Baldur

The snow has finally started here in Primrose, we are expecting at least a foot of it overnight. White out conditions, heavy winds etc.
It will be another day for holiday baking.

sheftali52

Hey, Baldur, it's even snowing here in Yorktown, Virginia, which is not a common occurrence. We should not get more than an inch or two, though. Hope your blizzard doesn't wreak too much havoc. Sheftali decided her house needed some good smells wafting around--made a small prime rib roast and sauteed brussel sprouts for supper. Twas a good day to stay indoors. BTW--loved the a capella segment--very melodious.

So Baldur wears autumn colors? I love those colors, but they do not work on me. Sheftali is a "winter" person--true red, white, yellow, black, blue, etc. Pastels make me look ghastly (as if I didn't look ghastly enough on occasion!) Red is my favorite color, as I just feel happy when I'm wearing red. Goes with my red lipstick!

Baldur

Wow!
We have more than a foot of snow and it's still coming dawn rather heavily.
This isn't the wet mushy kind, it appears rather dry, so as such it's no good for building snowdemons on the lawn.
We have the driveway at Chez Baldur plowed, but there is no telling when the plow will arrive. I will need to go out myself and shovel the steps leading to both entrances and do the same for the neighbor so she has working fire exits.
Mainy she leaves her house through the garage door, but she really should be able to get out at the other end in case of an emergency,

Baldur

As for colors I enjoy wearing bright red, but usually would buy a deeper cranberry color,
Baldur would never buy himself anything blue.
There was an exception a couple years back when I purchased a Hawaiian shirt that was about 1/3 dusty blue, but it was covered in these huge odd green tropical leaves so the blue was rather incidental.
Still if they had the same shirt in a different colorway the blue would have been relegated back to the rack.

Baldur

I have been thinking about Belladonnis' culinary question and think you should go with a cheesy potato casserole.
This is rather like Scalloped Potatoes but with a serious helping of cheddar in it.

Cheesy Potatoes

The quantities here will be for a smallish casserole that might serve 4 as a side dish, but you can multiply it up as many times as necessary

Parboil 6 large potatoes until just slightly undercooked
Remove them from the pan and allow to cool until comfortable to handle
meanwhile
Take 2 cups of milk and heat it up in a double boiler or a saucepan, when it is hot add a couple of vegetable bouillon cubes. This is optional, you can otherwise season it with salt & pepper, onion powder, a little nutmeg.
Remember if not using a double boiler to take care not to scorch the bottom of the sauce, use gentle heat and stir constantly.
In a small bowl take 1/2 cup of cold milk and whisk 2 heaping tablespoons of flour into it. When it is blended smooth whisk it into the hot milk and continue stirring and cooking until a rather thin sauce forms.
Fold in 1 cup (or more..2 cups is not too much) of chopped sharp cheddar.
Stir it a little, it is not necessary to completely melt the cheese, little chunks in this recipe are perfectly fine.
You may also add a bit of sherry if you'd like.
Butter an adequately sized casserole dish
Pour enough cheese sauce into the bottom to coat it
Peel and slice the potatoes (not too thinly) and add them to the casserole.
At this point you may, if you wish add some thinly sliced onion, or some diced pimientos or roasted red peppers for a bit of color.
Likewise chopped scallions or chives would work
Cover everything with the remaining cheese sauce
Sprinkle with paprika
Those French fried onion shreds from a can would also be a nice topping, if you'd like.
Place into a 350 degree Farenheit oven
Bake until bubbly around the edges and golden on top
40-45 minutes

Qsilv

um, Baldur? about that Hawaiian print shirt --

Last year I found THE most gorgeous swim suit, with just the right high cut thigh and a neat bit of diagonal twist and wrap 'tween the boobs. Overall the pattern was fine, a huge leafed jungle that worked well with the diagonal... but the colors... bleahhh....

Took me a few minutes to figure it out. The colors themselves were ok, but they just didn't work well together. There were a couple dozen delicate frangipani blossoms in a pale turquoise blue that simply POPPED off the surface and owned the thing. Sounds silly, but I just couldn't make myself wear it.

One day I decided it was wasted money anyway, why not gamble?

So I took a Sharpie permanent ink marker in black and carefully colored in every one of those flowers. Being me, I didn't do 'em flat, but used gracefully radiating lines from the center of each petal. They basically turned into a dark charcoal with wispy pale charcoal streaks and a few fiber-y thin sparkles of that palest blue.

Added a few strokes to several of the green leaves, too, to enhance the feeling of their dimensionality as they rose up out of the twisted fabric.

Then I went for a swim in a chlorinated pool...

and another... and another.. and... (smiles)

yep... made it through the whole season with no discernible loss of ink!

Baldur

I love that Idea Qsilv, I fear that there is too much evil blue in my shirt.
1/3 of XXL men's shirt is a lot of fabric to color with Sharpie.

Baldur

Another recipe which is somewhat easier is:

Stuffed Mushroom Caps

Take a package of largish mushrooms, either white of baby bella and clean them well.
Remove the stems and reserve them
Take the mushroom caps and place them open end up on a baking tray.
Chop and onion and the mushroom stems and saute' them briefly in butter
Prepare a package of bread stuffing mix (i.e. Stovetop brand) according to the directions on the box and stir in the sauteed vegetables
Spoon the stuffing into the mushroom caps pressing it down a bit as you go.
Bake at 350 degrees Farenheit for 20 minutes, larger jumbo mushroom caps will take a bit longer.

Variations:

Add a can of drained lump crab meat to the finished stuffing
(Using the liquid as part of the water in the stuffing directions)
or
Press a cube of sharp cheese into the top of each before baking
or
top each with a partially cooked square of bacon, it will finish cooking in the oven

Baldur

-of +or

Baldur

Another crowd please

Torta Rustica

Baldur first had this at a Cafe' run by an Austrian/Argentine woman in Boston. Her recipe was encased in a dough and baked.
My version skips a lot of steps]

Buy a large round or oval loaf of crusty bread.
Pretend you are making a Jack o'Lantern and cut a good sized round off the top and scoop out the innards.
Reserve the innards for another use.
Into the hollowed out bread layer sliced meats such as Italian ham, pepperoni pastrami etc alternating them with sliced cheeses such as Swiss, mozzarella, muenster. In between these layers add any of the following: drained marinated artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers, defrosted chopped spinach which has had moisture pressed out of it and seasoned with olive oil and garlic, black pitted olives etc etc.
They key things to remember here are that you shouldn't add anything too wet and that you need enough cheese to act as glue when melted.
When the bread is looking stuffed, press everything down firmly and add more stuff if necessary ending with more cheese.
Replace the lid on top and wrap the whole thing well with Aluminum (Aluminium in the UK) foil.
Place it on a baking sheet and put it into a 325 degree for at least an hour or 90 minutes until the interior is all melted and gooey,
Allow it to cool to room temperature and slice it into wedges to serve.

puzzler

Have read on the news about a snowstorm on the east cost of America. Is that where Primrose is? In the uk, my little bit of England has been hit with 6 inches and it's staying around because of the freezing temps, around -6C. It has been causing delays with the Eurotunnel trains, with some poor people stuck on them for several hours. A bit of snow here always causes chaos!

Baldur

please +r =pleaser

Baldur

I'm in the Northeastern US, Primrose is in Rhode Island.
We now have 14" of snow and it has not stopped.
Baldur enjoys it however, and I don't need to go anywhere.
That much snow, especially this early, is rare in England, isn't it?

puzzler

It is unusual for the east of England, which is where I've moved to, but not for the north (where I used to live). We generally get snow in the early part of the year. It has been known not to snow at all, but I just love it, especially when it is falling and I'm warm inside. We are not due anymore in the east just now, but maybe we'll hold onto it for Christmas Day. I don't want too much, as my family are travelling to get here.
My Mum, (who knows nothing about the weather!), always says that when America gets heavy snow, we will get it in a few weeks time! So come the New Year......

Baldur

Well Baldur should be baking cookies, there should ba an aroma of gingerbread wafting through, rather than the scent of mackeral cat food.
Take care everyone, stay warm!

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I lived in Norfolk as a child and every winter we trudged to school through snow up to our thighs. We loved the snow to play in but that journey to school froze us to the marrow (2 miles on foot and no car anyway).

Global warming has diminished the depth and frequency of snow falls in the south ... deep snow and heavy drifting are now a rarety.

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Sorry... Was playing with something new ♥♥♥

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Don't you usually play with something not quite so new?

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Baldur just made 84 Bourbon Balls, but somehow only 80 of them seem to have made it to the tray.