Warren Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, didn’t outperform the S&P 500 last year. Berkshire Hathaway grew slightly in 2019, but its performance lagged far behind the S&P 500 stock market index. That’s an anomaly for Buffett. He’s handily outperformed the S&P 500 for decades, endearing himself to millions of investors along the way. I […]

Last month the US government’s National Vital Statistics System released data showing that the birth rate in the Land of the Free has dropped to -yet another- ALL TIME LOW. It’s the FOURTH year in a row that the fertility rate has reached a record low in the US, meaning that the issue just keeps getting worse. And it’s one that has enormous, long-term econom […]

Are you ready for this week’s absurdity? Here’s our Friday roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty, your finances, and your prosperity. You can now pay $2500 to be told you’re racist Are you a liberal white woman who wants to pay money to be told that, deep down, you’re subconsciously racist? If so, you’r […]

Tuesday night after the New Hampshire primary, US Presidential candidate Andrew Yang dropped out of the race due to his poor showing. If you’re not familiar, Andrew Yang famously proposed a Universal Basic Income for all US adults: everyone would have received a “Freedom Dividend” of $1,000 a month under his plan, funded through a national sales tax. This me […]

One of the really interesting things about where I live here in Puerto Rico is that my house is located within the grounds of a resort… so I bump into a fair number of tourists when I’m at the gym or walking on the beach. People engage me in conversation a lot– they can’t imagine actually living in such a paradise, and they’re full of questions about what it […]

Today the federal government will release a nearly $5 TRILLION annual budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2021 (which begins on October 1st of this year). Needless to say, that’s more money than any government has ever spent in the history of the world. And there are a few things in particular that are worth highlighting: First– this budget proposal would create […]

The current series Bill Whittle is putting out is phenomenal, I highly recommend. The previous series,focused on Apollo, was also amazing.

The New York Times of course spins it as Republicans being radical from the beginning and the left’s obvious growing radicalism as only a return to normalcy.

Good. About time, and it finally seems like Britain is waking up.

Interesting story.

Someone drove a van through a GOP voter registration tent. A California GOP headquarters was vandalized, again.

Under Trump, people renouncing citizenship is down 62%, following the 2,200% it raised in Obama’s presidency.

We’ve been learning a lot about the past comments of miniature billionaire oligarch Michael Bloomberg now that he’s getting a lot of media scrutiny in the 2020 race. Bloomberg told an audience last year that fighting for the unalienable right of transgender men in dresses – which he referred to as “he, she, or it” […] The post Bloomberg Doesn’t Actually Want […]

Air Force One buzzed the Daytona 500 crowd from just 800 feet above the ground over the weekend. President Trump took a lap around the track in the presidential limo, “The Beast.” The people loved it, delivering thunderous applause to a president who adores Real America and our pastimes and traditions. The Enemy of the […] The post If You Don’t “Get” Trump’s […]

Independent journalist and filmmaker Mike Cernovich has done it again: The jury foreman in the Roger Stone case has been identified not only as a Democrat Party operative, but a former Democrat candidate for the US House of Representatives. This incredible revelation demands a mistrial in the case against Roger Stone, followed by a total […] The post Breakin […]

Thanks to mass immigration, we will probably never have another experience like the reelections of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. Nixon’s second electoral college victory was 520 to 17 in 1972, and Reagan’s was 525 to 13 in 1984. This is impossible today, because California, New York and Illinois are all but lost due to […] The post Trump’s Vengeance Pardo […]

Heads are finally beginning to roll in the swamp. Late last week, suspected Ukrainian double agents Alexander Vindman and his tubby twin brother were fired and booted out of the White House and their cushy jobs at the National Security Council (NSC). I hear the long-range radar station in Kotzebue, Alaska is looking for a […] The post Let Trump’s Glorious Se […]

Crowley Maritime Corp. announced today that Ray Fitzgerald, who began his career with Crowley and most recently served as president and chief operating officer of Wallenius Wilhelmsen Solutions, and chairman of American Roll-on Roll-off Carrier (ARC)…

A Pair of 99,000cbm VLECs Now Under ConstructionTwo of the largest VLECs ever ordered are now under construction to ABS class at Jiangnan Shipyard following a successful joint development effort.The two 99,000cbm dual fuel B-Tank VLECs ordered by Pacific Gas are the world’s largest VLEC vessel type.

Jumbo Shipping has renewed its MSA (Managed Service Agreement) contracts with Radio Holland,The renewal of the MSA contracts concerns four vessels and has been established for the next four years.Jumbo renewed the MSA contracts with Radio Holland…

The Northwest Seaport Alliance’s total container volume for January 2020 was 263,816 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), a 19.1% decrease from January 2019.Following an unprecedented international container throughput for the same month last year — tied to shippers moving cargo ahead of tariffs…

The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index rose for the fifth straight session on Thursday, supported by an uptick in demand across all vessel segments.The Baltic index, which tracks rates for capesize, panamax and supramax vessels that ferry dry bulk commodities…

A new "freshwater" charge that came in this month to help the Panama Canal cope with climate change will cost the shipping industry up to $370 million a year, marking another blow for maritime companies already hit by fallout from the coronavirus.The Panama Canal…

Hamburg Süd is now exclusively represented by its own offices in Italy and Spain after business was previously partially handled by agents and joint-venture organizations. Furthermore, in Egypt the company has taken full management of Hamburg…

The following article, Bloomberg Recognizes Debate Winner, was first published on The Black Sphere. Bloomberg isn’t going to win the 2020 election, but he’s smart enough to know who is. After last night’s debate in Sin City, a clear winner emerged. And as Bloomberg called it, the winner was Donald Trump. As Breitbart explains: How was your night last night?” […]

The following article, Biden Cashes In on Bloomberg’s Racism, was first published on The Black Sphere. Biden’s hopes and dreams fade each time Bloomberg rises in the polls. So what’s Creepy Joe to do about it? So far, it looks like Biden decided to cash in on recent proof that Bloomberg favored racist policies as mayor. In fact, nearly 5 million young men of […]

The following article, Kate Steinle’s Murderer Freed Again, was first published on The Black Sphere. The murder of Kate Steinle dominated news during the 2016 election. In fact, Donald Trump believes Steinle’s murder represents the many dangers associated with illegal immigration. But for liberals, Steinle’s death is a small price to pay for protecting both […]

The following article, New Gun Statistics Shatter Liberal Rhetoric, was first published on The Black Sphere. Liberals waste countless hours rallying for stricter gun control laws. They claim it would solve our crime problems and virtually eliminate mass shootings. Meanwhile, conservatives understand two things. First, our right to bare arms is a fundamental […]

The following article, Obama Doesn’t Like the Democrats’ Chances, was first published on The Black Sphere. I read an article that Barack Obama is staying out of the Democrats’ political fray. Sure. Like he “helped” Trump during the transition of power? Here’s what the article reported: The truth of Obama’s silence on the 2020 primary is that it’s not just ab […]

The following article, Poll Puts Swinging Sanders on Top, was first published on The Black Sphere. The latest poll puts Sanders in a comfortable double digit lead just as he starts swinging at his opponents. It’s no wonder Sanders is pulling all the punches. Especially considering his track record. He won the last Democratic primary. But he certainly didn’t […]

She'll make promises she can't keep, and say she'll do one thing before doing the complete opposite. The post Elizabeth Warren swore she’d never take ‘a dime’ from super PACs—Now accepting support from a Super PAC appeared first on LifeZette.

We hope that more evidence comes to light so that Democrats can see who their beloved "Squad" member really is. The post Somali community leader confirms Ilhan Omar married her own brother appeared first on LifeZette.

Students get saved by the bell; one cop was saved by the badge: his shield. The post Police ‘shield’ deflects bullet—cop lives, gun-toting teen shooter dies appeared first on LifeZette.

Nothing Bolton could say or not say would have had any impact on this. The post John Bolton speaks out, blasts Democrats’ impeachment of Trump as ‘grossly partisan’ appeared first on LifeZette.

Maybe his next talking point will be, "If you like your health care, you can keep it." The post Bernie Sanders ‘Medicare for All’ plan would end union workers’ healthcare appeared first on LifeZette.

Thank you all, thank you. Because America is truly a land of heroes

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USC’s annual tuition is approximately $77,000

There’s a fantasy element of it

After his rambling Oscar's speech about how breakfast cereal enslaves cows

Civil war

RADNOR, Pa., Feb. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The law firm of Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, LLP announces that the firm has filed a securities fraud class action lawsuit against HP Inc. (NYSE: HPQ) ("HP") on behalf of investors who purchased or acquired HP common stock between February 23,...

LONDRES, 20 de fevereiro de 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Hoje, a Huawei lançou a solução HiCampus em todo o mundo. Movida pelas tecnologias pioneiras da Huawei em 5G, transmissão ótica e AI, a solução oferece às empresas acesso totalmente sem fio, conexões óticas e serviços inteligentes entre...

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer today endorsed Yes on B – the Better Choice Measure, continuing his broader effort to alleviate San Diego's housing crisis by creating more attainably priced homes for local working families. "Because of our housing...

Le partenariat réunira les marques Hilton Hotels & Resorts, LXR Hotels & Resorts et Conrad Hotels & Resorts et le programme de fidélité Hilton Honors au sein d'un complexe hôtelier intégré de 4,3 milliards de dollars américains LAS VEGAS, 21 février 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Resorts World Las...

TSX: WPM NYSE: WPM VANCOUVER, Feb. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ - "Our portfolio once again delivered a strong performance in 2019 with production significantly exceeding our original guidance for the eighth consecutive year. In addition, annual gold production and sales volumes reached record...

My main goal* was to build an investment and cash portfolio of $1,120,000* ($1,000,000 to retire on and $120,000 to pay off the house) in 1500 days**, starting from 1/1/2013 and ending in February of 2017. I made my goal in 2016, my 1500 Days are over, and I’ve left my job. In the interest of openness, I’ll continue to share […] The post January Performance […]

Today’s edition of 10 Questions comes from Richmond who writes over at PF Geeks! Richmond is probably the first and last blogger I’ll ever feature who had a streaking habit. Perhaps his most famous included an attempted streak at Taco Bell. I’ll never look at a churro the same way… Hey 1500 Days readers! My […] The post 10 Questions With PF Geeks (aka Naked […]

I usually don’t write about stocks because stock picking is a horrible idea for most. Those who can successfully beat the indices over the long-term (10+ years) are very rare and of those who are successful, how much of it is due to luck? Most just don’t have the time to do the research and […] The post My Thoughts On Tesla appeared first on 1500 Days to Fre […]

On Monday, Leif from Five Year FIRE Escape guest-posted with his thoughts on buying a ball and chain, errrr home. Today, he’s back to answer my 10 Questions. Leif is quite the character who has ambitions to become a toned-down Elon Musk. Perhaps on Ambien… Take it away Elon, errrr Leif! There are approximately 476,492,292,928 […] The post 10 Questions with F […]

Today’s guest post comes from Leif over at Five Year FIRE Escape. Leif bought a home, but now questions the purchase... Have you heard the sad, sad news that us millennials will be stuck renting forever? I know. How unfair. And here’s some more sad news: If you do own a house, it sucks in retirement.  From […] The post To Rent Or Own: An Odd Tale Of Buyer’s […]

Last September, Mindy and I bought another home. It smelled like cigarettes, had colorful toilets, loads of wallpaper, dark wood, gold fixtures everywhere, and an unfinished basement. This was a home only a flipper could love. Just my style. We moved in and quickly went to work. The 33 Hour Bathroom I don’t like projects […] The post The 33 Hour Bathroom Rem […]

In December of 2017, Dividend Growth Investor (DGI) asked me if I wanted to bet against Warren Buffett. Well, kind of. Allow me to explain… Buffett’s Big Bet Way back in 2007, Buffett challenged the hedge fund industry to a bet. All the hedge fund managers had to do was beat the S&P 500 over a […] The post Stock Picking Experiment, Year 2 (Still Winning! […]

Today’s edition of 10 Questions features Rich from Sport Of Money. He has an impressive story. He grew up poor, living in a suboptimal 400 square foot apartment in a family of 5: The bathroom was so small it couldn’t fit a bathtub. The tub was located in the living room. Showers were taken in […] The post 10 Questions With Sport Of Money appeared first on 15 […]

My main goal* was to build an investment and cash portfolio of $1,120,000* ($1,000,000 to retire on and $120,000 to pay off the house) in 1500 days**, starting from 1/1/2013 and ending in February of 2017. I made my goal in 2016, my 1500 Days are over, and I’ve left my job. In the interest of openness, I’ll continue to share […] The post December/2019 Perfor […]

Today’s edition of 10 Questions features The Jessica and Cory, otherwise known as The Fioneers! These two have a lot of wisdom, but this line really spoke to me: We believe that the journey to financial independence should be as remarkable as the destination. #truth #yes #hellyes Wishing your days away in favor of a […] The post 10 Questions With The Fioneer […]

These days, I do a fair amount of informal financial coaching for both old friends and newer acquaintances.  It’s a pretty amazing experience, almost as if I were a real doctor – people let down their guard and talk about the details of their financial lives, without the usual hangups and secrecy that tend to […]

— — As I type this, there are only a few days left in the 2010s, and holy shit what a decade it has been. Ten years ago, a 35 year old MMM and the former Mrs. MM were four years into retirement, but not feeling very retired yet. We stumbled out of 2009 with […]

My son and I are having a beautiful Saturday night here at home. The sun is setting over the mountains outside my bedroom window and I’ve just finished baking a pizza which I am about to serve up for his dinner. Although our day has been very simple, there has been an underlying magic within […]

As a general rule, Mr. Money Mustache avoids reading the daily news and ignores the fluctuations of the stock market. And he advises you to do the same thing. The negative factors of wasting your time, diluting your precious brainpower, and creating undue stress by worrying about things outside of your circle of control far […]

It’s Back to School time here in Colorado, which means both my son and I will be hanging up the swim shorts and kayak paddles and getting back to more serious business for a while. It has been a slow and endlessly sunny and leisurely summer, and a nice break for both of us, which […]

Way back in 2015, I had a nine year old boy. Even back then, I could see him showing some early flashes of adulthood and maturity, and it got me wondering about his future as it relates to money and freedom. So I wrote a post called What I’m Teaching My Son About Money, which shared some […]

Like you, I am pretty much resigned to the fact that I’m going to have to buy a Tesla at some point. I can tell because I have read every last scrap of Tesla news and inadvertently memorized every last technical detail about the company and their cars and energy storage systems that has ever […]

There have been a lot of big bills coming across my kitchen table recently. Property taxes, car registrations, income taxes, things for the school orchestra in which little MM plays the standup bass. Plus the usual credit card bills for all my spending on groceries and not-all-that-rare luxury indulgences. There’s nothing bad or unexpected in […]

Dearest Readers, I’ve been waiting to tell you this with considerable excitement for a whole year, but the sales contract prevented me from doing so until this moment. And as of April 1st, 2019, I’m officially free to reveal that: Mr. Money Mustache has been sold! Yep. I’m not sure if it’s the age-old truism […]

So a funny thing happened on Twitter this week, which almost changed the world a little bit. Someone sent me a beautiful 3-D mockup of a fictional, car-free city of 50,000 people, set in the scenic nook of land* between Boulder, Colorado and Longmont, where I live. It came complete with street plans, detailed descriptions […]

Just days after Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren decried candidates accepting help from major Political Action Committees (PACs), the progressive senator is now getting assistance from them Read More

Steve Scalise deftly shushed Minnesota AG Keith Ellison on Twitter Thursday over Ellison's ignorant Tweet challenging the violent nature of Bernie Bros.

The first Democratic debate to feature Michael Bloomberg set a ratings record for the party.

Pete Buttigieg believes everyone else’s sin is up for discussion — except his own. If his 'positions are informed by his faith,' as he so often says, you wouldn’t know it.

"It shouldn't be pointed at me, it oughta be pointed at those uncontrolled, unaccountable, lawless prosecutors who did this to me," said the former convict.

John Bolton said Wednesday during a university forum with his predecessar Susan Rice that his testimony would have changed nothing in the impeachment trial.

Jordan Peterson has given much to the world, and his addiction does nothing to change that.

Wisconsin's second-largest school district won't back off a policy of keeping minor students' transgender experimentation secret from their parents despite a new lawsuit filed Tuesday.

It's all a far cry from the Huffington Post wedding headlines of yore, like 'President Obama Was One Dapper Groomsman At His Aide's Wedding,' but this is a new age and the media is standing for civility in American politics.

Compelling Christians to use speech that violates their religious beliefs is far from neutral. A new higher ed case shows the courts disagree.

Berlin ist speziell. Die Stadt hat den Mietendeckel, eine mehrstufige Verwaltung und zumindest eine Branche, die unter all dem leidet. Berlin hat viele Chancen, ein paar Probleme. Und eine Immobilienwirtschaft, die Lust hat, zu deren Lösung beizutragen.Mehr zum Thema 'Unternehmer'...Mehr zum Thema 'Immobilienwirtschaft'...Mehr zum Thema […]

Deutsche Büroimmobilien boomen – auch 2020. Immer mehr ausländische Investoren, viele davon aus Asien, bringen Kapital nach Europa. Insbesondere Deutschland und seine Top 7-Städte sind gefragt. Im Fokus: zertifizierte, smarte Bürogebäude. Eine Expertenrunde hat die Trends diskutiert.Mehr zum Thema 'Büroimmobilie'...

Von Modernisierung bis Quartiersentwicklung: Die Preisträger des Deutschen Bauherrenpreises 2020 stehen fest. Die Jury zeichnete elf Projekte in elf Kategorien aus. Beim Thema "Neue Wohngebiete", hier wurden die meisten Beiträge eingereicht, überzeugte die WBG Nürnberg mit "Neues Wohnen Sünderbühl".Mehr zum Thema 'Wohnungsunternehmen […]

Umwelt, Soziales, eine nachhaltige Unternehmensführung: ESG-Kriterien sind für die Immobilienbranche überlebenswichtig. Sie ist zwar (noch) nicht dazu verpflichtet, täte aber gerade deshalb gut daran, proaktiv eigene Ansätze zu etablieren. Catella hat sich das Geschäftsmodell näher angeschaut.Mehr zum Thema 'Nachhaltigkeitsmanagement'...Mehr zum Th […]

Frankfurt am Main kämpft seit vier Monaten gegen die unangemeldete gewerbliche Vermietung möblierter Wohnungen. Solche Residenzwohnungen werden oft zu überzogenen Preisen angeboten. 395 illegale Mietangebote hat die Stadt jetzt "kassiert" und eine Million Euro an wirtschaftlichem Vorteil abgeschöpft.Mehr zum Thema 'Zweckentfremdung'...Meh […]

Wellig, schief, nicht stabil … Das sind die Krankheitssymptome beim 3D-Druck. Dieser Gesundheitsberater hilft bei der Diagnose und macht Therapievorschläge.

Mit dem günstigen Band 4 will es Huawei mit Fitness-Trackern wie dem Xiaomi Mi Band 4 aufnehmen. Im Test zeigen wir, warum diese Taktik durchaus aufgeht.

Als drittes Dax-Unternehmen hat Infineon nun einen Aufsichtsrat, dem genauso viele Frauen wie Männer angehören. Der Konzern blickt optimistisch in die Zukunft.

Die diesjährigen Chemnitzer Linux-Tage stehen unter dem Motto "Mach es einfach!". Das Programm richtet sich ebenso an Einsteiger wie an fortgeschrittene Nutzer.

Unser werktäglicher News-Überblick fasst die wichtigsten Nachrichten des Tages kurz und knapp zusammen.

Ein ambitionierter Astronaut, ein grauenvolles Vermächtnis und das Leben nach einer Klimakatastrophe – wir stellen wieder Nerd-taugliche Sendungen vor.

FreedomWorks is proud to honor Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) as our member of the month for February 2020. Representing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the United States Senate since 2011, Sen. Toomey becomes our first-ever senator to be recognized as member of the month. This is well-deserved, as his principles, intellect, and compassion suit him well to repr […]

FreedomWorks is proud to announce that our bill of the month for February 2020 is the Budget Process Enhancement Act, H.R. 5085. Introduced by Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), the Budget Process Enhancement Act seeks to make common-sense reforms to our budget process and force government agencies to be less wasteful with their share of appropriated taxpayer dollar […]

“The prosecutor exercises the greatest discretion and power in the system. It is so important,” said Andrea Dew Steele, president of Emerge America, a candidate-training organization for Democratic women. “There’s been a confluence of events in the past couple years and all of a sudden, the progressive community is waking up to this.” https://www.politico.co […]

At his State of the Union address last week, President Trump highlighted the need for school choice across America, and rightly so. There is nobody who knows better what education is most suitable for their children than parents and the student themselves. Certainly, the government does not know best and we should do all we can to put this decision in the ha […]

On behalf of FreedomWorks’ activist community, I urge you to contact your senators and ask them to cosponsor the Accelerate Long-term Investment Growth Now (ALIGN) Act, S. 3296. Introduced by Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), the ALIGN Act would make a key pro-growth feature of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 permanent. In December 2017, President Donald Trump sign […]

Read more on this subject: Philosophy of LibertyOpinion Column by Chuck BaldwinMembers of the "right" and "alt-right" love to use terms such as "the establishment," "Deep State," "globalists," etc., in describing freedom's political enemies. And, yes, I often use those terms too. For the sake of brevity, […]

Read more on this subject: TravelOpinion Column by Frosty WooldridgeIn his epic book, The Call of the Wild, Jack London said, "There's a patience in the wild: dogged, tireless, persistent—like life itself." You might like the movie portraying the book with Harrison Ford as the grizzled old man who befriends the dog, Buck. A couple of years ago […]

Read more on this subject: Politics: General ActivismOpinion Column by Frosty WooldridgeFew want to address the single most ominous issue facing America in the 21st century.  This dilemma threatens every American who will be alive in 2050.  It will affect persons of every race, creed and color.  It will affect the rich, poor and in-between.  Nobody, and I me […]

Read more on this subject: GovernmentOpinion Column by John SemmensRift Between Sanders & AOC Democratic presidential contender Sen. Bernie Sander's campaign manager Faiz Shakir is reportedly peeved over Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's neglect to sufficiently mention Sanders' name as she was campaigning on his behalf while he was tied up a […]

Read more on this subject: Science, Medicine and TechnologyOpinion Column by Frosty WooldridgeLast week, while my friend Steven and I rode up a ski lift at Winter Park Colorado, I shared my latest book by astronaut Scott Kelly:  Endurance: A  Year in Space—A Lifetime of Discovery.  He spent a year on the International Space Station.  He lived the most time i […]

Read more on this subject: Politics: General ActivismOpinion Column by Frosty WooldridgeNorah O'Donnell, CBS anchor, said, "I've never seen so much cultural change in such a short period of time." Whether she was talking about her office arena being changed from all sexual conquest allegations, or what's happening to the America […]

Read more on this subject: HumorOpinion Column by John SemmensEmployment Growth Rankles Sanders The latest employment report for the US economy has Democratic presidential contender Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt) warning voters about "Trump's insidious plan to coerce the working class into actually working for a living. The leisure gains painstakingly ac […]

Read more on this subject: ImpeachmentOpinion Column by Chuck BaldwinDownload free computerized mp3 audio file of this column Before I get to the main point: This column was written before the vote in the Senate to acquit Donald Trump of corruption charges took place—but it doesn't matter. The verdict to acquit was made before the "trial" ever […]

Read more on this subject: Politics: General ActivismOpinion Column by Frosty WooldridgeEmail response from a reader from Chicago: Mr. Wooldridge: "Sanity won in the U.S. Senate. Thank God! This Congress consists of misfits, criminals, and corrupt representatives. "As for stopping the mass immigration among other things well, I believe the Presiden […]

Read more on this subject: HumorOpinion Column by John SemmensSanders Says Capitalism Destroys Social Bonds Candidate for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt) took direct aim at the prosperity message of the Trump reelection campaign in his bid to become the nation's next leader. "Wages may be up and unemployment at […]

These work better as bite sized rather than eating with a fork and knife. Use cremini caps. Crab Stuffed Portabellas 2 Portabellas stems and gills chopped fine 1 stalk celery diced fine 2 cups cleaned crab 1/2 cup onion diced … Continue reading →

These cookies are nice and moist in the center and crisp outside. And they taste fantastic. Ginger Snaps 1 cup packed brown sugar 3/4 cup butter, melted 1 large egg, room temperature 1/4 cup molasses 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1-1/2 … Continue reading →

Recently got a whole bunch of fresh grapes and currants. This is a jellied jam. The currant is pressed into a juice that jellies the grape jam and it’s tartness is a perfect match to the ripe table grapes. It … Continue reading →

This is a great coffee cake that takes advantage of fresh large plums. Semolina Plum Cake 4 plums halved and pitted 1 1/2 cups + 2 tbsp semolina flour 1 cup unbleached white flour 1 1/2 tsp baking powder 13 … Continue reading →

For this sauce use fresh porcini and double shelled fresh favas. Choose scallops that are roughly the size of a quarter. If black cod is unavailable, halibut, red snapper or trout will work well. To quickly shell the second skin … Continue reading →