Monthly Archives: July 2019

Red Velvet Cupcakes

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I’ve never eaten a red velvet cupcake before. I guess the whole, is it a vanilla or chocolate cake or just something in between steered me away from even attempting this cake. If it wasn’t for my brother who begged me to make these cupcakes for his friend, I don’t think I would ever make these. I chose a butter based instead of oil recipe for maximum flavour because I just couldn’t see how a cake made with one tbsp of cocoa would have any taste. Red velvet isn’t supposed to be a chocolate tasting cake, but the thought of a something tasting like it had a ‘hint’ of chocolate flavour didn’t seem appealing to me. Plus with the tanginess from the buttermilk and vinegar, I was really worried these would have some weird flavour and that the only thing drawing me into eating these was the pretty red colour and cream cheese frosting!

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As it turns out, these weren’t so bad. They were even moist the next day even after storing them in the fridge, which was great because most butter based cakes dry out. I used the recipe from the Joy of Baking, increasing the butter by 2 tablespoons.

Red Velvet Cupcakes:

1 1/4 cups (125 grams) sifted cake flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoons (10 grams) regular or Dutch-processed cocoa powder
1/4 cup (57 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature (I used 6 tablespoons)
3/4 cups (150 grams) granulated white sugar
1 large egg
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 cup (120 ml) buttermilk
1 tablespoon liquid red food coloring
1/2 teaspoon white distilled vinegar
1/2 teaspoon baking soda

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) and line 12 muffin tins with paper cupcake liners.

In a large bowl sift together the flour, salt, and cocoa powder.

In the bowl of your electric mixer, or with a hand mixer, beat the butter until soft (about 1-2 minutes). Add the sugar and beat until light and fluffy (about 2-3 minutes). Add the egg and beat until incorporated. Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add the vanilla extract and beat until combined.

In a measuring cup whisk the buttermilk with the red food coloring. With the mixer on low speed, alternately add the flour mixture and buttermilk to the butter mixture, in three additions, beginning and ending with the flour.

In a small cup combine the vinegar and baking soda. Allow the mixture to fizz and then quickly fold into the cake batter.

Working quickly, divide the batter evenly among the 12 muffin cups and smooth the tops with an offset spatula or the back of a spoon. Bake in the preheated oven for approximately 18 – 23 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center of the cupcakes comes out clean.

Cool the cakes in their pans on a wire rack for 10 minutes and them remove from pan. Let cool completely before frosting. Either spread the frosting with a knife or offset spatula, or use a large 1M Wilton open star decorating tip to pipe the frosting.

Read more: http://www.joyofbaking.com/RedVelvetCupcakes.html#ixzz1LhfpGcJ0

Cream Cheese Frosting
6 tablespoons of butter at room temperature
8 oz cream cheese at room temperature
1.5-2 cups of icing sugar, sifted depending on how sweet you like your frosting

Cream butter at medium speed until smooth
Add cream cheese and continue beating at medium low speed until there are no lumps
Sift icing sugar and continue beating at medium low until incorporated
Do not overbeat or else frosting will be too soft to pipe

I could only take this picture at night when the lighting is all screwed up, but this is what the red velvet cupcakes were really made for.
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Bayerns Masterplan für den Angriff auf Europa

Derrick Williams weg. Stefan Jovic weg. Devin Booker weg.

Am 17. Juli vermeldete der FC Bayern München die Abgänge dreier Leistungsträger, die gemeinsam für 27,9 Punkte, 9.4 Rebounds und 7,6 Assists im Schnitt verantwortlich waren.  

“Alle drei haben extrem gute finanzielle Angebote von außen erhalten”, erklärte Geschäftsführer Marko Pesic bei SPORT1: “Wir kämpfen eben auf einem Markt, auf dem wir finanziell nicht mithalten können.”

Durchaus ein schwerer Schlag für den Deutschen Meister von 2018 und 2019. Doch im Hintergrund arbeiteten die Verantwortlichen um Geschäftsführer Marko Pesic und Sportdirektor Daniele Baiesi bereits an zwei Transfer-Coups.

Huestis und Monroe bringen FC Bayern NBA-Erfahrung

Nach Flügelspieler Josh Huestis, der 76 Spiele für die Oklahoma City Thunder absolviert hat, kam mit Greg Monroe ein echtes NBA-Schwergewicht.

632 Mal lief “Moose” für die Detroit Pistons, Milwaukee Bucks, Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics, Toronto Raptors und zuletzt Philadelphia 76ers auf.

Viele Gespräche mit dem Center und dessen Berater sorgten dafür, dass aus einer “unrealistischen Idee” tatsächlich ein Transfer wurde, der Bookers Abgang (Pesic: “Das hat mich schon überrascht”) mehr als auffangen sollte.

“Er passt wie die Faust aufs Auge, weil er eine Dominanz unter den Brettern und eine Qualität unter dem Korb hat, etwa mit seinem Rebounding, die kaum jemand in Europa besitzt”, sagte Pesic.

Dank der Neuverpflichtungen, zu denen auch Guard T.J. Bray von Rasta Vechta – der beste Passgeber der vergangenen BBL-Saison – gehört, und der Vertragsverlängerungen von Star-Forward Vladimir Lucic und Finals-MVP Nihad Djedovic, macht Bayerns Kader durchaus wieder Mut für einen Angriff in Europa.

Und noch sind die Planungen nicht abgeschlossen.

Pesic kündigt weitere Transfers an

“Das, was wir geplant haben, setzen wir konsequent um. Wir werden sicherlich noch zwei Spieler holen”, kündigte Pesic an. Spieler, “die uns auf und abseits des Feldes weiterbringen”, wie Pesic sagt.

Bei diesem Prozess werde man sich aber, wie auch bei Huestis und Monroe, Zeit lassen. “Wir sind voll im Soll”, sagte Pesic, der mit Baiesi noch einen Guard und einen Big Man sucht. 

Von genauen Zielsetzungen sieht man in München bislang zwar ab, doch “wir versuchen, besser zu sein als in der vergangenen Saison”.

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Das umfasst mehr als den sportlichen Bereich. Man wolle sich im Verein “sehr gut aufstellen”, auch “in der Logistik, in den Strukturen, die von Nöten sind, um die Wettbewerbe wie Bundesliga und EuroLeague zu stemmen.”

Während man in der BBL ohne Playoff-Niederlage den Titel holte, scheiterte man in der EuroLeague knapp an den Playoffs. Am 3. Oktober steigt der Auftakt gegen Armani Mailand.

Hoeneß weg? “Wir werden vorbereitet sein”

Doch auch Pesic weiß: “Es war nicht alles gut. Ab Mitte Februar sind wir in unseren Leistungen sehr inkonstant gewesen. Wir haben in der Bundesliga zwar fast alles gewonnen, waren aber nicht durchgehend auf unserem Topniveau. Das analysieren wir.”

In der EuroLeague gilt es, die Auswärtsschwäche abzulegen. “Dann haben wir gute Chancen”, sagte Pesic.

Gleichzeitig werde man “die Bundesliga genauso ernst nehmen, wie es in den vergangenen Jahren der Fall war.” Eine Vormachtstellung droht mehr denn je.

In der Vorbereitung geht man neue Schritte. Erstmals reisen die Münchner in die USA und anschließend nach Uruguay, Pesic spricht von einem “Meilenstein der Internationalisierung und Markenbildung unseres Vereins” und einer “sportlich aufregenden Herausforderung”.

Die Bayern machen sich auch im Basketball international einen Namen, ein möglicher Rückzug Uli Hoeneß’ als Präsident soll daran nichts ändern.

“Wir werden vorbereitet sein, was auch immer anstehen wird, weil wir eigenständig arbeiten und uns trotzdem eng mit ihm austauschen”, meinte Pesic: “Er wird im Blick haben, dass es uns gut geht und wir auf dem richtigen Weg bleiben. Da bin ich mir sicher.”

red velvet beetroot cupcakes {gluten free}

beetroot cupcakes | london bakes

Next Tuesday, 1 December, is World AIDS Day. It’s estimated that across the world, 34 million people are currently living with HIV and more than that have died from AIDS and associated conditions since the first cases were reported in the early 1980’s.

Research has shown that public awareness of HIV has declined over the past decade. The myths that I remember being debunked when I was growing up in the 1990’s – that you can catch HIV from kissing, that most people catch HIV through drug use – are now widely believed. If recent events have shown us nothing else, there’s a world of misinformation and scaremongering and prejudice out there.

This year, the National AIDS Trust is trying to challenge some of the commonly held preconceptions about HIV/AIDS through the medium of cake with their #SpreadingIcingNotIgnorance campaign as part of their broader #RethinkHIV campaign to mark World AIDS Day.

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When I was growing up, HIV was a death sentence (and still is for many people, particularly in the developing world) but advances in treatment mean that, with the right medication, many people with HIV will have a normal life expectancy. A study in France even found that people with HIV tended to live longer than average as they tended to take better care of their health. Effective treatment has also meant that 85% people in the UK with HIV are not infectious as medication has suppressed the virus in their system (as is, apparently, the case with Charlie Sheen).

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The red ribbon has become an iconic symbol of the battle against HIV. I’m the first to admit that skills with fondant are pretty lacking but I managed to knock out a few for such a good cause. My red ribbons are sitting on top of a surprisingly delicious red velvet beetroot cupcake (and a mound of cream cheese frosting).

I say surprisingly delicious because I’ve never really seen the point of either red velvet cake or adding beetroot to cakes. This recipe has, however, converted me. The earthiness of the beetroot and the bitterness of the cocoa work together perfectly without either one overwhelming. I often find that beetroot cakes can be dense affairs but these little cakes are as light and fluffy as you could want whilst still being sturdy enough to take a good dollop of cream cheese frosting (which is always a quality I admire in a cake).

More information about this year’s World AIDS Day campaign is available from the National AIDS Trust. Look out for the #RethinkHIV hashtag on social media over the next few weeks.
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Oh yeah, and just in case you were wondering, you really, really, really can’t catch HIV from kissing.

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red velvet beetroot cupcakes with cream cheese frosting

Yield: 10 – 12 cupcakes

I’ve never really seen the point of red velvet cake or adding beetroot to cakes until I tried this recipe from the New York Times. The texture is spot on and the cocoa/beetroot combo is subtle without being overpowering. Note that I only get 10 cakes out of this but I used very large cases so you might well get a few more.

Ingredients

    For the cupcakes:
  • 2 medium beetroot
  • 120ml (1/2 cup) buttermilk
  • Juice of 1/2 lemon
  • 1 teaspoon white vinegar
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 120g (1 cup) rice flour
  • 2 1/2 tablespoons corn flour / corn starch
  • 2 tablespoons cocoa powder
  • 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 115g (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
  • 200g (1 cup less 2 tablespoons) unrefined caster sugar
  • 2 eggs, lightly beaten
    • For the frosting:
  • 55g (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
  • 300g (2 1/2 cups) icing sugar / powdered sugar
  • 125g (1/2 cup) cream cheese, cold
  • Red fondant icing, for decoration (totally optional)

Instructions

  1. The first step is to prep your beetroot by wrapping it in foil and roasting it in the oven for a 1 1/2 – 2 hours until soft. I tend to do this the night before so it’s totally cold by the time I’m ready to bake. When you are ready to go, preheat the oven to 180C/350F and line a baking tray with paper cases.
  2. When the beetroot has cooled, peel it and roughly chop the flesh. Add it to a food processor and pulse a few times to check that you only have about 2/3 cup of beetroot; if your beetroot was a bit bigger, remove some of the excess. Add the buttermilk, lemon juice, vinegar and vanilla and blitz again until you have a smooth (and very pink!) puree.
  3. In a large bowl, lightly whisk together the flours, cocoa powder, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda and salt and set aside.
  4. In another bowl, whisk together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Gradually add the eggs, beating after each addition until the mixture is smooth. Fold in 1/3 of the dry ingredients, then half of the beetroot mixture, then another 1/3 of dry ingredients, then the rest of the beetroot and finally the rest of the dry ingredients.
  5. Divide the mixture between the paper cases and bake for 20 – 25 minutes until the cakes are risen and cooked through. Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely.
  6. To make the frosting, beat together the butter and icing sugar until smooth and light. Add the cold cream cheese and beat until it’s totally incorporated and the mixture is fluffy. Dollop this on top of the cupcakes and top with whatever you fancy. I made the iconic red ribbon out of red fondant icing for these.

Notes

Cucpakes adapted from the New York Times. I’m 99% sure that the frosting is originally from the Hummingbird Bakery.

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http://londonbakes.com/2015/11/red-velvet-beetroot-cupcakes-gluten-free.html

Perimeter Defense Rating

By Steve Shea, Ph.D. (@SteveShea33)

January 29, 2019

I introduced Perimeter Defense Rating (PDR) about two years ago. Then, Tony Allen was king. At the end of the 2017-18 season, Victor Oladipo had the highest rating. For a discussion on how PDR (and Interior Defense Rating) are calculated, see this post.

Here is PDR for the 2018-19 season thus far. Players needed at least 800 minutes played to qualify.

RANK PLAYER TEAM AGE MIN PDR
1 Paul George OKC 28 1726 7.4
2 Victor Oladipo IND 26 1147 5.6
3 Kawhi Leonard TOR 27 1332 5.4
4 Marcus Smart BOS 24 1306 5.2
5 Draymond Green GSW 28 1094 5.0
6 Giannis Antetokounmpo MIL 24 1495 4.9
7 Robert Covington MIN 28 1203 4.8
8 Ricky Rubio UTA 28 1259 4.3
9 Tyreke Evans IND 29 906 4.0
10 Paul Millsap DEN 33 1047 3.8
11 Thaddeus Young IND 30 1470 3.6
12 Jimmy Butler PHI 29 1260 3.6
13 Mikal Bridges PHX 22 1396 3.5
14 Darren Collison IND 31 1353 3.3
15 Lonzo Ball LAL 21 1423 3.3
16 Kyle Anderson MEM 25 1247 3.1
17 Tyus Jones MIN 22 873 3.0
18 Kent Bazemore ATL 29 959 2.9
19 Eric Bledsoe MIL 29 1408 2.9
20 Mike Conley MEM 31 1680 2.7
21 De’Aaron Fox SAC 21 1550 2.6
22 Jrue Holiday NOP 28 1839 2.6
23 Dennis Smith Jr. DAL 21 880 2.5
24 DeAndre’ Bembry ATL 24 1235 2.4
25 Andre Iguodala GSW 35 1055 2.4
26 Kyrie Irving BOS 26 1403 2.3
27 Donovan Mitchell UTA 22 1562 2.3
28 Tyler Johnson MIA 26 1022 2.1
29 T.J. McConnell PHI 26 931 2.1
30 Gary Harris DEN 24 922 2.1
31 Jaren Jackson Jr. MEM 19 1317 2.0
32 Pascal Siakam TOR 24 1597 2.0
33 Russell Westbrook OKC 30 1453 1.9
34 Delon Wright TOR 26 842 1.9
35 Josh Okogie MIN 20 928 1.9
36 Kyle Lowry TOR 32 1407 1.7
37 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist CHA 25 827 1.7
38 Kemba Walker CHA 28 1683 1.7
39 Josh Richardson MIA 25 1588 1.7
40 Justin Holiday MEM 29 1669 1.7
41 Bradley Beal WAS 25 1822 1.7
42 Otto Porter Jr. WAS 25 1078 1.5
43 Cory Joseph IND 27 1244 1.5
44 Jayson Tatum BOS 20 1555 1.4
45 Mason Plumlee DEN 28 967 1.4
46 Dorian Finney-Smith DAL 25 1195 1.3
47 Derrick White SAS 24 1059 1.3
48 JaMychal Green MEM 28 866 1.3
49 Ben Simmons PHI 22 1635 1.3
50 Josh Hart LAL 23 1341 1.3
51 Anthony Davis NOP 25 1519 1.2
52 Dewayne Dedmon ATL 29 964 1.2
53 Joe Ingles UTA 31 1594 1.1
54 Chris Paul HOU 33 888 1.1
55 Tomas Satoransky WAS 27 1164 1.0
56 D’Angelo Russell BKN 22 1472 1.0
57 Andre Drummond DET 25 1487 1.0
58 Jaylen Brown BOS 22 1170 0.8
59 Derrick Favors UTA 27 1158 0.8
60 Larry Nance Jr. CLE 26 1036 0.8
61 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander LAC 20 1325 0.8
62 James Ennis III HOU 28 811 0.8
63 Torrey Craig DEN 28 1009 0.7
64 Stephen Curry GSW 30 1335 0.7
65 Stanley Johnson DET 22 852 0.7
66 Steven Adams OKC 25 1639 0.6
67 Rudy Gay SAS 32 1110 0.6
68 PJ Tucker HOU 33 1738 0.6
69 Justise Winslow MIA 22 1254 0.6
70 Josh Jackson PHX 21 1201 0.6
71 Dwyane Wade MIA 37 992 0.6
72 John Wall WAS 28 1104 0.6
73 Patrick Beverley LAC 30 1341 0.5
74 Garrett Temple MEM 32 1530 0.5
75 James Harden HOU 29 1721 0.5
76 Fred VanVleet TOR 24 1231 0.4
77 Montrezl Harrell LAC 25 1319 0.4
78 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson BKN 24 906 0.4
79 Danny Green TOR 31 1465 0.4
80 Iman Shumpert SAC 28 1014 0.4
81 Taj Gibson MIN 33 1242 0.3
82 Kelly Oubre Jr. PHX 23 1325 0.3
83 Willie Cauley-Stein SAC 25 1425 0.2
84 Marvin Williams CHA 32 1339 0.2
85 Shelvin Mack MEM 28 1110 0.2
86 Bam Adebayo MIA 21 1055 0.2
87 Jeremy Lamb CHA 26 1333 0.2
88 Jusuf Nurkic POR 24 1397 0.1
89 LeBron James LAL 34 1178 0.1
90 Kevon Looney GSW 22 1050 0.1
91 Bruce Brown DET 22 825 0.0
92 Andrew Wiggins MIN 23 1589 0.0
93 Terrence Ross ORL 27 1319 -0.1
94 Jeremy Lin ATL 30 876 -0.1
95 Nikola Vucevic ORL 28 1529 -0.1
96 Luka Doncic DAL 19 1543 -0.1
97 Damian Lillard POR 28 1764 -0.2
98 Jerami Grant OKC 24 1570 -0.2
99 Karl-Anthony Towns MIN 23 1661 -0.2
100 George Hill MIL 32 821 -0.2
101 Terry Rozier BOS 24 1143 -0.3
102 Noah Vonleh NYK 23 1313 -0.3
103 Nikola Jokic DEN 23 1502 -0.3
104 Marc Gasol MEM 33 1687 -0.3
105 Al-Farouq Aminu POR 28 1516 -0.3
106 OG Anunoby TOR 21 837 -0.4
107 Marvin Bagley III SAC 19 846 -0.4
108 Frank Ntilikina NYK 20 872 -0.4
109 Royce O’Neale UTA 25 933 -0.4
110 Kevin Huerter ATL 20 1212 -0.4
111 Emmanuel Mudiay NYK 22 1036 -0.5
112 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope LAL 25 1205 -0.5
113 Jonathan Isaac ORL 21 1120 -0.5
114 Jeff Teague MIN 30 939 -0.5
115 Klay Thompson GSW 28 1708 -0.5
116 Nemanja Bjelica SAC 30 1174 -0.5
117 Al Horford BOS 32 1135 -0.6
118 Monte Morris DEN 23 1179 -0.7
119 Patty Mills SAS 30 1202 -0.8
120 Bogdan Bogdanovic SAC 26 1068 -0.8
121 Ed Davis BKN 29 923 -0.9
122 Kevin Durant GSW 30 1775 -0.9
123 Damyean Dotson NYK 24 997 -1.0
124 T.J. Warren PHX 25 1360 -1.0
125 Maxi Kleber DAL 27 828 -1.0
126 Chandler Hutchison CHI 22 895 -1.0
127 Dennis Schroder OKC 25 1370 -1.0
128 DeMar DeRozan SAS 29 1698 -1.0
129 Domantas Sabonis IND 22 1177 -1.0
130 Malik Beasley DEN 22 1115 -1.0
131 Kelly Olynyk MIA 27 880 -1.1
132 Gordon Hayward BOS 28 1165 -1.1
133 Trevor Ariza WAS 33 1607 -1.2
134 Malcolm Brogdon MIL 26 1324 -1.2
135 Wendell Carter Jr. CHI 19 1110 -1.2
136 Nicolas Batum CHA 30 1515 -1.2
137 Aaron Gordon ORL 23 1546 -1.2
138 Cody Zeller CHA 26 857 -1.3
139 Wesley Matthews DAL 32 1285 -1.3
140 Trey Lyles DEN 23 887 -1.3
141 Ryan Arcidiacono CHI 24 1236 -1.3
142 Jamal Murray DEN 21 1574 -1.4
143 Khris Middleton MIL 27 1430 -1.5
144 Rudy Gobert UTA 26 1617 -1.6
145 Zach LaVine CHI 23 1490 -1.6
146 Lauri Markkanen CHI 21 849 -1.6
147 Deandre Ayton PHX 20 1448 -1.7
148 JaVale McGee LAL 31 945 -1.7
149 Evan Fournier ORL 26 1528 -1.8
150 Jae Crowder UTA 28 1374 -1.8
151 Hassan Whiteside MIA 29 1080 -1.8
152 Myles Turner IND 22 1237 -1.8
153 Blake Griffin DET 29 1671 -2.0
154 Darius Miller NOP 28 1090 -2.0
155 Serge Ibaka TOR 29 1384 -2.0
156 Clint Capela HOU 24 1436 -2.1
157 Trae Young ATL 20 1461 -2.1
158 Miles Bridges CHA 20 894 -2.1
159 Brook Lopez MIL 30 1332 -2.2
160 Joel Embiid PHI 24 1539 -2.2
161 Lou Williams LAC 32 1155 -2.2
162 Harrison Barnes DAL 26 1454 -2.3
163 Malik Monk CHA 20 847 -2.3
164 Tim Hardaway Jr. NYK 26 1472 -2.3
165 CJ McCollum POR 27 1703 -2.4
166 Julius Randle NOP 24 1390 -2.4
167 DeAndre Jordan DAL 30 1528 -2.4
168 Jonathon Simmons ORL 29 828 -2.4
169 Jordan Clarkson CLE 26 1317 -2.4
170 Markieff Morris WAS 29 883 -2.4
171 Brandon Ingram LAL 21 1278 -2.4
172 Langston Galloway DET 27 1006 -2.5
173 E’Twaun Moore NOP 29 1294 -2.5
174 Davis Bertans SAS 26 911 -2.5
175 Nikola Mirotic NOP 27 925 -2.5
176 Zach Collins POR 21 946 -2.6
177 Reggie Jackson DET 28 1378 -2.7
178 Juancho Hernangomez DEN 23 1140 -2.7
179 Dario Saric MIN 24 1217 -2.7
180 Rodney McGruder MIA 27 1203 -2.8
181 Bojan Bogdanovic IND 29 1551 -2.8
182 Jarrett Allen BKN 20 1307 -2.9
183 Derrick Rose MIN 30 1101 -2.9
184 Jared Dudley BKN 33 944 -3.0
185 Austin Rivers HOU 26 1300 -3.0
186 LaMarcus Aldridge SAS 33 1660 -3.0
187 Tristan Thompson CLE 27 1043 -3.0
188 Avery Bradley LAC 28 1341 -3.1
189 Spencer Dinwiddie BKN 25 1399 -3.1
190 Wilson Chandler PHI 31 901 -3.1
191 Buddy Hield SAC 26 1580 -3.1
192 Jabari Parker CHI 23 1005 -3.1
193 Allonzo Trier NYK 23 934 -3.2
194 Marcus Morris BOS 29 1259 -3.2
195 Bryn Forbes SAS 25 1459 -3.3
196 Gerald Green HOU 33 956 -3.3
197 Alec Burks CLE 27 1142 -3.4
198 Terrance Ferguson OKC 20 983 -3.4
199 Tony Snell MIL 27 811 -3.4
200 Marco Belinelli SAS 32 1098 -3.4
201 Kevin Knox NYK 19 1148 -3.4
202 Joe Harris BKN 27 1391 -3.5
203 Evan Turner POR 30 1208 -3.5
204 Alex Len ATL 25 894 -3.5
205 Justin Jackson SAC 23 1045 -3.5
206 Jonas Jerebko GSW 31 894 -3.6
207 DeMarre Carroll BKN 32 973 -3.8
208 Cedi Osman CLE 23 1558 -3.8
209 Tobias Harris LAC 26 1759 -3.8
210 D.J. Augustin ORL 31 1372 -3.8
211 Danilo Gallinari LAC 30 1377 -3.9
212 Landry Shamet PHI 21 1006 -3.9
213 Kyle Kuzma LAL 23 1551 -3.9
214 Collin Sexton CLE 20 1512 -4.0
215 Eric Gordon HOU 30 1251 -4.0
216 Rodney Hood CLE 26 1174 -4.2
217 Enes Kanter NYK 26 1105 -4.3
218 John Collins ATL 21 989 -4.6
219 Mike Muscala PHI 27 946 -4.7
220 Devin Booker PHX 22 1345 -4.8
221 Jeff Green WAS 32 1295 -4.9
222 JJ Redick PHI 34 1492 -5.1
223 Kyle Korver UTA 37 843 -5.3
224 Reggie Bullock DET 27 1230 -5.4
225 Doug McDermott IND 27 854 -6.1

Raspberry Peach Cobbler

Peach cobbler is a popular southern dessert. My Raspberry Peach Cobbler is loaded with sweet peaches and tart raspberries then topped with a sweet, buttery cake-like topping. 

My husband’s not a big fan of biscuit type toppings on cobblers. So I searched for a recipe that had a more cake-like top I could pair with my sweet peaches. 

I found this highly rated Paula Dean recipe on the Food Network with a cake-like topping. Now my husband raves about it too. (more…)

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20 Minute Ramen Carbonara.

20 Minute Ramen Carbonara | #ramen #noodles #easyrecipes

20 Minute Ramen Carbonara…with Herb Buttered Corn!! This Italian meets Asian dish is such a fun twist on traditional ramen. Brown rice ramen noodles tossed with creamy Italian carbonara sauce, crispy bacon, and herby, buttery summertime corn. This simple recipe comes together in minutes using a mix of pantry staples, summer produce, and garden herbs. […]

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