Watches are more than just a means of telling time, they are a piece of sports memorabilia or a way to show your devotion to your favorite team. They are statements about your likes and dislikes regarding sports, teams, cities, etc.. There's so many to choose from that you'll have a hard time picking just one sports logo watch.
We know you're most likely a sports fan because who isn't a sports fan nowadays? Everyone has at least one sport and at least one team that they like and most of us have at least one team we're crazy about. The time has come to put together two of the things that define the modern sports fan better than ever: the passion for watches and the passion for sports. Any sports logo watch, for example a baseball team watch, does exactly that.
Watches are unique in their essence. Probably no other accessory says as much about its owner as a watch does. It is attached to the hand all day long and can be seen by everyone who is near you, shakes hands with you or simply asks you the time. And if it's handcrafted and treated like a piece of jewelry, heads will be turning wherever you go. And as for having a logo sports watch, it's quite simple - people have always wanted to wear that one thing they're passionate about. Well thanks to items like the baseball team watch I'm now wearing, that can start being reality for anyone.
I'm sure you're more than familiar with the image of half of the people sitting in the stadium at a baseball game wearing baseball shirts, baseball caps and of course those huge foam hats and hands that nobody ever really likes. Be unique and wear a baseball team watch, an accessory not so often seen and which underlines your tastes without shouting them out loud? It's classy, and it's unique.
A logo sports watch does the work for you. It says what team you love and it says you're a stylish person. So why not consider buying one? Probably the first thing you need to look at is the price range. You can find anything from a sports logo watch to fit your daily allowance to a sports logo watch with gold and diamonds to give as a gift to an old friend, or maybe pamper yourself with. This is probably the best part ? no matter how much money you have, you'll always find a logo sports watch that you will love.
Remember that any baseball team watch or any other sports logo watch is in itself a work of art, no matter what you pay for it! Treat your watch for what it is ? a logo sports watch is an exquisite piece of machinery or could be a piece of sports memorabilia so try to keep it looking as good as the day you bought it. Last, but not least, always inquire about the materials the watch is made of and how reliable the system inside is. You don't want to get stuck with a beautiful piece of jewelry that doesn't work, do you? So pay attention and shop for your own baseball team watch.
In a good year proud gardeners present their 'cooks' with more fruit and vegetables than they feel they can cope with.Help is at hand for these beleaguered kitchens. Without them having to resort to wasting an endless amount of time searching through dozens of books to find a new way of cooking the produce this series of receipies provides the answers. .
COURGETTES WITH DILL SAUCE (ZUCCHINI MIT DILL ? Austrian)
Serves 4 to 6
2 lbs (1 kg) courgettes, peeled, seeded if necessary, cut into julienne strips. ? inch (1 cm) x 3 inches (6 cm) long ? teaspoon salt 1oz (25g) butter 2 tablespoons flour 5 fl ozs(150ml) live yoghurt 1 teaspoon sugar 2 teaspoons white vinegar 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh dill or ? teaspoon dried dill seeds
Place the courgettes in a bowl and sprinkle with the salt. Leave for approximately an hour then pat dry with paper towelling. Melt the butter in a deep frying pan, when the foaming subsides add the courgettes. Toss them until well coated with the butter then cover the pan and simmer on a low heat for about 10 minutes or until barely tender. Make sure you do not overcook them. Beat the flour into a little of the yoghurt and then mix into the rest. If using dill seeds add at this stage. Pour the mixture over the courgettes stirring carefully, simmer for 2 or 3 minutes until the sauce thickens. Stir in the sugar, vinegar and dill if using the fresh Taste for seasoning before serving.
Note: The dish is equally nice using either fennel or dill in tis recipe.
COURGETTE FRITTERS ( BEIGNETE- French with a Japanese Type Batter)
I like to make these without peeling the courgettes. Wash and dry them and set aside.
First make the batter. I use a Japanese style light batter. It may be that you have made these firtters before, try them with this new batter and notice the improvement. They are deliciously light and not in the least greasy. I make the batter in the following quantity and if there is some left over I put it in the freezer. This dish keeps well for a week or two.
The Batter
225 g ( 8oz) Plain Flour ? teaspoon salt 1 egg separated 1 tablespoon Olive Oil 300ml (10 fl oz) Lager 125ml (4.5 fl oz) Cold Water
In a large bowl beat all ingredients except the EGG WHITES and frying oil into a smooth fairly thin batter. Leave aside for approximately 30 minutes. Beat egg whites to a soft peak consistency. After the required amount of time carefully fold in the egg whites to the batter. Do not worry if there are a few small ?lumps' of egg white remaining. These create a delicious crispy texture to the fritters.
The Courgettes
Cut off the top and bottom then slice lengthwise from top to bottom into julienne strips ? ? inch (1 cm) x 3 inches (6 cm) long - about the thickness and length of a thin chip. Salt lightly and leave for quarter of an hour. Drain and dry carefully before cooking.
Finally heat a deep pan of vegetable oil until it is fairly hot. Fry the fritters a few at a time until the batter is medium brown. Drain well after they are taken from the oil and drain further by placing on crumpled kitchen roll before serving.
Serve as an accompaniment or as a starter with mayonnaise or a sweet and sour sauce alongside.
STUFFED COURGETTES (ZUCCHINI RIPIENI ? Italian)
Serves between 4 and 6 people as a main course.
INGREDIENTS
A little over ? pint of good tomato sauce, home made or from a carton. 4 medium sized courgettes scrubbed but not peeled 3 tablespoons olive oil 2 oz (50g) finely chopped onions ? teaspoon of finely chopped garlic ? lb (225g) lean minced beef (chuck) 1 egg lightly beaten 2 oz (50g) finely chopped prosciutto (or lean bacon chopped) 1 oz (25g) fresh white breadcrumbs 2 oz (50g) freshly grated Parmesan cheese ? teaspoon dried oregano 1 small teaspoon salt ? teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Preheat Oven to Gas Mark 5/ Fan 170'C /Electric 190'C/ 375'F Cut the courgettes lengthwise and with a small spoon scoop out most of the pulp leaving hollow boat shaped shells. Set these aside and chop the pulp coarsely. Heat 3 tablespoons of oil in a heavy frying pan, non-stick preferably, add the onions and cook over a moderate heat for about 8 to 10 minutes. Add the courgette pulp and the garlic and cook for a further 5 minutes stirring frequently. Drain the contents of the frying pan through a sieve set over a mixing bowl to drain. Meanwhile add the minced beef to the pan and brown it over a moderate heat, stirring constantly with a wooden fork to break up the lumps. These shoudl be drained in the same manner as the vegetables. In a large bowl mix the beef and the vegetables together adding the egg; proscuitto; breadcrumbs, 2 small teaspoons of the parmesan, oregano and salt. Spoon into the courgette shells mounding to use all the mixture. Bake in a suitably sized shallow dish to take the stuffed shells placed on top of the ALREADY BOILING tomato sauce . Drizzle with a little olive oil and cover with foil. Bake for approximately 30 minutes, removing the foil after 20 minutes so that the tops of the courgettes are browned. Serve from the dish.
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