I made mine in an angel food cake pan instead of a bundt pan, but it has the same shiny golden crust.

Recipe here: http://12tomatoes.com/zucchini-parmesan-bundt-bread/

Alterations:

I didn't have chives so I finely chopped 4 scallions and 1 garlic clove and cooked them slightly in the butter as it was melting.

The batter was very thick so I added 1/4 C sour cream mixed with 1/4 C water. It was still thick, but I could spread it in the pan.

I think that when I make it again I will add some Italian seasoning for a little extra flavor.

ETA link.

What kind of person (I can't call him a man) does something like this? This behavior is inexcusable. I hope he is heavily fined.

Then I read something like this:


And I realize that not only is the criticism deserved, we've probably been too easy on him.

The picture at the site is really creepy. (I can't get it to post here.)

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/968927561001684992

I wonder how much Kushner has given up.

I’m used to being vilified by the far left as a bloodthirsty neocon warmonger for the Original Sin of having supported the invasion of Iraq along with 72 percent of the American public. It has been a little more surprising to be simultaneously vilified by the far right as a dangerous left-winger.

David Horowitz’s FrontPage magazine accused me of going “full leftist” for acknowledging that racism and sexism remain pervasive problems. Breitbart called me, with ironic quotation marks, the “Washington Post’s ostensibly new ‘conservative’ columnist,” because, among other sins, I support gun control and immigration. American Greatness wrote that I am a “soulless, craven opportunist” whose “brain is broken,” because I compared President Trump’s indifference to the 2016 Russian election assault to a president ignoring 9/11. For the same offense, Jack Posobiec — an Internet troll notorious for pushing the theory that Hillary Clinton was running a child-sex ring out of a Washington pizza parlor — said I was “sick” and a “Russian propagandist.” In the Orwellian language of the far right, someone who wants to combat Russian aggression is a “Russian propagandist,” whereas someone who echoes Russian propaganda is putting “America first.”
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Naturally, just as drug addicts need bigger doses over time, these outrage artists must be ever more transgressive to get the attention they crave. Coulter’s book titles have gone from accusing Bill Clinton of “High Crimes and Misdemeanors” to accusing all liberals of “Treason,” of being “Godless” and even “Demonic.” Her latest assault on the public’s intelligence was called “In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!”

If this is what mainstream conservatism has become — and it is — count me out.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/opinions/if-this-is-what-conservatism-has-become-count-me-out/2018/02/25/853685c6-19bd-11e8-92c9-376b4fe57ff7_story.html?tid=ss_tw&utm_term=.bf6d3f481b01&__twitter_impression=true