyCurrently there is no formalized method to contribute code to Puppy. If you want to contribute code just make a post on the forum.
If you would like to help find bugs in Puppy, there is a Mantis bug tracker for Puppy. It is currently only semi-official to the best of my knowledge.
forum link - link to bugtracker
Note: If you just want to view the bugs, you can login as login:guest password:guest
Getting Started Actually Programming in PuppyIf you want to program in C then you will need devx_214.sfs (if you are using Puppy2.14)
See Compiling for more info about setting up your environment.
PuppyBasic - you're pretty much all set, just check the PuppyBasic page for more help
see also WxBasicscript and WxBasicTcl/Tk - You're pretty much alll set also. Check the Tcl/Tk page for more help.
IDEs: (Integrated Development Environments)
KDE has Kdevelop
Unfortunately, KDE is quite huge, so not by default in Puppy.
This might be a good alternative (no package yet):
Qt Designer can use QT without the additional KDE libraries.
KDE is a desktop based on QT, but also requiring additional libraries.
An example for a QT application without KDE libraries is the webbrowser Opera.
A "classic" way to write programs for Puppy would be C / Gtk.
Tutorials see http://gtk.org
There also is a "visual" tool:
But we have no package for Puppy yet, as most of the programs made for Puppy are based on dialogs/scripts.
Also Glade might require a full Gnome installation (not sure though), while Puppy only uses the smaller Gtk subset.
Gnome is a desktop based on the Gtk libraries and many additional Gnome-libraries.
We only have a testversion of Gnome, it is too bloated to be seriously maintained by us.
An enhanced editor/IDE without visual designer:
for a gui designer for tcl there's visual tcl:
Languages IN Puppy:
Linux Script (similar to MS Dos batch files - ash and bash) Widely used by GuestToo and BarryTclTk - LearnTclTk
Tcl/tk (pronounced tickle and very powerful and mature)
XUL - built into Mozilla, may have potential for Puppy.
XUL - built into Mozilla, may have potential for Puppy.


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Guaranteed Analysis: Protein (min): 49%, Fat (min): 8%, Fibre (max): 5%, Ash (max): 9%, Moisture (max): 10%.
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KokoCat is a cat book designed to give birds a break
Author Lynda Graham-Barber's mission is to help stray pets find homes
by Bethany M. Dunbar
copyright the Chronicle 11-7-2012
BARTON — The PETS of the Kingdom group has a booth in the Village Treasures store. Author Lynda Graham-Barber of Newport Center has set up the display which will benefit the group's efforts.
"A lot of stuff here has been donated by people who love animals," she said.
One of the items for sale is Ms. Barber's new book, KokoCat, Inside and Out. It has just won a Moonbeam award, a national award judged on content, originality, and design among other factors, with an emphasis on innovation and social relevance.
PETS of the Kingdom has been running a trap and release program in Orleans County for two and a half years. One of the colonies they have been trapping is a group of feral cats that live in the neighborhood of the Chronicle office in Barton. It has been doing the same thing with colonies living at large dairy farms in Derby, Irasburg, and Barton.
The cats are trapped, neutered, vaccinated and released back into the neighborhood. Food, water, and shelters are continually provided. Cats that have been trapped have a small notch in an ear so they can be identified by sight if a person can get that close to them.
Ms. Graham-Barber's interest in animal advocacy started when she was a new bride and moved to Brooklyn, New York, from where she had grown up in a small town in western Pennsylvania.
At home there were no stray pets to speak of — in Brooklyn they seemed to be everywhere. Ms. Graham-Barber decided she had to try to help these animals. As she put it in an interview:
"To paraphrase Mother Theresa, if you can't help a hundred dogs, then just help one. It matters to that one."
At that time, Ms. Graham-Barber volunteered with the Humane Society of New York, walking dogs who were up for adoption. She volunteered for some other groups and then teamed up with a fellow animal lover to informally find places for strays they had found.
One of the dogs she rescued in those years literally looked like a pile of rags on a corner of the subway platform; then the pile moved. He had sarcoptic mange. Ms. Graham-Barber applied cream three times a day and the dog grew a crop of hair. He recovered, and they named him Metro. She is working on a children's book about him called Cookie.
Since moving to Vermont, Ms. Graham-Barber has been active with local animal organizations, including the Pope Memorial Frontier Animal Shelter and PETS of the Kingdom, which stands for Promoting Ethical Treatment for Strays. She is the co-founder of Animal Rescue of the Kingdom (ARK).
In New York she worked as an associate editor for Morrow Junior Books before starting a freelance career. She wrote for magazines including Redbook, Cosmopolitan, and Travel and Leisure, and she wrote two books about decorating. But recently she has gone back to where she started and is mainly writing children's books.
She decided to write KokoCat after a neighbor called her over to help identify a bird. The bird had been killed by her neighbor's cat. It was a chestnut-sided warbler, and Ms. Graham-Barber kept thinking about the journey the bird had made here from its wintering ground in Venezuela or Peru, only to be killed by a well-fed house cat.
Ms. Graham-Barber said it happens so often that the National Aubudon Society has said all over the world, cats may have been involved in the extinction of more bird species than any other cause other than habitat destruction.
Ms. Graham-Barber decided to write KokoCat to send a message to children that keeping a cat indoors saves birds, and the cat is likely to live longer and face less danger. She realizes this message is a controversial one, but believes cats and birds would both be better off if more cats were kept inside.
KokoCat tells the story of a cat that normally lives indoors getting outside by mistake and finds herself cold, hungry, and alone — until she hears her owners' voices and finds her way back in.
The last page of the book, written for parents and adults, lists some statistics and reasons to keep a cat indoors. The book is available at the booth at Village Treasures in Barton or at WoodKnot Bookshop and Wider Than the Sky in Newport, among other bookstores. It was published by the Gryphon Press, illustrated by Nancy Lane, and is hardcover.
The booth at Village Treasures definitely shows Ms. Graham-Barber's incredible knack for decorating with odds and ends. She has a way of taking something that might be thrown away, under other circumstances, and making it into a little inexpensive piece of art.
Some of these pieces she made with the help of her husband, artist David Hunter. For example, she took an old tray from a trunk and got her husband to make some small metal handles for it. With the addition of a decoupaged dog, it is a lovely and useful tray.
The booth includes items she and others have made, and things found at yard sales. An old grain scoop from E.M. Brown and Son has a new life as a candle sconce. The piece is old enough that the telephone number painted on it is 25.
Ms. Graham-Barber has no fear of running out of things to sell at the booth, as she is always finding and creating more. The booth with have changing seasonal themes, and many of the pieces are animal-related.
contact Bethany M. Dunbar at [email protected]
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During pregnancy, the fetal circulatory system works differently than after birth:
The fetal circulatory system uses three shunts, which are small passages that direct blood that needs to be oxygenated. The purpose of these shunts is to bypass certain body parts – in particular, the lungs and liver – that are not fully developed while the fetus is still in the womb. The shunts that bypass the lungs are called the foramen ovale, which moves blood from the right atrium of the heart to the left atrium, and the ductus arteriosus, which moves blood from the pulmonary artery to the aorta.
Oxygen and nutrients from the mother's blood are transferred across the placenta to the fetus. The enriched blood flows through the umbilical cord to the liver and splits into three branches. The blood then reaches the inferior vena cava, a major vein connected to the heart. Most of this blood is sent through the ductus venosus, also a shunt that passes highly oxygenated blood through the liver to the inferior vena cava and then to the right atrium of the heart. A small amount of this blood goes directly to the liver to give it the oxygen and nutrients it needs.
Waste products from the fetal blood are transferred back across the placenta to the mother's blood.
Inside the fetal heart:
At birth, the umbilical cord is clamped and the baby no longers receives oxygen and nutrients from the mother. With the first breaths of life, the lungs begin to expand. As the lungs expand, the alveoli in the lungs are cleared of fluid. An increase in the baby's blood pressure and a significant reduction in the pulmonary pressures reduces the need for the ductus arteriosus to shunt blood. These changes promote the closure of the shunt. These changes increase the pressure in the left atrium of the heart, which decrease the pressure in the right atrium. The shift in pressure stimulates the foramen ovale to close.
The closure of the ductus arteriosus and foramen ovale completes the transition of fetal circulation to newborn circulation.
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Maxis is currently testing fixes for big SimCity issues like progress loss and bringing back Cheetah speed, the developer says.It still has smaller patches in the works too, with patch 2.0 set to bring improvements to fire engines, street cars, casinos and more.
"We've been heads down addressing the key issues we're seeing reported from our community. This includes city rollbacks, lost progress, and the return of features like Cheetah Speed and Leaderboards," senior producer Kip Katsarelis said in yesterday's update.
"Like you, we want all of these resolved ASAP, which is why they are the top priorities in our studio. Matter of fact, we have all of these in a QA environment, giving them a thorough test before we release them back to you, the fans."
Fingers crossed that testing and fixing don't take too long. But for now, more fixes.
"For the future, in Update 2.0, we'll be addressing the Recycling Center bug, fixing the fire engine clumping, improving the efficiency of Street Cars, and increasing the radius of river water. We're also fixing the tuning on Casinos and are making them more profitable."
That's not all, either. Katsarelis didn't offer a firm idea of when 2.0 will launch, though.


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smake is a highly portable 'make' program that makes commands up to date based on rules in Makefiles and on the timestamps of the related files. It implements a complete superset of the features of the classical POSIX/Unix make program. It warns about typical misuse of dynamic macros that prevent portability of makefiles. Its automake features allow you to run scripts to automatically create rules for unknown platforms.
white_dune is a graphical VRML97/X3DV editor, simple NURBS/Superformula 3D modeller, animation tool, and VRML97/X3DV commandline compiler in development. VRML97 (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) is the ISO standard for displaying 3D data over the Web via browser plugins ("HTML for realtime 3D"). X3DV is the direct successor of VRML97. VRML97 and X3DV have support for animation, real-time interaction, and multimedia (images, movies, and sounds). white_dune can read, create, and display VRML97/X3DV files and let the user change the scenegraph/fields. It also has support for stereoscopic view via "quadbuffer"-capable stereo visuals, and support for 3D input devices like a joystick, spaceball, or magnetic tracker.
CloverETL is Java-based tool/framework for data integration and creation of data transformations. It is component based and follows the concept of transformation graphs which consist of individual nodes/components performing simple (or complex) operations on data. Any transformation can be defined as a set of interconnected nodes through which data flows. CloverETL can be used as a standalone application or be embedded into a larger project.
The "Schily" Tool Box is a set of tools written or managed by Jörg Schilling. It includes programs like: cdrecord, cdda2wav, readcd, mkisofs, smake, bsh, btcflash, calc, calltree, change, compare, count, cpp (K&R original), devdump, hdump, isodebug, isodump, isoinfo, isovfy, label, mt, p, patch, sccs, scgcheck, scpio, sdd, sfind, sformat, smake, sh (Bourne Shell), star, star_sym, suntar, gnutar, tartest, termcap, and ved.
The JET Code Generator connects to any JDBC-based database and exports the schema as an XML-formatted file, and then generates code based on XSL Transformations. The user is free to write/modify XSLTs to generate virtually any type of source code from the XML representing your database schema. A complete example is included with a database, support classes, XSL Transformations, and build scripts (ANT and batch).
mkmed is a set of tools for maintaining software packages. The mkmed program automatically generates system- and configuration-independent intermediate files of a package, including build scripts. Unlike make, mkmed works bottom-up, so it can infer information you would otherwise have to express. mkmed-version creates a new distributable version of a package, and mkmed-tar creates a tarball of a distributable version.
Kelly is a JBuilder 4 & 5 plugin that makes it easy to deploy EJBs to JOnAS 2.x. Kelly can be installed and run with other JBuilder 4 & 5 plugins such as BEA WebLogicServer 5.1, BEA WLS 6, IBM WebSphere 3.5, Borland AS 4.5, etc. Kelly provides services to Jbuilder 4 & 5 java developers such as the ability to create any XML deployment files required by JOnAS 2.x, hot loading and unloading of any EJBs to JOnAS (only for JBuilder 5), control of JOnAS start-up from JBuilder 4 & 5, and the supply of JOnAS word dictionaries to JBuilder 4 & 5 in order to enhance the JBuilder 4 & 5 text completion services.
A utility to automate shipping of open-source project releases.
A non-graphical .NET Project management component which enables .NET applications to read, write, and manage Project documents without utilizing Microsoft Project.


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What does CD mean in Music?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand CD in the Community field in general and in the Music terminology in particular.
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What does CD mean?
- cadmium, Cd, atomic number 48(noun)
- a soft bluish-white ductile malleable toxic bivalent metallic element; occurs in association with zinc ores
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Music on the Rock concludes Sunday
The final Flat Rock Playhouse Music on the Rock Concert for 2012 is "Heartbreak Hotel: A Tribute to Elvis Presley" on stage through Sunday at Playhouse Downtown, 125 S. Main St., Hendersonville.
Guy LeMonnier plays the role of Elvis, with the aid of a six-piece band and eight backup singers. LeMonnier is no stranger to the Playhouse audience; he was one of the featured singers in the Mainstage concerts "Music of the Night: A Tribute to Andrew Lloyd Webber" and "My Favorite Things: The Songs of Rodgers & Hammerstein."
To many, Elvis is more icon than artist. However, no one could argue with the fact that he was the musician most responsible for popularizing rock 'n' roll on an international level with his remarkable artistic achievements. Elvis Presley might be the single most important figure in American 20th century popular music.
The Playhouse Music on the Rock concert will feature hits from Elvis' early years, his Vegas years and also his greatest gospel tunes, including: "Blue Suede Shoes," "Love Me Tender," "Return to Sender," "All Shook Up," "A Little Less Conversation," "Viva Las Vegas," "Dixie," "In the Ghetto," "Devil in Disguise" and of course, "Heartbreak Hotel."
Performances will be Thursday through Sunday at 8 p.m. each evening at Playhouse Downtown. All tickets are $24. For more information, visit www. flatrockplayhouse.org or call 828-693-0731.
Jeter Mountain Band at Feed & Seed
The Feed & Seed, 3715 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher, hosts weekend shows starting at 7:30 p.m. The following is the November schedule:
u Tonight: Jeter Mountain Band
u Saturday: Calico Moon at 6:30 p.m.; Timberline at 7:30
u Nov. 23: Junction 280
u Nov. 24: Whitewater Bluegrass
u Nov. 29: Beth McKee Band, Cajun/blues and Southern roots
u Nov. 30: Lorraine Conard Band
For more information, call 828-216-3492.
UNCA honors Native American heritage
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the following events are planned at UNC Asheville:
u An artist reception for Darrin Bark is set for 7 p.m. today at UNC Asheville's Highsmith University Union, Intercultural Center.
Bark, a Cherokee artist and potter, has taught and demonstrated at the Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual. One of his drawings, a winner in the Congressional Arts Competition, was displayed in the White House. The exhibit will be on display throughout November.
u Sharon Oxendine will lead a discussion of ceremonies and rituals of indigenous Native American groups' ceremonies at 7 p.m. Nov. 29 at UNC Asheville's Highsmith University Union, Intercultural Center.
u "We Shall Remain," a PBS documentary series, will be presented in installments at 7 p.m. Mondays through Dec. 3 in UNC Asheville's Highsmith University Union. All Native American Heritage Month activities at UNC Asheville are free.
Co-sponsors for these events include the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians UNC Asheville.
For more information, call 828-232-2992 or 828-251-6585.
Jewelry appraisals to benefit Cancer Society
Christian Richart of Spectrum Appraisal will conduct a jewelry appraisal fair to benefit the American Cancer Society from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Extravaganza Center, 3697 Asheville Highway in Mountain Home.
Richart, a GIA certified appraiser and master gemologist, will appraise jewelry items for $10 per item. Proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society. Richart lost his mother to cancer and wants to help the organization.
Barbera Bushing, chief financial officer for Bonnie Rose Appraisal Services Inc., herself a breast cancer survivor, says this is a way that her company can continue the fight against a disease that has touched so many friends, families and lives.
Visit www.bonnierose appraisals.com or call 828-281-8110 for more information.
Marionettes to perform holiday music
The Asheville Puppetry Alliance presents Mountain Marionettes' production of "In the Nutcracker Mood" at 2 p.m. Nov. 24 at the Diana Wortham Theatre.
The production features favorite holiday tunes such as Spike Jones' "All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth" and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," and a holiday diva sings "Santa Baby." The trick marionettes, always an integral part of a Mountain Marionettes production, perform a very special rendition of "The Nutcracker" by the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
Mountain Marionettes is a full-time professional puppet company that specializes in entertainment for the family. Tickets are $8.
Call 828-257-4530 or visit www.asheville puppetry.org for more information.
Guided hikes at Chimney Rock park
Chimney Rock State Park is offering family guided hikes on the Hickory Nut Falls trail from 11 a.m.-noon Nov. 23-24. Hikes are limited to the first 25 people who sign up at the Cliff Dwellers Gift Shop, where the guided hike begins.
After a scenic hike, park naturalists will discuss some of Chimney Rock's resident non-releasable critters at 2 p.m. in the classroom on the Meadows. Hear stories about Grady the Groundhog and friends and find out what these critters would be doing if they were out roaming the park during the changing season.
Special hikes and programs are offered at no additional cost with paid park admission, which is $15 for adults, $7 for ages 6 through 15 and free for kids younger than 6.
From Black Friday through Christmas Eve (Nov. 23-Dec. 24), save $5 on annual passes at Chimney Rock. Pay $23 per adult.
Visit www.chimney rockpark.com for more information.
Mark Yaxley to perform at Flat Rock church
Marc Yaxley and Friends will perform at 3 p.m. Dec. 2 at St. John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church, 1905 Greenville Highway, Flat Rock.
Yaxley lives in Brevard and teaches jazz and classical guitar in his studio. He also is an adjunct professor at the University of North Carolina in Asheville, where he teaches guitar and cello. He has been a featured soloist at the Grove Park Inn Jazz Festival in Asheville and has also performed on the concert stage and clubs around the country.
Yaxley began playing guitar at age 11. By age 15 he was hired to play with Roy Counts of the Texas Wanderers, who had played the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. He has studied guitar and cello in New York City with some of the city's greatest musicians.
Yaxley has recorded six albumns since moving to North Carolina in 1993. His album with guitar trio Triad was presented on National Public Radio.
This month, St. John in the Wilderness will complete a major exterior and interior renovation of its church, which was built in 1852. The Yaxley concert will be the first performance in the church after completion of the renovation.
A love offering will be accepted at the door, with proceeds going to the artists.
For more information, call 828-693-9783 or visit www.stjohnflatrock.org.
Film society to meet Dec. 13 at Flat Rock
The Hendersonville Film Society is hosting a light lunch at noon Dec. 13 in the Jim Dan-Dee Dining Hall on the grounds of the Flat Rock Playhouse Mainstage, 2661 Greenville Highway, Flat Rock.
A matinee of "The Nutcracker" is set to follow the lunch at 2 p.m. The new interpretation is the vision of Chase Brock, choreographer of the Broadway Hit "Spider-Man."
Brock's adaptation is a love letter to his hometown, Hendersonville. The Hendersonville Film Society has received a group rate of $46 per person for the event.
Receipt of a check before Nov. 29 secures a reservation. Mail checks to HFS, 2312 Laurel Park Highway, Hendersonville, NC 28739.
Community Band holiday concert Dec. 2
Hendersonville Community Band celebrates the holidays with music and song at 3 p.m. Dec. 2 in the Blue Ridge Community College Conference Hall.
Winford Franklin directs the concert band with percussionist Dr. Laura Franklin as guest artist. The North Henderson Mixed Choir, directed by Richard Cagle, will add to the holiday festivities.
Laura Franklin will perform the "Concerto for Marimba" by Brazilian composer Ney Rosauro, accompanied by pianist Katherine Morgan Palmer. Rosauro's "Concerto for Marimba," the most popular concerto for this instrument, has been performed more than 800 times throughout the world.
Hendersonville Community Band will perform favorite holiday music, including "Away in a Manger," "March of the Toys," "Variations on 'Deck the Halls,' " "In the Bleak Midwinter," "A Most Wonderful Christmas" and "A Christmas Auld Lang Syne." "Holiday for Trombones" features HCB trombones Ken Kraus, Jerry Zink and Ron Glass.
Guest conductor Allen Klaes, a member of the HCB euphonium section and director of the West Henderson High School Band, will lead HCB in a holiday selection. Laura Franklin also will perform a xylophone solo, "Steppin' 'Round."
Admission is $10 for adults, free for students. Tickets are available from band members and at Laurel Park Wine Market, Hendersonville Visitors Information Center and at the door.
Call 828-696-2118, or visit www.hcbmusic.com for more information.
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Heart and vascular disease often go hand in hand with diabetes. People with diabetes are at a much greater risk for heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure. Another vascular problem due to diabetes includes poor circulation to the legs and feet. Unfortunately, many of the cardiovascular problems can start early in life and may go undetected for years.
Serious cardiovascular disease can begin before the age of 30 in people with diabetes. The two most common types of diabetes are type 1 and type 2. Type 1 diabetes (also called insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus) is an autoimmune disease in which the body's immune system attacks the cells in the pancreas that produce insulin, resulting in no or a low amount of insulin. Type 2 diabetes (also called non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus) is the result of the body's inability to make enough, or to properly use, insulin.
According to the American Diabetes Association (ADA), damage to the coronary arteries is two to four times more likely in asymptomatic people with type 1 diabetes than in the general population. Because symptoms may be absent at first, the ADA recommends early diagnosis, treatment, and management of cardiac risk factors.
Many studies demonstrate that people with type 2 diabetes are at increased risk for heart disease. In fact, one study found that people with type 2 diabetes without apparent heart problems ran the same risk for heart disease as people without diabetes who had already suffered one heart attack.
People with diabetes often experience changes in the blood vessels that can lead to cardiovascular disease. In people with diabetes, the linings of the blood vessels may become thicker, making it more difficult for blood to flow through the vessels. When blood flow is impaired, heart problems or stroke can occur. Blood vessels can also suffer damage elsewhere in the body due to diabetes, leading to eye problems, kidney problems, and poor circulation to the legs and feet (peripheral arterial disease or PAD).
Metabolic syndrome is characterized by a group of metabolic risk factors in one person. People with metabolic syndrome are at increased risk of coronary heart disease, other diseases related to plaque buildup in artery walls (for example, stroke and peripheral arterial disease), and type 2 diabetes, according to the American Heart Association. Risk factors for metabolic syndrome include:
The underlying causes of this syndrome are overweight or obesity, physical inactivity, and genetic factors. It has become increasingly common in the U.S., affecting about 20 to 25 percent of U.S. adults. The syndrome is closely associated with a generalized metabolic disorder called insulin resistance, in which the body can't use insulin efficiently.
The following are the most common symptoms of heart disease. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of heart disease may resemble other medical conditions or problems. Always consult your doctor for a diagnosis.
Even when taking proper care of yourself, heart disease may still occur. Specific treatment for heart disease will be determined by your doctor based on:
When risk factors are eliminated (or reduced) in a person with diabetes, the risk for heart disease can be greatly reduced. Taking care of yourself and controlling your blood sugar can often slow down or prevent the onset of complications. Other preventive treatment measures may include:
Always consult your doctor for the most appropriate treatment plan based on your medical condition.
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Villa Amanzi in Phuket, Thailand, takes the term "bringing the outdoors in" to an entirely different level! This home, nestled in a ravine with a dramatic slab of rock on the northern edge, overlooking the Andaman Sea on the South is at one with nature. This exciting challenge for Original Vision Architecture turned into a masterpiece. The villas layers of levels and cantilevered structures slightly resemble the work of Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water.
The view and the rock define every element of this house. They dominate the environment and their presence is sure to be noticed and respected throughout.
Fresh air flows through this open living plan with sliding pocket doors at the front and back of the house and modern ceiling fans throughout. The furniture is low with clean lines mimicking the architecture of the house. The modern side tables are a perfect element that can be used as seating or tables both indoors and out.
The strength of nature is evident, as if the rock came rolling down and penetrated through the home. It's a perfect example of living in harmony with nature.
Don't mind if I do go have a swim in this salt water pool cantilevering out over the sea. This is a coastal living dream that one day I would love to see.
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When building a modern home in Manhattan Beach, Michael Lee Architects are the ones to make your vision a reality. They did just that for the Kim Family as they maximized the square footage on this small corner lot and captured views from every angle imaginable! This 4-story home opens up on every level to let the fresh air and the light penetrate through creating a treehouse-like effect. The windows on the top level pocket into the walls on all sides which allows the home to be completely open to the ocean air while the glass railing makes you to feel like you're floating out into the ocean.
See Materials, a West Hollywood showrom and interior design firm, designed the interior and provided all the finish materials for this amazing residence. The fireplace wall is a main feature on the upper level and See Materials was sure to address the feature wall like it was a work of art. The floating Caesarstone base suspends across the room and acts as a platform for the remaining elements on this wall. The walnut components storage from Pianca hides all of the entertainment components in a clean and elegant manner. The tall white laquer units frame the television while keeping the lines sleek and clean without compromising on storage. I'd love to relax in this simple and elegant space where the fireplace and the stars sparkle together!
This gorgeous "Mood" Kitchen, from Scavolini, in a gunmetal gray matte laquer combined with the white glossy laquer flows into this open plan with ease. Furniture-like in its aesthetic and chef-like in it's function, the kitchen becomes a primary feature of the house. Sharing an upper level with the living room, this is by far the most used room of the house. The porcelain tiles look and feel like concrete, but the radiant heating provides the warmth, coziness, and practicality this home needs. The Kim's love Mid-Century furniture so this Saarinen table, chairs and the bubble lamp are the perfect pieces to soften up these clean modern lines. The Kim's debated on whether or not to add bold color in this room through the use of chairs. If they had gone this route these S Chairs in red could've been a great addition!
When these beautiful sliding walnut doors open, the ocean view awaits. You can sit and soak in this undermount tub and look at the stars reflecting off the water! Porcelain tiles resembling a vein-cut marble, a solid color Italian porcelain floor, and the natural walnut combine perfectly to create a spa-like feel in this open master bathroom. You can't go wrong with the clean lines and soft edges of these modern Italian bathroom vanities.
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Hope you've had a great tour of the Kim's Modern Manhattan Beach Residence. A vacation awaits as you step outside this door. This is coastal living at its best!
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Designer Steve Lazar entered the world of residential design as he believes anyone should - as a ditch digger - learning and perfecting the many facets of home building, including the marriage between designing and building. He now runs the successful Lazar design/build firm which focuses on innovation and artful living in Southern California.
Growing up near the ocean, and as an avid surfer and craftsman, Steve Lazar has always been inspired by coastal architecture. His latest home, The Lifeguard Tower, captures the nostalgia of the iconic lifeguard stands with a whimsical nod to contemporary California beach living. The home relies on an influx of natural light during the day and strategically placed track and spotlighting at night to highlight the impressive architectural detailing. Three trapezoidal structures, one atop the other, picturesque "look-out" points with panoramic ocean views, and clever subterranean parking make this inspiring residence an instant icon among the many incredible Pacific Coast homes.
Euro Style Home: Tell us about your inspiration for The Lifeguard Tower residence and how you were able to bring your ideas to life.
Steve Lazar: I was raised on the East Coast and always had an image in my mind of that East Coast style lifeguard tower. After I stumbled onto my career choice, I sketched many renditions of the image and the design constantly changed. Once this plot of dirt became available in Hermosa Beach, it was an easy choice because of the corner lot and grade change.
Euro Style Home: Which element of this eclectic design is your favorite?
Steve Lazar: My favorite element of the house among many has to be the vertical glass transition that connects the weathered barnwood building to the contemporary front of the house. That particlular element was also the most difficult to not only conceptualize, but also to fabricate. Constant hands on engagement, from framing to finish, was necessary to fulfill that feature.
Euro Style Home: When designing a themed house, often times the finished product can become tacky and overstated. What advice do you have for other designers to keep these homes fresh and inspiring like the Lifeguard Tower?
Steve Lazar: I am a firm believer in "less is more," clean lines, and repetition, all coupled with function. Again, constant hands-on engagement was vital to strike a balance for this and all of my creations.
Euro Style Home: What do you love most about designing in a contemporary style?
Steve Lazar: What I find most fulfilling, and at the same time challenging, with contemporary design is balancing how much to do and still manage to maintain something that will be a timeless classic.
Euro Style Home: Of all the homes you have designed, which is your absolute favorite?
Steve Lazar: Each and every project that I do, no matter how big or how small, always is my favorite project.
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Known as the "Coney Island of the Pacific" in the early 1900's, the area we now know as Venice used to be called Ocean Park until Abbot Kinney took charge of city politics and changed the name in 1911. After traveling the world, Kinney settled along the coast of Southern California in 1880 where he eventually set out to create a place grounded in art and culture. When lecturers and performers failed to create a cultural mecca, he decided to focus on the character of the inhabitants of the then "Ocean Park", which were beach-goers and summer vacationers. In 1906 an area was built that patterned itself after the amusement thoroughfares of the great 19th and 20th century expositions. It featured foreign exhibits, amusements, and freak shows.
Just a hop, skip and a jump from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, 20 minutes north in Los Angeles, Venice no longer has the amusement pier or freak shows, but there's plenty to keep you entertained along Abbot Kinney Boulevard. Don't be fooled by this laid back beach town. Contemporary style has emerged all over this quaint town, from restaurants to boutiques and even a pet shop.
Urbanic is a hip little stationary shop with some of the most unique designs you'll find. They also sell accessories, gift wrapping and some of the best design magazines and books. Like many other small businesses in the area they participate in "First Fridays," where local businesses stay open late the first Friday of every month. This is a way for business owners to mingle with the locals and tourists alike, support each other and create a small town feel in the heart one of the largest cities.
Axe is a beautifully designed contemporary restaurant that also happens to have amazing food. Highly recommended, this ethical eatery nourishes its patrons with healthy food while providing a chic Scandinavian-style interior. The layout is very open with linear furniture and concrete flooring. Round pendant lights add a little warmth to this otherwise modern space.
If you own dogs, Modern Dog is the place for you. Bright, bold colors drape the walls and the accessories in this cool boutique. While providing excellent customer service, this shop features dog clothes, spa items, deluxe beds, and many premium brands of dog food. Oh, and it's a pet friendly shop of course!
Undiscovered was founded by Nilou Ghodsi (who also owns nearby clothing boutique Heist). This eclectically modern space features stylish decor and provides items for the home as well as the closet, while also housing an art gallery upstairs. It's a one-stop-shop that is sure to help furnish both you and your home.
Ghodsi's original boutique, Heist (below) is a trendy clothing store with contemporary decor. Modern pendant lights and mid-century furniture accent this shop perfectly without taking away from the clothes.
Whether you live in Los Angeles or you're visiting from out of town, be sure to visit Venice and experience Abbot Kinney Boulevard, a beach town full of contemporary style and easy going locals. You're sure to eat well, furnish your wardrobe, style your pets and even peruse art galleries. But don't forget to leave time for a stroll on the beach.
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What isn't there to love about this beautiful island retreat located on the New Zealand Island of Waiheke? This home designed by Fearon Hay Architects with interiors by Penny Hay takes my breath and my words away. New Zealand is one of the most picturesque places in the world, so being able to capture the 360 degree views from your living room is a true luxury. Innovative architecture joins interior and exterior spaces through the use of canopy-like structures tensioned to the surrounding landscape. Although the architecture is rather harsh in its elements, the surrounding landscape becomes completely integrated with the architecture and the interior creating warmth and harmony.
The sunken sofa lies low so you don't miss an inch of the view. The lighting remains as flush as can be although track lights are a must here. This is a great solution for any home that does not have the space for recessed lighting. I'd be cozying on up in this little sunken haven and just enjoying what is!
Natural wood elements of the table mix nicely with the low soft leather sofa, metal chairs, and concrete floors creating a seamless flow with the gorgeous surroundings.
Can't you just imagine whipping up an incredible meal in this stunning kitchen. I'd write my menu and wine list right there on that chalkboard wall and cook up a meal with ease. What a perfect combination of elements! I love a decorative light over an island, so if I wanted to get playful I would swap out one of the standard fixtures with this glass monorail pendant.
Basic necessities and functional elements have been met with solutions as unique as their surroundings. The idea of keeping things out in the open and revealing their true beauty continues into this open bathroom plan.
I hear someone calling for a side table in this room! I think this concrete looking Fiberclay Ottoman is the perfect match!
Invite me over to stay...I don't mind bringing a tent and camping in the yard! Our canopy-like structures can meet with open arms!
I look forward to more work from Fearon Hay and Penny Hay in 2012!
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- The Royals scored five runs in the third inning, including home runs by Alex Gordon and Salvador Perez, on their way to an 8-3 win over the Reds on Thursday afternoon.
Cincinnati had a 2-0 lead heading into the third when Gordon led off with his team-high seventh homer of the season, a shot to right field on a full count against Mat Latos. After a Billy Butler single and Mike Moustakas walk, Perez crushed Latos' first pitch to the grass berm in left-center field for a three-run homer.View Full Game Coverage
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The just right thing
So I put my foot down. No more soda bread. And that was my stance, toes firmly planted on the kitchen floor, for the better part of two years. Until last Saturday night when, with not a crumb of bread in my pantry and nothing to lose, I decided to lift said foot and step tentatively in the direction of what would turn out to be the loaf I had been waiting for.
My most common complaint about the soda breads that I had tried in the past was simply that they didn't live up to what I had in mind. I'm not sure that was very fair of me, given that I don't think I really knew what I had in mind. Whatever it was, I was hell bent on figuring it out. It was a classic case of I'll know it when I see it. With enough tweaking and thinking and tweaking some more, that elusive just-right soda bread would be mine. But last Saturday night, I was too tired to do much figuring. I had absolutely nothing in mind and, for once, I didn't fight it. Instead, I looked around and took stock of what I did have: A crumpled old recipe. A half-empty carton of buttermilk in the back of the fridge. And the humble thought that a little bread might be nice with the tomato lentil soup that was simmering on the stovetop. When I realized that I was missing several of the listed ingredients, I didn't tweak as much as improvise with what I had on hand.
This hearty, brown loaf may not be everyone's idea of the perfect soda bread, but it's mine. I'd say it's the complete package. There's the requisite craggy crust, and a crumb that's spongy, yet compact enough to stand up to a proper, almost sandwich-worthy slicing. And slice it you must! This bread was made for the toaster oven. When I served a piece to my friend, Eitan, for breakfast one morning, he went so far as to pronounce it his "ideal toast." I'd call that crazy talk if I didn't know exactly what he means. In the toaster, everything that's good about this bread gets better. It's nuttier. Sweeter. The flavor is undeniably biscuit-like, but in a good way, a way that has you reaching for another slice, instead of wishing you'd made biscuits instead. And did I mention that there's whole wheat flour in there? And oatmeal? And flax seeds? And that it takes less than ten minutes to prepare? This bread is all kinds of wonderful. It was a long time coming.
After so much trial and error, I was, at least, right about one thing all along: Sometimes, you have no idea what you're looking for until it's on the table, staring up at you through a layer of raspberry jam. Suddenly, there it is. The just right thing. When I think about how this particular just right thing came to be, I begin to wonder whether I was, perhaps, getting in my own way with all of that figuring, tweaking, and aiming. I do that sometimes. But more and more, I'm learning to step aside and let myself through. It's so… humane. I like how it feels.
I'm off now to bake another one of these loaves for a late dinner. Here's the recipe, in case you'd like to join me.
Brown Soda Bread
Adapted from Bon Appétit, May 1996
1 3/4 cups all purpose flour
1 3/4 cups whole wheat flour
3 Tbsp. instant oats
1 Tbsp. ground flax seeds
2 Tbsp. packed dark brown sugar
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
2 Tbsp. (1/4 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into pieces
2 cups buttermilk
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees and butter a 9x5x3-inch loaf pan. Combine the first seven ingredients in a large bowl, and mix well. Add the butter, and rub it in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles a fine meal. Dig a well in the center of the dry ingredients, fill with the buttermilk, and stir just until the liquid is fully integrated. Any longer, and you risk a tough dough. The consistency will be something between a very soft dough and a thick, lumpy batter.
Transfer the dough to the prepared loaf pan, and bake until the bread is golden brown, and a tester inserted into the center comes out clean. It should take between 35 and 40 minutes. Turn out the bread onto a rack and cool slightly before serving.
40 comments:
- Darby O'Shea said...
Yeah, but did it rise? That's been my issue with soda bread - seems like every recipe I try is just too heavy to rise. Maybe more soda? Maybe less flour? I don't know. I'll try your recipe.
- March 16, 2010 at 11:12 PM
- molly said...
Sometimes a stout loaf is just the thing, and oats somehow work all kinds of magic in baked goods. The only soda bread I've ever loved called for yogurt instead of buttermilk, but this has promise written all over it.
- March 16, 2010 at 11:37 PM
- tara said...
Our bread bin is looking a bit bare ... I think I'll be filling it up rather soon.
- March 17, 2010 at 8:27 AM
- Jess said...
Hello there Ms. Darby O'Shea! The simple answer to your question is that yes, it did rise, though not as high as the yeast breads that I make in this loaf pan. When I read your comment last night, I took a ruler to the specimen that I had just pulled from the oven. (Because, you know, I'm a crazy lady who measures her bread.) At its tallest point, the loaf was about 3.5 inches, just a little higher than the top of the loaf pan. My store-bought sandwich loaf came in at 4 inches (yes, I measured that, too!), so I'm thinking that this soda bread didn't fare too badly. I'm also not sure that soda breads are meant to be super-tall - are they?
I noticed on the Bon Appétit website that, after reading several comments from disappointed readers, the editors have made some changes to the original recipe that you tried and posted on your site. One of their suggested alterations is indeed to add an extra teaspoon of baking soda. Maybe you could give that a try?
Molly, I love that you said "stout" when I was thinking "squat." Your word sounds much kinder. I've baked cakes with yogurt, but never bread. If you have a favorite recipe, I'd love to try it.
Wonderful, dear Tara! I think you're going to like this one.
- March 17, 2010 at 9:46 AM
- Kalyn said...
I made this same bread (I found the recipe in the Bon Appetit cookbook) but I subbed white whole wheat flour for the white flour for a brown soda bread that was 100% whole wheat. I agree, this recipe was a keeper for me too!
- March 17, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- Rosiecat said...
I could really use a good savory quick bread in my baking repertoire. Jess, I feel your pain in testing all those recipes and finding no keepers! But I'm happy for a happy ending here because now I can go home and bake this bread and eat toast. Do you think this will make for a good cinnamon toast? I can't wait to try it!
- March 17, 2010 at 1:34 PM
- Jess said...
Kalyn - It's so good, right?! You know, I've been meaning to do some baking with this white whole wheat flour that everyone's talking about. I'm going to have to pick some up and try it in my next go-around with this bread. Thanks for the suggestion. I really appreciate it.
Oh, Rosiecat, I can't wait for you to try it. I've actually been thinking that a hunk of this bread would be excellent alongside a bowl of that tomato soup that we both know and love. As for the cinnamon, hmmm, I'm having trouble seeing it in my mind's eye. (By which I mean tasting it with my mind's tongue. Wait, that actually sounds a little gross.) But I do know that this bread swings easily in the direction of sweet. It's great with butter and honey, so why not try a different, cinnamon-sugary take on sweet? Let me know how you like it.
- March 17, 2010 at 3:17 PM
- Lindsey @ pickyeatings said...
I've never actually had soda bread before...I know it makes a big comeback every year around this time, but I have never had it. Or made it. And if you had told me that it had yeast and soda you drink in it, I would have believed you.
- March 17, 2010 at 4:01 PM
- AMUSE-BOUCHE FOR TWO said...
"Sometimes, you have no idea what you're looking for until it's on the table, staring up at you through a layer of raspberry jam." I just had to repeat that. It's genius. :)
- March 17, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- carolyn said...
oh, thank you! i totally sympathize with your soda bread disappointments...so i made this tonight and it was exactly what i'd been searching for. just right!
- March 17, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- Erin said...
After seeing your tweet the other day mentioning that Eli rushed from bed in order to have a slice of this toast in the morning I have a hunch that this is quite the "keeper" of a recipe.
- March 18, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- eyeprinciple said...
Hi! Diane here from BA.
We had some brown bread recipes in our March 2010 issue too... wonder how those fare in home kitchens?
- March 18, 2010 at 10:55 AM
- Jess said...
Lindsey - That would make for an interesting soda bread, indeed! Dr. Pepper soda bread, anyone? (Is it weird that I actually think that sounds kind of good?)
Thanks, Amuse-Bouche for Two. You're too kind.
Thank you, dear Carolyn! It makes me happier than you can imagine when I hear that someone has tried a recipe from this site and found success. I appreciate your taking the time to let me know.
Erin - With the exception of lemon bars and oatmeal cookies, baked things generally don't excite the guy. The fact that he's so into this bread means it must be something special. (Of course, my taste buds alone could have told you that.)
And Diane, hello! What a nice surprise to see your name pop up here. Thanks for your very kind words. As for the soda bread recipe from the March 2010 issue of Bon Appétit, that's actually the recipe that Darby O'Shea (the first commenter up top) tried. She had some trouble with it and, based on the comments on the BA site, so did a bunch of other readers. But there's a note on the BA recipe online now, and it sounds like the good folks in your test kitchens have fixed it up.
- March 18, 2010 at 1:13 PM
- Lilly Higgins said...
Your bread looks great and I'm so delighted that you love soda bread now! Definitely don't add more soda as it really effects the taste. I make soda bread nearly every week and throw all sorts of things in: oats, chocolate chips, raisins, bacon pieces & cheese, poppy seeds & lemon zest,rye flour, anything! It does taste a bit stale after 2 days but is SO nice toasted.
I'm in Ireland and always use the Ballymaloe basic soda bread recipe, it never fails! x
- March 19, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- Jess said...
Hi, Lilly. Thanks for the tip about the baking soda. I've had excellent results with just the single teaspoon, so I have no plans to double up. I love the idea of adding citrus zest to the batter. I'm making another loaf for dinner tonight (clearly, I'm obsessed) and I think I'll try some orange zest. Thank you for the inspiration! Also, it's funny that you should mention Ballymaloe, as just last night I was reading this interview with Rory O'Connell, co-founder of the Ballymaloe Cookery School. (That place looks like heaven.) If you have a moment, and you don't mind sending it, I would love to have a look at that recipe and give it a go. (You'll find my e-mail address in the about section up top.) Thanks!
- March 19, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Nachshon said...
looks delicious as always :)
- March 19, 2010 at 11:47 AM
- Jess said...
Thanks, friend. (Also, hi! It has been too long.)
- March 19, 2010 at 12:09 PM
- Darby O'Shea said...
Jess- Just popped your recipe into the oven and, though I don't know what the end product looks like yet, the dough was much tastier than my original! (Yes, I taste every bread dough I make. I like dough.) I did eventually settle on 2 t soda (as they suggest in their retested recipe), but I'm CONVINCED that there's 1. too much flour and 2. too little liquid in their recipe. Grr. Gourmet would NEVER have done this to us. At least the photos were pretty.
- March 28, 2010 at 7:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hello! I just made this bread with a few substitutions (given what I had around) and it was PERFECT for a thrown-together-brunch.
So: if you don't have buttermilk, skim milk with 1 T of white vinegar/cup works. No ground flax seeds? Sprinkle whole ones on top! Perfect when spread with butter and apricot jam, alongside scrambled eggs and fruit salad.
It came out tall, fragrant, and truly bready, which amazed me for a 1 hour (start-to-finish, including washing a mixing bowl in the beginning) bread. Thanks, Jess! Next time, I may make soda rolls for an even quicker product.
- April 25, 2010 at 10:19 AM
- Jess said...
Darby and Anonymous - Hooray! Your success stories are music to my ears.
Thanks for the dough-to-dough comparison, Darby. You can eat all the dough you want, my friend. I do not judge.
Anonymous, thanks for the substitution tips. Butter and apricot jam. Oh yes. And I love the idea of making this bread as rolls.
- April 25, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hi! Same Anonymous here, with an update on the rolls: they were bad. Lost a lot of moisture from having so much exposure to the oven and I really missed the lovely spongey inside texture of a slice.
Since I can't really afford to throw away food, I re-conceptualized them as whole-meal, flax-seedy English muffins, and they are ok toasted with a layer of butter and jam. Better and heartier than store-bought, and they have the requisite nooks and crannies for butter to pool. Definitely get me through a morning. But I miss the loaf-form and won't make the rolls again.
- April 28, 2010 at 10:30 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hi Jess,
it's Grace from the non-fiction workshop! Unsurprisingly, I can't get enough of your blog and am especially keen to try this soda bread recipe. I'm completely new to bread baking, but really excited about the prospect of impressing my parents with perfect toast.. I'll let you know how it goes!
Hope the end of the semester wasn't too stressful for you. I'm so glad we met in that wonderful workshop!
- May 19, 2010 at 6:47 PM
- wandering educators said...
YUM, yum, and super yum. i make an irish brown bread that is similar, but with yogurt. this sounds just as delicious - can't wait to try it! thanks to molly for sending me this way.
- July 20, 2012 at 8:01 PM
- d-made said...
I've made this twice now and am enjoying it for breakfast toast. I didn't have brown sugar, so I subtituted Raw sugar and a little light molasses.
- July 21, 2012 at 1:35 AM
- LizzieBee said...
Hello hello, I too have given up on soda bread, so I'm thinking I'll try this recipe! But - do you think the sugar is 100% necesary? Or does it simply add a hint of sweetness? I'm also going to try it with spelt flour... :)
- July 25, 2012 at 2:09 AM
- Jess said...
wandering educators - Very glad you wandered this way. Welcome! I hope you'll enjoy the bread.
d-made - I love this bread toasted, too. Thanks for letting me know about your success with the substitutions.
LizzieBee - Hello! I unfortunately don't know enough about food science to tell you if the brown sugar is doing something important in terms of texture or structure. I do like the mild sweetness it adds. Ideally, I always try to make a recipe as is once before altering it, just so that I have a baseline. But if you don't eat sugar at all, I wouldn't want you to waste your ingredients and your time. The one thing I would suggest is that, if you're going to try more than one alteration (omitting sugar, subbing spelt flour), you do only one at a time. Leave out the sugar the first time, say, then try with the different flour. That way, you'll be able to isolate what's working and what isn't. Also, I'd recommend swapping only the whole wheat flour for the spelt flour. Without any white flour at all, this loaf would be too heavy, I think.
- July 25, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- Ena said...
Thanks to Orangette for linking this wonderful bread. I made it yesterday and it is absolutely wonderful! Plus, it's so easy to make, I think this is my new favourite recipe for bread, no kneading, no waiting, simply great! I didn't use buttermilk since I didn't have it but put 4 tablespoons of milk in a measuring cup and then poured yogurt until it reached 2 cups, mixed it up and added it to the batter (I read that tip online since I didn't have lemons or white wine vinegar either).
P.S. Your blog is so lovely, I first found out about it via Orangette when she posted link for your whole wheat apple cake which is one of the best cakes I've ever made or tasted.
- July 26, 2012 at 2:17 AM
- Jess said...
Hi, Ena, and welcome! I'm so glad that you're enjoying the bread. I have to tell you, I read your comment first thing this morning, and got the urge to bake a loaf myself. So I did! It's cooling right now on my table. Thank you for the kind words about this blog -- and that cake! I'm grateful to Molly for sending you my way.
- July 26, 2012 at 9:00 AM
- balderton said...
Great writing with the line, "Sometimes, you have no idea what you're looking for until it's on the table, staring up at you through a layer of raspberry jam."
- August 7, 2012 at 7:33 PM
- Jess said...
Thanks, balderton! So kind of you to say.
- August 7, 2012 at 10:18 PM
- Anonymous said...
Just made a loaf of this today. I didn't have any instant oatmeal so I used three tablespoons of Bob's Red Mill mighty tasty cereal. It came out so good, really a make again bread.
- August 21, 2012 at 3:08 PM
- Maureen said...
What are instand oats? Can you sub in quick cooking oats?? Thank you for this great looking recipe
- September 1, 2012 at 6:10 PM
- Jess said...
Hi, Maureen. Yes, I use Quaker "Quick - 1 Minute" oats here. And in a pinch, when I've had only regular rolled oats on hand, I've just spilled them onto a cutting board and given them a few passes with a chef's knife. You just want them small enough so that you don't have big oaty flakes in the bread. Enjoy!
- September 2, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- Maureen said...
Thanks Jess!
- September 3, 2012 at 12:31 AM
- Rachel L said...
Do you think this would freeze well? This looks like an amazing recipe and I've been dying to try it but living alone I don't eat bread very quickly. How do you usually store it and for how long?
- September 20, 2012 at 12:15 AM
- Jess said...
Hi, Rachel. I've never frozen it, and I'm afraid I'm not sure how to advise you. I keep mine on the counter, covered, at room temperature for 2-3 days. (It doesn't last any longer than that at our place!) The crust loses its faint crunch, but it's still very good, especially toasted. Maybe you could bake a loaf and give half of it away to a lucky soul? If you do try freezing it, would you please report back? Would love to hear how it goes.
- September 20, 2012 at 9:48 AM
- Christine said...
Okay, so I just made this tonight and cannot rave about it enough. Took only 10 minutes to make, tops, even with my 2-year-old racing around behind me. Oh and I didn't have buttermilk — subbed 2% with 2 tsp of vinegar. Turned out beautifully in 35 minutes, and the whole family couldn't stop eating it at dinner.
I'll be making this over and over and over and over... Thanks a million for my new favorite recipe!
- September 27, 2012 at 11:52 PM
- M said...
I was tired and didn't pay close attention to my measures. Once I started mixing in the buttermilk I realized I used a 1/3 cup measure instead of 1/4. Oops! To compensate, I added extra buttermilk until the dough came together. Luckily, I had been quite generous with the baking soda, so it rose fine. However, it took an hour to bake through. The bread was still delicious and is truly wonderful as toast!
- January 23, 2013 at 7:40 PM
- hydrolagus said...
A while back someone asked if this bread makes good cinnamon toast. I made the recipe for the first time this weekend and can answer: yes, this bread makes stunningly awesome cinnamon toast.
- March 20, 2013 at 4:06 PM
- Paul said...
Well, I'm five years late to the party but I'll comment anyway. I had to laugh reading this post as I had my own crazed period of baking my way through one brown soda bread recipe after another---all okay but nothing wow!---trying to find the perfect one, when here it was waiting unbeknownst to me. Thanks for this, it's already a regular on the table. And I like the substitutions from the original as they're things I always have on hand. Loved your book, too, which I just finished. Thanks for including the weight measurements, so much better than measuring cups. I can use the weights from the book to help translate the other recipes from your blog I've started going through. Enjoy your book tour.
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