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City of Orlando passes new ordinance restricting nightlife downtown

By Matthew Moyer

Mar 22, 2023

Orlando City Council on Monday passed two controversial new measures restricting nightlife in downtown Orlando. Despite a putative cooling-off period for further discussions between council members and stakeholders after a contentious January meeting when the measures were first brought up (and unanimously passed as a first read), City Council approved both proposal rules...

Downtown Orlando is about to be subject to some major changes

The Miss Comedy Queen Pageant sees drag performers face off to win the coveted crown

By Matthew Moyer

Find out who has the chops to be Miss Comedy Queen this wwek

Documentary ‘Landfill Harmonic’ screens in Orlando for one night only this week

By Jessica Bryce Young

'Landfill Harmonic' screens thanks to Global Peace Film Festival this week

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Free Will Astrology: ‘The only thing new in the world is the history you don’t know’

By Rob Brezsny

Before the U.S. Civil War, six Black Americans escaped slavery and became millionaires. (Check out the book "Black Fortunes" by Shomari Wills.)

Florida Senate panel advances bill cracking down on drag shows

By News Service of Florida

Florida Senate panel advances bill cracking down on drag shows

Make sure you don't miss Nicole Atkins opening for Guster at the Plaza Live this week

By Bao Le-Huu

Nicole Atkins might just steal the show opening for Guster

Daddy’s Beemer brings their pop-smart indie rock to Will’s Pub on Friday

By Bao Le-Huu

Daaddy's Beemer bring winsome indie-pop to Will's

The Dancing Bones, Saucers Over Washington, Lady Heroine, LeLe & the Bloodspitters

By Bao Le-Huu

Lady Heroine play as part of a locals-heavy lineup on Friday

Matt Kamm does house music? You'll have to read on to find out for sure

By Bao Le-Huu

Tele & the Ghost of Our Lord release new mini-album

Orlando Ballet presents a ‘Director's Choice’ of short ballets with an eye toward the future

By Matthew Moyer

'Director's Choice' spotlights the 'stars of tomorrow' courtesy the Orlando Ballet

New York Beer Project in Horizon West goes big on space, beer and grub

By Faiyaz Kara

Beef on weck at New York Beer Project

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Baileys French Toast

Bread, butter and Baileys: need we say more? The creamy and sweet flavors of Baileys take
this classic French toast to a whole new level by serving the Irish cream in two ways – soaked into the bakery-style bread and dolloped on top with a homemade Irish whipped cream. Serve it with fresh fruit and a dusting of powdered sugar or an extra touch of indulgence.

The Recipe:
For the French Toast:
- Dollop Irish whipped cream*
- 2 ½ ounces Baileys Irish Cream
- 2 ½ ounces whipping cream
- ½ tsp. vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- 2 slices of thick bakery-style bread
- 1 tbsp. butter
- Chocolate sauce
- Raspberries

For the Irish Whipped Cream*:
- ½ ounce Baileys Original Irish Cream
- 4 ounces whipping cream
- 2 tbsp. powdered sugar
For the Irish whipped cream: Whisk together ½ ounce Irish cream, 4 ounces whipping cream and powdered sugar. Chill until ready to garnish French toast.

For the French toast: In a deep plate, combine 2 ½ ounces of Baileys Original Irish Cream, 2 ½ ounces of
whipping cream, vanilla extract and 2 eggs. Heat butter in a pan on medium heat. While that's heating up, dip
the bread into the mixture. When butter is heated, place dipped bread into pan and fry until golden brown.
Serve on a plate and top with Irish whipped cream, chocolate sauce and raspberries.

Watch how to make this recipe.

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Fab 5 Freddy talks cannabis at his Curaleaf B Noble Orlando launch party at Mathers Social Gathering

Fab 5 Freddy talks cannabis at his Curaleaf B Noble Orlando launch party at Mathers Social Gathering

Etoile Boutique
2424 E. Robinson St., Orlando
Milk District’s own Etoile Boutique is a vintage dream shop offering a range of clothing, accessories, furniture and more. Owner Falon Quillen opened the shop in 2006 and has named her boutique Orlando’s resident original style hub, and rightfully so.

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