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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2018
Page
7
A native of the produce aisle radicchio stands out with burgundy leaves and stark white veins. The bitterness does not mellow with heat unlike cabbage and its crispness relies on water pressure rather than fiber.
A vivid recipe and reflection on a chocolate beer radicchio dressing. It blends extra virgin olive oil hot cocoa powder Balsamic IPA beer lime juice and seasonings to create a bitter sweet sour salty dressing for radicchio and fried toppings. The piece frames bitterness as a refined culinary trait with notes from Jennifer McLagan and a personal tasting narrative.
Recap of events on today including the 1983 trial of William A. Lewis and William L. Lewis in Lee Township on child cruelty charges, Ethel Yarbough’s manslaughter case, 1760 George III ascent, Crimean War Charge of the Light Brigade, John Brown trial, America the Beautiful publication, Taiwan independence, Eisenhower cabinet live coverage, Stevenson at the UN, mainland China admission, Grenada invasion, 1986 World Series Game 6 outcome, and several celebrity ages.
Community Action House seeks food and personal care item donations for 900 Thanksgiving baskets to be distributed November 19 20 at 345 W. 14th St Holland MI 49423 49424 49464 residents. Pre registration not required but appreciated. walk ins welcomed Nov 20. Call 616 392 2368 for details.
A meatloaf recipe uses lean ground chuck oats and vegetables cooked in a skillet, baked with ketchup glaze, then rested before slicing. Yukon gold potatoes are mashed with butter and cream for a classic side. The instructions cover sautéing vegetables, mixing ingredients, shaping in a loaf pan, and serving steps.
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