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Page 10, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Thursday, February 5, 2015
STIR IT UP!
by Marialisa Calta
There’s a reason why some
“heirloom”
or
“heritage”
recipes have gone the way of
the horse and buggy. Few tears
have been shed for liver
dumplings,
Spam
with
pineapple, dandelion wine and
Salmon Pea Wiggle as they
have disappeared from our
tables. There are a few old-
timey dishes that persist, but
which some of us would also
love to bid adieu: the “classic”
green bean casserole with
canned onion sticks, the
sourdough “friendship loaf”
that gets passed around like a
chain letter, and Salisbury
steak with brown gravy.
But there are other
heirloom recipes that we are
Friends and family will bless you when you serve Bishop’s
Bread, a “heritage” recipe once served to visiting clergy that
includes chocolate, nuts and dried cherries. Dirk Van Susteren
LOAFING THROUGH OUR HISTORY
still thrilled to make or eat, or
ones discovered by food
historians or researchers that
we are delighted to embrace.
Cookbook author Adrienne
Kane has found a number of
them in her “United States of
Bread,” which chronicles, as
the subtitle proclaims, “our
nation’s homebaking heritage,
from sandwich loaves to
sourdough.”
Kane — also the author of
“The United States of Pie,” a
book with which I hope to
become acquainted — begins
by
saying
that
most
Americans, when asked to
think of an “artisan” loaf,
picture a baguette, boule or
batard. “These are all lovely
breads,” she writes, “but none
are particularly American.”
She took it upon herself to
research our country’s breadbaking heritage, and found it
rich not just in gluten, but also
in recipes.
In the mid-19th century,
Kane discovered, 100,000 grist
mills dotted our countryside,
grinding regional grains into
flours for regional recipes: corn
in New England for cornbread
and Anadama bread; soft
wheat in the South for lighterthan-air biscuits; and all
manner of grains — white,
whole wheat and rye — in the
Midwest, which was known as
“the nation’s breadbasket” for
a reason.
ASK DOCTOR K
Protect Your Skin In Order To Prevent Cellulitis
by Anthony L. Komaroff,
M.D.
DEAR DOCTOR K: My
son developed a large, red,
swollen area on his arm. The
doctor called it cellulitis. My
son is better now, but I’d like
to learn more about cellulitis
and what can be done to prevent it.
DEAR READER: Cellulitis is a serious bacterial infection of the skin. Bacteria
live on the surface of our
skin, but the skin is built to
keep the bacteria from getting inside us. If they get beneath the surface of the skin,
and then into the tissues be-
low the skin, they can make
trouble.
When our skin gets injured, bacteria can break
through the skin’s protective
outer layer. This typically
happens at the site of an injury, such as a cut, puncture,
sore, burn or bite. It’s even
more likely if we have had
recent surgery that cut
through the skin, or have a
catheter carrying medicines
into a vein. Other things that
make a person vulnerable to
cellulitis
are
edema
(swelling), poor blood flow, or
a skin rash that creates
breaks in the skin.
Hints from
Heloise®
Recycle These? Not So Much
BY HELOISE
Dear
Readers:
RECYCLING may take a
little effort, but the payoff is
well
worth
the
time.
However, there are items
that should NOT be recycled.
Read over this short list.
Recycling
centers
have
different guidelines:
These products typically
are not recyclable:
Paper coated with plastic
(wax paper, cereal-box liners
and ice-cream containers)
Grease-soaked
(pizza)
boxes
Books (softcover — some
can be used, others not)
Tissues, napkins, paper
towels (soiled)
Motor-oil cans
Paint cans
Light bulbs.
Check with your recycler
about what is a “Yes” and
what is a “No.” — Heloise
CINNAMON COFFEE
Dear Heloise: I love the
taste of cinnamon in my
coffee, but not the lumps that
occur when I try to stir it in.
So, I add about 1/4 teaspoon
per cup into the filter of my
coffee machine for a smooth
cup of cinnamon coffee. —
Judith
Schwarz,
Grass
Valley, Calif.
A hint of cinnamon,
nutmeg or allspice makes a
plain cup of coffee tasty. Like
many, a morning cup of coffee
is on my agenda. I have
compiled
my
Heloise’s
Flavored Coffees and Teas
pamphlet to share my
favorite recipes and hints. To
receive one, please send $3
and a long, self-addressed,
stamped (70 cents) envelope
to: Heloise/Coffees, P.O. Box
795001, San Antonio, TX
78279-5001. Take a small
piece of fresh, peeled ginger
and add it to your pot of tea.
It’s a flavorful change. —
Heloise
PANTYHOSE RECYCLE
Dear Heloise: I have A
LOT of pantyhose that I’ve
had for years. I am ready to
part with them. I hate to
throw them away; can they
be repurposed? Thanks for
your input. — Lisa in
Pasadena, Texas
You bet they can! I love
them — yes, for wearing, but
also for all of the uses after
they have seen better days.
Of course, we are talking
about CLEAN pantyhose!
* Tie a knot in the foot,
add an onion, tie another
knot and continue.
* Use with cleanser to
scrub down the bathtub.
* Secure a trash-can liner
with one.
* Use as garden ties for
seedlings in the spring.
* Cut off the feet and store
shoes
in
them
when
traveling.
Readers, I know there are
a ca-zillion (don’t really know
how much this is!) other
hints. Send them along, and
I’ll print as many as possible.
— Heloise
LINT LIFTER
Dear Heloise: Self-grip
closures on my kids’ shoes
collect lint, and then they
won’t stick. Do you have an
easy hint to help? — S., via
email
Sure do! Use an old, stiff
toothbrush or crochet hook to
pull the lint fibers out. Do let
your children help so they
have an “investment” in
preventing the problem. Try
to get them in the habit of
closing the gripper when
they take off their shoes. —
Heloise
EASY KEY
Dear Heloise: Key rings:
Use a clawed staple remover
to carefully open the key ring
and slide a key on. — Pamela
in Houston
Hi, Pamela. Thanks for
the hint and for your
beautiful Christmas card. —
Heloise
(c)2015 by King Features
Syndicate Inc.
Once beneath the skin’s
surface, bacteria multiply.
They make chemicals that
cause inflammation. Cellulitis is the most common type
of bacterial infection.
With cellulitis, the affected skin feels warm and is
usually red, swollen and
painful. There may be a
spreading network of red
streaks in the skin. (I’ve put
a photo of an arm affected by
cellulitis on my website,
AskDoctorK.com.) Fever and
a general feeling of illness often accompany cellulitis.
Many types of bacteria
can cause cellulitis. However,
by far the most common are
streptococcus (“strep”) and
staphylococcus
(“staph”).
Cellulitis is treated with antibiotics. Doctors don’t need
to identify which specific bacteria caused the infection.
They can prescribe a “broad
spectrum” antibiotic that will
treat most types of bacteria
that cause cellulitis. In most
cases, cellulitis improves
within a day or two after antibiotics are started.
If you have mild cellulitis,
you can usually treat it at
home with antibiotics taken
by mouth. Applying warm
compresses and elevating the
infected area can help. If you
have severe cellulitis, you
may need to be treated in the
hospital with antibiotics given into a vein.
If symptoms don’t improve
or if they worsen within the
first two or three days of
treatment, contact your doctor. It could mean you need a
different antibiotic.
To help prevent cellulitis:
— Prevent skin injury.
Wear protective gloves while
gardening and working outdoors. Wear long sleeves and
trousers while hiking. Avoid
going barefoot outdoors.
— Treat minor skin
wounds promptly. Gently
wipe away dirt and wash
with antibiotic soap. Apply
antibiotic ointment and cover
with a clean bandage.
— Contact your doctor to
treat all deep wounds and
animal bites.
Finally, call your doctor
whenever a skin injury becomes red, warm, swollen or
tender. Other conditions besides cellulitis may be the
cause. But it takes a health
professional to make the diagnosis accurately, and to
know when antibiotics are
necessary.
(Dr. Komaroff is a physician and professor at Harvard Medical School. To send
questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or write: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., Second Floor, Boston, MA
02115.)
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Kane’s book offers scores of
recipes for every bread you’ve
ever heard of (sourdough,
banana,
cinnamon-raisin,
potato, brown and cornbread
among them, as well as Parker
House rolls, bagels and
Monkey Bread), and many you
probably haven’t. A Pullman
Loaf, for example, is a
squared-off brick of bread
formed to save space in the
dining cars of trains. Bride’s
Biscuits were so named
because the addition of a bit of
yeast gave even the inept
newlywed a chance to make
light biscuits. Graham Bread
is a stern loaf advocated by
health-nut Sylvester Graham,
he of graham cracker fame.
Then
there’s
Bishop’s
Bread, a delightful treat that
apparently got its name in the
1800s, when proud housewives
served it with ceremony when
local clergy came to visit.
Traditional
recipes
use
candied fruit, but Kane argues
that dried fruit, plumped in
hot water, gives a more
“sumptuous” feel and flavor.
She also adds almonds and
bittersweet chocolate, making
this a loaf that any clergy
would bless.
“In America our breadmaking history is not about
recreating bakery-style bread;
it’s all about making homebaked bread,” she writes. So
celebrate and savor our
history, loaf by loaf.
BISHOP’S BREAD
Yield: 1 loaf
1 cup water
1/2 cup dried cherries or dried
cranberries
1/2 cup slivered almonds
1 stick (8 tablespoons)
unsalted butter, at room
temperature
1 cup light brown sugar,
packed
2 large eggs
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
(preferably unbleached)
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 cup bittersweet chocolate
chunks (such as Scharffen
Berger Bittersweet Baking
Chunks)
Center a rack in the oven
and preheat the oven to 350
degrees. Butter an 8-by-4-inch
loaf pan.
Bring the water to a boil.
Put the dried fruit in a small
bowl and pour boiling water
over it. Let sit for 15 to 30
minutes.
When oven has reached
baking temperature, pour the
almonds into an ovenproof
skillet, or baking pan with
sides, and toast for 4 to 6
minutes, until beginning to
color. Remove from oven and
set aside.
In a large bowl, using an
electric mixer (a stand mixer
works well), cream the butter
and brown sugar together
until light and fluffy, about 2
minutes, scraping down the
sides of the bowl frequently.
Add the eggs, one at a time,
beating and scraping between
additions. Add the buttermilk
and almond extract and mix
well.
In a separate bowl, stir
together the flour, baking
powder, baking soda and salt.
Gradually mix these dry
ingredients into the wet
ingredients in the mixer bowl,
beating just until combined.
Drain the dried fruit and,
using a wooden spoon, stir into
the dough, along with the
toasted
almonds
and
chocolate. Mix just until well
distributed.
Using a rubber spatula,
scrape dough into prepared
pan and bake 1 hour to 1 hour
15 minutes, or until a tester
inserted in the middle comes
out clean. Allow to cool on a
rack for 10 minutes before
unmolding. Serve warm or at
room temperature.
(Recipe slightly adapted
from “United States of Bread”
by Adrienne Kane; Running
Press, 2014.)
COPYRIGHT
2015
MARIALISA CALTA
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— TODAY IN HISTORY —
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Today is Thursday, Feb. 5, the 36th day of
2015. There are 329 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On Feb. 5, 1940, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra recorded “Tuxedo Junction” for RCA Victor’s
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On this date:
In 1783, Sweden recognized the independence
of the United States.
In 1897, the Indiana House of Representatives
passed, 67-0, a measure offering a new (as well
as hopelessly flawed) method for determining
the area of a circle, which would have effectively
redefined the value of pi as 3.2. (The bill died in
the Indiana Senate.)
In 1919, movie studio United Artists was incorporated by Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, D.W. Griffith and Charles Chaplin.
In 1922, the first edition of Reader’s Digest
was published.
In 1937, President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed increasing the number of U.S. Supreme
Court justices; the proposal, which failed in Congress, drew accusations that Roosevelt was attempting to “pack” the nation’s highest court.
In 1953, Walt Disney’s animated feature “Peter Pan” was first released.
In 1967, “The Smothers Brothers Comedy
Hour” premiered on CBS-TV.
In 1971, Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard
and Edgar Mitchell stepped onto the surface of
the moon in the first of two lunar excursions.
In 1973, services were held at Arlington National Cemetery for U.S. Army Col. William B.
Nolde, the last official American combat casualty
before the Vietnam cease-fire took effect.
In 1985, Ugo Vetere, the mayor of modern
Rome, and Chedli Klibi, the mayor of modern
Carthage, signed a treaty ending the Punic Wars
after more than 20 centuries.
In 1989, the Soviet Union announced that all
but a small rear-guard contingent of its troops
had left Afghanistan.
In 1994, white separatist Byron De La Beckwith was convicted in Jackson, Mississippi, of
murdering civil rights leader Medgar Evers in
1963, and was immediately sentenced to life in
prison. (Beckwith died Jan. 21, 2001 at age 80.)
Sixty-eight people were killed when a mortar
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Young and Dan Marino were elected to the Pro
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that it said allowed priests to rape and molest
tens of thousands of children over decades. CVS
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Stevenson at: bstevenson@
nexion-health.com
EOE m/f/d/v
Domino’s Pizza
HIRING 7 Delivery Experts
Today
Take CA$H Home Every Day
Flexible hours
50% Discount on all Pizza
Purchases and more ...
Work one shift a week...or
more
Business
Rentals
WAREHOUSES
FOR LEASE
Call 985-384-8200
Furnished
Apartments
Hazmat Preferred. 2 yrs.
exp. w/pay 30%. Contact
Shirley, 985/255-1690 or
Patti, 985/702-0090
*2 story unfurn. 3BR
2½BA Townhouse
w/fenced in backyard.
$900/mo., $900 dep.
*1BR apt. completely furn.,
w/utilities & cable paid.
Gated premises, exceptionally
nice. $850/mo., $850 dep.
*1 small eff. apt. w/small
kitchen, partially furn.
$500/mo., $300 dep.
Utilities not Paid
*1 room furn., utilities pd.
$500/mo., $100 dep.
Call 384-5315 or 759-2233
after 11am
Help Wanted
Drivers
Help Wanted
Drivers
Apply online
Call 384-3030 Ask for Mr.
Paul or stop in today!
Mini Float Driver
Unfurnished
Houses
1BR apt. loc. at
422 Neptune St/BV.
$475 mo., $475 dep.
Call 985-860-6625
or 985-860-4303
1236 Columbus Ave/BV,
3BR/2BA. house for rent
3 car carport, 2 story shed,
private fenced backyard.
$1200/mo., $600 dep.
985/498-9557 or
985/498-0823
2BR., CAH, washer/dryer
hook-up. 510 Egle St./MC
$650/mo. + dep. Breezeway
Apts. Call 985/395-9791
BAYSIDE VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Berwick, LA
1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms
MOVE-IN SPECIAL!
½ OFF FIRST FULL
MONTH’S RENT
CALL NOW!!
985-384-7244
*Limited time offer*
Income restrictions
temporarily waived
*Handicapped Accessible
*Equal Housing
LA Relay Service TDD
1-800-846-5277
*This institution is an equal
opportunity provider
and employer”
GRANDWOOD
APARTMENTS
2BR, CAH, Walk-in closet,
washateria & pest control .
985-395-9855
SUGAR RIDGE VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Patterson, LA 70392
1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms
ON SITE LAUNDRY ROOM
HANDICAPPED UNITS
PLAYGROUND ON SITE
MOVE-IN SPECIALS
½ OFF FIRST FULL
MONTH’S RENT
SECURITY DEPOSIT
PAYABLE IN 2
INSTALLMENTS OF
$100 EACH
Call Today!!
985-395-2788
*Limited time offer*
Income restrictions
temporarily waived
*Handicapped Accessible
*Equal Housing
LA Relay Service TDD
New Total Remodeled
2BR/1BA, CAH, new cabinets,
electrical, fans, floors & more
$750/mo. 985-397-0884
Trailers For
Rent
3BR/2BA mobile home
808 Gabriel St./Patterson
$800/mo., $500 dep.
985-255-1813
Homes For Sale
3123 Vine Dr., 3BR/2BA.,
1303 sq. ft. liv. $125,000
Call (985) 714-3066 or
(985) 385-1836
3BR, 2.5BA, 148 Lajaunie St.
2400 sq. ft. Mod on 24K sq. ft.
lot. Lg. Deck/Drive. $115K
or Best. 504-458-4062
or 504-287-2038
New Brick Construction
Corner lot, 3BR/2BA.
Granite tops, large kitchen,
separate dining, ceramic,
laminate. Big Reduction
In Price! Bayou Vista
$159,900. 985/397-0884
Updated 4BR/2BA. w/office,
granite counter tops, custom
cabinets, rear yard access
w/shed & above ground pool.
$233,500. 985/384-8207
or 397-7313
Real Estate
Wanted
Stop Repo on your home
I have cash
Call 714-0062
*This institution is an equal
opportunity provider
and employer”
Wanted 2/3 BR home
or trailer with land
from M/C to Centerville
for retirement home
Call 714-0062
Real Estate
For Sale
Real Estate
For Sale
1-800-846-5277
Oak Harbor Estates - $115,000
NEEDED
MUST PASS
DRUG SCREEN & PHYSICAL.
CLEAN DRIVING RECORD.
PAY D.O.E.
APPLY AT
7917 HWY 182 EAST, M.C.
Help Wanted
Medical
Help Wanted
Medical
Assumption Community Hospital
Napoleonville, LA
(985) 369-3600
Lot ½, 985-7
714-3
3148 or 985-5
518-1
1580
Help Wanted
Medical
Help Wanted
Medical
ATTENTION LPNs
Come join a winning team at
MORGAN CITY
HEALTH CARE CENTER
OPENINGS FOR
FULLTIME LPNs
We offer many benefits including
Insurance, Vacation, Holiday, and Sick Pay
Registered Nurse-PRN ( as needed)
ACLS Required/PALS Desired
Rotating Shifts 7p-7a / 7a-7p
MUST have positive references and
a POSITIVE attitude.
Please apply online:
740 Justa Street, Morgan City, LA
www.ololrmc.com/greatplacetowork
Current Job Openings
Select Facility: Our Lady of the Lake
Location: Assumption
ROUTE CARRIER
in the Morgan City area
ADULT ROUTE CARRIER
in the Bayou Vista area
We’re willing to train candidates
with the appropriate background
who demonstrate leadership
ability.
(Equal Opportunity Employer)
The Daily Review
The St. Mary Journal
If you are a licensed RN,
preferably with LTC experience
and ready to step into a lead role,
take your career to a higher level
at Patterson Healthcare Center!
Unfurnished
Apartments
CDL, HAZMAT DRIVER
Has Immediate Opening for a
Call
Circulation Dept.
@ 384-8370 for more info.
RN ADON
For Rent or Lease:
Commercial yard, 5 acres on
Bayou Teche in Patterson
across from high school.
Call 985/384-8200
Looking for an
Exp. Dozer Operator
Please call 384-5896
Cleveland Billiot
General Contractors
Nursing
CDL-Class A Driver wanted
for dropdeck/flatbed loads.
TWIC card & 2+ years of
working experience required.
Immediate opening available.
Call Michael at
504-231-2115 to apply.
Equal Opportunity
Employer
985-395-9231
Must have Dependable Transportation
& Minimum Liability Insurance
Teller Needed
Check Cashers, Inc.
Checks Cashed
Payday Loans
Western Union
75¢ Money Orders
985/385-2274
Help Wanted
Medical
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Apply in person @
9752 Hwy 182 East, Amelia, LA.
CONRAD SHIPYARD, L.L.C.
IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR:
QA/QC Inspector
1-3 Years of Experience
Has immediate openings
for the following positions:
The company offers the following benefits:
*Top Pay
*Night Shift Bonus
*401K
*Company Paid Vacation
*Company Paid Holidays
*Group Health Coverage
*Disability Insurance Coverage
*Safety Incentive Program
*Dental Insurance Coverage
*OT Available
Applicants must present a pictured ID and be
able to pass a pre-employment drug screen.
Apply in person @ address shown above
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Conrad Industries, Inc. “A ship repair and barge
construction tradition since 1948.”
EEO
Has an immediate opening
for the following position:
Respiratory Therapist
Full Time
REGISTERED NURSES
LABOR & DELIVERY / OB
FULL TIME POSITIONS
$5,000.00 Sign-On Bonus
Currently licensed in the State of Louisiana
by the Board of Medical Examiners. Prof
credentials from the National Board of
Respiratory Care as a CRT or RRT.
1-3 Years L&D/OB Exp Required
Registered Nurse in the State of LA
BLS ACLS & PALS certification preferred
Apply online at www.techeregional.com
Apply online at www.techeregional.com
For more information, contact the
For more information, contact the
Human Resources Department
P.O. Box 2308, Morgan City, LA 70381
PH 985-380-4424 / Fax 985-380-4318
Human Resources Department
P.O. Box 2308, Morgan City, LA 70381
PH 985-380-4424 / Fax 985-380-4318
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