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By Blaidd Drwg The 2012 HOF ballot has been released. Here is the list of player for your review: Jeff Bagwell Jeromy Burnitz Vinny Castilla Juan Gonzalez Brian Jordan Barry Larkin Javy Lopez Edgar Martinez Don Mattingly Fred McGriff Mark McGwire Jack Morris Bill Mueller Terry Mulholland Dale Murphy Phil Nevin Rafael Palmeiro Brad Radke […] By Blaidd Drwg The process is entirely to skewed to hand out bids to the “power” conferences and really goes out of its way to prevent deserving teams from getting into the big bowls in favor of lesser teams from the big conferences. There are 10 spots in BCS bowls – numbers 1 and 2 […] by A.J. Coltrane Offense Defense Mariners (runs) 30th of 30 15th of 30 Seahawks (points) 26th of 32 15th of 32 Seahawks (yards) 28th of 32 11th of 32 Seahawks (rushing) 27th 8th Seahawks (passing) 25th 15th (Stats current as of November 26 pm.) The first Seattle team to “win” will be the team that […] by A.J. Coltrane Saturday morning frittata very loosely based on Alton Brown’s recipe. 4 eggs 1 red pepper, diced 1/4 lb breakfast sausage, broken up About 1/4 cup each grated cheddar and parmesan. —- Cover and heat sausage & red pepper over medium-low heat until cooked. Beat eggs with cheese, salt & black pepper. (It won’t take […] by A.J. Coltrane Jamie Oliver’s English Onion Soup, mostly. Using chicken stock and the bread from the “7 Hour Rustic Bread” post to finish. The bread went under the broiler, which seemed to work well enough: I didn’t really follow his recipe though: 1/2 red onion, thinly sliced. 1/2 large leek, thinly sliced, salt, pepper, and […] 
by A.J. Coltrane This is another attempt at a “same day rustic bread”. The last batch didn’t get mixed adequately. The recipe is the same as the last time, with some modifications — this recipe uses 1-1/4 tsp salt to 3c flour. (The salt was increased to .42 tsp per cup from .375 per cup.) This was […] 
by A.J. Coltrane This bread came about as an attempt at a rustic bread that’s “longer- rise- without- having- to- wait- overnight”. It’s rooted in the Lahey-Bittman No Knead Bread, as well as Peter Reinhart’s Pain a l’Ancienne in his book The Bread Baker’s Apprentice. Both the Lahey and Reinhart breads call for an overnight rise — […] 
by A.J. Coltrane The recipe below is from this allrecipes post. I’ve added a few modifications and suggest some other options. 1 3/4 cups whole wheat flour 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup vegetable oil [I used canola this time] 1 cup water salt for sprinkling [I added some minced rosemary […] by A.J. Coltrane Title: Mr. Jack – Pocket Version Game Type: Deduction/ Bluffing strategy game. Number of Players: 2 Complexity of Rules: Low Time to Play: 15-20 minutes The Concept: One player plays as Mr. Jack. The other plays as the Inspectors — Holmes, Watson, and Puggsly the Dog. The “board” is a 3×3 grid of tiles. […] 
by A.J. Coltrane The first time I tried No Knead Bread I used quite a bit of extra flour on the work surfaces. I was happy with the taste, but less so with the appearance. (Really, I was completely happy with it the first time, almost giddy really, but there’s always room for improvement.) The […] |
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