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Inspirational Star Tenor Heller To Bring ‘Mostly Broadway’ to Weaverville

Posted on February 18, 2010 by ...

Power Source Top 20 recording artist Andrew Heller will appear in concert March 20, 2010, at The Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center in Weaverville, CA. His program will be “Mostly Broadway,” featuring a repertoire of (mostly) romantic show tunes, many of… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Andrew Heller, Betsyann Faiella, Northern California, Trinity County, Weaverville

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  • Comment on Asphalt Cowboys’ Community BBQ: A+ for meat, bread, and organization, low marks for beans, coleslaw by Karen Calanchini
    In reply to Doni Chamberlain. I make many coleslaw recipes and I have never drawn out the moisture from the cabbage, never even heard of doing that except with eggplants
  • Comment on Asphalt Cowboys’ Community BBQ: A+ for meat, bread, and organization, low marks for beans, coleslaw by Karen Calanchini
    I buy beans from Rancho Gordo and have several favorites. Just recently, I made a pot of Good Mother Stallard maroon, brown, and cream beans. A creamy interior, and the pot liquor is fantastic. I never soak the beans, but cook them in chicken or beef stock in the slow cooker. The seasonings I use […]
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    In reply to Barbara Rice. Sounds good. Smart suggestion about the salt. I jave seen recipes where they salt the cabbage, which draws out the moisture and then they pat it dry with paper towels before proceeding with the recipe.
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