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2021
In 2021, the spring equinox occurs on Saturday, March 20. This event marks the astronomical first day of spring in the
Northern Hemisphere.
DEADLINE for April 2021 Newsletter is Friday, March 19, 2021 at 4:00 pm
Please email your submissions to fdesk@kettlepoint.org or drop off at the Administration Office
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Staff Name Email Extension
Administration / Dept.
Chief Jason Henry jason.henry@kettlepoint.org 151
Sharman Bressette sharm.bressette@kettlepoint.org 107
Connie Milliken connie.milliken@kettlepoint.org 104
Tennille George tennille.george@kettlepoint.org
Dianne Thomas dianne.thomas@kettlepoint.org 114
Kim Bressette kim.bressette@kettlepoint.org
Whitney Henry whitney.henry@kettlepoint.org` 119
Toni George kpassistant@kettlepoint.org 118
Valerie George valerie.george@kettlepoint.org 105
Wes Monague wes.monague@kettlepoint.org 117
Yvette Boutcher fdesk@kettlepoint.org 101
Finance:
Jodi George jodi.george@kettlepoint.org 106
Murray Shawnoo murray.shawnoo@kettlepoint.org 150
Shannon Bressette shannon.bressette@kettlepoint.org 103
Stephanie Bressette stephanie.bressette@kettlepoint.org 109
Shilo Shawnoo accountsrecievable@kettlepoint.org 108
Angela George angela.george@kettlepoint.org 103
Housing:
Alison Price alison.price@kettlepoint.org 102
Lands:
Anna Batten anna.batten@kettlepoint.org 122
Sam Bressette sam.bressette@kettlepoint.org 134
Membership:
Corrinda Jackson corrinda.jackson@kettlepoint.org 120
Negotiation:
Amanda Shawnoo amanda.shawnoo@kettlepoint.org 100
Lawrence Fogwill lawrence.fogwill@kettlepoint.org 125
Ontario Works:
Cindi George cindi.george@kettlepoint.org 112
Connie George connie.george@kettlepoint.org 127
Heather Jones heather.bressette@kettlepoint.org 111
Shania Cloud shania.cloud@kettlepoint.org 121
Public Works
Joe Wabegijig Joe.wabegijig@kettlepoint.org 140
Telephone #: 519-786-2125, Fax #: 519-786-2108
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A policy that creates and manages a Trust Fund established by
Council to assist families in need when there is no other source
of funds available to cover the cost of a funeral and burial, includ-
ing cremations, at the time of a loss of a loved one.
The Trust Fund is a set amount to include the cost of the funeral
service / cremation fees, basic casket, basic headstone, burial
vault (if required), and burial costs. The Fund does not cover
flowers, or any updates to the basic casket or headstone chosen
by the family, but can include a purchase order through Points
Preference Supermarket for meal costs for the day of the Funer-
Please contact Corrinda Jackson, Membership / Estates / Governance Ad-
ministrator. A written request for funding must be submitted by the appoint-
ed or confirmed Administrator or Executor. An application is available for
this purpose and can be obtained at the Administration office.
This application includes signed confirmation that the person applying is the
family appointed or confirmed Administrator or Executor. The applicant is
also confirming there is no other sources of funds available such as an in-
surance policy OW or ODSP support, or that the deceased did not
pre-plan and pre-pay their own funeral, and that the estate of the deceased
does not include sufficient funds to cover the cost.
Finally, the applicant will confirm that he / she will reimburse Council any
funds they do receive from sources such as Indian Affairs, Canada Pension
Death Benefits, or other sources of benefits specific to funeral and burial
costs.
The full policy, complete with application, is available upon request.
Attention: First Nation Members
In the unfortunate event of the passing of a First Nation Member,
please contact Shannon.bressette@kettlepoint.org at (519) 786-2125
during regular office hours for the lowering of the community flags.
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Happy Happy Birthday to Tania Henry and Elise Henry! Love you lots ❤
March 10th Happy 19th Birthday Taylor Fisher,
15th Happy Birthday Kayleb !!
Aunt Brandy, Uncle Lu, Uncle Gilles and the girls!
much love from
We all hope you have a great day! Nan & Grampa
Lots of love from mom, Gramma, Grampa,
Aunt Caprice,
March 17th
Happy Birthday Aunt Brandy love you tons and tons
Happy Birthday Brandy! Lots of love from the family
To every Lady who has crossed my path... thank you! Good or bad you have all taught me something different. To
the ones who stayed with me no matter what has happened I will never for get all you have done! You are all beauti-
ful to me and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking me and my son under your wings to help in all kinds
of way! I was told before... chin up you have your son! Stay strong your here for a reason. These women have done
tons for me and my son. And not once did they ever expect anything other then us to be happy!!! Thank you so much
again I appreciate you! To the new women in my life! I can’t wait to see what the future has in store for us. To the
ones we have all lost in the last few years... you are never ever forgotten! You are still in our hearts and minds and
there you will stay. Before I take up a whole page!
Happy Birthday to my very beautiful daughter. Heather Marie Jones. You are such a very loving caring young wom-
an. The fruit you have developed over the years blesses my heart. Love, Joy, Peace, Kindness, Patience, Longsuffer-
ing. All beautiful traits instituted by the Lord. Thank you for engaging daily these qualities to your family, Friends
and those you meet on a daily basis. You have made me so happy to witness the manifestation of these qualities in
you. . Love & Hugs. Mom & Elmer. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Aunty Heather,
We're so grateful for this day
because it has given us a chance to
celebrate your presence and the
significant role you play in our lives.
You're a special person in our lives.
A dear friend who is always by our
side and available at all times.
Happy Birthday to a beautiful wonderful aunt
who has always been exactly what we needed!
We appreciate all you do!
You mean the world to us!
Love Always and Forever, Miranda, Arielle,
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INTERESTING INFO ABOUT PEOPLE BORN IN THE MONTH OF MARCH
People born in the month of March are very generous. Such kind of qualities gains them ad-
miration from their peers. This is why other people give respect to them for this quality.
They love playing pranks on the people even though you can never get them to accept that.
So they are a little bit naughty in nature as well.
March born people love peace and calmness. They prefer to get lost in their thoughts. It is
also revealed that March born people are introverts.
Those people who are born in March are Pet lovers and very sensitive for the Nature Cure.
So you can cure them nature lovers also. They believe in living a healthier and happier life
with a grounded attitude.
Talking about the relationship, they are very devoted and trustworthy whether it is a friend-
ship, love life, marriage, and even their own family members. So if you a partner who is
born in March month, you are the lucky one.
Music lovers and music innovators. March born people are gifted with music and are very
good at playing musical instruments. Highly skilled in adapting the notes and melodies.
Whenever you are with March born people, you’ll feel a positive aura as such people are
passionately positive. They are creatively involved in making the best out of their life.
Aquamarine and Bloodstone are the birthstones for those people who are born in March.
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International Women's Day March 8, 2021
International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the historical, cultural, and
political achievements of women. The day also is a day of action in support of taking action
against gender inequality around the world.
❤Florence Sinopole❤
Fondly missed along life’s way,
quietly remembered everyday.
No longer in my life to share,
But always in my heart your always there.
Thank you for loving me ❤
Sherrie
❤Allison Sinopole❤
Never forget that I love you.
Life is filled with hard times
and good times.
Learn from everything you can.
I appreciate that person you have be-
come.
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"March 8th is International Women's Day when the special women in your life are celebrated! March 8th
is a national holiday in many countries. If you'd like to send a short "Love you Mom" or "Appreciate you
Auntie" to be included in the March community newsletter, email your brief message to
fdesk@kettlepoint.org. Let's be sure the women in our lives know how much we love and appreciate
them! How I wish my Mom were still here so I could tell her how much I love her, miss her, and appreci-
ate the many years she dedicated to my health and happiness. Let's celebrate these amazing women
while they're here or in memoriam for those who are rejoicing in Heaven. Just a suggestion for you
from Bev Bressette"
To my Mom in Heaven, Nettie Bressette, I love you so much and thank you for being a great Mother and loving friend. I can't wait
to see you at the Bema, Bev
To Pastor Belle Barber, thank you so much for joining our family and community, and dedicating yourself to celebrating, counsel-
ling, and comforting us through all of life's experiences. Most of all, I thank you for introducing me to Jesus Christ who brought me
into his forever family. Mom and Dad are with you in Heaven but I have a forever Father who is with me here all the time, thanks to
his Son. In love and gratitude, Beverly
To my sister Jennifer Parsons, thank you so much for being such a fine role model all of my life! You show me all the time how to
walk our talk and like St. Francis of Assisi said, "Preach at all times; when necessary use words." You have my highest respect and
admiration! Lots of Love, Bev
To my Aunt Marion, thank you so much Auntie for showing me how to enjoy life and for sharing your wise counsel and precious
memories of life in the community way back when. Family history comes alive when you tell me stories humorous and other-
wise. Thank you so much for being the amazing woman you are! I thank God for you and pray He will bless you with many more
years of health and happiness With love, Bev
To my Aunties in Heaven, Glenda, Murr, Gwen, and Betty! Thank you all for being fine examples to me. I appreciate all of the in-
teresting and fun memories at Grandpa Chuck's when you'd bring your families for visits. You taught me how to work, how to help,
how to laugh and enjoy life! Miigwech to all of you, Bev
To Deborah Wilde, my cousin and dear friend! Chi Miigwech Deb for teaching me about our culture and life in general. You are a
strong and wise women who can be a whole lot of fun! I appreciate your timely counsel in times when I really needed direction. I'm
also thankful to you for all of the happy memories of my visits with your wonderful family. As soon as COVID is gone, I'll be right
over there so we can make more memories. Lots of love, your cousin Beverly
To my Grandma Mildred Bressette in Heaven who gave me my Indian name, or Indigenous name, or Anishinaabe name! It's a treas-
ure, Gram, I'm amazed at the many facets of its meaning and still discovering more about it these many years later. I miss you and
look forward to seeing you again one day where there'll be no more goodbye's. Love you Gram, Bev
To my Grandma Eva Fallis in Heaven, I remember well your kind and gentle nature. We loved the Good-N-Plenty you always
brought from Detroit for us. I especially loved the raincoat you left behind after one visit; it was clear with huge colourful "flower-
child" flowers all over it. I spent many hours walking in the rain with my friend, enjoying the Spring awakening You were hu-
mility personified Gram; you showed me how a gracious woman conducted herself. I may have failed a lot of tests, but I'm still try-
ing with you in mind. I love you and I miss you Gram. Bev
"I see my Gram, she's kneeling down on the floor in our house, or at the alter in the church, or walking with her hands folded in pray-
er in the garden. She's laughing, sometimes crying, and talking to the Lord. Her face is pure joy and she's filled with the Holy Spir-
it. When I see her this way, my heart fills with happiness and comfort. She has been the greatest influence in my life. Her name is
Ethel George. Her granddaughter Marion."
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International Day for the Elimination of
Racial Discrimination
21MARCH
The UN General Assembly resolution 2142 (XXI)(link is external), adopted on 26 October 1966, proclaimed
21 March as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination to be commemorated annually. On
that day, in 1960, police opened fire and killed 69 people at a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville, South Africa,
against the apartheid "pass laws". Proclaiming the Day in 1966 which signifies the struggle to end the policy of
apartheid in South Africa, the General Assembly called on the international community to redouble its efforts to
eliminate all forms of racial discrimination.
Over the years, UNESCO has celebrated the International Day by organizing events in Headquarters and its field
offices, as well as in cooperation with the member cities of the International Coalition of Inclusive and Sustainable
Cities – ICCAR (formerly the International Coalition of Cities against Racism).
The struggle against racial discrimination is a central element of UNESCO's work to build peace in the minds of
men and women, through education for tolerance, the rejection of racist stereotypes that may persist in culture or
in the media.
MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL
"On this International Day, UNESCO calls on everyone to mobilize for equality and dignity and to adopt the apho-
rism of former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan: “Our mission (...) is to confront ignorance with
knowledge, bigotry with tolerance. (...) Racism can, will, and must be defeated.”"
— Audrey Azoulay Director-General, on the occasion of International Day for the Elimination of Racial Dis-
crimination
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House of Prayer
We would like to thank, a number of individuals who helped us establish a
place where ALL, can come and Worship and Receive. A very big thank you
to Marlene George for blessing us with the building. Gratitude to the many
individuals who took the time and dedication to help renovate the church.
Carmen Rogers Sr, Patrick, Rosanne & Presley Wolfe, Georgina Bressette,
Sid Rogers, Tom Brown, Landon & Stephanie George, Tim, Shannon & Jus-
tin Smith and Kenny George and to the many anonymous individuals for
their financial blessings, towards the costs.
Your thoughtfulness is deeply and greatly appreciated.
“May the Lord Bless you and keep you; The Lord make His face shine upon
you, and be gracious to you; The Lord lift up His countenance upon you.” On
Monday afternoons from 12 - 1 pm the door will be open for any individuals
wishing to receive, pastoral counselling. Two services will be held on Sun-
days, 10:30 am and 6:30 pm. Occupancy is limited to 10 people as per
Covid Social Gathering regulations. A Bible study class will available on
Thursday evenings at 6:30 pm. Occupancy is limited to 10 people as per
Covid Social Gathering regulations. A Prayer Service will be held on Tues-
day evenings at 6:30. Occupancy is limited to 10 people as per Covid Social
Gathering regulations.
House of Prayer is located at 6322 Beverly Lane/Lake Road.
Tele: 519-786-2681 and or Pastor Shannon and Tim Smith @ (226) 349-
4415 or Pastor Carmen Rogers Sr. (519) 381-1737.
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ATTENTION TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS THAT DID NOT RECEIVE THEIR DECEMBER DISTRIBUTION
1. Please make copies of front and back of government issued Identification.
2. Complete mailing address
3. Direct deposit information—Void check or a copy of banking info from your banks website if you have
online banking. You can take picture and attach to email.
4. Please indicate in email whether you want it mailed or direct deposit.
5. Email to Finance: Shannon.bressette@kettlepoint.org or to jodi.george@kettlepoint.org
We want to thank you for your patience and we are working on getting those that did not receive their
distribution resolved as soon as possible.
Hi, My name is Laura Shawnoo and I assist community members with filling out
and submitting their Indian Day School Claim’s. If you need help, please contact
me at 519-786-2711.
While there are active cases of Covid within the community, I am only assisting
via phone or the internet. Normally I would go to the persons home, but I have
health issues, and at the moment, I cannot risk it. Please take care and stay safe.
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Hillside School, Kettle and Stony Point
2020/2021 School Year
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# of inst ruct ional days 20 19 14 20
September October November December January
M T W T F M T W T F M T W T F M T W T F M T W T F
1 2 3 4 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 1
7 8 9 10 11 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 8
14 15 16 17 18 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 18 11 12 13 14 15
21 22 23 24 25 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 18 19 20 21 22
28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 30 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29
18 18 20 20 19
February March April May June
M T W T F M T W T F M T W T F M T W T F M T W T F
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11 12 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18 19 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 14 15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25 26 22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 25
29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 28 29 30
HOLIDAYS
September 7, 2020 - Labour Day
October 12, 2020 - Thanksgiving
November 11, 2020 - Remembrance Day
December 21, 2020 - January 1, 2021 - Christmas Holidays
February 15, 2021 - Family Day
March 15 - March 19, 2021 - March Break
April 2, 2021 - Good Friday
April 5, 2021 - Easter Monday
May 24, 2021 - Victoria Day
June 21, 2021 - Solidarity Day
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REPORT CARDS
September 1-4, 8-11, 2020
October 9, 2020 November 19, 2020 - Progress Report (*1/2 day)
November 20, 2020 February 23, 2021 - Report Card (*1/2 day)
February 3, 2021 June 29, 2021 - Last day of school
June 4, 2021 *1/2 days - dismissal is at 12:00p.m. Teachers will
June 30, 2021 be available to meet with parents between 1-3pm and
4-6pm
SPECIAL EVENTS
September 14 Cohort A First Day
September 15 Cohort B First Day
September 30, 2020 - Orange Shirt Day
November 2-6, 2020 - Treaties Recognition Week
March 31, 2021 - Aboriginal Language Day
May 5, 2021 - MMIWG Day - Wear Red
* The Hillside School Calendar follows Provincial dates and does not conform to current KSPFN employee
calendar.
** Due to current Emergency Health Measures, adjustments to the Hillside School Schedule may be necessary.
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Ontario Delays March Break in an Effort to
Reduce Community Transmission of COVID-19
Decision was made on the advice of public health officials
TORONTO - Today, Stephen Lecce, Ontario's Minister of Education, issued the following statement regard-
ing March break:
"In support of our collective efforts to keep schools safe, we are postponing March break until April 12-16,
2021. This decision was made with the best advice of Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health and public
health officials, including consultations with many local Medical Officers of Health.
Many students have been learning remotely since the start of 2021. It is critical we follow public health
advice to protect schools and avoid a repeat of the concerning spike in youth-related cases over the win-
ter break, when students and staff were out of schools for a prolonged period of time. We are taking this
precaution based on advice from health experts, including the province's Science Table and the Chief
Medical Officer of Health, to help protect against the emerging COVID-19 variants of concern.
We appreciate the hard work of students and staff in the education sector and I want to be clear: March
break is being postponed, not cancelled. To keep schools open, we must keep them free of COVID-19. The
actions announced today serve to limit opportunities for congregation - while reaffirming the evidence
that schools are safe for students. By continuing to follow public health advice, and by introducing addi-
tional safety measures and more testing, we are supporting our collective efforts to keep COVID-19 from
entering our schools.
With respect to travel, our government's position on this is unchanged. Ontarians should refrain from
travelling, particularly given the increase in new variants that pose a direct risk to our country. Please stay
at home as much as possible and continue following the direction of public health officials so that we can
keep schools open and protect our seniors, frontline health workers and all families.
These decisions - based on the advice of medical experts - are never easy, but they are necessary to keep
Ontario families safe."
Guidance discouraging students and staff from congregating before and after school; and
Temporary certification of eligible teacher candidates who are set to graduate in 2021 to stabilize
staffing levels.
These new measures build on the more than $1.6 billion that Ontario has provided in additional resources
to protect schools against the spread of COVID-19
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Execulink: Instructions for Signing up for
Fibre Optics
Please contact Aaron or Kamila, an Execulink community sales representative to
create plan for your household and discuss pricing options. They offer different
strengths of internet, tv channels, home phone landline, and internet/tv hardware.
Aaron Brooks, aaron.brooks@execulinktelecom.ca, 1-877-393-2854 Ext: 7393
Kamila Czarnecka, kamila.czarnecka@execulinktelecom.ca, 1-877-393-2854 Ext: 7974
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ALL ABOUT HOW TO START VEGETABLE SEEDS INSIDE
WHY START FROM SEEDS?
When planning for a garden, a key thing to consider is whether you want to start your gar-
den from seeds or from young plants (“transplants”) bought from a local nursery.
Each option has its advantages and disadvantages. Buying transplants is certainly a lot easi-
er and more convenient, but you are also limited to only growing the types of vegetables
and flowers that you can find. Seeds, on the other hand, offer a wide range of varieties to
try. Here are the main things to think about:
If you want to grow a lot of plants, buying packs of seeds is usually cheaper than buying
individual seedlings from the nursery.
While some nursery plants are grown really nicely, others may be of poor quality. When
you plant your own seeds, you have control over the way the young plant is raised. This may
be especially important if you are an organic gardener.
Finally, there isn’t always a great selection of plants at local nurseries. When you plant
from seed, you have a much wider choice of varieties, tastes, and textures—and you can ex-
periment with new ones, too!
For absolute beginners, it’s not a bad idea to start off with buying transplants, as you won’t
have to stress over things like the timing of starting seeds or the care of young seedlings.
That being said, there are many vegetables—such as carrots and radishes—that do
best when started from seed, so consider employing both methods to suit your needs.
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This Crock Pot Cabbage Roll Soup is a twist on traditional Cabbage Rolls, for a fraction of the
work. With ground beef, cabbage, onion and vegetables; simmered in a rich tomato sauce in
your slow cooker.
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Saint Patrick’s Day is Wednesday, March 17! Who was Saint Patrick? Why are shamrocks a
symbol of this day? Enjoy St. Patrick’s Day history, legends, and lore.
CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK’S DAY 2021!
This year, St. Patrick’s Day will be observed on Wednesday, March 17.
Although the holiday originally started as a Christian feast day celebrating the life of St. Pat-
rick and the spreading of Christianity to Ireland, today, it is a day of revelry and a celebra-
tion of all things Irish. Don’t forget to wear green!
JOKE OF THE MONTH
Q: WHY SHOULD YOU NEVER IRON A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER?
A: YOU DON’T WANT TO PRESS YOUR LUCK!
ST. PATRICK’S DAY RECIPES
Would you like to cook something special for St. Patrick’s Day? You don’t need the luck of
the Irish! Check out our list of St. Patrick’s Day recipes for corned beef and cabbage, Irish
soda bread, and more ideas beyond green milk and beer!
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BEST ST. PATRICK'S DAY RECIPES
FROM TENDER CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE TO TASTY IRISH SODA BREAD!
Chop leftover vegetables (onions, carrots, potatoes, cabbage) roughly
and place in a large bowl. Any leftover vegetables will do.
Chop leftover corned beef and add to bowl. Season to taste with salt
and pepper.
Add two eggs that have been lightly beaten to the bowl to help bind
the ingredients together. If you have any leftover broth, add a table-
spoon or so to the bowl. Mix all the ingredients together.
Separately, in a large frying pan over medium-high heat, add oil and
sauté onion until softened, about 5 minutes.
Then add corned beef hash mixture to the pan and cook until golden
brown on bottom, occasionally pressing down with spatula, about
4 minutes. Turn hash over in small portions and cook until second side
is golden brown, occasionally pressing down with spatula, about 3
4 cups (approx.) vegetables (leftovers)
2 large eggs, beaten FOR THE HASH:
2 cups finely chopped corned beef Pour enough water into large roasting pan to reach a depth of 2 inch-
es. Pour enough water into a large skillet to reach a depth of 1-½
inches; add 1 teaspoon salt to skillet and bring to a simmer.
Kosher or sea salt
Crack each egg into a separate custard cup. Working with 4 eggs per
batch, gently slide 1 egg at a time into simmering water in skillet.
Freshly ground black pepper Cook just until egg whites are set, about 1 minute (yolks will be only
partially cooked).
3 tablespoons olive oil Using a slotted spoon, carefully transfer eggs to prepared roasting
pan with water. Reserve skillet with water.
2/3 cup sliced red onion
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