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Pots de Crème: Way more than just pudding
A slight resemblance to custard, but so creamy and smooth it could be mousse. Only the texture is a bit more dense than mousse. These little cups of silky smooth lusciousness are called Pots de Crème in French.
By Sue Doeden , April 06, 2010
Turn your leftover Easter ham into a kicked-up 'hotdish'
If a large succulent ham will be the centerpiece of your Easter meal, there’s a good chance at least a small chunk of it will remain when the last diners push away from the table.
By Sue Doeden , March 30, 2010
Gov. should halt spending 
PIERRE — The rumble between the Legislature and Gov. Mike Rounds over the 2011 budget for state government will be the center of attention today, and probably again in an unscheduled extra day of work on Tuesday, when lawmakers return to finish the business of the 2010 session.
By Bob Mercer , March 29, 2010
Registration open for Children’s Theatre production
The Children’s Theatre Company of South Dakota in Vermillion is looking for children to participate in “The Bard of Ballyfiddle,” to be held April 9-10 at the Pepsi-Cola Theatre for the Performing Arts in Mitchell.
March 25, 2010
Hot cross buns: Pull-apart goodness
In many homes around the world, Good Friday isn’t Good Friday without egg- and butter-rich Hot Cross Buns, fragrant with spices and topped with a cross to signify Christ’s sacrifice.
By Sue Doeden , March 23, 2010
Independents might be left out of primary
PIERRE — Effective this spring, there is a new era in South Dakota politics. Democrats are opening their primary elections to independent voters.But there’s a catch. The Democrats might not have any statewide primaries.
This is like Lucy telling Charlie Brown she’ll finally let him kick the football, and then not having a ball.
By Bob Mercer , March 22, 2010
Mitchell youth excels at the violin, hopes to play professionally
Mitchell fourth grader Naomi Powers has a gift. At just 10 years old, Powers excels at the violin and has set her sights on becoming a professional violinist. She began playing the violin when she was just 4½.
By Jennifer Jungwirth , March 20, 2010
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Schmeckfest volunteer: 'It's amazing how smoothly it runs after all these years'
FREEMAN — A lot of work goes into creating the smorgasbord of German food that is the staple of Schmeckfest in Freeman. Fifteen to 20 men worked Wednesday morning to chop meat that comes in 60-pound boxes, send it through a meat grinder twice with spices mixed in between runs and feed it into a sausage press for the finished product.
By Melanie Brandert , March 18, 2010
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