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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2015
Page
9
Restaurateur Angleton shares a mas ticha influenced tsoureki variant and recalls his Chocolate Mess dessert from Jimmy's. The piece surveys recipes and health oriented options from Sara Wells and Kate Jones, plus a dulce de leche cautioned method, with a Bake and Chow context and a Linda Cicero contact reference.
A simple method uses a 14 ounce can of sweetened condensed milk baked in a water bath at 400 degrees for about one hour until caramel brown. Whisk lumps, cool, and refrigerate. Optional dark rum or vanilla, or salt for salted caramel.
A method for baking a large white fleshed fish such as sea bass or red snapper with tapenade and rosemary. The fish is seasoned, topped with tapenade, lemon juice and wine, sealed with foil, and baked about 5 minutes per inch until opaque and flaking. Serves four. includes nutrition per serving and source Martha Rose Shulman.
The piece explains common whole fish sold at markets including Rockfish, New Zealand or Tai snapper, loup de mer or branzino, and wild striped bass. It notes their origins, flavor, and texture, comparing them to sole, shark, and swordfish, and mentions they can substitute for each other with differing but good results in recipes.
A reader defends respectful discussion about hummus brands Sabra and Aladdin and calls out online judgmental comments. She notes angry posts derail conversations and urges adults to share differing opinions without disrespect. She signs off with contact details and a playful line about dropping toxic commenters like a wet pizza.
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