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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
9
A Baytonian food columnist recalls gulf shrimp purchases and a mishap with water pressure during prep. She shares memories of Houston dining at Sakowitz and Sonny Look’s Sirloin Inn and offers a baked shrimp and rice recipe with curry sauce for twelve servings.
A compact home recipe outlines curried shrimp casserole with four pounds of peeled shrimp a lemon slice bay leaf and long grain rice. The sauce combines butter grated onion and flour with measured tablespoons for flavor and thickening.
The Baytown Humane Society published Bite This a cookbook with recipes from friends and supporters including selections for dogs and cats priced at 10 dollars. Call 281 424 3103 or 281 422 3125 to order. Send upcoming fund-raiser details to lifestyle baytownsun com or call 281 425 8026.
City committee wrestles with duty of tow operators and non-response rules. Proposals threaten to suspend firms from rotation after 30 minute dispatch delays or repeated passes, potentially affecting 75 percent of 12 firms in six months. Debates on city fee control for secondary transports and whether to cap charges continue ahead of a final council vote.
Robinson to succeed Garcia in the annual Barrett Station Homecoming Parade. Houston's Tri-City Marching Band joins the event with 60 to 80 youths. Floats include a Noah's Ark theme by Shiloh Baptist Church and a royalty float for the Homecoming court. Events run from 8:30 to 2 p.m. with crowds, health tests, and performances, concluding the 19th annual celebration.
NASA managers repeatedly discussed an unexplained sensor problem seen in April. They replaced cables and electronics on Discovery and hope for a launch next week, while Congress urges thorough fixes and notes the high fuel cost of scrubs.
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