You can set the tone with Peach Bellinis. The trendy, simple libation of white peach purée and champagne was invented in 1948 at Harry's Bar in Venice. Divide equally into 4 champagne flutes. Slowly pour sparkling wine or champagne over the peach purée so that the peach purée remains in a layer at the bottom of each flute. In a large, non-stick skillet, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the sliced chard and chopped onion. Reduce heat to medium low. Cook, stirring often until onion is soft and golden, about 15 minutes.
, 98, of the Mennonite Home, Lancaster, and formerly of Holtwood and Lititz, died peacefully on Saturday, October 30, 2010. Born in Annville Township, she was the daughter of the late Ammon G. and Amanda G. Horst Ebersole. Ruth worked in the housekeeping department at Pleasant View Retirement Community, Manheim for 10 years. She was the wife of Pastor Joseph W. Boll who died in December of 1993. Ruth was a member of Erb Mennonite Church, Lititz, and was a member of the women's sewing circle. She enjoyed quilting and crocheting. Ruth also volunteered her time at the Mennonite Home. Surviving are three sons: J. Richard husband of Esther Longenecker Boll, Mervin E. husband of Pauline Weaver Boll, all of Manheim, Daniel L. husband of Dorothy Ebersole Boll of Thorp, Wisconsin, fo...
, 84, of Peach Bottom, entered into rest peacefully on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 surrounded by his family. Harry was born and raised in Fulton Twp. by the late Ross C. and Lula M. Shoemaker Ulrich. He worked the family farm for several years before going to Herr Foods in Nottingham, where he worked and eventually retired from the sales department. Harry was a lifetime member of the Little Britain Presbyterian Church where he served as both an Elder and Deacon. He loved his community and was one of the founders of the Robert Fulton Fire Company. He enjoyed watching Eagles and Penn State Football and was also a Phillies Fan. Harry's greatest love was his family and the times they spent together. He is survived by his wife, Esther Jackson Ulrich, with whom he had celebrated 6...
Susan Hall's background in the wine business is extensive. She has run the gamut from wine brokerage, distributor and importer to sales and marketing. "And now, I'm just closing the loop with my own retail shop. When it comes to wine specials, she said, they offer a Vault pick- of-the-week and a 10 percent case discount when you buy 12 bottles, mix and match. More special pricing is often offered on featured wines during their periodic wine tastings, since she buys in case quantities from her distributors.
...Single serving. Ingredients:. 2 ounces peach puree (2 or 3 very ripe peaches, pureed until smoo..., a drink made "famous in the 1940s at Harry's Bar at the Hotel Cipriani, in Venice, Italy.". B...
The following deaths were reported in the past week. Complete obituaries can be found in the LancasterOnline.com news archives. ABBOTT, Dorothy L., 91, Washington Boro, March 31.
...GRAHAM, Harry William, 91, Lemoyne, March 30. GREER, Kenneth, 499, Peach Bottom, March 24. GRIEL, Mary K., 80, Mesa, Ariz.,...
The Veneto region of Italy sparkles in the summer sun. Prosecco, the bubbly named after the region's indigenous grape from which it's made, is one of the greatest libations of warm months. It's a laid- back, front porch sparkler that offers a crisp, fresh mouthful of effervescence and vibrant fruit at a friendly price. Unlike other sparkling wines that strive to mimic the creamy, age- worthy and often pricey bubblies of Champagne, France, Prosecco doesn't try to be anything other than its easygoing self. Prosecco is made using the Charmat method of secondary fermentation, where the carbonation takes place in large, pressurized tanks before bottling. This allows for the wine to be sold younger and fresher than Champagne, which builds carbonation via the methode Champenoise. In this metho...
... sparkling wine of the Bellini cocktail, the peach concoction made famous by Harry's Bar in Venice. A...
Lucille ([Ruth Rosen]) is a sharp tongued bleached blond with a thrift shop mink coat who reminds her dead Harry that he's no great loss. "When he gave me flowers," she says, I knew he had another woman. The bigger the bouquet, the younger the woman." Lucille's one liners drive the show and Rosen clips them off like a Borscht Belt comic. Doris ([Dory Ehrlich]), although she has a dry wit that keeps Lucille in line, is the saddest of the three, and her grief at her husband's death just won't go away. Her character will provide the biggest dramatic jolt before the show ends. Meanwhile, the second act has the three friends dressing up in matching ruffles for the umpteenth wedding of another friend. Thelma. "Her weddings are like a reunion!" says one, and it is here we meet the fourt...
... are charming, especially the ruffled peach and mauve party dresses. Plus Lucille's mink coat...
Mary O. "Betty" Boyd, age 86, 17 West Penn Grant Road, Willow Street died Friday evening at her residence. Betty was born in Marion, VA a daughter of the late Charles and Nancy Ruth Steelman Baker. She was the widow of three husbands, Warren R. Reynolds, Harry K. Frey, and Robert M. Boyd. Being an adventurous and outspoken woman with only a junior high education Mary used her determination and resourcefulness to become a registered nurse. A local business woman she owned and operated Reynolds Convalescence Home in Smithville and several restaurants and banquet facilities. She also bought, rehabilitated, and resold real estate. She was a Baptist by faith and very much enjoyed gardening. Surviving her are seven children, Warren K. married to Jane Reynolds of Peach Bottom, Donald J. marrie...
Some of them were old friends, including two by Nobel Prize-winner Toni Morrison ("The Bluest Eye" and "Beloved") and "The Chocolate War" by Robert Cormier. The top contender was new to me but it sounds like fun: "And Tango Makes Three" by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell is a children's book "about two male penguins parenting an egg from a mixed-sex penguin couple," according to an ALA press release. I checked the Monroe County Library Web site and four of our five branches have it, all copies checked in, waiting to be read. Whenever I hear of an attempt to ban a book I wonder if the would-be banners have ever met a kid, or have entirely forgotten what it was like to be a kid. Don't they know that forbidding something increases its allure exponentially? And why do they think that re...
... ask are reading all sorts of things, from Harry Potter to poetry to General Petraeus' field manual... Harry Potter, "James and the Giant Peach" and Captain Underpants are also favorite targets ...
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