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All Around Town Catering's Southwest Chicken with Salsa Infused Rice

All Around Town Catering's Southwest Chicken with Salsa Infused Rice

All Around Town Catering's Southwest Chicken with Salsa Infused Rice [Cinco de Mayo]

Made by Mark Giorgi

 

4 boneless skinless chicken breast, marinated in olive oil and soy sauce

1/4 cup olive oil

1/2 cup diced bell pepper

1/2 cup diced onion

2 cups corn off the cob

1 Tbsp garlic

Blend of cumin, chili powder, salt and pepper

2 cups cooked rice

Dos Equis Amber lager

 

You want to get your oil hot and add corn until it starts to pop along with your bell pepper and onion. You can season your rice with the spice blend and salsa. Stir that up really well. Add a bit of amber lager to your corn to calm it down a bit. It will add a great flavor to it. Serve chicken over rice and the corn will be a perfect side. Will be great for Cinco de Mayo!

Ala. follows up Best BBQ Bracket contest with Sauce-Off competition

Ala. follows up Best BBQ Bracket contest with Sauce-Off competition

MONTGOMERY, AL - Community leaders in four Alabama cities will sample local barbecue sauces and send regional winners to the "BBQ Sauce-Off" championship on May 18 in Birmingham.

The regional competitions will begin May 4 in downtown Montgomery at the Southern Makers Festival and in Mobile at the Market on the Square.  The following Saturday competitions will be held in Decatur at the Decatur/Morgan County Farmers Market and in Tuscaloosa at the Tuscaloosa River Market.

Alabama Tourism Department's Brian Jones said the Sauce-Off is a follow up to the popular BBQ Bracket contest on Facebook that state tourism did last month. "We had more than 81,000 votes cast on our Alabama Food Facebook page with Jim ‘N Nick's ending up as our state winner. The BBQ Bracket was like a hit movie and the Sauce-Off is our sequel," Jones said.

FDA warns of dangers with temporary tattoos

FDA warns of dangers with temporary tattoos

BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC)- Temporary tattoos may be more than cool or cute. In a special "On Your Side" report, Ronda Robinson explains why the FDA says temporary tattoos can cause permanent damage.

"My first tattoo came when i was 19." You could say body art has become a form of expression for Jennifer Poole. She didn't stop there. She got a teddy bear tattoo, two lady bugs, a butterfly and a cross wrapped with a pink ribbon.

"We thought I had breast cancer. We spent a week not knowing so it changed my perspective. It gave me a new found respect for women who do suffer from breast cancer." She said.

On her leg, Poole displays a wolf howling at the moon that was supposed to be a temporary tattoo.

"I don't like the temporary tattoos at all. After they are on can't get them off. it irritates skin, left welts."

Recipe: White chocolate mixed berry bread pudding

Recipe: White chocolate mixed berry bread pudding

White chocolate mixed berry bread pudding

Chef Jared Danks, the program director for the Culinary Arts and Pastry Arts programs at Culinard in Birmingham, makes a white chocolate mixed berry bread pudding.


Ingredients

4 oz. berries

1 oz unsalter butter (melted)

12 oz white bread (day-old)

1 qt heavy cream

5 oz (3 ea) eggs

13 oz granulated sugar

1/2 fl oz vanilla extract

4 oz white chocolate

 

Directions

Use the portion of the butter to thoroughly coat a 2-inch (5 cm) deep hotel pan. Reserve the remaining butter.

Tear the bread into chunks and place in a large bowl. Pour the cream over the bread and set aside until soft.

Beat the eggs and sugar until smooth and thick. Add the vanilla, the remaining melted butter and the berries.

Movie Review: Silver Linings Playbook

A movie review of the film starring Bradley Cooper, Robert DeNiro and Jennifer Lawrence, "Silver Linings Playbook."

By Tristan and Mercer Morrison from our sister station WDAM.

61-year-old killed in deadly house fire in Clanton

BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC)- A community is still in shock over the loss of their neighbor after a deadly house fire.

The fire broke out early Saturday morning in Clanton. A 61-year-old woman was inside.

Earneshay Varner and Tyrone Campbell helped rescue the woman. They told FOX6 when they got to her, she was burned from head to toe. EMT's arrived and rushed the woman to the hospital, but she did not survive.

Varner and Campbell say they heard a loud explosion right before they saw the fire.

"I woke up to a loud boom. I looked out my window and saw my neighbor's house on fire. I immediately ran out and she was trying to make it out the side entrance door," said Varner. "I got to her, gave her my shirt."

"I thought a bomb went off, the way it sounded," said Campbell. "I jumped up, come to the door and when I seen the flames, it made me nervous."

Post-grad degrees that pay the highest

Post-grad degrees that pay the highest

By Porcshe Moran | Content provided by Investopedia

The pursuit of higher education is nearly synonymous with the pursuit of a higher salary. Some students follow their passions, while others follow dollar signs. A lucky few have passions that are also lucrative. Post-graduate degrees can often lead to a better paycheck as long as you choose the right field. The following advanced degree programs will set you on the path to at least $100,000 a year.

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