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Coralville Public Library
United States
Приєднався 15 чер 2015
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Lasagnette with Pumpkin, Tomatoes, and Basil
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Phoebe's cookbook blind date was wit "The Flavors of Southern Italy."
Cinnamon rolls
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Ramona made a cinnamon roll recipe from an Amish cookbook - you can practically smell them through the screen!
Garlic, Anchovy and Lemon Pasta Blind Date with a Cookbook
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Who knew there were so many recipes with garlic? Ariel found out on her Blind Date with a Cookbook.
Lime Yogurt Chicken Blind Date with a Cookbook
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Georgianne's blind date was with a tuba museum cookbook! (Stay tuned through the end for a bloopers reel!)
Rhubarb Bread Blind Date with a Cookbook
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George made rhubarb bread from a cookbook called "I Hear America Cooking."
Gallagher family's Blind Date with Bruschetta
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From an Alpha Chi Omega cookbook, the Gallaghers chose a bruschetta recipe!
Refrigerator Vanilla Wafers
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2024 Blind Date with a Cookbook contest - adult submission. The students at the Transition Service Center in Tiffin Iowa went on a Blind Date with the Cookbook "Cookies Wrought" by Cedar Valley EGA. They made Vanilla Refrigerator Wafers. Blind Date with a Cookbook is a challenge and contest put on by the Coralville Public Library during January. People are challenged to make a recipe from a coo...
A Better Date with a Better Chipper
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2024 Blind Date with a Cookbook contest - adult submission. Linda's first blind date was a flop, but she tried again and had a great time with Cornsilk by the Junior League of Sioux City, IA (1985). She made the recipe A Better Chipper. Blind Date with a Cookbook is a challenge and contest put on by the Coralville Public Library during January. People are challenged to make a recipe from a cook...
Ellie’s Apple Smiles
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Ellie found a fun recipe from a cookbook called "Kid's Snacks" to do for her Blind Date with a cookbook submission!
Blind Date with a Spanish Cookbook
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Horatio selected the healthy option of Hawaiian chicken skewers from Jessica Seinfeld's cookbook "Delicioso y Sano."
Polish Sausage Puff Pastry Appetizer
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2024 Blind Date with a Cookbook contest - adult submission. Shiela's Blind Date with a Cookbook was with "Fast and Fabulous hors d'oeuvres". She made Polish Sausage Puff Pastry. Blind Date with a Cookbook is a challenge and contest put on by the Coralville Public Library during January. People are challenged to make a recipe from a cookbook blind date: a brown paper wrapped cookbook with a one ...
Potato Latkes with the Jeltemas
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Traditional potato latkes using a recipe from a 1977 cookbook blindly chosen by the Jeltema family!
Cooking with wiErDos
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2024 Blind Date with a Cookbook contest - teen submission. Isabel's Blind Date with a Cookbook was with "Share: Delicious and Surprising Recipes to Pass Around Your Table". She and Zelphia made warm stout cakes with toffee sauce. Blind Date with a Cookbook is a challenge and contest put on by the Coralville Public Library during January. People are challenged to make a recipe from a cookbook bl...
Crazies Cooking
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2024 Blind Date with a Cookbook contest - teen submission. Elissa's Blind Date with a Cookbook was with "Provincial Cuisine". She and Isabel made strawberry crisps with white chocolate mousse. Blind Date with a Cookbook is a challenge and contest put on by the Coralville Public Library during January. People are challenged to make a recipe from a cookbook blind date: a brown paper wrapped cookb...
Evie making overnight apple French toast
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Evie making overnight apple French toast
Cooking Up History: Mrs. Frank Peter's Brownies
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Cooking Up History: Mrs. Frank Peter's Brownies
Nicely done!
great cooking vlog
No dead dogs!
Now I'm hungry
Greetings to you and your wife 🌈 Just 2 quick pointers before you continue your Jamaican cooking journey Ackee from the tin is safe to eat ( if you can find it. Its pretty hard to find if your not living near a big city with supermarkets of various cultures) Also. The ingredient your reading as Coco means Coconut which is "a must" ingredient in Red Peas Soup.. You can get a tin of coconut from most supermarkets.. Hope this helps 🙏 Enjoy
Thanks so much for the helpful information! I did find recipes online after I made the video that called for canned Ackee fruit, but I have not found it around here. We do have a couple of African grocery stores (a number of African immigrants and refugees in this area, but not so much Jamaican), but I didn't find it in the one near me. Wow! It didn't occur to me that "cocoa" in the recipe could really mean coconut. The ingredient guide in the front of this cookbook listed "coco" as "a small tuber that is a must in boiled beef soup", so I assumed that is what it must have been referring to. They list coconut separately. I'm not too excited about the cookbook overall--in the history section it for example glosses over slavery and just says, "Celebrations were a frequent part of the planters' lifestyle, and many feasts were held, at which owners and slaves showed their best." I also found out that over 600,000 slaves were brought to Jamaica from Africa, especially for the sugar plantations, whereas the information I have seen says only 400,000 were brought to the whole US over time! Obviously there were many more slaves in the US overall after multiple generations born here. Let me know if you have a cookbook or recipe blog site to recommend for Jamaican cooking!
You sound just like the investigator that lives in the Sally house. Something about pig being in it. I guess maybe it was a pig farm at one time?
Well Clint Eastwood & Glen Close didn't have any problems at the Bridges of Madison County, they had quite the good time!
Libraries rule!
How could anyone, let alone a physician, declare a warm person as 'dead'? The heartbeat & breath may be shallow but the person is not cold. I'll never understand how so many folks were mistaken for being dead.
The Tata Duende is the same thing in India called the “bhoote”. You can tell by its fee. They are facing backwards when looking at the spirit.
Thanks brother my girlfriend and I enjoyed this
when I was 17 I left my home and my mother told me not to leave I still didn't listened and went to go hang out with friends around 2am I decided to start walking back home and I remember reaching the neighborhood park and out of no where 2 hell hounds appeared out of no where I froze in fear all I thought about was running and banging on someone's door but couldn't I was frozen I remember bending down to take of my shoes in case they were to attack me all I thought about is would hit them with my shoes as in doing that would really do anything and I remember saying please God help me I would never do this again and I said that I looked up there was nothing there this experience will always stay with me and I always questioned myself why did it appeared to me what was the reason I have always tried to look for answers but that's some I will never ever want to go threw that again the hell hounds were jet black with beaming glowing red eyes and they where growling and positioned like they where ready to attack me when I speak on my experience I always get the crazy look but this really happened to me and it's something I will never forget
Make the point to always listen and obey your mother; stop rebellious behaviour against your mother. Also literally showing you the reason your mother wanted you to stay home. After that incident, did you always listen to your mother ever since, until you moved out? Curious.
@@marciturner4980 my mother is my best friend now a days and yes when I was younger I had so much hurt inside of me that I just didn't care I remember being around 14 or 15 I went to my room and locked my self in I went to the closet and tied the bed cover around my neck I was so ready to just end everything I remember crying and saying my last goodbyes on a letter next thing I remember I ended up falling on the floor then when I realized I was still alive I remember just crying so hard on how I even sucked on trying to end everything I went threw so much more in my younger years but now a days I am so grateful I am here and love life family and friends I have the best relationship with my mother and as much as I went threw when I was younger I wouldn't change anything because it has made me grateful and appreciate everyone and everything around me ❤️🙌
Boriiiiiiiiiing
Death took everyone I love what do you think
Hell yeah public libraries! 👏👏👏
Weirdness from San Antonio TX- There is an old bar on the West Side of San Antonio. Some say it's Crespo's Bar and Grill, some say its a biker bar called Jake's. There's this old vintage Wurlitzer Juke box, playing a tejano dance tune. So one night, out of a heavy rain, a man walks in and puts money in the Juke box. He commences to dance, really DANCE.He whirls and twirls and leaps to the fascination of all there. Finally somebody realizes he is not only wearing a mask, he has huge chicken feet. He dances out the door, never to be seen again.
Great guy, amazing writer
When my daddy was in high school, he worked three jobs to take care of my grandma, aunts and uncle, (my granddaddy passed away when daddy was 14), and digging graves was one of them. And it was the 40's and 50's before the equipment we have now.
A little known fact, it Was Waylon Jennings who lost the coin toss to Richie Valens.
It breaks my heart to see cemeteries in such shape. These are people's final resting places, which should be kept and respected.
The bell is where the term "dead ringer" came from.
I believe in myself and I believe in yourself How you can say that poor people shall stay poor ?!!! if you have the right to fuckkkk my people with no mercy ... bullying them for been humble and honest good people why I have to believe in to something different ? .... I believe I will teach a lesson to everyone that thing is better then my people bullying them at school, work, life... that is a promise that I will keep to them specially to young kids that are the witness all this abuse ... they are very sad and scared 😱 Of rich people that hurt others for money So I prevent can prevent them from fuckkkk you directly.... in the future, I shall do it myself and bring evidence of justice to them... In the name of the lord ... I will make justice for my family babies kids minors You guys Shall get 100% what you have giving to my people for centuries... and that is is exactly what you will get from me and my people ... so get ready ... because this is serious 🧐 matter for my people 🤪🤪🤪🤪❤️❤️❤️❤️😎😎😎😎🍼🍼🍼🍼 You give shitttt to my people you shall get concentrated shitttt exclusive for you guys 😎😎😎😎❤️❤️❤️❤️ I am not a ass cleaner paper 📄 bitchhhh
Take your meds
Many decades ago, I worked in a JCPenney Coffee Shop. I was there for several years, mostly as a waitress or supervisor, but pitching in in the kitchen when necessary. There were a lot of good dishes made from scratch, in addition to the food that was frozen. One time I noticed that the recipes for some homemade soups were being thrown away, including my favorite potato corn chowder. You can bet that I grabbed those 3-4 recipes and kept them. Wonderful with their hot rolls or handmade biscuits. I am still looking for the rum sauce recipe; the sauce was served on top of the hot apple pie. Sooo good.
Good coverage of some scarey stuff!
I remember Ed Gein is the nightmares of my childhood. There was a little ditty at Christmas time saying Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse went up from the basement arose such a clatterhere comes Ed Gein with his knife fork and platter!
You edited it and made it worse 🤦♂️
@@whiteydiamond well, imagine being four years old and hearing this Diddy on a regular basis from your mother! That thing haunting me throughout my entire childhood. Thank goodness Ed Gein died a long time ago. What was even worse? The old Homestead Farm Stead house I grew up in was haunted- no lie. It sure made for an interesting childhood! Have a great day.
That's good one lol
@@wadesmoke9726 yeah my mother told me that one when I was probably three or four years old! Scared the daylights out of me! And at the time I lived in Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota, so yeah that didn’t help a whole bunch now did it?! As you recall edging was from Wisconsin. I told my kids the same ditty but not until they were much much older I didn’t want to scare him like that that’s just not nice. Have a great day and and thanks for responding.
@@wadesmoke9726 If you have children, this family story ought to be told them. It's something similar to family genealogy, and young folks need to be aware that such things have been experienced by their family in generations past. Whether or not they believe the stories, they won't forget they've been told, and as years pass, they'll come to view their past family with greater perspectives.
32:29 Looks like a hand hitch hiking, with the thumb up
That is exactly what I thought.
😁😆😅🤣😂
You're not scared lol 😆 😂
You're not scared lol 😆 😂
lol
That would be so good in the morning with coffee, looks delicious.
Looks yummy 🍪👌
Good job 👍 👌
Who would've guessed that the Coralville Public Library would be the venue to host the best concert of the decade in Iowa?!
"A man who drives a vintage Rolls Royce that can travel across a bridge to an imaginary land." The bridge is Vic's inscape, not Manx's . That's embarrassing!
Bah Habah...
Somehow the story he's reading reminds me of Revival by his dad.
Why does Joe look like a kid with an adult body?
Love you Joe ❤️🙂
Im so glad he talked about the comic. Love ya Joe.
Someone actually asked where he gets his ideas from...
Easy: his Father's books.
35:35 The beginning of the Q&A
😂 35 minutes in
what kind of hat is this guy wearing
Well, this guy is definitely in my freebie list.
Thanks for sharing this!
I enjoyed this :D He really has that "king" vibe. Can't wait to read a book by him!!
Woah there, Joe! Bad form old chap, taking the piss out of desert island discs! :D
That kid in the Callahan Auto Parts shirt 🤘👍👍
1 dislike, who is that imbecile!!
that musical interlude made me smile so much
great writer. huge dork.
kind of reminds me of Stuart Little.
but with a good sense of humor and a love of riding motorcycles.
#dorkpower
It must be very hard being the kid of a genius like Stephen King.
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin But he delivers
@@davidfernandes9413 He'll never surpass his Father. Stephen will always be the King.
@@SensiblyTina Well, it certainly didn't fall too close, either.
@@SensiblyTina You really think that only those who write bestsellers can criticize other people? You are the one who's delusional. Who cares what's your name or mine? For all I care your name can be fake, I don't give a shit. All I care - or don't - is what you say, not who you are. And Joe Hill wouldn't be a bestseller author, hell it's very likely he couldn't have published a single novel weren't his Dad the great Stephen King. He may be talented, but his whole career exists because of his family name and his famous father. And he hasn't written ONE novel that comes even close to being as good as Stephen's novels. By the current age of Joe Hill Stephen King wrote classic masterpieces like The Stand, IT, The Shining, Misery, Carrie, Different Seasons, Pet Sematary, The Dead Zone, etc. What has Joe written? A few good and so-so novels. It's ZERO accomplishment next to his father's. If he hadn't written any books, no one would notice. If he will be remembered at all, it will be because he is the son of legendary author Stephen King.
@@lukeskywalker6809 Joe Hill has never attempted to surpass his father or to cash in on the King brand. That's the reason he adopted the name Hill, to succeed or fail on his own merits. And may l say he's doing an admirable job. Is he as good as his dad? No, but those shoes are difficult to fill. King is a fine and prolific writer, but there's no need to insult Joe or disrespect his fans merely because they don't agree with you. We're all entitled to our opinions. Nobody on here has shown you any disrespect. Can you not extend the same courtesy?