• Hello Carol, thank you for the article. Reasons for going with the status quo can be multi-factorial and not invariably related to internalised homophobia. I will bother to make the correction sometimes when: 1. I want to blow someone's assumptions up, or shock them. This is usually pure devilment on my part. I only get a certain number of conversational bombshell opportunities per day. If I encounter that chemist assistant later in the day when I have already exploded a few bombs...well, the urge is not as strong. 2. if there is a personal payoff or point to my enlightening them eg., in a chemist if the dose sizes or something was different for females or male patients, so it is medically relevant. Similarly if I was eg making my will or answering health workers about who my next of kin was. Sometimes when I state the true situation for "official" reasons, I still may not want to, so my personal motivation may appear pure externally but internally its a non-choice. 3. purely as a political statement. It still happens, despite my age and decrepitude. You only have a limited number of times to meet Rev Fred Nile in the street, press your lips towards his outstretched hand while wearing a black Merry Widow, fishnets and not much else! 4. Sometimes it can be about me being the aggressor. This is not fun or devilment, but me deliberately wanting to rub someone's nose in it. I want to make them squirm or feel uncomfortable. I would rarely feel that way towards the chemist assistant unless they had done something to severely tick me off. I know we are supposed to be all wear homosexual halos these days, but hey, there are even gay serial killers you know. We can't all be the funny sweet fat ones! The truth for me is many times when I don't correct the assumption, it is because I don't care enough about the person to bother. That is definitely not about internalised homophobia, but possibly - eek - a touch of its opposite. I actually can't be bothered spending my precious time or energy on them by being a real life lesbo lesson and opening myself and my life up to them. Ditto times two if there are no comic or shock horror or other payoffs for me. So - in a strange way - I usually have to care [even a bit] about the person to bother investing in the "actually my husband's name is Tiffany" conversation. Post lesbian activist syndrome? Just being an selfish shit? Shit stirrer? All of the above and more. - Coco
  • I bought Girl Stuff a few years ago for my granddaughters. They (and their Mum - my daughter) really enjoyed it, and found it to be very helpful. - Jenny
  • Carole I am not suggesting any such thing. I am suggesting that women are strong enough to stand up for themselves and therefore should step out from behind the pink curtain of organised groups who do the collective talking. I fail to see what is wrong with advocating for the individual instead of the collective. - sue elliott
  • How come there is a lot of that Latin about when someone dies? Vale (or is that Wally?!!) Hazel. R.I.P with a good send off. - ro.watson
  • The Rudd Haters are just as divisive for the success of Labor being re elected to office as are people like John Jay. For gosh sakes! I prefer a mind changer to a voter full of hatred for a particular member. If you had been following Rudds' writings, what he does in his own electorate et al this would not come as such a 'shock' to your divisive sensibilities. Enough of the hatred and lets come together to defeat the un palatable Abbott!!! Thank goodness politicians can change their minds when it comes to matters of Equality and Fairness. Now let's get this election sorted and stop the hate-speak. You ain't helping!!!! - Annie Also
  • A huge part of the problem is that most conservatives regard the telling of the Truth as being the same as being a leftie greenie. Hence any reporting which does not conform to their worldview, however truthful or scientifically proven, is deemed left, extreme, green, socialist and crap ( Abbott's famous declaration about climate science)....all loaded terms in their twisted lexicon. - Geoffrey
  • There are some things I said no to as a young lawyer because of my bias and prejudice and I still think I was right to do that, notwithstanding the hired gunslinger approach of some members of my former profession. So I really hope you are right Emma~ that most journalists seek the truth(too). - ro.watson
  • Hazel was a beautiful Lady in every sense of the word Australia is poorer for loosing her R I P you above deserve it - Sarah
  • I have lost patience today. Balance has always been a pile of crap when the evidence is overwhelming. - ro.watson
  • Many of us are old enough to remember those debates about terrorist versus freedom fighters and the weird and false dualities if your country has involved itself in a war overseas killing people, especially if it is illegal under UN Conventions.. Many protested to gain attention for what we thought was illegal or unjustified wars with the aim of getting our point of view put across('getting attention") with the ultimate purpose of our actions being to STOP violence. Many of those protests were not ever published~ the one I am thinking of is the opening of our current Parliament House where many of us spent a very very cold Canberra night before marching early to demonstrate our views about the treatment of aboriginal Australians by governments, past and present. There were and are lots of us. Anyway~ about those young men in Woolwich, who did what they did and then after that, sought to gain, and did gain, media attention, around the globe is different. I am still unsure about whether or not those images of those men should have been published. - ro.watson
 
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JUBILEE CHICKEN SANDWICHES

The countdown to spring has started. Look forward to outdoor afternoon teas with these delightful Chicken Jubilee Sandwiches and a glass of Pimms and lemonade.

JUBILEE CHICKEN SANDWICHES
Makes 24 finger sandwiches

3 small carrots, chopped
3 thyme sprigs
3 bay leaves
10 whole peppercorns
250ml (1 cup) dry white wine
1.4kg whole chicken
30g butter
1 onion, finely chopped
1 tbs curry powder
2 tsp turmeric powder
60ml (¼ cup) red wine
1 tsp tomato paste
½ lemon, juiced
375g (1¼ cups) whole-egg mayonnaise
70g dried apricots,
finely chopped
16 slices white bread
½ cup coriander sprigs

1. Place carrots, thyme, 2 bay leaves, peppercorns, white wine and 2L water in a large saucepan. Add chicken, breast-side down, and bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low and cook for 40 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.

2. Transfer the chicken to a bowl, discarding liquid or reserving for another use. When cool enough to handle, remove and discard skin and bones, and chop meat into bite-size pieces. Set aside.

3. Place butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add the onion and cook for 5 minutes or until softened. Add curry powder and turmeric, and cook for 30 seconds or until fragrant. Add red wine and bring to the boil.

4. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 3 minutes or until reduced by half. Increase heat to medium, add tomato paste, remaining bay leaf and lemon juice, and bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 5 minutes, then remove from heat and set aside to cool completely.

5. Transfer mixture to a bowl and stir in ¾ cup mayonnaise until combined. Add chicken and apricots, and stir to combine.

6. Place half the bread slices on a work surface and spread with remaining ½ cup mayonnaise. Divide the chicken mixture among bread slices. Top with coriander sprigs, then sandwich with remaining bread. Trim off crusts, and cut each sandwich into 3 fingers to serve.

To drink: Best served with Pimms and lemonade. 

Recipes by Pamela Timms & Kirrily La Rosa.
Photography: Armelle Habib.

*Recipes from the September issue of SBS Feast magazine.

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2 Responses to this article

  1. Maye August 11, 2012 Reply
     
     

    The sandwiches, yes,yes,yes.
    The Pymms and lemonade, no way.
    Check out Anna Piaggi. She had the right idea.

     
    • Margaret August 11, 2012 Reply
       
       

      Ahhh Pimms. Takes me back to …. BC ( before children). Thanks for the recipe. Will kick off Spring with the sandwiches and a Pimms with gingerale over ice and a garnish of cucumber if I remeber correctly? Bliss

       

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