#i wonder if jaggery would be better in it than brown sugar...

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Ig I'm finally working on making Actual Recipes for food ideas I have. I was making a vaguely Pineapple teriyaki pork belly and it didn't turn out great, but! Now I have ideas for what I can change and make it better......

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Time To Ace Healthy Lifestyle With A Balanced Diet

Fitness is a life-long journey of which eating righteous food is one of the paramount aspects. Even if you spend long hours in the gym, the fact that you are not eating the right food will nullify it. Thus, you need to alter your nutrition plan; this needn’t be a drastic process though. Writing below 5 easy steps to follow which will ensure a healthy & fit body-

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1. Say yes to antioxidants-

Ageing is nearly inevitable; thanks to a process called oxidation which basically means consumption of the cell. However, there are certain superfoods which hamper this process and are termed as ‘Antioxidants. These are basically a gaggle of food which is rich in Vitamins A, C, E and carotene. Berries like strawberries, raspberries, cranberries, blueberries and citrus foods like orange, lime, amla and nuts like pecans and macadamia nuts fall under antioxidants. Most bright coloured fruits and vegetables have ample antioxidants too.

2. Bring on the protein-

Everybody knows proteins are the building blocks of the body but an average vegetarian Indian most certainly doesn’t meet his RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowances) for protein which is 0.8-1g/kg of weight. Having a moderate protein diet has significant health benefits like- Improved hair, skin and most significantly, reduction in weight gain tendencies. Simple changes like adding skim milk paneer, soya or maybe consuming an exogenous source of protein like whey would do wonders for a typical Indian. When preparing paneer at home, the leftover water may prove to be a great source of protein which may be added into the flour for bread that day.

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3. Opt for cleaner sources of carbohydrates-

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Newer studies have started blaming sugar for being the number one culprit liable for uncalled weight gain and metabolic syndromes. Thus, utilization of sugars in any form, be it honey or jaggery, should be greatly reduced. Also, cleaner sources of carbohydrates like sweet potato rather than potato, brown rice rather than white rice, wheat flour rather than refined maida should be incorporated into your diet. Some simple swaps and you will be on track

4. Choose alternate flours-

While whole wheat may be a great source of nutrients, alternative flours like jowar, bajra, and nachni/ragi have their place in the food chain. Nachni/ragi may be a great source of calcium, jowar may be a great source of dietary fibre and bajra is a superb source of iron. Just mixing up these flours for creating a multigrain roti/bhakri may be a great idea for a far better tomorrow.

5. Avoid saturated fats-

Even though ghee is sacred to Indians, it’d not be the simplest source of fat as it’s a saturated fat. Instead, incorporate mono and poly-unsaturated fats which are rich in omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, into our diet. These include olive oil, canola oil, flaxseed oil, avocado, almonds, walnuts and macadamia nuts. Unsaturated fats have an anti-inflammatory effect in our body, and most significantly help reduce the bad cholesterol and increase good cholesterol levels within the blood. This prevents cardiovascular complications. Thus, pick the right food.

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If not all together, go one step at a time and ace all of them in line. I hope these 5 simple swaps in your routine will help you lead a healthy and happy life.

Ms. Mrunmayi Deepak Pokharkar

Second Year, M. Pharm - QAT

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Honey Bee Info For teenagers

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Banana-Brown Sugar Ice Cream

My recent banana windfall gave me the chance to play around a bit with various banana ice cream combinations. Although I loved the taste of this one, frankly, I wasn’t sure I should post the recipe.

Since bananas are such a natural partner for coconut, I reasoned, ��Why use milk or cream when there’s coconut milk? So I reached for a can of it. Continuing with that train I thought, I had a bag of jaggery, raw cane sugar that’s used in Indian cuisine.

I’d bought the husky, ultra-dark sugar up near the gare du Nord, in the Indian and Sri Lankan neighborhood, for no other reason than I was attracted to its rich color and the aggressive scent that wafted through the bag when I pressed it against my nose. When I moved to Paris, I remember people telling me to avoid that neighborhood, that it wasn’t safe. But it’s become one of my favorite quartiers, mostly because of the lively ethnic communities that have settled there. (As well as being the home to the Paris chapter of the Hell’s Angels.)

Aside from the shops with all sorts of unusual pungent spices, dusky flours, sugars, leafy herbs, and odd-shaped fruits, which I love poking through, the Barbès market on Saturday morning is pretty wild and it like stepping into another country: it can be rather riotous and certainly isn’t for the timid, and if you’re not watching your back (and front…and sides) you’ll likely come home with a few bruises. But your shopping basket will be overloaded with lots of oddities, as mine invariably is, which makes it worth braving the masses.

I like playing around with different sugars, since their flavors can vary so much. And by simply swapping out another sugar in a recipe, you can change the flavor (and ethnicity, in some cases, like here) of a recipe. Many natural or unrefined sugars add a wonderfully harmonious flavor when paired with ingredients from similar regions and cuisines.

Most smart folks agree that anything tastes better caramelized, so I sliced the bananas (which, unlike me, are improved by bruises) and cooked them in a bubbling mixture of jaggery and coconut milk. But after cooking the mixture, then letting it chill overnight, the next day when I went to churn the mixture, I opened the lid of the contain and, well…let’s just say it was not a pleasant sight. It didn’t really bother me, but I figure readers might flip at something that looked similar to a pile of mud.

Like my voyages to unusual markets, being the adventurous type, I took a spoonful and it tasted great. So I whisked it well to thin it out and poured it into my machine. And waited. After about thirty minutes, I lifted the lid off the canister in the machine and took a taste. It was pretty wonderful stuff.

Still wary of reactions to the color out htere, I decided to ask my Twitter followers what they thought (since I thought it resembled frozen pâté), but everyone responded favorably. Of course, I did it during the daytime, which is when the folks in India were still awake.

Jaggery can be pretty strong stuff. So if you’re not prepared for the full-flavor of it, look for one that’s light in color. You can also use palm sugar, unrefined cane sugar, or even regular light or dark brown sugar, depending on your preferences. Another voice on Twitter chimed in, and mentioned cardamom, which would be a lovely addition as well.

If you use coconut milk, the ice cream is vegan, although I made a version with fromage blanc (similar to sour cream) and good for those of you who don’t have access to coconut milk, although it’s pretty easily found in most well-stocked supermarkets, nowadays. And you don’t need to brave any crowds to get it.

Banana-Brown Sugar Ice Cream

Makes about 3 cups (.75l)

If using sour cream or fromage blanc, when cooking the bananas, the mixture might curdle a bit. That’s fine; just proceed with the recipe and it’ll smooth out when blended. Bananas should be soft and quite ripe; lots of black speckles on the outside is the best indication of ripeness.

Because this isn’t a custard-based ice cream, it’s easier to make, but freezes harder when stored for a while in the freezer. So be sure to take it out at least five minutes before serving, or longer, so it comes to the right scooping temperature.

1 1/4-pounds (600 g) very ripe bananas (6-7 medium), peeled and cut into 1/2-inch (1 cm) slices

3/4 cup (135 g) light or dark brown sugar, or jaggery

2 cups (500 ml) coconut milk or full-fat sour cream

big pinch of sea salt

1 teaspoon dark rum

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

optional: lemon juice

1. In a wide skillet or saucepan, heat the brown sugar with one-quarter of the coconut milk or sour cream, stirring, until smooth and bubbly.

2. Add the bananas and salt, and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until the bananas are soft and completely cooked through. It should take about five minutes.

3. Remove from heat and stir in the remaining coconut milk or sour cream, rum and vanilla. Taste, and add a few drops of fresh lemon juice if it tastes too sweet.

4. Puree in a blender or food processor until completely smooth.

5. Chill thoroughly, then freeze in your ice cream maker according to the manufacturer’s instructions. (If it’s too thick when you take it out of the refrigerator, whisk it briskly, which should thin it out so you can pour it into your machine.)

My recent banana windfall gave me the chance to play around a bit with various banana ice cream combinations. Although I loved the taste of this one, frankly, I wasn’t sure I should post the recipe.

Since bananas are such a natural partner for coconut, I reasoned, “Why use milk or cream when there’s coconut milk? So I reached for a can of it. Continuing with that train I thought, I had a bag of jaggery, raw cane sugar that’s used in Indian cuisine.

I’d bought the husky, ultra-dark sugar up near the gare du Nord, in the Indian and Sri Lankan neighborhood, for no other reason than I was attracted to its rich color and the aggressive scent that wafted through the bag when I pressed it against my nose. When I moved to Paris, I remember people telling me to avoid that neighborhood, that it wasn’t safe. But it’s become one of my favorite quartiers, mostly because of the lively ethnic communities that have settled there. (As well as being the home to the Paris chapter of the Hell’s Angels.)

Aside from the shops with all sorts of unusual pungent spices, dusky flours, sugars, leafy herbs, and odd-shaped fruits, which I love poking through, the Barbès market on Saturday morning is pretty wild and it like stepping into another country: it can be rather riotous and certainly isn’t for the timid, and if you’re not watching your back (and front…and sides) you’ll likely come home with a few bruises. But your shopping basket will be overloaded with lots of oddities, as mine invariably is, which makes it worth braving the masses.

I like playing around with different sugars, since their flavors can vary so much. And by simply swapping out another sugar in a recipe, you can change the flavor (and ethnicity, in some cases, like here) of a recipe. Many natural or unrefined sugars add a wonderfully harmonious flavor when paired with ingredients from similar regions and cuisines.

Most smart folks agree that anything tastes better caramelized, so I sliced the bananas (which, unlike me, are improved by bruises) and cooked them in a bubbling mixture of jaggery and coconut milk. But after cooking the mixture, then letting it chill overnight, the next day when I went to churn the mixture, I opened the lid of the contain and, well…let’s just say it was not a pleasant sight. It didn’t really bother me, but I figure readers might flip at something that looked similar to a pile of mud.

Like my voyages to unusual markets, being the adventurous type, I took a spoonful and it tasted great. So I whisked it well to thin it out and poured it into my machine. And waited. After about thirty minutes, I lifted the lid off the canister in the machine and took a taste. It was pretty wonderful stuff.

Still wary of reactions to the color out htere, I decided to ask my Twitter followers what they thought (since I thought it resembled frozen pâté), but everyone responded favorably. Of course, I did it during the daytime, which is when the folks in India were still awake.

Jaggery can be pretty strong stuff. So if you’re not prepared for the full-flavor of it, look for one that’s light in color. You can also use palm sugar, unrefined cane sugar, or even regular light or dark brown sugar, depending on your preferences. Another voice on Twitter chimed in, and mentioned cardamom, which would be a lovely addition as well.

If you use coconut milk, the ice cream is vegan, although I made a version with fromage blanc (similar to sour cream) and good for those of you who don’t have access to coconut milk, although it’s pretty easily found in most well-stocked supermarkets, nowadays. And you don’t need to brave any crowds to get it.

Banana-Brown Sugar Ice Cream

Makes about 3 cups (.75l)

If using sour cream or fromage blanc, when cooking the bananas, the mixture might curdle a bit. That’s fine; just proceed with the recipe and it’ll smooth out when blended. Bananas should be soft and quite ripe; lots of black speckles on the outside is the best indication of ripeness.

Because this isn’t a custard-based ice cream, it’s easier to make, but freezes harder when stored for a while in the freezer. So be sure to take it out at least five minutes before serving, or longer, so it comes to the right scooping temperature.

1 1/4-pounds (600 g) very ripe bananas (6-7 medium), peeled and cut into 1/2-inch (1 cm) slices

3/4 cup (135 g) light or dark brown sugar, or jaggery

2 cups (500 ml) coconut milk or full-fat sour cream

big pinch of sea salt

1 teaspoon dark rum

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

optional: lemon juice

1. In a wide skillet or saucepan, heat the brown sugar with one-quarter of the coconut milk or sour cream, stirring, until smooth and bubbly.

2. Add the bananas and salt, and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until the bananas are soft and completely cooked through. It should take about five minutes.

3. Remove from heat and stir in the remaining coconut milk or sour cream, rum and vanilla. Taste, and add a few drops of fresh lemon juice if it tastes too sweet.

4. Puree in a blender or food processor until completely smooth.

5. Chill thoroughly, then freeze in your ice cream maker according to the manufacturer’s instructions. (If it’s too thick when you take it out of the refrigerator, whisk it briskly, which should thin it out so you can pour it into your machine.)