Champagne: A toast to blanc de blancs
Blanc de blancs Champagne, made only of chardonnay, are the lightest and most refreshing Champagnes of all, and just right for an August afternoon as for a midnight in December.
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Beebe: I'd Cut Budget to Deliver on Grocery Tax Promise
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Gov. Mike Beebe said Thursday he would consider cutting state services to continue reducing Arkansas' sales tax on groceries, but said he won't touch education, human services or law enforcement to pay for his signature campaign promise.
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Dad's Super Chili? Buffalo wings? Nachos? We want to know what you're planning to serve for Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 3). The Herald is looking for unique game day recipes and we'll publish the best on Jan. 30. E-mail to jmorreale@bradenton.com or snail mail to Jana Morreale, Bradenton Herald, P.O. Box 921, Bradenton FL 34206. Deadline is Jan. 22.
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Black beans, in addition to being a great addition to your disaster meals pantry, are delicious, nutritious, and unbelievably easy to use. You can add them to just about...
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Pole bean or out-of-control bean?
By Barbara Damrosch, published Thursday, August 2, 2007 in The Washington Post
If pole beans are allowed to get into trouble, they will. Early on, they are like a good baby that sleeps through the night. You poke the conveniently fat seeds into the ground, then let the warmth and easy moisture of late spring nudge forth the young shoots -- big healthy-looking things grouped in tidy circles at the base of their poles or lined up in long rows.
A vine will sometimes seem to hesitate in its upward climb, poised like an acrobat a few feet above the soil as if looking for a trapeze to clutch. That's your cue to guide it gently in the direction of the pole, trellis or fence you have provided for its support. Sometimes a lethargic plant will need to be lifted bodily from the ground and taught to twine. But from then on it's go, go, go.
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