Fall Sportsline 2012

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The Sports Club at Four Seasons Resort4150 N. MacArthur Boulevard

Irving, Texas 75038www.thesportsclubfourseasons.com

Membership Services 972-717-2525Fitness Desk 972-717-2560The Pro Shop 972-717-2530Tennis Reception 972-717-2540Spa + Salon 972-717-2440Private Reserve Line 972-717-2591Members Lounge 972-717-2580Accounting 972-717-2617

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Club ManagerRob Cowan x2501

[email protected]

Associate Director of Club Sales Ryan Humphreys x2534

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Member Relations ManagerJessica Hall x2526

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Director of GolfPaul Earnest x2531

[email protected]

Director of Golf Course Maintenance & Landscaping

Scott Abernathy [email protected]

Director of SportsRobin Scott x2522

[email protected]

2012 BOARD of GOVERNORS

Dina Schulz, ChairFrank Broyles, Ron Howard, John Mason,

Scott Oishi, Sharon Pfaff, Bob Shema,Kate Shema, Craig Uebele

The least expensive venue on property carries a $150 food and beverage minimum.The second level of our conference center had a $1,000,000 face lift this year!Your membership benefits include:

• 10% off food and beverage for all meetings, social events and private dining rooms

• Priority status on all call-in inquiries to the Catering Department

• Upgraded meeting room amenities for all• Sports Club Member sponsored meetings• 10% discount on select audio visual equipment

Did You Know?

3. Fall Fashion Round Up 4. Cool October

5. Tim’s Golf Tips 8. Autumn Spa Specials

10. Summertime at the Club 14. Jazz In June

In this Issue

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Dear Fellow Members,

Summer is all about making memories and I hope you seized the opportunities to do just that over the past few months. I did! One memory that will last me a lifetime took place right here at our Club.

TPC played host to The First Tee PLAYer Advanced Academy where 24 elite young golfers from around

the country put their playing skills and life skills to the test during a very busy week around town. The highlight of the week was a tournament that paired two First Tee players with two Sports Club members.

I had the privilege to play with two young guns, each of who are pursuing a collegiate career and dream of playing on the PGA and LPGA TOUR.

The goal of The First Tee is to create an experience rich in both golf and life skills that will improve the young player’s chances to compete at a higher level both academically and athletically.

They say golf teaches you life lessons and I must say I brushed up on my learning while walking alongside these young players. Focus, determination, patience, respect and honesty all came into play during our round. I had a blast!

After talking with fellow members, I realized quickly everyone felt the same way. We all had a chance to pay it forward this day and look forward to doing it again.

Now it’s your turn! You have the chance to pay it forward during Cool October! Whether you play a few holes during Paul’s Cool 18 Golf Tournament, try to ace Robin in his Tennis Marathon, pedal your way with Michelle in the Spin-a-Thon, or participate in the Cool 5K and 10K Run or Walk, you will be creating memories alongside your fellow members and supporting our community at the same time. I know how competitive many of you are, so everybody wins!

What do you say? Play it “COOL” and join in on the fun! The memories are waiting!

Best,

DINA C. SCHULzCHAIR, BOARD OF GOvERNORS

Chair’s Chatter

Get dialed in at The Sports Club! If you’re looking to get more involved, follow this easy check list below. It will help keep you informed of great events and activities we offer at the Club and it’s a great way to stay connected with other members!

• Club Website- Do you have a user name and password for our Club Website? If not, get one! This is the best way to read up on what’s going on at the Club. Contact me at [email protected] and I am happy to get you set up!

• Online Member Directory- Upload your picture and contact information to your member profile on the Club website’s directory. This is a great way to connect with other members.

• Opt-In Email Groups- Go to “Your Profile” and select from a variety of preferences. You will receive emails based on your interests!

• Social Media- Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and now Pintrest!

facebook.com/FourSeasonsResortDallas

twitter.com/fsdallas

pinterest.com/fsdallas

LogOnandGetSocial!Jessica Hall, Member Relations Manager


Fall Fashion Round UpSTACY HARDINDIRECTOR OF RETAIL

You have spent the last six months wearing shorts, now it’s time to dust off those pants from last season or even better, why not shop for some new ones! I bet you would love to find a pair of pants that feel as if they were custom made just for you. Companies are finally making it easier to customize your clothing without spending a fortune. Tower IV Sports Boutique has launched a small custom section featuring Antas Apparel and Aristo 18. Aristo 18 provides the perfectly tailored, custom made trouser designed just for you. Select from over 100 kinds of fabric and choose from several different styles. The Tower IV team will place your order and you’ll be looking good in under a week!

Our other custom brand, Antas Apparel features signature custom belts for men and women by artisan leather craftsman Roger Ximenez. They are made out of luxury materials from France and Italy and hand crafted in the U.S. These belts will be customized to your exact measurements right there in the shop. Let us know if you would like your belt made with a specific color or stitching and we’re happy to special order your belt to match those new Aristo pants!

Ladies, there is definitely a spotlight on enhancing and embracing our figures. Finally, there are some ladies pants and shorts that truly enhance the female figure. Birdie and Grace is achieving this by introducing the Miracle Knit collection, which will change the way you feel about your body. They use the latest knit fabrication that tucks, enhances and smooths, giving you the most flattering fit. Another line for ladies that has taken this “miracle” approach is Swing Control, which offers skorts, capris, Bermuda shorts, petal pushers, and pants. These extremely comfortable pull on bottoms have a wider waistband with stretch. They even claim to make you look five to fifteen pounds thinner….. Count me in!!

Nutrition 101: Top Ten Cancer Fighting Foods We are reminded on many causes of cancer such as use of tobacco, excessive sun exposure and workplace hazards like chemical solvents and fumes, however; I wanted to provide you with a list of cancer fighting foods we should all try to incorporate into our daily diet. Let’s keep the odds on our side!

• Wine-redwineespecially…inmoderation• CruciferousVegetables-cabbage,broccoli,kaleandcollards• GreenTea-startdrinkingahalfagallonadayhotorcold• VitaminD-eggs,mushrooms,catfish,salmonandsardines• Folate-Leafygreenvegetables,beans,peasandlentils• DarkGreenVegetables-freshergreensaremoretenderandtasty• CancerFightingSpices-GingerandTurmeric• BeansandLentils• Chocolate-DarkChocolate.Atleast70%cacao• Berries-AddfreshberriestoGreekyogurtandenjoy!

For more cancer fighting food tips or nutritional concealing, please contact Erin at 972-717-2560.

ERIN EPPERSONPERSONAL TRAINER/

NUTRITION SPECIALIST


The 28th annual Cool October events and fundraising efforts are now underway! Our very own local Irving Cancer Center at Baylor Irving is excited about this year’s donations and funding possibilities. Let’s take a look at some of the things we will help the Cancer Center with in the near future:

Breast Cancer Patient Navigator:Four Seasons Resort and Club funded Baylor Irving’s very first generalist cancer patient navigator, Jo Darling, three years ago. Now, with increased volumes of breast cancer patients, there is a need for a breast-specific patient navigator to help guide patients through the process of post-diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.

Patient Information Mapping and Treatment Plan Software:This technologically advanced software provides real-time data capture of patient information, providing them a fully comprehensive plan that includes the history of their care, medical record

information and it maps out their post-treatment follow-up schedule. The software allows for a smooth informational transition if a patient changes physicians mid-treatment or post treatment.

Remote Access Project for Physician Coordination:This amazing technology enables other physicians to dial in and collaborate with radiation oncologists on patient treatment planning. very COOL!

DTU-2231 Interactive Pen Display:Introducing a very cool tool that allows radiation oncologists to collaborate with other physicians at the same time to review sterotactic radiotherapy and other treatment planning. So imagine an oncologist circling a specific tumor on an MRI on his iPad, and a consulting physician who can see the exact image on his iPad as well. You can be anywhere in the world and still have the ability to consult on a case. Brilliant and efficient.

We are honored to pledge $100,000 to the Irving Healthcare Foundation this year to help support these amazing efforts. We can’t do it without you, though. Grab your calendar and mark off some very important dates:

SCheDUle of eveNTSOctober 1-31 – Online Auction with lots of great gifts and Four Seasons trips.

October 19 – Cool October Cocktail with great auction items up for bids.

October 19 – Tennis Marathon with the tennis pro staff followed by the Cool October Cocktail.

October 20 – Spin-a-thon with Michelle Scannell and all the hardcore spinners out there!

October 22 – Cool 18 Golf Tournament and Golf Pro Marathon on TPC Four Seasons

October 27 – Cool 5K & 10K Run at the Southside of the resort…bring your dogs!

Look for more information coming soon on how to sponsor, give to the auction, play, spin and help us reach our $100,000 goal. AND, remember, early detection is the best prevention!

Keep it COOL!

vail TolbertDirector of Public Relations and All Things Cool


I am often asked about my dissertation research. I personally enjoy talking about my work, but have found my answer has changed through the years. I would begin to explain how I am investigating the physiological and genetic ramifications of

a thermomorphogenic response in Tifdwarf Bermudagrass and that was usually all it took. Facial expressions glazed over and I could tell when people changed from very interested to wondering how long this conversation would take. I quickly learned to shorten up my answer and make it sound as exciting as possible. So here is the new short version.

I investigated the cause of dwarfism in greens-type Bermudagrass. When grown under cool temperatures (80º Days/65º Nights), dwarf bermudagrass loses its dwarf characteristics. It looks similar to turf grown in fairways. This loss of dwarfism due to temperature provides an easy system to study the cause of dwarfism. My goal was to identify the gene or genes responsible for dwarfism. If successful, this information would significantly benefit turfgrass breeding programs in the future.

Did I achieve my goal? Not completely but, due to my research, we now believe dwarfism in these plants is due to a mutation in a gene associated with a key plant hormone.

Want to chat about it? Please contact me anytime at [email protected]

You Studied What?

SCOTT ABERNATHYDIRECTOR OF

GOLF COURSEMAINTENANCE AND

LANDSCAPING

O ften times the simplest things make a big difference in golf. Things like posture

and grip are two areas that can be perfect every time. Working to make your

posture athletic and grip neutral allows you to start the swing with no mistakes.

Take advantage of these simple thoughts that can pay huge dividends.

Tim’s tipsTIM CUSICK

DIRECTOR OF GOLF INSTRUCTION

FOLLOW TIM ON TWITTER@TIMCUSICKGOLF

vISIT HIS INSTRUCTION WEBSITE WWW.TIMCUSICKGOLF.COM

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1. The setup. My posture is sharp. Shoulders, hips and feet are all heading in the same direction.

2. The grip. Make sure your grip pressure is equal in both hands. The feeling should be that of a handshake.


Senior Club ChampionShipS

September 15-16

Cottonwood valley

10:00 a.m. Tee Time

mixed Club ChampionShipS

September 30

Cottonwood valley

1:00 p.m. Shotgun

This is a fun and relaxed event where the net

score decides the champion. Three different

formats are played through the 18 hole:

scramble, best ball and modified alternate.

$120 per couple plus cart fee

Price includes prizes, a three-course dinner

with wine and drinks on the course.

WGa Fall member GueSt

October 3

TPC

12:30 p.m. Tee Times

Bring your guest out to TPC for this fun scramble

format tournament. visit the Club website for

details and registration information.

merCedeS benz member/member

Mark your calendar | October 6

More information to come.

WGa monSter matCh

October 27-28

Cottonwood valley

9:00 a.m. Shotgun

Join the fun in this two-team Halloween

themed match play event!! More details to

follow on the Club website.

Upcoming Golf Events

Junior-Junior tournament

Sunday, October 14

TPC

$50 per team

Sports Club Juniors may invite another junior or a non-

member to play as a twosome in this popular tournament.

Dinner and awards will take place after play.

Please contact Jay Winegar at

[email protected] to register.

• Junior golfer ages 11 and up will play 18 holes as a

modified scramble. Tee Times start at 1:00 p.m.

• Juniors under 10 will play nine holes as a true

scramble. Tee times will begin at 3:00 p.m.

25th Annual Nelson CupSilver Anniversary

October 17-20TPC and Cottowood valley

This is the very popular Men’s Member-Guest Tournament! Come and enjoy this great event

over three days of competition, which will undoubtedly be one of the best Member-Guest

Tournaments you will ever play!


Punta MitaPlay unlimited golf on both of our acclaimed Jack Nicklaus designed golf courses or indulge in a relaxing massage in the seclusion of our Apuane Spa. Punta Mita is just a short trip from Dallas and a great place to escape the Texas heat.

For a limited time, Four Seasons Punta Mita is delighted to offer Our Club Members the following special promotion: Choose one of these activities on a daily basis if you book a Casita Ocean view room or a higher category at published rate (room only, no packages) for stays between June 15 and October 30:

• Free unlimited golf daily(for two if double occupancy; for one if single occupancy)

OR• Complimentary 50-minute Spa treatment daily

(two if double occupancy; one if single occupancy)

To make your reservation, contact the Resort directly [email protected] or call +52 (329) 291-6019.

N e e d S o m em o u N ta i N a i r ?Select froM two offerS:• 30% off Room Rates OR• 30% off Tee Up, Wind Down Golf Package

With this special package from Four Seasons Resort Vail, your getaway to the beautiful Rocky Mountains includes something for everyone. Golfers in your party will enjoy a round of golf, while those who stay back at the Resort will receive a USD 100 credit for use in the Resort’s Award-Winning Spa.

Call today to reserve at (303)389-3301. Mention “Dallas Sports Club Offer” to qualify. Available for Sports Club Members only and valid for travel dates until December 31.


Did you know that the fall season is the most common time of year for breakouts?

Breakouts increase during the fall months because the oil flow in the skin during the summer months is still occurring this time of year. The cooler air creates layers of dead skin cell build-up, resulting in trapped oil and bacteria underneath the surface of the skin. We want to help keep your skin healthy and radiant, so here are some tips to keep that skin glowing.

1. AvoiD high-foAming cleAnsers. Bar soap and many foaming cleansers have high pH balances

with harsh ingredients that strip the water out of the skin. Remember the rule: more lather = more drying.I use zO Skincare’s Hydrating Cleanser $48.

2. Use An exfoliAnt to remove Dry skin cells AnD Unclog trAppeD pores.Chemical exfoliants are enzymes or acids that are applied to the skin and dissolve and digest dead skin cell build up. Naturopathica Pumpkin Enzyme Peel is perfect for Fall for $62.

3. get yoUr pores professionAlly cleAneD!To reduce clogged pores, blackheads and break outs, regular monthly deep pore cleansing facials are a must!Try our Naturopathica Pure Results Organic Facial with a deep enzyme peel for maximum results for $205.

PuMPkin Pie & whiPPed creaMBody Glow 50 minutes $125After an exfoliating dry body brushing, prepare to be dolloped! A warm organic pumpkin puree mask packed with nutrient rich mud is applied and soaks deep into the skin with a cozy wrap! This treatment finishes with a whipped butter cream application to leave you glowing and ready for Fall!

liMited edition!SPiced oranGe cuStoM MaSSaGe 50 minutes $140Try our favorite Custom Massage with a spiced orange twist – we use a silky-soft honeysuckle orange cream with vitamin packed fruit cells to keep skin glowing through the Fall.

2012 marks a year when America will again elect a new leader to govern our country. While your employees may not be working in a democratic office, you can be assured that they will pass a vote on their leader at the water cooler. There is no better time to treat your employees to a celebration worthy of their efforts than now. Rest assured, we can help your standing in the polls by providing a memorable experience. Please consider us for your year-end celebration or holiday event. We have excellent venues available and outstanding service providers standing by to court your most important clients and dedicated employees. Check out my “Did You Know?” section on page 1 to learn more or contact the Catering and Conference Planning team at (972) 717-2476.

Four Seasons Resort and ClubWants Your Vote! KATY TAYLOR, DIRECTOR OF CATERING

vICTORIA NICKLESPA DIRECTOR &

CURATOR OF CALM


fall hours begin Tuesday, September 4For kids ages three and upMonday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.Friday - Sunday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Fridays Kid’s Night In 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Kids Night InEvery Friday6:00 p.m - 9:30 p.m.Your kids will have a great time making crafts, playing in the gym, making mini desserts and watching our featured movie of the week. $37 for the first child and $19 for each additional child in the same family. Cost includes dinner, snacks and activities.

For more information, please call Kids For All Seasons at (972) 717-2570.

Annual Spooktacular open houseOctober 26 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Join us for this complimentary event featuring arts and crafts, snacks, drinks and a fun and friendly costume contest. So don’t forget to dress up in your favorite costume!

Kids For All Seasons will be closed on Thursday,

November 22 for Thanksgiving Day.

Independence Day and Summer fun!

In celebration of Independence Day, Sports Club members and Resort guests enjoyed a jam packed weekend full of fun festivities! The Driving Range was transformed into a carnival complete with bounce houses, enormous water slides, face painting and thrilling activities. For dinner, Members could attend our very popular annual Hal Logan’s Fish Fry and BBQ or head over to the Club for a fabulous dinner on the Member’s Lounge Patio, overlooking the 18th Green. Of course we can’t forget the fireworks! No Independence Day celebration is complete without a spectacular fireworks show! We were told that this year’s display was the best yet!!


Pub Game NightsSeptember 18 | October 16 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.Bring your guests and enjoy beer, wine and snack specials while engaging in a little friendly competition!

Halloween Night in the Members LoungeWednesday, October 31Trick- or-Treat!Enjoy a spooky but delicious meal in the Members lounge! For Reservations, please call Membership Services at 972-717-2525.

Family Pool HoursSee you next year by the pool!! Poolside service and themed games and activities at the Family pool end after Labor Day weekend, September 3, 2012.

Tennis ApparelGWear Apparel makes a perfect gift for any occasion! Visit the Tennis Desk and shop a variety of adorable shirts available for purchase or visit www.mygwear.com and pick out the tee shirt you like and our Tennis Staff can place the order for you. You will even get your member discount!

Racquets at the tennis DeskThe Tennis Desk is offering free WSG strings with your purchase of a Wilson, Babolat, Yonex, Donnay, Head or Prince racquet. November 15 - December 15, 2012. Order by December 15 and receive your racquet in time for the holidays!

SummertimeAt the Club

UpcomingSocial Events


SPORTS TALKROBIN SCOTT

DIRECTOR OF SPORTS

S trength, conditioning, and flexibility are vital when trying to take your tennis game to the next level. Here are a few quick tips to help enhance your game though the fitness facility.

First, take the time to stretch your legs and arms before play. Simple stretches for your legs and arms can be done by using the Precor Stretching Machine in the Fitness Center. There are diagrams of stretches displayed on the machine.

Next, sign up for spin classes. This will strengthen the legs and help you move quickly and efficiently on the court. Make sure to strengthen your arms by curling light weights, about 15 reps of flies and curls.

Stretch again! Stretch your legs on the court before you play. Simple toe touches and knee bends will do the trick. Don’t bounce when you stretch, breathe and let your body continue to get to the desired point.

I’m confident this advice is consistent with what our personal trainers say, but for additional advice, please contact anyone of our professional staff members. See you on the courts.

TENNIS TIPJOHN MULLMAN

DIRECTOR OF TENNIS INSTRUCTION

WheRe did the summeR gO?

I guess it’s true, time flies when you’re having fun! And we saw lots of kids having a ton of fun this summer. Thanks to all of the families who participated in our Summerfest activities. It proved to be our best summer program yet. Our

camp participation increased by 15% this year, the Member Survey scores posted a big jump to over 95%, and our swim lessons were superb! A big thanks to our professional instructors in golf, tennis and swimming who kept amazing attitudes and positive energy throughout the hot summer months! See you again, next summer.

The fall season is Cool October time, when our employees and club members band together to support an extremely worthy cause. I really appreciate the Tennis Professional Staff participating in the Cool October Tennis Marathon on October 19, and the members who generously sponsor our efforts. Thank you in advance for your support.

Fall at the Club is a very busy season, especially for activities in the fitness and tennis areas. You will see the racquetball and squash leagues gearing up and the after school Junior Tennis Program in full swing. Make sure to sign up for the Tennis Doubles Club Championship and get involved with the Tennis Competitors of Dallas (TCD)!

We look forward to seeing you around the Club and taking advantage of these exceptional fall programs and events!

2012 Club doubleS raCquetball ChampionShipS

Wednesday - Thursday, October 17-185:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Cost: $45 per player. Includes balls, awards, snacks and sodas.Championship draw with 1st round consolation. Awards Presentation and cocktail party will be held on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Deadline to register is October 14, 2012

t e n n i s SepteMber 10 - OctOber 25

Monday Night Pro Am7:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.($30 per person/ per week)Warm-up - 6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.($12 per person/ per week)Outside Courts Tuesday Night Round Robin7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.($16 per person/ per week)Indoor Courts Wednesday Morning Round Robin10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.($14 per person/ per week)Indoor Courts Thursday Night Round Robin7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.($16 per person/ per week)Indoor Courts Leagues are open to men and women. You may sign up for leagues on a weekly basis and will be placed on the courts according to your skill level. complimentary drinks will be served at each League.

Fall Racquet Sport Leagues & Events

Cool October CocktailFriday, October 19 | After the Tennis Marathon6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Indoor/Outside courtsDrinks, appetizers and Silent Cool October Auction

Davis CupSaturday, October 20Players will represent their different countries and compete for the title to win the coveted Davis Cup.More details to follow.

Doubles Club ChampionshipsNovember 9 -10Men’s and Women’s Open, A & B DivisionsFriday and Saturday matchplay. Outdoor Tournament

Holiday Mini-LeaguesNovember 5 - December 13No Leagues during the week of Thanksgiving.

r A c q U e t b A l l

Monday Evening September 17 - November 26 4:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.This is a round robin format for all levels of play.

Wednesday Morning September 19 - November 2610:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. This is a round robin format for all levels of play.

Tuesday and Thursday “Early Bird” September 18 - November 266:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m. This is a round robin format for all levels of play. Arrange your own match.

Saturday Morning Men’s and Women’s Doubles September 22 - November 2410:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. This format is round robin for all Open, A & B players.

s o f t b A l l s q U A s h

Monday Noon September 17 - November 26 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.This is a round robin format for the advanced A, A+ softball squash levels of play.

Men’s & Women’s Tuesday Evening September 18 - November 265:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.This is a round robin format for men and women at the beginner and intermediate levels of play.

Monday & Wednesday “Early Bird” September 17 - November 266:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.This is a round robin format for all levels of play. Arrange your own match.

Wednesday Evening September 19 - November 264:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. This format is round robin for intermediate and advanced levels of play.

All League entry fees are $55.00, which includes balls, awards, and a player party at the conclusion of the leagues. please register at the Fitness Desk by Sunday, September 16, or by calling (972) 717-2523


PEACH TART CHEF FREDERIC’S

METHOD: In the bowl of a food processor, combine flour and sugar. Add butter, and pulse until mixture resembles coarse meal, about 10 to 20 seconds.

In a separate small bowl, lightly beat egg yolks; add ice water. With machine running, slowly add the egg mixture to the flour mixture. Pulse until dough holds together (do not to process more than 30 seconds). Remove the dough from the food processor, wrap in saran wrap and place in the refrigerator for two hours.

u p c o m i n g C O O K I N Gc l a s s e s

September 27 | Crepe Night, Savory & SweetOctober 24 | ShellfishNovember 15 | Winter Produce

All Cooking Classes are held in In Racquets Restaurant from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Space limited to 20 participants Register online or contact Membership Services at (972) 717-2525.

SUGAR DOUGH:All-purpose flour 2 ½ CupsSugar 3 Tbsp.Unsalted butter 1 Cup

chilled and cut intO small pieces

Egg yolks 2 LargeIce water ¼ Cup

I had the chance to experience the Parker County Peach Festival in Weatherford, Texas last July. As soon as I got home, I couldn’t wait to make a delicious tart and share these beautiful flavors of Texas. I hope you will enjoy this tart as much as my family did.

Bon Appetit et a bientotMerci

Frederic

ALMOND CREAM :Almond powder ½ CupGranulated Sugar ¼ CupOne Whole egg Unsalted Butter 3 Tbsp.Vanilla Extra ¾ tsp.All-Purpose Flour 1 Tbsp.

METHOD: Place all ingredients together in a Food processor and keep in a cool place.

FOR THE PEACHES:5 Parker County Peaches

METHOD: Place a medium/large pot filled with water over high heat and bring to a boil. Have a large bowl filled with ice water set aside. Gently drop the peaches the boiling water for about 1 minute. Carefully remove the peaches and place immediately into the ice bath. Once chilled, peal the peach with a small knife and cut in eighths.

ASSEMBLING THE TART:Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.Roll the dough evenly and place in a baking shell. Bake at for 10–15 minutes or until almost cooked and becomes a caramel color. Let the crust cool for 30 minutes.

Pour the almond cream into the crust and spread evenly.

Place the sliced peaches skin-side down in an organized manner and bake for 10 minutes. Once cooked sprinkle with powder sugar and enjoy.


1. Jen Davis, Cathy Ducanes and Rick

Sack; 2. Adam Tobias, Richelle Neal, Kerry

Neal & Adriana Polendoni; 3. Marcia

and Murphy Webster; 4. Carol Dawson,

Doris and Andy Nadel and Jack Davis;

5. Sandra and Gonzalo Ricaud; 6. Mark

Zimmerman with Diane and Eric Plateis;

7. Rick Mills, Club Manager Rob Cowan

and General Manager Luis Argote pose

in pink! 8. Nick and Cindy Kirsch with

friends Terri Presley and Jerry McVay.; 9.

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