Dessert wine rules and seven tasty pairings
A guide to matching dessert wines with sweets covers port serving temp and portions, textures, and color matching. It lists Delicate Light, Rich Yellow and Gold, and Heavy Brown and Dark Red categories with serving ideas, then provides Prized recipes including a chocolate torte and Calistoga Apple Torte.
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Sandeman Founders
Portugal
Quady Winery
Dessert wines showcased in four color categories at Dallas tasting
Diane Teitelbaum reviews a Dallas tasting at the Adolphus Hotel where tasters sampled dessert wines in four categories delicate and light rich and yellow golden heavy brown and dark red and exotic Wines included Santo Stefano Moscato d Asti 1991 Chateau Liot Sauternes 1988 Electra Orange Muscat Callaway Sweet Nancy and Clos du Bois Fleur d Alexander among others with prices ranging from 5 to 24 dollars per 375 ml The event highlights diversity in aroma flavor and style across regions and grape varieties.
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Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
Santo Stefano
Moscato d’Asti
Chateau Liot Sauternes
Bordeaux
Callaway
Nancy
Favorite family recipes and requests for tune up kitchen tips
Salomon patties and stollen inspired dishes appear with notes from readers such as Irene Gunning and Beatrice Schaup. The column collects recipe instructions for salmon patties, mushroom sauce, stollen dough, and a request for buttermilk soup plus several readers asking for traditional family methods.
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Irene Gunning
Aunt Patsy and Quick Loaf bread hacks add beer and soda twists
Bonnie Tandy Leblang and Carolyn Wyman critique three new food items each week. The noted bread method uses beer in Quick Loaf or Aunt Patsy style mixes for a moist hearty loaf in under an hour, with lemon lime soda as a nonalcoholic option and seltzer or club soda as milder substitutes.
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Patsy
Aunt Patsy’s
Quick Loaf
Bonnie Tandy Leblang
Harmony Books
Carolyn Wyman
Longmeadow Press
Sandinista Forces Seize Managua as Somoza Flees
In 1979 Sandinista fighters took control of Nicaragua's capital Managua shortly after President Anastasio Somoza fled the country, signaling the end of the Somoza dynasty and a shift in power.
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Managua
Anstasio Somoza
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