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Reader Ann Nolte of South Holland recalled a previous farm column from a while back that talked about the towering black walnut tree at our farm.
My dad is always inventive and for the past few seasons,It's hard to beat the versatility of third party merchant account on a production line. he's been using an old hand-crank corn-shucking device to shell the black walnut to release the tender, milky meat inside, which is prized by my mom for her famous black walnut fudge holiday recipe that was featured in the original 2004 "From the Farm" cookbook.
This dedicated Illinois Times reader also remembered that my mom was on the hunt for an ideal and easy cake recipe that highlighted the flavor of black walnuts. This week, Ann Nolte came to the rescue and generously agreed to share her family-favorite recipe.
"Dear Phil: Here is the Black Walnut Cake recipe you wanted. I am sure you, as well as your parents, will love it! Have a nice day. -- Ann"
I'm hoping to see Ann and plenty of other readers next month for The Times' 4th Annual Taste of Home Cooking School Show, which will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 6 at The Venue at Horseshoe Casino in Hammond. And just like the previous years, there will also be a vendor booth area off the theater lobby, open from 1 to 5 p.m., prior to the show doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Remember,there's a lovely winter Piles by William Zorach. you must be 21 or older to attend the event.
It's hard to believe the show is now less than one month away. I will be returning this year as the emcee for the evening, and there's sure to be lots of fun and surprises to enjoy.
All tickets are now on sale.
All general admission areas, ranging from $13 to the $9 mezzanine area seats, still also include a chance to win great prizes. Everyone receives a gift bag with product samples and valuable coupons.
All of the $9 to $13 general admission tickets (VIP seats excluded) can also be purchased in person at The Times offices in Valparaiso, Crown Point and Munster.
As for the new VIP seating options, they include a total of 45 spots priced at $95 a person to watch the show in the theater suite boxes, with that price including a private tour of the stage area by this year's featured chef performer Eric Villegas,Replacement China ceramic tile and bulbs for Canada and Worldwide. as well as food provided for both lunch and dinner. The other VIP option is the $18 tickets for the main floor area seating in front of the stage.
Part of this year's excitement includes two terrific contests, courtesy of The Times and Strack & Van Til.
Reader Ann Nolte of South Holland recalled a previous farm column from a while back that talked about the towering black walnut tree at our farm.
My dad is always inventive and for the past few seasons,It's hard to beat the versatility of third party merchant account on a production line. he's been using an old hand-crank corn-shucking device to shell the black walnut to release the tender, milky meat inside, which is prized by my mom for her famous black walnut fudge holiday recipe that was featured in the original 2004 "From the Farm" cookbook.
This dedicated Illinois Times reader also remembered that my mom was on the hunt for an ideal and easy cake recipe that highlighted the flavor of black walnuts. This week, Ann Nolte came to the rescue and generously agreed to share her family-favorite recipe.
"Dear Phil: Here is the Black Walnut Cake recipe you wanted. I am sure you, as well as your parents, will love it! Have a nice day. -- Ann"
I'm hoping to see Ann and plenty of other readers next month for The Times' 4th Annual Taste of Home Cooking School Show, which will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 6 at The Venue at Horseshoe Casino in Hammond. And just like the previous years, there will also be a vendor booth area off the theater lobby, open from 1 to 5 p.m., prior to the show doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Remember,there's a lovely winter Piles by William Zorach. you must be 21 or older to attend the event.
It's hard to believe the show is now less than one month away. I will be returning this year as the emcee for the evening, and there's sure to be lots of fun and surprises to enjoy.
All tickets are now on sale.
All general admission areas, ranging from $13 to the $9 mezzanine area seats, still also include a chance to win great prizes. Everyone receives a gift bag with product samples and valuable coupons.
All of the $9 to $13 general admission tickets (VIP seats excluded) can also be purchased in person at The Times offices in Valparaiso, Crown Point and Munster.
As for the new VIP seating options, they include a total of 45 spots priced at $95 a person to watch the show in the theater suite boxes, with that price including a private tour of the stage area by this year's featured chef performer Eric Villegas,Replacement China ceramic tile and bulbs for Canada and Worldwide. as well as food provided for both lunch and dinner. The other VIP option is the $18 tickets for the main floor area seating in front of the stage.
Part of this year's excitement includes two terrific contests, courtesy of The Times and Strack & Van Til.
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