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2020年6月8日（月）
Deep fry until golden brown and drain on a kitchen towel.Mix the flour
Deep fry until golden brown and drain on a kitchen towel.Mix the flour, eggs, milk, butter and salt with a little water to make a thin batter. Serve hot with some spicy sauce or mayonnaise. A healthy choiceRoasted cumin seed powder is added to buttermilk to aid digestion and enhance flavour. Stir it until mixed properly. Amongst the foremost is jeera or cumin, known to man since the Biblical times. Chef Qiguo Su specialises in Sichuan cuisine, one of China’s eight regional culinary traditions and the most popular world over. I was surprised to learn that cumin plays an important role in this regional cuisine as well. Add spring onion, oyster sauce and stir-fry for a minute. Cumin may also be pounded with other spices in mixtures such as curry powder, crushed cumin seeds may be used as a seasoning for buttermilk, salads, raita, soups, etc.
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in regional cookery across the length and breadth of the country. Add lamb and keep aside to marinate for one hour.Surprisingly, I learnt that cumin is not merely restricted to Indian cooking.Then return lamb to wok, add soya sauce and stir-fry for another one to two minutes.Heat oil in the wok and add lamb, let it sear a moment, then deep fry until lamb is cooked and remove from wok. From the rice meat curries of Kashmir to the coconut-based ones of the South as well as traditional Gujarati vegetarian dishes and river fish recipes from Bengal, this gentle spice is an integral ingredient. Together with black peppercorns and coriander seeds, cumin is used to prepare the popular south Indian rasam,” shares Sous Chef Lakhbir Singh, Ssaffron Restaurant, Shangri-La Hotel, Bengaluru. The presence of thymol and other essential oils in cumin seeds stimulate the salivary glands thereby helping in the digestion of food. Cumin is commonly used to temper many other legume and tandoori preparations, to enhance the flavour and aroma.
A multifarious spice that is an essential ingredient in every kind of regional cuisine, cumin or jeera is a staple in kitchens across Asia, says Fareeda Kanga. As I was all set to research this story in the great Indian kitchens across the country, I was introduced to Chef Qiguo Su, Executive Chinese Chef, Shang Palace, Shangri-La Hotel, Bengaluru. Churan AamrakhandMango-flavoured yoghurtseasoned with cumin powderIngredients:30 gm mango pulp80 gm sugar 5 gm cashew nuts (4)4 gm roasted jeera powder150 gm fresh yogurt MethodFor curdTie fresh curd tightly in muslin or cheesecloth for draining water, hang it for two hours Take the hang curd and whisk it, beat it well to a smooth pasteFor MangoTake mango pulp and strain it.”Indian food is different not just from region to region but home to home. Check the seasonings and serve. Sichuan cuisine is recognised for its hot and spicy delicacies resulting from the liberal use of bold and spicy ingredients including garlic and chilli peppers.Add roasted jeera powder. Do check the date of packaging before the purchase. Dip each roll in beaten egg, then roll in bread crumbs.
Pour this mixture into serving bowl and chill in the refrigerator for two hours and serve cold.Cumin fried lambWok fried with garlic, oyster sauce and spring onionIngredients:120 gm lamb, boneless slice20 ml vegetable oil25 gm cumin seeds3 gm garlic chopped5 gm red chilli dry1 gm white pepper powder3 gm soya sauce2 gm chilli powder5 gm spring onions25 gm oyster sauce30 gm cornstarch1 egg20 gm salt1 big onionseedMethod:In a bowl combine egg, cornstarch, salt and pepper.Process Add sugar to the curd little by little while whisking continuously.Lamb pantras — crispy pancake filled with lamb minceIngredientsFor 4 portions400 gm flour3 eggs200 ml milk50 gm butterSalt to taste500 gm mutton, minced1 onion, chopped10 gm ginger, chopped10 gm garlic, chopped100 gm potatoes, peeled and cubedChilli powder10 gm garam masala powder5 gm cumin powder10 gm coriander powderOil for deep frying500 gm bread crumbsFoodMethodOn low heat, cook the mince along with the chopped onion, garlic, ginger, potatoes, chilli powder, garam masala, cumin powder, coriander powder and salt with half cup of water till the potatoes are soft and the mince is cooked.
Dal is tempered with cumin seeds to give it a warm and comforting flavour.“Dishes using lamb and chicken often have a smattering of cumin much like Indian cooking,” says Chef Su as he prepares a delectable cumin fried lamb, wok fried with garlic, oyster sauce and spring onion in the majestic settings of his restaurant.Again heat oil the wok, add cumin seeds and dry red chilli and stir-fry a few seconds until cumin seeds start to pop.A versatile spice“The seeds should be lightly roasted before being used whole or ground to bring out the aroma.Heat oil in a deep pan.. Cool and keep aside. Make thin crepes on a flat pan, cooking them on one side only.Place each crepe on a plate; add a tablespoon of mince mix on one end and roll up tucking in the sides as you would a spring roll. Cumin seeds and cumin seed powder should be stored in a tightly sealed glass container in a cool, dark and dry place.When purchasing ensure that the seeds are not broken and have a fresh and crisp texture.Ask any Indian to define ‘Indian food’ and he will be dumfounded. But a foreigner will have a ready answer “chicken tikka masala or aloo tikki
Now stir in the mango pulp. In this mélange of flavours there are some spices (just a handful) that are used China toggle bolts Suppliers
in regional cookery across the length and breadth of the country. Add lamb and keep aside to marinate for one hour.Surprisingly, I learnt that cumin is not merely restricted to Indian cooking.Then return lamb to wok, add soya sauce and stir-fry for another one to two minutes.Heat oil in the wok and add lamb, let it sear a moment, then deep fry until lamb is cooked and remove from wok. From the rice meat curries of Kashmir to the coconut-based ones of the South as well as traditional Gujarati vegetarian dishes and river fish recipes from Bengal, this gentle spice is an integral ingredient. Together with black peppercorns and coriander seeds, cumin is used to prepare the popular south Indian rasam,” shares Sous Chef Lakhbir Singh, Ssaffron Restaurant, Shangri-La Hotel, Bengaluru. The presence of thymol and other essential oils in cumin seeds stimulate the salivary glands thereby helping in the digestion of food. Cumin is commonly used to temper many other legume and tandoori preparations, to enhance the flavour and aroma.A multifarious spice that is an essential ingredient in every kind of regional cuisine, cumin or jeera is a staple in kitchens across Asia, says Fareeda Kanga. As I was all set to research this story in the great Indian kitchens across the country, I was introduced to Chef Qiguo Su, Executive Chinese Chef, Shang Palace, Shangri-La Hotel, Bengaluru. Churan AamrakhandMango-flavoured yoghurtseasoned with cumin powderIngredients:30 gm mango pulp80 gm sugar 5 gm cashew nuts (4)4 gm roasted jeera powder150 gm fresh yogurt MethodFor curdTie fresh curd tightly in muslin or cheesecloth for draining water, hang it for two hours Take the hang curd and whisk it, beat it well to a smooth pasteFor MangoTake mango pulp and strain it.”Indian food is different not just from region to region but home to home. Check the seasonings and serve. Sichuan cuisine is recognised for its hot and spicy delicacies resulting from the liberal use of bold and spicy ingredients including garlic and chilli peppers.Add roasted jeera powder. Do check the date of packaging before the purchase. Dip each roll in beaten egg, then roll in bread crumbs.
Pour this mixture into serving bowl and chill in the refrigerator for two hours and serve cold.Cumin fried lambWok fried with garlic, oyster sauce and spring onionIngredients:120 gm lamb, boneless slice20 ml vegetable oil25 gm cumin seeds3 gm garlic chopped5 gm red chilli dry1 gm white pepper powder3 gm soya sauce2 gm chilli powder5 gm spring onions25 gm oyster sauce30 gm cornstarch1 egg20 gm salt1 big onionseedMethod:In a bowl combine egg, cornstarch, salt and pepper.Process Add sugar to the curd little by little while whisking continuously.Lamb pantras — crispy pancake filled with lamb minceIngredientsFor 4 portions400 gm flour3 eggs200 ml milk50 gm butterSalt to taste500 gm mutton, minced1 onion, chopped10 gm ginger, chopped10 gm garlic, chopped100 gm potatoes, peeled and cubedChilli powder10 gm garam masala powder5 gm cumin powder10 gm coriander powderOil for deep frying500 gm bread crumbsFoodMethodOn low heat, cook the mince along with the chopped onion, garlic, ginger, potatoes, chilli powder, garam masala, cumin powder, coriander powder and salt with half cup of water till the potatoes are soft and the mince is cooked.
Dal is tempered with cumin seeds to give it a warm and comforting flavour.“Dishes using lamb and chicken often have a smattering of cumin much like Indian cooking,” says Chef Su as he prepares a delectable cumin fried lamb, wok fried with garlic, oyster sauce and spring onion in the majestic settings of his restaurant.Again heat oil the wok, add cumin seeds and dry red chilli and stir-fry a few seconds until cumin seeds start to pop.A versatile spice“The seeds should be lightly roasted before being used whole or ground to bring out the aroma.Heat oil in a deep pan.. Cool and keep aside. Make thin crepes on a flat pan, cooking them on one side only.Place each crepe on a plate; add a tablespoon of mince mix on one end and roll up tucking in the sides as you would a spring roll. Cumin seeds and cumin seed powder should be stored in a tightly sealed glass container in a cool, dark and dry place.When purchasing ensure that the seeds are not broken and have a fresh and crisp texture.Ask any Indian to define ‘Indian food’ and he will be dumfounded. But a foreigner will have a ready answer “chicken tikka masala or aloo tikki
2020年5月25日（月）
Jim Hines of the US was the first gold medallist to clock a sub10 time
But his fate is in Bolt’s hands. Having served two dope bans, Gatlin is in the fight of his life to shake off the “demon” image. The Jamaican’s gold medal in 9.5 metre China nylon nail-in anchors Manufacturers China nylon nail-in anchors Manufacturers tailwind. Athletics hadn’t seen an entertainer like Usain St Leo Bolt. At 34, Gatlin has a chance to become the oldest 100m Olympic champion.95 seconds. Among the 306 gold medals on offer at Rio, nothing is more precious than the one presented to the men’s champion.80 seconds this year. Jesse Owens was the most notable winner in the first half of the 20th century and Ben Johnson who was stripped of his gold in 1988 following a positive dope test is the most notorious in the event’s history.
He knew how to run. At the other end of Africa, in the east, athletes are more suited to distance running. Just when it appeared that the 100m was losing its sheen in the new millennium, an ebullient champion from Jamaica emerged in 2008 to rewrite the rules of the game. In terms of prestige, however, the shortest track event on the Olympic programme towers above everything else.The modern Olympics got off the floor in 1896 with a 100m heat and people’s fascination with the visceral dash hasn’t worn off a bit. Barring a German in 1960 and a Soviet in 1972, English-speaking sprinters have ruled the roost. Bolt, who can never be accused of being modest, has proclaimed that athletics needs him to win. He isn’t wrong.69 seconds in 2008 was a seminal moment in the annals of the sport.
Jim Hines of the US was the first gold medallist to clock a sub-10 time, 9.In 2012 Bolt became the only second man to retain his Olympic gold after Lewis.One thing we can’t fail to notice about an Olympic 100m final these days is its all-black cast.. Ethiopia and Kenya produce middle and long distance runners by a truckload but no top-class sprinter has come up from the two nations.Standing between Bolt and immortality is Justin Gatlin, the American with a gold medal from 2004 and a shady past. At around 2,200 metres above sea level, Mexico City’s lower air resistance was equivalent to a 1. The high altitude of Mexico City was no doubt useful to Hines in 1968. The rules of the event are so simple that they need no explaining at all. Descendants of west Africans in the US and elsewhere have monopolised medals in the 100m because they are endowed with fast-twitch muscles. Bolt is the antithesis of American Carl Lewis, a glum champion with two 100m golds on the trot.
All one has to do is blast off from the blocks upon hearing the crack of the starting gun and run in a straight line till the finish. The Jamaican, already the only athlete with back to back 200m crowns, is going for a historic triple treble of 100m, 200m and 4x100m gold at Rio. History beckons him.There is something raw and unfussy about the 100m.The Jamaican, who owns the 100m and 200m world records, can end all debates about the greatest athlete in the world if he goes on to complete triple treble at Rio. After Thomas Burke of the USA stopped the clock at 12 seconds flat to become the first 100m champion, it took an Olympic champion another 72 years to shave off more than two seconds. In the aftermath of the Russian doping scandal, the defending champion knows he alone can deliver the good news to his beleaguered sport.The language of Olympic 100m champions has predominantly been English since 1896. He heads into Rio with the world’s leading time of 9. More importantly, he knew how to put on a show
China nylon nail-in anchors Manufacturers tailwind. Athletics hadn’t seen an entertainer like Usain St Leo Bolt. At 34, Gatlin has a chance to become the oldest 100m Olympic champion.95 seconds. Among the 306 gold medals on offer at Rio, nothing is more precious than the one presented to the men’s champion.80 seconds this year. Jesse Owens was the most notable winner in the first half of the 20th century and Ben Johnson who was stripped of his gold in 1988 following a positive dope test is the most notorious in the event’s history.He knew how to run. At the other end of Africa, in the east, athletes are more suited to distance running. Just when it appeared that the 100m was losing its sheen in the new millennium, an ebullient champion from Jamaica emerged in 2008 to rewrite the rules of the game. In terms of prestige, however, the shortest track event on the Olympic programme towers above everything else.The modern Olympics got off the floor in 1896 with a 100m heat and people’s fascination with the visceral dash hasn’t worn off a bit. Barring a German in 1960 and a Soviet in 1972, English-speaking sprinters have ruled the roost. Bolt, who can never be accused of being modest, has proclaimed that athletics needs him to win. He isn’t wrong.69 seconds in 2008 was a seminal moment in the annals of the sport.
Jim Hines of the US was the first gold medallist to clock a sub-10 time, 9.In 2012 Bolt became the only second man to retain his Olympic gold after Lewis.One thing we can’t fail to notice about an Olympic 100m final these days is its all-black cast.. Ethiopia and Kenya produce middle and long distance runners by a truckload but no top-class sprinter has come up from the two nations.Standing between Bolt and immortality is Justin Gatlin, the American with a gold medal from 2004 and a shady past. At around 2,200 metres above sea level, Mexico City’s lower air resistance was equivalent to a 1. The high altitude of Mexico City was no doubt useful to Hines in 1968. The rules of the event are so simple that they need no explaining at all. Descendants of west Africans in the US and elsewhere have monopolised medals in the 100m because they are endowed with fast-twitch muscles. Bolt is the antithesis of American Carl Lewis, a glum champion with two 100m golds on the trot.
All one has to do is blast off from the blocks upon hearing the crack of the starting gun and run in a straight line till the finish. The Jamaican, already the only athlete with back to back 200m crowns, is going for a historic triple treble of 100m, 200m and 4x100m gold at Rio. History beckons him.There is something raw and unfussy about the 100m.The Jamaican, who owns the 100m and 200m world records, can end all debates about the greatest athlete in the world if he goes on to complete triple treble at Rio. After Thomas Burke of the USA stopped the clock at 12 seconds flat to become the first 100m champion, it took an Olympic champion another 72 years to shave off more than two seconds. In the aftermath of the Russian doping scandal, the defending champion knows he alone can deliver the good news to his beleaguered sport.The language of Olympic 100m champions has predominantly been English since 1896. He heads into Rio with the world’s leading time of 9. More importantly, he knew how to put on a show
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