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Episode: #1014
Airdate: Sunday, December 23, 2007 @ 7:30pm
Re-air: Thursday, December 27, 2007 @ 5:30pm
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This time around we will be in Tony Sanfilippo’s kitchen at Palermo’s Italian Restaurant. He will be preparing a recipe consisting of shrimp, mussels and clams – a seafood delight! As an added bonus, Tony will be making a dessert made with dough that is fried, covered in powdered sugar and topped with chocolate and strawberry syrup. It will make your mouth water just watching him prepare these two dishes!
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In our Experience Michiana segment, we head to LaPorte County. Known as one of the largest drive-through light exhibits in the Midwest, Washington Park Festival of Lights in Michigan City, is a sight to behold! It takes 45 days for the variety of holiday and traditional displays to get set-up. You have until January 5th to round up the family and check out this unique (and free) event!
Washington Park
6 on the Lake
Michigan City, Indiana
Phone: 219.873.1506
Website: www.emichigancity.com
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Need a suggestion to keep the younger ones occupied during the winter season? We may have the solution for you and the children! Javaughn Fernanders from the Dhanwantari Center for Yoga in downtown South Bend will be talking about her yoga class that is geared toward 9 to 12 year olds. Along with Javaughn is, Cheyenne Tankersley, one of her students that will be demonstrating her favorite yoga position.
Our music for tonight features Grazyna Auguscik & Paulinho Garcia, a duet that will be performing beautiful Brazilian jazz. With only an acoustic guitar and fantastic singing, these two will have you swaying to the music. Please enjoy their song, “Consolacao”.
A unique individual, John T. Unger creates interesting fire bowl/pit sculptures. Each of his pieces is made out of 100 percent recycled materials. John came up with the idea of fire bowls when he was looking for scrap pieces for his metal sculptures and came across someone cutting propane tanks. Check out John’s website for a closer look at all of his artwork, including collages made with bottle caps!
