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“NEW pickle dip! 💚 It looks plucking fantastic! Dill pickles, cream cheese, and white beans.” Plucky Pickle Dip Item 1713258 $8.99 for 24-ounce jar 📍Spotted at @costco by one of our group members of our Costco Fans Midwest group. #CostcoFinds #pickles #costco #yummy #food #dip #pluckypickledip #costcofans #picklelover (at Independence, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpwETLuOCmS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Since 2012, there has been a pickle jar that sits on the guardrail on the I-270 North in Des Peres, Missouri. Every time the jar falls, breaks, or disappears, it is always replaced, but who does it remains a mystery.
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My memories of my maternal grandmother are of her sweet southern accent, her closet full of shoe boxes, the smell of her perfume, of the layout of her home, the sound of the pressure cooker, her jars of pickled cucumbers, H&S green stamp books, and the big air conditioner that hung near the dining area making the small house livable in those hot summers. But most of all remember her breakfasts. I don't know if they were special or just how her second husband Noble liked his mornings: Coffee, bacon, and scrambled eggs. Orange juice and Chex mix cereal for kids. The smell of early morning breakfast loom strongly. And more than everything else I remember her kindness. Life and job choices moved me away from Missouri for the last 27 years and has seldom brought me chances to visit. I've not had many chances to pay that kindness back to my grandmother. On Friday I found out that I won't get any more chances to repay that kindness. After 94 years of life, she's died from pneumonia. I'll just have to pay kindness back to my children and maybe to my grandchildren. Maybe with breakfasts. Saturday I made scrambled tofu, hash browns, and vegan bacon. The coffee's on. I miss you Grandma. (at Huntsville, Alabama) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzqOgzlHa7o/?igshid=10a39gd8vcq2s
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Urban design and UX
During my research for the subject of suburban planning and its social isolation I stumble upon a wonderful specimen of poor urban design in the state of Missouri, where the nefarious housing pods hosting cul de sac and twirly roads is the realm for car culture.
The whole looks like any other American suburban community with the freeway skimming residential areas, the collector defining the neighbors, and then smaller roads extending everywhere until they meet all houses.
I wanted to plot an hypothetical visit of one neighbor to the other and this is the result. It’s a three miles trip by car that will take at least 9 minutes because there are no opening in the shape of a road or pedestrian path to connect the two points.
This is how it appears from top-down view with a series of semi-natural and artificial barriers that separates the cul de sac on the right with the curb on the right. Two worlds apart basically because of arcane and mysterious reasons that impelled urban designers to totally exclude any sort of travelling from one side of the neighbor to the other. Picture if the neighbor’s house is on fire and you want to help them escape death; you won’t probably because you either climb over the two fences and the trees, or you drive your car but that’ll take 9 minutes and who knows if people there are still alive by then.
Highlighted in red it’s the whole barrier of fence and trees that separate the neighbor in two distant sides, where socializing can be as difficult as Berlin in the 1950s between West and East.
To avoid your other neighbor doesn’t get the chance to invade you, the developers built an artificial canal (highlighted in blue) to furthermore make sure people don’t get together and come up with crazy ideas like socializing. In yellow the broken connection that might have been existed with a pedestrian path, but better not take any chance.
Here’s the site from another point of view and you can see how the whole portion doesn’t allow for people to walk or drive to the other side, splitting the pod into three areas.
I zoomed as much as I could and you can see it’s not just a road network issue anymore but a lack of safety feature that could help people stay away from danger. After all these are places where families with young kids live.
In yellow I highlighted the dangerous areas where the lack of fence around the power lines and the canal have allow for free access; anybody can go unrestricted near the pylons and the ditch. Unsupervised kids face the most peril especially when it’s right around their backyard. Coloured in magenta it’s what appears to be a narrow bridge but in fact is a floodgate connected by another fence to the little shack on the right.
Notice also the lack of sidewalks everywhere; this tells us a lot about the urban design of housing communities where the pedestrian was left out of the picture in the first place. People going for a walk have to be in the street increasing the risk of being struck by a vehicle, this shows us the very weak UX design home owners are affected, but also emergency vehicles who might get tangled driving streets which have been badly shaped.
What does this mean?- We live among cities that are the result of zoning laws which manufactured landscapes dictate by cars first and people second. In North America there’s nowhere a car couldn’t go from the driveway to the drive-through of your local burger joint; drive in movies for cars, parking lots eating away downtown portions of many cities, and many other issue which gets in the way of creating healthier places to live.
UX design is not only about websites and phone apps, it extend its dominion onto any other experience the user goes through that can be as simple as opening a pickle jar or driving to work. Both these elements engage people into specific and different behaviors which can result in the success of failure of products and services.
#ux design#design#ux#user experience#missouri#missouri suburbs#suburbia#suburban community#community#tract housing#houses#american home#usa#united states#bad design#urban design#urban danger#cul de sac#fence#barrier#barriers#zoning laws#collectors#roads#streets#esperience#Experience Design#cities#city problems#suburban problems
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#Repost @pretty.much.paleo with @get_repost ・・・ Yep. These are awesome. I could eat this gigantic jar by myself in one sitting. Paleo Garlic Dill Pickles are on Wordpress. #Paleo #PaleoGarlicDillPickles #PrettyMuchPaleo (at Cottleville, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzHAStsjOE67e9b2cJeuHe94pho67TXGCghReE0/?igshid=1j2pityfyja49
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St. Paul Sandwich (Paleo, Low Carb, Gluten Free)
This St. Paul Sandwich is a paleo, low carb, and gluten-free version of the midwestern Chinese-American classic! You can assemble this sandwich in minutes if you already have some Egg Foo Young patties in the fridge!
This dish represents me as a sandwich—an umami-packed, paleo-friendly Chinese American leftover makeover!
What is a St. Paul Sandwich?
A St. Paul sandwich is a midwestern Chinese-American classic: golden-brown egg foo young patties and pickles tucked in-between two pieces of white bread slathered with mayonnaise. Its origins can be traced back to Steven Yuen, the former owner of Park Chop Suey in Lafayette Square near downtown St. Louis, Missouri. Yes, you heard that right: ST. LOUIS. Although this sandwich first gained popularity in St. Louis, the sandwich is allegedly named after Yuen’s hometown of St. Paul, Minnesota!
How is this sandwich Paleo?
In this healthier St. Paul sandwich, I’ve cut out the grains in the bread and egg patties, and added paleo-friendly condiments like Quick Pickled Red Onions and a spicy sriracha mayonnaise to amp up the flavors!
Leftover Makeover!
I love leftover makeovers because you can easily and quickly transform last night’s meal into something new and exciting. St. Paul sandwiches are one of the best examples of a leftover makeover—two times over!
My Egg Foo Young recipe is already a leftover makeover because you can fill the egg-y patties with leftover protein and vegetables. The next day, you can tuck leftover Egg Foo Young patties into these tasty sandwiches! Voilà!
I always make a double-batch of Egg Foo Young patties so I can use the leftovers to make St. Paul Sandwiches. When you’re hangry, you can assemble one in just a few minutes if you have all the ingredients on hand!
What Type of Paleo Bread Can You Use?
Luckily, paleo-friendly grain-free bread is not so hard to find these days! There are lots of great paleo sandwich bread recipes online, including this one by Danielle Walker. You can also buy a terrific paleo sandwich bread mix from Legit Bread Company. Too lazy to bake? You can buy fabulous paleo-and keto-friendly loaves from Misfits Bakehouse! They ship nationwide and you can order them here.
Time to Make St. Paul Sandwiches!
Makes 4 sandwiches
Ingredients:
8 Egg Foo Young patties
½ batch Quick Pickled Red Onions
¼ cup Paleo mayonnaise (store-bought is fine!)
¼ cup Whole30 Sriracha
8 slices Paleo grain-free bread (see note above for recommendations)
8 thin tomato slices
4 leaves Romaine or butter lettuce
Equipment:
All of my recommended kitchen tools are listed here.
Method:
Go grab some Egg Foo Young patties and your jar of Quick Pickled Red Onions! You can heat the patties in a toaster oven or air fryer at 325°F for 5 minutes or until warmed through. (You can also assemble the sandwiches with cold Egg Foo Young, too!)
In a small bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise and sriracha and slather the sriracha mayonnaise on one side of each piece of bread.
Pile each sandwich with two paleo Egg Foo Young patties, two tomato slices, a handful of Quick Pickled Red Onions, and a lettuce leaf.
Top the remaining pieces of bread on top of the four sandwiches.
Slice each St. Paul sandwich in half and enjoy!
Looking for more recipe ideas? Head on over to my Recipe Index. You’ll also find exclusive recipes on my iPhone and iPad app, and in my cookbooks, Nom Nom Paleo: Food for Humans (Andrews McMeel Publishing 2013) and Ready or Not! (Andrews McMeel Publishing 2017)!
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St. Paul Sandwich (Paleo, Low Carb, Gluten Free)
This St. Paul Sandwich is a paleo, low carb, and gluten-free version of the midwestern Chinese-American classic! You can assemble this sandwich in minutes if you already have some Egg Foo Young patties in the fridge!
Course Lunch
Cuisine Chinese American
Keyword gluten-free, low carb, nom nom paleo, nomnompaleo, paleo
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Servings 4
Calories 540kcal
Author Michelle Tam
Ingredients
8 Egg Foo Young patties
¼ cup Quick Pickled Red Onions
¼ cup paleo mayonnaise or store-bought paleo mayonnaise
¼ cup Whole30 Sriracha
8 slices Paleo sandwich bread see post for recommendations
8 slices tomato
4 leaves Romaine lettuce or butter lettuce
Instructions
Go grab some Egg Foo Young patties and your jar of Quick Pickled Red Onions! You can heat the patties in a toaster oven or air fryer at 325°F for 5 minutes or until warmed through. (You can also assemble the sandwiches with cold Egg Foo Young, too!)
In a small bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise and sriracha and slather the sriracha mayonnaise on one side of each piece of bread.
Pile each sandwich with two paleo Egg Foo Young patties, two tomato slices, a handful of Quick Pickled Red Onions, and a lettuce leaf.
Top the remaining pieces of bread on top of the four sandwiches. Slice each St. Paul sandwich in half and enjoy!
Notes
There are lots of great paleo sandwich bread recipes online, including this one by Danielle Walker. You can also buy a terrific paleo sandwich bread mix from Legit Bread Company. Too lazy to bake? You can buy fabulous paleo-and keto-friendly loaves from Misfits Bakehouse! They ship nationwide and you can order them here.
Nutrition
Calories: 540kcal | Carbohydrates: 33g | Protein: 21g | Fat: 24g | Fiber: 11g
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CURIOSITIES IN KANSAS CITY
Many people think of Kansas City for jazz and barbecue, but there is so much more to this vibrant Midwest city! This is your guide to discovering some cool, unusual and overlooked things to do in Kansas City.
There is a treasure trove of interesting activities waiting for you. That is literally what you will find at the Treasures of the Steamboat Arabia where two hundred tons of pioneer artifacts await you. Dredged up from a shipwreck at the bottom of the Missouri River after 150 years, you'll find pioneer clothing, perfectly preserved crates of China, even 29 jars of pickles! While you browse the salvaged cargo – which is the largest single collection of pre-Civil War artifacts – you will also be transported back in time with a re-creation of the boat itself!
Are you inspired by Graffiti Art? Check out one of the more unusual art “galleries” located at the Kansas City Workhouse. A foreboding structure that mirrors a dark, medieval-style castle was built in 1897 to put jail inmates to work on local public works projects. After the prison closed and the building left abandoned for over 40 years, the crumbling structure became a favorite of local Graffiti artists who have now left their mark throughout the walls of the building. This is a free attraction accessible from the street, however, on occasion, if local police are nearby, they do ask visitors to leave as it is still private property.
Another museum that attracts so many is The National Toys and Miniatures Museum – who doesn't love toys? Established in 1982 by two collectors, Mary Harris Francis and Barbara Marshall, it houses the world's largest collection of fine-scale miniatures and one of the largest collections of antique toys. Holding over 72,000 items, star attractions include a wide array of vintage dollhouses, tin toys and the selection of miniatures which seem like real-life objects that simply shrunk. On display are intricate, tiny Baroque credenzas, framed portraits and other little pieces of elegant furniture.
Grab a pint! Brewing in Kansas City really caught fire after the Civil War as the population grew, so did the number of breweries and saloons. The Imperial Brewing Company started making beer in 1902, but it ended up a casualty of Prohibition and ended up being turned into a flour mill. The building, located at I-35 and Southwest Boulevard, is now under renovation and is worth a visit to see its transformation in progress. For a taste of Kansas City's brewing history, hit up one of the many craft breweries or tap rooms popping up throughout the city. Bier Station is part retail shop, neighborhood hangout and tap room with an excellent selection of beer and strong partnerships with local brewers. Boulevard Brewing Company is undeniably the most well-known of the Kansas City microbreweries, but don't overlook Cinder Block Brewery. It's gaining massive popularity for their range of beers including wheat, porter, ale and IPAs.
Now, it's time you get out and start enjoying Kansas City! The weekend is made for leaving work behind and having some fun. Get out of the house, reduce your stress and let someone else deal with the mess! The secret to getting more out of life is letting others take some of the work and stress of your plate. Hire qualified, trusted house cleaning services to take over chores like dusting, mopping and vacuuming your home. Let them clean your bath and kitchens. You can live life, enjoy everything Kansas City has to offer and come home to a cleaner, more relaxing and healthier home. So, what are you waiting for? Hire your maid services and go have some fun!
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Mysterious pickle jar keeps reappearing on ramp to Missouri highway, baffling drivers
DES PERES, Mo. — Hundreds of people are following a Facebook page dedicated to a mysterious pickle jar that has been spotted for years on the ramp to northbound I-270 in Missouri.
It isn’t clear who is placing the pickles on the ramp or what their motives are, but someone has consistently been placing them there since around 2012, according to KTVI.
“They have survived snowmageddon, construction and protesters. There has got to be a story behind these pickles and inquiring minds want to know,” reads the “about” section of Team Pickle’s Facebook page.
Reddit user Deinos_Mousike wrote this message to St. Louis in a follow-up post:
“If you read my previous post you’ll see that the jar is gone sometimes, then it comes back. We as a city should come together and figure out why the jar keeps on appearing. I think this could be a pivotal moment in the city/county merger if we approach this correctly and come together.”
Here are a few photos from the “Team Pickle (Des Peres, MO)” Facebook group:
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from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2018/04/03/mysterious-pickle-jar-keeps-reappearing-on-ramp-to-missouri-highway-baffling-drivers/
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My beloved lil collection of critters❤: 3 gator heads 2 coyote faces 1 artic fox face 3 turtles in a jar 1 pickled snake And 1 scorpion I hope to add to it 😘 #animals #dead #morbid #taxidermy #science #fur #aligator #fox #reptiles #snakes #collection (at Excelsior Springs, Missouri)
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Busy court day Thursday includes drug, theft appearances
A Missouri man pulled over for speeding on K-14/96 between Hutchinson and Nickerson Wednesday afternoon faces drug distribution charges. Douglass Kiss of Sunrise Beach was ordered held on a 7250 dollar bond during his initial court appearance this morning. After being clocked going 89 in a 65 near 14/96 and 56th Avenue Kiss was pulled over at Dean Road where he said there was about 21 ounces of marijuana in the trunk of the car he was taking from Colorado to Joplin, Missouri. A strong marijuana odor was noted by the deputy, and it turned out to be a bit more than that as 17 black containers and four bags marked for medical use only along with a pickle jar with more pot and a food sealer. Kiss will be back in court August 24th.
A Hutchinson woman has been charged with stealing multiple coins from a man last year. Donna Boggs was read two counts of felony theft during a first appearance in Reno County District court this morning... she’s accused of taking two gold coins and 10 silver coins from a man in March 2016, and 60 more gold coins from the same victim in August 2016. Boggs, who was also arrested on a fail to appear warrant from Hutchinson Municipal Court, will have a waiver status hearing August 23rd... she’s being held on a three thousand dollar bond.
A man accused of stealing a motorcycle early Wednesday morning from a residence on North Waldron was in Reno County district Court this morning for that and one other matter. Kyler Milbrandt was informed of a possible felony theft charge in that case, where he was allegedly in possession of the motorcycle when he was arrested in McPherson Wednesday afternoon.... a status hearing on that will be held August 24th. Millbrandt was also read charges filed involving the July 12th theft of a Pontiac G6. In that case he’ll have a waiver status hearing next Wednesday. Millbrandt, who was also arrested on two probation violations and a fail to appear warrant, is being held on bonds totaling 19 thousand dollars.
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Homemade Pickled Ginger
Can you guess why pickled ginger accompanies most sushi plates in the Japanese culture?
In the post Benefits of Properly Pickled Ginger, go more deeply into the benefits and herbal properties of this exotic food that has been used for thousands of years.
Choose your pickled ginger carefully as many store bought and restaurant offered ginger is tainted with chemicals and additives.
Here is a simply delicious recipe to make your own pickled ginger without all the foreign unnecessary ingredients. Enjoy pickling gingers. Let me know how yours turns out.
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Homemade Pickled Ginger
Ginger has broad-spectrum antibacterial, antiviral, antioxidant, and anti-parasitic properties, to name just several of its more than 40 pharmacological actions. Ginger shows promise for fighting cancer, diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, asthma, bacterial and fungal infections, and more. If you choose a store bought/packaged pickled form, make sure that it doesn't contain chemicals and additives. Here is a simple recipe to make your own pickled ginger without the added chemicals and additives which will negate or fight against the many wonderful benefits of Ginger.
CourseSide
CuisineAsian
Servings Prep Time 1quart 10minutes
Passive Time 3days
Servings Prep Time 1quart 10minutes
Passive Time 3days
Ingredients
3pound fresh ginger rootchoose firm ginger
1tbsp sea salt2 tspn/quart
4tbsp whey
1cup pure clean water
Instructions
Peel ginger and slice very thinly. Slice the ginger as thin as you can. I like using a mandolin.
Place in a large bowl and pound lightly with a wooden pounder to release juices.
Place in a quart-sized, wide-mouth mason jar and press down lightly with the pounder.
Mix clean pure water with salt and whey and pour into jar, adding more water if necessary to cover ginger. The top of the ginger should be at least 1 inch below the top of the jar.
Cover tightly and keep at room temperature for about 3 days before transferring to cold storage.
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Homemade Pickled Ginger
Can you guess why pickled ginger accompanies most sushi plates in the Japanese culture?
In the post Benefits of Properly Pickled Ginger, go more deeply into the benefits and herbal properties of this exotic food that has been used for thousands of years.
Choose your pickled ginger carefully as many store bought and restaurant offered ginger is tainted with chemicals and additives.
Here is a simply delicious recipe to make your own pickled ginger without all the foreign unnecessary ingredients. Enjoy pickling gingers. Let me know how yours turns out.
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Homemade Pickled Ginger
Ginger has broad-spectrum antibacterial, antiviral, antioxidant, and anti-parasitic properties, to name just several of its more than 40 pharmacological actions. Ginger shows promise for fighting cancer, diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, asthma, bacterial and fungal infections, and more. If you choose a store bought/packaged pickled form, make sure that it doesn't contain chemicals and additives. Here is a simple recipe to make your own pickled ginger without the added chemicals and additives which will negate or fight against the many wonderful benefits of Ginger.
CourseSide
CuisineAsian
Servings Prep Time 1quart 10minutes
Passive Time 3days
Servings Prep Time 1quart 10minutes
Passive Time 3days
Ingredients
3pound fresh ginger rootchoose firm ginger
1tbsp sea salt2 tspn/quart
4tbsp whey
1cup pure clean water
Instructions
Peel ginger and slice very thinly. Slice the ginger as thin as you can. I like using a mandolin.
Place in a large bowl and pound lightly with a wooden pounder to release juices.
Place in a quart-sized, wide-mouth mason jar and press down lightly with the pounder.
Mix clean pure water with salt and whey and pour into jar, adding more water if necessary to cover ginger. The top of the ginger should be at least 1 inch below the top of the jar.
Cover tightly and keep at room temperature for about 3 days before transferring to cold storage.
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