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14DateAug. 31 Sept. 7 Sept. 13 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8DaySat. Sat. Fri. Sat.VisitorRattlers Steele Temple RattlersHome SiteBrennan Farris Rattlers ComalanderRattlers Heroes Roosevelt HeroesTime7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:00 PM 2:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PMtime to talk about (in my opinion) one of the best desserts out there: Bananas Foster. If you’ve never experienced this treat it’s about time.Bananas Foster is a classic New Orleans dessert that originated in 1951 at Brennan’s Restaurant by the owner Ella Brennan. It was inspired by a treat that her mother used to serve her on Sundays that involved caramelizing bananas with butter and brown sugar. I don’t think she served it made with the rum that is in the recipe today but of course it can be made more family friendly without it. I hope you all try this recipe. It’s so easy to prepare and such a huge crowd pleaser. There is also an optional flambé part to this dessert so please be careful and prepared. In the spirit of the French language, it’s Tres Bon.Ciao for now, AngieBrennans Bananas FosterYou’ll need:1/2 stick unsalted butter, 1 cup brown sugar, 1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1/4 cup banana liqueur (or orange juice) 4 bananas cut in half lengthwise then halved again, 1/4 cup dark rum, and vanilla ice cream to serve.G Tips To Stay Safe While GolfingReagan RattlersAngie’sTable: Bananas Foster By Angie Bridges2024-25 Varsity Football ScheduleHi friends! August brings us National banana lovers day and I thought this was the perfectSat Madison Rattlers Comalander Fri. Johnson Rattlers Heroes Fri. Rattlers Lee Comalander Fri. Churchill Rattlers Comalander Fri. Rattlers Clark Farris Fri. Brandeis Rattlers ComalanderPost Season BeginsDirections: Over low heat in a pan combine the butter, sugar and cinnamon. Cook stirring often until the sugar dissolves. Stir in the banana liqueur (or OJ) and add the bananas. When the bananas begin to brown, carefully add the rum. (Off flame if using gas stove please) Cook the sauce until the rum is hot and incorporated. At this point you can very carefully ignite the rum with a long match and when the flames subside spoon the bananas over vanilla ice cream and pour that warm sauce over and serve immediately. Now sit back and watch the ooh’s and ahh’s coming from your guests. Enjoy!Angie Bridges is ownerof Copa Wine Bar inStone Oak along withher husband, Jeff Bridges. 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Any exercise requires warming up to get muscles and joints ready for action. Spend between five and 10 minutes warming up before tee time. Walk briskly and rotate your arms and torso to prepare for movements involved in golf.averages four hours on weekdays and 4.5 hours on weekends. Players spend roughly four hours exposed to the sun. Always wear sunscreen before heading outdoors and consider wearing a visor or hat to further protect the skin on your face and your eyes from UV exposure.• Wear the right gear. Nemours Teen Health suggests using a golf glove or two to keep the golf club from slipping out of your hands. Gloves also can help prevent blisters. In addition, get a pair of golf shoes with plastic spikes for good traction.SCHOOL Hometown• Yell “Fore!” Calling out “Fore!” is a warning to everyone on the course that a ball has been hit and is heading in their direction rather than the intended area, says Yatta Golf. It’s a “heads up” for a poor shot that has the potential to hit someone, and it is proper etiquette to yell “Fore!” when this occurs.• Use a golf cart. Carrying a heavy golf club bag for hours on end can lead to achy shoulders and lower back strain. Rather than risking injury, take advantage of a golf cart, if available. Also, caddies may help lessen the load of a golf bag.• Beware of lightning. Lightning strikes can be quite dangerous in any location, but particularly so on an open course whenGolfing - continued on page 15 August 2024Cleaning Services FREE Estimates!SPECIALSGET A CHOICE OF...30% off Initial Cleaning $160 - 4 Hour Priority CleanCall Today! 210-438-7359 www.hometowncleaningtx.com