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TRAVEL
August 3, 2008 | Gearing up
Sea to Summit's accordion-like "saucers" look like Frisbees when they're packed up, but unfold to form handy, travel-sized dishes. The X-Bowl and X-Plate have collapsible rubber sides and rigid plastic bottoms that are cut resistant, so you can chop veggies for your backcountry borscht or slice cheese for your campground hors d'oeuvres. The X-Bowl and X-Plate hold 22 and 39 fluid ounces, respectively, and can handle liquid or food ranging from minus-40 to 356 degrees Fahrenheit. Another bonus: They're dishwasher safe.
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LIFESTYLE
February 23, 2011
Serves 6 To make this dish the day before, cook the short ribs; when they are cool, remove the meat from the bones. Refrigerate the meat and chill the broth separately. Cook the beets, refrigerate them, and grate them when they are cold. 2 pounds beef short ribs 2 quarts cold water 1 large onion, sliced 2 allspice berries 4 beets, cooked, peeled, and grated 1/2 green cabbage, shredded 1 ...
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A&E
October 2, 2009
MAX KEEBLE’S BIG MOVE (Encore on Comcast) OK, it’s a transparent rip-off of “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,’’ but it’s genial, slightly naughty fun all the same. Alex D. Linz (above) plays the junior-high anarchist of the title into a resourceful, low-key hero as he seeks revenge on the school bully. (PG; runs through Oct. 29) IF LOOKS COULD KILL (Encore on Comcast) This sloppy spoof of James Bond movies has a few funny moments - intentionally and not. Linda Hunt as arch villain Ilsa Grunt is a gas; Richard Grieco as a student mistaken for a CIA agent is dull.
A&E
October 2, 2009
MAX KEEBLE’S BIG MOVE (Encore on Comcast) OK, it’s a transparent rip-off of “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,’’ but it’s genial, slightly naughty fun all the same. Alex D. Linz (above) plays the junior-high anarchist of the title into a resourceful, low-key hero as he seeks revenge on the school bully. (PG; runs through Oct. 29) IF LOOKS COULD KILL (Encore on Comcast) This sloppy spoof of James Bond movies has a few funny moments - intentionally and not. Linda Hunt as arch villain Ilsa Grunt is a gas; Richard Grieco as a student mistaken for a CIA agent is dull.
LIFESTYLE
February 23, 2011
Serves 6 To make this dish the day before, cook the short ribs; when they are cool, remove the meat from the bones. Refrigerate the meat and chill the broth separately. Cook the beets, refrigerate them, and grate them when they are cold. 2 pounds beef short ribs 2 quarts cold water 1 large onion, sliced 2 allspice berries 4 beets, cooked, peeled, and grated 1/2 green cabbage, shredded 1 ...
NEWS
March 12, 2012 | By Sarah Rodman
In 2007, it was a pleasant surprise how well Van Halen seemed to jell in concert during a reunion tour with original frontman David Lee Roth. Five years and one shockingly solid new album later - the recently released "A Different Kind of Truth" - it was a surprise that the show Sunday at the TD Garden, while jaw-droppingly good in many respects, didn't quite rise to the ecstatic heights of 2007. (It's possible that the excitement of fans finally receiving something they had long wanted in 2007 heightened the sparkle factor as well.)
NEWS
January 25, 2012 | By John Golden
Serves 8 Borscht comes in many guises. Even the spelling of this hearty Eastern European soup has variables (borshch is another possibility). The dish is common in Russia, Lithuania, Poland, and Ukraine, writes Alan Davidson in "The Oxford Companion to Food. " He says that if you use a theory followed by botanists - that the origin of a species is the place that has the largest number of variations - you would credit the Ukrainians for coming up with borscht. This Russian version contains meat, marrow bones, beets, and cabbage.
A&E
August 11, 2011 | By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff
Russian Dolls 10:30 p.m., Lifetime Brighton Beach, here is your "Real Housewives" series. At last, the Russian community of Brooklyn gets a cartoon of its very own. Congratulations. There will be borscht, there will be plastic surgery and bleached hair, there will be techno music and vodka, and there will be Rasputin, a Russian supper club. There will be lots of woman-on-woman conflict. Naturally, Brighton Beach community leaders are attacking the show and its stereotypes, thereby providing lots of free publicity.
A&E
September 13, 2011
DESPICABLE ME *** (HBO on Comcast) An oddity in the 3-D family-animation sweepstakes, but an entertaining one. Steve Carell uses a thick accent that's roughly triangulated by Russia, Germany, and the borscht belt for his vocal role of Gru, a likably misguided supervillain (think Boris Badenov meets Dr. Evil) who wants to steal the moon. The film has enough novelty to keep kiddies diverted and just enough wit to placate the parents. (PG; runs through Sept. 30) TY BURR FATHER OF THE BRIDE **½ (Encore on Comcast)
LIFESTYLE
July 24, 2011 | By Adam Ried
Fruit desserts and salads are summer standards, but fruit soups can be a real surprise. Sweet but not too much so, these chilled soups also contain savory elements, such as wine or vinegar or shallots as well as salt and pepper. They're great served with brunch, a light summer lunch, or as part of a summer evening meal (either a first course or a palate-refresher midway through). I have two quick hints for enjoying cold soups. First, chilling the serving bowls is a very nice touch.
TRAVEL
August 3, 2008 | Gearing up
Sea to Summit's accordion-like "saucers" look like Frisbees when they're packed up, but unfold to form handy, travel-sized dishes. The X-Bowl and X-Plate have collapsible rubber sides and rigid plastic bottoms that are cut resistant, so you can chop veggies for your backcountry borscht or slice cheese for your campground hors d'oeuvres. The X-Bowl and X-Plate hold 22 and 39 fluid ounces, respectively, and can handle liquid or food ranging from minus-40 to 356 degrees Fahrenheit. Another bonus: They're dishwasher safe.
NEWS
February 19, 2011 | Associated Press
ALBANY, N.Y. — The US Bureau of Indian Affairs yesterday rejected a proposal to build a Native American casino within driving distance of New York City in the storied Catskill mountains. The decision ends the effort by the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians in Wisconsin to open a casino in the long economically depressed area, once a destination for top celebrities at world-class resorts in what was known as the Borscht Belt. The proposal was made in the waning days of former New York Governor David Paterson’s administration last year as a way to bring jobs to the area and...
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