But to call it a throwaway dish is far too flippant. Nothing about kimchi jjigae is offhand. Combining everything from dashima to fish sauce, a whole collection of robust flavors marry together in a sunset-colored stew, steeped in umami fishiness with an acidic tang on the backend. Get liberal with the chili peppers, and you’ll undoubtedly want a glass of water alongside it. But the star is the ripe, pungent kimchi. You almost
want it to have gone off; that’s what gives the stew its kick. After talking with Youn though, I realize I will never taste her kimchi jjigae as she remembers it. That’s because kimchi, in its purest form, is a family secret something particular to every Korean home. This recipe belongs to the Youns alone.
The New York Mayoral Race Has Become a Zoom Hell Intelligencer 2/22/2021 David Freedlander
By the 90th minute of the Staten Island Democratic Club’s Zoom mayoral forum, Richard Flanagan, a professor of political science at the College of Staten Island and the event’s moderator, was getting confused: Most of the candidates had already left, and the index cards he was using to ask them questions were now all out of order.
“The field has thinned,” he announced into his headset from his Bay Ridge home, trying to recover. “I’m told the winner will be the person who stays on until last.”
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Parkinson’s Disease support group meeting via Zoom
The Brainerd Lakes Area Parkinson’s Disease support group will meet virtually via Zoom 1 p.m. March 4.
A therapist will present on depression and anxiety. For those not on the email list or have a question, call 218-829-4017.
The Center, Brainerd, bridge scores
Monday winners: Marv Meyer, 4120; Dort Lofstrom, 3540; Jan Herd, 3120.
Wednesday winners: Dort Lofstrom, 4320; Ken Herd, 4220; Doug Mailhot, 4100.
Crow Wing County Master Gardeners speakers bureau
A total of 238 people attended February Zoom presentations given by University of Minnesota Extension Crow Wing County Master Gardeners.
Development in Mariners Mile inches along with Newport Planning Commission approvals
A view of Mariners Mile looking south along Pacific Coast Highway.
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A proposed mixed-use project on Mariners Mile moved closer to fruition after receiving a round of permit approvals from the Newport Beach Planning Commission on Thursday, to the dismay of some concerned residents.
Mariners Mile is a 1.3-mile-long stretch of Pacific Coast Highway between Newport Boulevard and Dover Drive.
The commission approved on a 5-1 vote a resolution that includes a coastal development permit, conditional use permit, site development review and a tentative parcel map. Planning Commission Chair Erik Weigand dissented and Commissioner Lauren Kleiman was absent.