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Corona Cook Book: Hungarian Goulash
Ungarisches Gulasch
By: - May 10th, 2020'How about Hungarian Goulash?' - he asked: 'Yes, that's a very good idea!' Hungarian Goulash is a German National dish and, of course, in Eastern European countries* as well. I grew up eating 'Ungarisches Gulasch' with boiled potatoes and green beans, perhaps, or another vegetable and a side salad. (Was it really first prepared in Hungary and when? Just as the Hamburger was coined by Americans. 'I am a Hamburger,' my cousin told an American. 'You are eating burgers!')
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Corona Cookbook: Baking
Yum Cake from Fast Eddy
By: - May 10th, 2020One might say that the New York critic best known as Fast Eddy is a tad eccentric. When he came to visit in the Berkshires he sent a long list of ingredients. He came with a friend and invited two more from Connecticut. We were relegated to cleanup. For dessert he baked rum cake. The recipe is found here. It was indeed divine and we became friends with his friends. Typical of Fast the formatting here is as topsy turvy as it was sent.
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Remembering Little Richard
When Rock Was Young We Had So Much Fun
By: - May 09th, 2020It was summer of 1954 when I scoured downtown Gloucster to cop a copy of "Rock Around the Clock." A couple of years later Little Richard busted out with "Tutti Frutti." There has never been anyone like him before or since. He died this week at 87.
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Opera Philadelphia Digital Festival
We Shall not Be Moved Reprised
By: - May 09th, 2020We Shall Not be Moved was a hit at the 2017 Opera Philadelphia Festival, a must-attend event held in Philadelphia in the fall. It is available on Facebook, Sunday, May 10 at 7pm.
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Young Arts Foundation Presents Conrad Tao
Gifted Listener Tao at Home
By: - May 09th, 2020YoungArts brings us artist’s self-designed concerts from home. In the interior soundscape of his home, Conrad Tao presents his own compositions and Arnold Schoenberg’s among others. His electronic composition, sometimes mixed with the piano and at others alone, provides an extension into other sound universes. The outside world is omni-present through a window which extends the room into trees and skies.
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George Segal at Green Gallery
On this Day, May 8, Back in 1962
By: - May 08th, 2020Rembering when George Segal first exhibited at Dick Bellamy's Green Street Gallery on May 8, 1962
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MASK MoCA Indeed
A Friend in Need
By: - May 08th, 2020MASS MoCA is in pain as are all of us. Joe Thompson appeals for our help. For now in North Adams its MASK MoCA.
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Corona Cookbook: Strawberry Rhubarb Pear Galette
When Life is Bitter Sweet
By: - May 08th, 2020When life gets bitter-sweet Pip opts for the sweet. It's rhubarb time in Norwood Heights. She tried this for this last night and reports that it was a hit.
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Corona Cookbook: Baked Splatchcock Chicken
Cooking from Old Cape Cod
By: - May 08th, 2020Erica is an artist/ photographer who lives on Cape Cod. We keep up with her on Facebook.
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About My Painting by Pieter de Hooch
A Woman Seated by a Window with a Child in the Doorway
By: - May 07th, 2020I look to a painting on my wall by the 17th century Dutch painter, Pieter de Hooch. It is a domestic scene of a mother calmly peeling turnips in a corner while a child enters the threshold carrying a flask and a plate, smiling down at a little dog looking up in anticipation. I am relieved.
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Corona Cookbook: Congee
With Cubed Potato and Cabbage
By: - May 07th, 2020While Pippy Giuliano is a vegetarian she superbly prepares meat for her husband Yuri. This is a breakfast or dinner that they both enjoy.
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Corona Cookbook: Leg of Lamb
Marinated Over Night
By: - May 07th, 2020This preparation of boneless leg of lamb entails overnight marination. The Greeks prefer to serve it fully cooked.
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Shaker Museum, Mount Lebanon
Call For Art
By: - May 07th, 2020Shaker Museum, Mount Lebanon invites the public to participate in a community engagement project, “Call for Art: In Union, Remotely,” with artwork which may be submitted in a variety of mediums.
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Corona Cookbook: Sydney Sauce
Cooking Down Maine
By: - May 06th, 2020Sydney who lives Down Maine is cursed by shellfish allergy, She still craves lobster in summer with friends. All that it's cracked up to be but for now no longer possible.
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Corona Cookbook: Baked Cod
At Home with Artist Susan Nichter
By: - May 06th, 2020Artist Susan Nichter shares another way to cook cod.
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Theatre and the New Normal
The View from My Sofa
By: - May 06th, 2020Since we have to do without live theater for the foreseeable future, however, theater on my sofa can be an excellent replacement.
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Carona Cookbook: Spanish Tortilla
Kampe's Familiar Breakfast Treat
By: - May 06th, 2020Phil and Maria spent several months in Spain before the pandemic hit. They share what was a typical Spanish breakfast. Served cold it is also a familar tapas item in bars,
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Corona Cookbook: Eggplant Parm
Chicago Critic Nancy Bishop
By: - May 05th, 2020Chicago critic and fellow ATCA member is taking a forced leave from covering theatre. She walks us through her Eggplant Parm.
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Corona Cookbook: Parmesan Wonton Crackers
Michael Bedford Cooks
By: - May 05th, 2020Our Eclipse neighbors Michael Bedford and Sarah Sutro spent many years living and working in Asia. Here he concocts a handy snack that will freeze well.
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Corona Cookbook: Ramps
Kampe Ramping Up
By: - May 05th, 2020There is a narrow two week window when foraging for ramps. Both the leaves and bulb of this member of the onion family are unique. Each year Phil Kampe returns to his secret spot for a culinary treat.
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Composer Anthony Davis Wins Pulitzer
Propulsive, Hummable Opera, The Central Park Five
By: - May 05th, 2020Anthony Davis wrote for dance first, so he sees his music as driving action. To the traditional forms of European opera, he brings the music of his people, African Americans. Charles Mingus and Duke Ellington are honored in his work. He likes to provide for improvisation, so that each performance is unique. The Central Park Five premiered in Long Beach Opera last year.
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Carona Cookbook: Lunch
Carl Chiarenza's Soup and Sandwich
By: - May 04th, 2020Carl Chiarenza is a renowned photographer and art historian. This is what he had for lunch in Rochester.
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Corona Cookbook: Bitter Lemons
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Gallery Naga On Line Only
Nicole Chesney and Rick Fox
By: - May 04th, 2020To mark the beginning of another month in this surreal and uncertain time, Gallery NAGA will present the third solo exhibition of glowing, ephemeral paintings by Nicole Chesney and luscious, Irish landscapes on paper by Rick Fox.
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Corona Cookbook: Scallops
From Artist Linda O'Brien
By: - May 04th, 2020An artist neighbor, Linda Obrien, of the Eclipse Mill in North Adams is an amazing home chef. Food for her is a passion. We have been fortunate to share meals with her and Opie.
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