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Add some sparkle to New Year's table
- 12/25/2002
This story is listed under section: Life & Arts
Serve this with best wishes for a Happy 2003. A moderately priced sparkling wine will do perfectly well for this recipe.
CHAMPAGNE BOWL
1 bottle sparkling white wine
2 large oranges
&1/2; cup sugar
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 cup dry white wine
Chill sparkling wine. Halve oranges lengthwise and cut into thin slices. Place in punch bowl and sprinkle with sugar, lemon juice and the dry white wine. Chill 1 hour or longer.
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Eggnog without the danger
- 12/13/2000
This story is listed under section: Life & Arts
Every year I receive so many letters requesting reprints of my column for Cooked Eggnog that I decided to include it in a column again this year. I originally developed this recipe for the California Egg Commission, which asked me to revise popular recipes traditionally made with raw eggs by substituting cooked eggs to avoid the possible danger of contamination with salmonella bacteria.
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Follow the leaders
- 12/18/2005
This story is listed under section: City&Region
Leadership is why Western New York is where it is today. It's why there are signs of progress and reform in the midst of crisis. It's also why there's failure on so many other fronts.
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Can we cross the right bridge?
- 10/2/2005
This story is listed under section: City&Region
The road to a new Niagara River bridge has been too long and too hard to end in mediocrity. But it could. Now, more than a decade into the Peace Bridge Expansion Project, this region has stumbled its way through four different design-selecting processes - commissioned designers, design charette, public workshops with votes, and now a juried competition - without yet selecting a design.
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Salmon dish is high in calcium
- 1/10/2001
This story is listed under section: Life & Arts
Since 1990, I have been writing a ’Column of the Month’ each year on a subject of particular interest to my readers. These subjects have included potatoes, rice, pasta, legumes, vegetables, fruit, grains, vegetarian entrees, fish, desserts and cheeses.
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Shrimp in a spud
- 2/21/2001
This story is listed under section: Life & Arts
Surprise your family and friends with this truly original presentation of a seafood salad. I like this salad served slightly warm or at room temperature.
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A premier bridge design
- 12/3/2005
This story is listed under section: City&Region
A binational design jury captured imagination and drama in its choice for a new Peace Bridge, delivered with an unusual degree of on-time efficiency in this prolonged decision process.
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Coming Together
- 10/2/2005
This story is listed under section: City&Region
The Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society plans its latest Why Not Buffalo? forum 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, at 25 Nottingham Court. Titled "Building Buffalo Niagara as a Tourist Mecca," the free public forum addresses the need for cooperation between Erie and Niagara counties.
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Woodstock, Ont., acted quickly in landing Toyota plant
- 8/7/2005
This story is listed under section: City&Region
WOODSTOCK, Ont. - Toyota announced in late June that it will build an assembly plant here that will employ 1,300 people. But long before that project ever surfaced, the city's economic development officials were perfecting their pitch.
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Higgins sees federal aid as bridge boon
- 7/31/2005
This story is listed under section: City&Region
Federal aid totaling $25 million should help bring resolution to the Peace Bridge plan, Rep. Brian Higgins says. "There's absolutely no excuse now why this project shouldn't go forward," Higgins said Friday.
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