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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2019
Page
7
Soups on at Wattana Panich where a single broth is reused daily in kway teow beef noodles. Leftover broth is filtered and reused as this day’s stock, creating a perpetual stew that gains flavor from repeated heating. Vegetable scraps and occasional bones keep the pot going, offering rich broth without constant fresh stock.
A step by step home recipe details rinsing rice, simmering in chicken stock with ginger and green onion, then cooking until the grains bloom and the broth thickens. It notes adding tomato product and optional wine, and cautions against overpowering ingredients.
The piece discusses stock versus broth and the fat skim level for perpetual stews, noting chicken and pork fats are liked more than lamb or game. It describes cooling, straining, and refrigerating the stock portion, with bones continuing to contribute flavor, and references Andrea Nguyen's chao congee from her Vietnamese cookbook.
A collage of historical events and notable figures lists milestones from 1776 to 2014. Highlights include Paine's Common Sense, 1860 Pemberton Mill disaster, 1967 tax proposal and Brooke Senate seat, 1984 Vatican relations, 1994 Ukraine missiles deal, AOL Time Warner merger, Guantanamo prisoner flights, Iran uranium activity, Biden in Afghanistan, George H W Bush carrier commissioning, December 2013 job gains, and obituaries across years including Larry Speakes, Sherrill Milnes, Pat Benatar, Shawn Colvin, Kris Kross, and Jared Kushner.
The piece notes National Hot Toddy Day on Friday January 11 and recounts the hot toddy origin in 18th century Western Europe. It describes a modern recipe using honey lemon hot water whiskey cloves cinnamon and nutmeg and suggests serving warm before bed or after cold outdoor time.
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