Smoky Mountains Around Town / December 2018

Neil’s Gallery
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Located at the Covered Bridge in the Glades
www.neilsgallery.com
Local Artist ...
Robert A. Tino
Originals, Canvas, Paper Prints
• Oil Paintings
• Acrylics
• Watercolors
849 Glades Road, 2B6 • Gatlinburg
Colloidal silver was erased from textbooks
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Prior to this entire smoke-and-mirrors routine, silver was recognized
for doing what the establishment now claims is impossible. Had silver
medicine not been stripped from the market, the polio epidemic would
have never occurred.
Today’s huge vaccine and antibiotic markets would have never come
into being. Silver had to go. Just to inflate the dishonest vaccine
marketing even more, the F.D.A. and the American Medical
Association began promoting tonsillectomies for all children at the
same time, while knowing that the tonsils are the only organ in the
human body that produces polio antibodies.
They needed polio to spread widely, in order to change the public’s
unfavorable attitude toward vaccinations, which is exactly what
happened.
The Food and Drug Administration now admits that antibiotic drugs
are useless for most of the conditions for which they have been
prescribed throughout the last seven decades. The common cold, flu,
and the most common type of pneumonia are all now believed to be
caused by viruses, for which antibiotics are useless against.
However, silver is effective against viruses, so untold people have
died as a result of silver being replaced with antibiotics.
Another suppression campaign against silver began around the time
of the Second World War, when germ warfare agents were being
increasingly studied as the new generation of warfare.
Silver has the ability to neutralize almost every bio-weapon that has
ever been created, because of how it attacks pathogens electrically.
Silver will only be ineffective in cases wherein the bio-weapon is so
toxic that it kills people too quickly for the silver to neutralize it, such
as with ebola. Bio-weapons with that lethality are unlikely to be
intentionally released, because they present a risk for all parties.
Silver’s effectiveness against most bio-weapons is one of the primary
reasons why silver has been suppressed and maligned so aggressively.
There are groups within the U.S. Government that do not want anyone
to be resistant to U.S. Military bio-weapons, so silver medications
have been repressed throughout the world for the sake of a covert
military weapons program that is forbidden by international laws.
If silver medicine were still being distributed officially as the top tier
of medicine, then the bio-weapons program would be rendered
virtually impotent, because victims could simply use colloidal silver
to recover from most germ warfare agents.
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The Covered Bridge, Glades Rd. Gatlinburg
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By Chef JD
Are you enjoying all the festivities?
Are you ready for Christmas? I know
that I am! Well like it or not, here we
are once again, the glorious season of
Christmas.
Especially this is the time of year we
ought to be more thankful, giving, and
loving. Yes, you read correctly... Every
time you start feeling the pressure of
the holidays, take a deep breath let it
out slowly, while thinking of your
favorite place, you favorite thing to do,
or love one. Then start listing all the
things that you are grateful for, like;
being in the Smokys, having a roof
over your head and food in your
stomach... or just plainly being alive!
Speaking of being alive...how else
would you be able to try out my tasty
recipes?
The following recipe can be used as a
side, to stuff a turkey, pork chops or
even chicken. Sometimes I just wish to
have stuffing and gravy.
Apple stuffing
Ingredients:
·1 large bag Stuffing, seasoned or**
·1 stick Butter, melted
·1 – ½ cup Celery, chopped
·1 Onion, diced
·3 cup Apple, peeled, seeded, and
chopped
·1 cup Raisins
** 9 cups stale bread toasted & cubed,
tsp thyme, ½ tsp sage, 1/8 pepper, 1/8
salt. –faster the other way-
Directions:
Preheat oven 325°
Empty the cavities out of a 16 – 18 lb
turkey. (You may wish to empty the
bag and neck into a sauce pot for your
gravy). Mix together all the ingredients
and stuff the turkey on both ends. Top
your turkey with slices of butter,
including the fold in the legs. Add
about a 1/2 of water, or a tad more, to
the bottom of your roasting pan. Cover
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with foil and back for 3 hours. Uncover
and baste every few minutes until
done. (180° for the turkey)
Next I have a wonderful and easy
recipe for Yorkshire Pudding -
Popovers. I personally rather have
popover any day over rolls, but that's
me.
Popovers
Ingredients:
·4 Eggs, room temperature or set cold
eggs in a bowl of hot water for 10
minutes.
·3/4 teaspoon Salt
·1 1/2 cup Milk
·3 tablespoon Butter, melted
·1 1/2 cup Flour
Directions:
Set your oven rack to one below the
middle.
Preheat oven to 450°
Grease your cups well, including rims.
Then add olive oil to each cup, about
1/8 of an inch, set aside
Whisk together well: eggs, salt & milk
Add flour and whisk until all is blended
well, without any large lumps
Add melted butter, combine quickly
and well
Fill cups about 2/3's of the way
**DO NOT open oven door while
popovers are baking
Bake, on the lower rack setting, for 20
minutes
Turn oven down to 350°, bake another
20 minutes, until they are a nice deep
golden brown
The following recipe can be served as a
side or a dessert. Either way, it's a
crowd pleaser.
Southern Sweet Potato Cobbler
Ingredients:
·2 1/2 cups Sweet Potatoes, about 3
large sweet potatoes. Peel and slice
them into about half inch slices.
·1 Butter Stick
·1 1/4 Flour, self-rising
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·1 cup Raw Sugar
·1 cup Milk
·1/2 teaspoon Salt
Syrup:
·3/4 cup each, Raw Sugar & Light
Brown Sugar
·1 teaspoon Cinnamon
·1 1/2 cup Water, hot
·1 teaspoon Vanilla
Directions:
Oven 350°
Bring medium pan of water to a boil,
add the sweet potatoes, boil for 12
minutes.
Combine the syrup ingredients, set
aside.
Combine sugars, flour, cinnamon, hot
water and vanilla.
Melt butter, pour into a 3-quart baking
dish.
In center of the butter, spoon the flour
mixture, without stirring.
Place the sweet potatoes on top of the
mixture then pour syrup over the
potatoes.
Bake about 50 minutes, until the top of
the cobbler is that beautiful golden
brown.
Serving suggestion: Add whip cream
or ice cream
Don't forget to come out and say hello
at my store in the Arts & Crafts
Community! I'm located at the
Covered Bridge on Glades Road,
sandwiched between Split Rail Eats
(where they use my Apple Butter on
their “Jacked Turkey Sandwich”) and
The Jewelry Spot.
Furthermore, if you missed me you can
always order or reach me on my
website: ChefJDs.com (no www.)
Be safe out there in your travels!
Merry Christmas and may your New
Year be blessed!!!
Chef JD
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