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Membuat Sate Lebih Empuk

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Jika Anda sering dan suka membuat sate sendiri, terkadang sate terasa alot dan keras meskipun sudah dibakar dan matang. Untuk membuat sate yang empuk dagingnya, ada beberapa resep jitu yang bisa dilakukan, yaitu:

Tips Membersihkan Getah Nangka di Pisau

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Sebaiknya membelah nangka menggunakan pisau yang dibungkus plastik supaya getah nangka tidak melekat di pisau dan sulit dibersihkan. Tetapi kalau terlanjur, panaskan pisau di atas api sebentar setelah itu lap.

Tips Agar Kaldu Segar dan Sehat

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Air kaldu ayam atau sapi yang kita pakai untuk memasak resep soto, resep sop atau resep masakan lain yang memakai bahan resep kaldu, sering hasilnya kurang memuaskan karena resep kaldunya kurang segar....

Tips Menggoreng Telur Rebus Agar Terlihat Mulus

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Menggoreng telur rebus kelihatannya sangat mudah, tapi ternyata untuk menghasilkan resep telur rebus goreng yang cantik, berkulit mulus dan berwama kuning ke-emasan

Tips Agar Daging Cepat Empuk

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Semua jenis daging memiliki tekstur yang sangat keras jika kita salah cara mengolahnya. Seringkati kalau kita memasak daging sangat susah untuk menjadikan daging tersebut empuk dan kalau dimakan pun rasanya

Tips Agar Daging Ayam Kampung Empuk

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Ayam kampung memang sangat lezat jika digunakan dalam setiap resep masakan. Namun jika kita memasak ayam kampung yang sudah tua, tekstur dagingnya akan sangat alot dan keras sehingga masakan resep ayam

Tips Agar Sayuran Tidak Layu

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Tumisan dari sayur sering terlalu layu karena kita menunggu tangkainya ikut matang. Untuk menghindarinya, tumis dulu tangkainya sampai setengah matang setelah itu baru daunnya. Maka keduanya akan matang secara bersamaan

Membuat Kerupuk Waluh Rasa Melinjo

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Adanya pengembangan teknologi terbaru dan kreativitas dalam mengolah emping membuat penemuan terbaru. Tuntutan konsumen yang menginginkan makanan yang sehat, aman, dan berkuatitas pertu dijadikan prasyarat utama dalam membuat produk cemilan unggulan.


Healthy Ground Beef Recipe


Healthy Ground Beef Recipe
This healthy ground beef recipe is as delicious as it is nutritious. This hearty chili has a bold, distinctive flavor that any chili lover would appreciate.
Maybe you or someone you love is not too found of chili, well I challenge you to take out a spoon and try this dish. You will be immediately licking your lips and that will be followed with a definite YESSS!. It is worth a try.

Ingredients:
1. 1 lb. lean cut ground beef
2. 1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
3. 2 cups red kidney beans
4. 2 tsp. chili powder
5. 1 tsp. ground red pepper
6. 1 cup frozen corn
7. 1-8 oz. can tomato sauce
8. 1-8 oz. can diced tomatoes with green chilies
9. 1 cup Tabasco sauce
10. cup yellow onion, diced

To Make:
Soak the red kidney beans overnight in cold water before using them in this recipe. In a skillet, combine the olive oil and hamburger meat.

Cook the meat on high heat until the pink color has disappeared. Remove the skillet from the heat and drain any excess oil. Put the hamburger meat into a large saucepan. Now add the kidney beans. Your frozen bag of corn does have to thaw a little bit before adding it to the beans and meat. Add the corn. Now open your can of tomato sauce and tomatoes with green chilies. The tomatoes and chilies do not have to be drained.

This extra sauce will only add more flavors. No harm done.
Next, dice up the yellow onion and add it to the beans and hamburger meat.
Lastly, you must season your meaty chili with beans. The first seasoning to be added is the Tabasco sauce. Use more or less sauce depending on your preference for spicy flavors. Stir the chili after adding the Tabasco sauce. Lastly, add the chili powder and red pepper. Stir the chili once more.

Bring this chili to a full boil and boil on high heat for 15 minutes. Reduce the heat to medium and cover.
Cook for another 10 minutes.
Serve immediately with a large slice of cornbread.***

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by Hans Dekker
About the author: Hans is author of P rime Roast, Steaks, Seafood Articles at http://www.steaks-guide.com/ Visit us for more great free recipes.


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APPLES... THE FOR 'BITIN' FRUIT

THE APPLE - This incredible fruit is linked with a deceitful talking serpent, and the downfall of woman, and man! Forbidden fruit! -What sort of connotation is that? Poor, innocent apple! I say we change the apple s image. Not forbidden, but for biting. It would be easy to understand why this precious jewel of the fruit world would be forbidden . An apple should portray goodness, for that is what they are totally good. Unless you get a rotten one. One bad apple - a bad apple is totally distasteful; a desecration of all that is pure and, well, good. Apples are used in everyday language, apple-cheeked and other terms and clich s that sound like proverbs an apple a day keeps the doctor away . Don t sit under the apple tree with anyone else but me .A line from an old song circa World War II. At this time of year, we could change the lyrics a bit to Don t sit under the apple tree without a helmet. Why? A bombardment of windfalls may knock you nearly senseless, as I found out when apple picking the other day. Yes, it s that time of year for apple picking! Just reach up to a branch and pluck. The apple tree s branches slump like shoulders -.a weary mother laden with the burden of oh-so-many children hanging on her arms. An apple fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. A nice, solid feel, a globe of delight, a treat for every sense. Its skin may be a bit dusty from the elements of wind, rain and sun. You vigorously rub it on your shirt front or the hem of your skirt, and voila! It shines like a coffee table polished with lemon oil. You press it to your lips; its perfume invigorates your nostrils crisp, the tang of the incredible juices, the sweetness of a season of sunlight and rain, only to be made sweeter perhaps, by a coating of gooey, buttery caramel. The crunch of the skin bursting when bitten to let loose the fragrance and solid fruit and ambrosia like juice within. Is there anyone who does NOT like an apple?

Under a magnificent skin color, lies the clear white of a McIntosh. The ruby skin of the Jonathan covers its cream-colored flesh. Golden yellow with freckles of bronze the Golden Delicious. The varieties are almost endless, as well as the possibilities of what can be done with the apples upon returning to your creative room...the kitchen.

Even the word apple sounds nice. It has a nice, rounded sound when we speak it. And oh! the triggers of memory that come with it. Apple pie, apple cider, apple dumplings, taffy apples, apple slices layered in a velvety gel spiked with cinnamon and sandwiched between two layers of a melt-in-your-mouth flaky crust, the top crust blanketed in a frosty sugar glaze.

How we take the apple for granted! The merry month of May skips along the happy path of sunshine with laughter and embraces the apple trees with warmth. They respond with glee and burst forth a fragrant floral display, making the trees look like they are holding snowballs of whitish pink. The five-petaled flowers of the apple trees soon drift down to the ground on a Zephyrus day, leaving the heart of the flower to grow for a season. The heart of an apple, its core, is five segmented also, and holds about 5-10 seeds. And the question still remains .. it is not how many seeds in an apple but how many apples are in a seed?

Apples are historic - not only from the sense that for want of a better name for the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden, but all through history. Apples can be found in nearly all parts of the world. The Soviet Union, before its break up was the leading apple producer of the world. Apples are legendary take the Swiss legend of William Tell, for instance, or our own American legend of Johnny Appleseed - the name given to John Chapman, an early American pioneer, who eventually owned about 1,200 acres of orchards. You can find apples in many poems, songs, and nursery rhymes A is for apple... Archaeologists found charcoal remains of apples when studying the remains of Stone Age villages in Europe. In 300 s B.C., the ancient Greeks were growing several varieties of apples, according to World Book encyclopedia. No wonder we give apples to teachers, but it is apples that teach us so much. So, go out and have some fun, make some family history. The season for apple picking lasts through October usually. Take a sun-filled Autumn afternoon, hop in your car, park near a row of trees; grab a heavy duty handled paper sack, and survey the rows of trees all waiting for you with their gifts. It does not take long to fill the bag, and each one you pick you are sure is the best. Of course you have to taste so many while you are picking. With your tummy full, your mouth tantalized, your heart overflowing with the just darn good feeling, your mind amazed by abundance, your brain already formulating recipes and future delightful ways to use your treasure, you ve spent a few hours making some of the best memories you will ever make. When you get home, there will be the fun of peeling and paring to see if you can do the whole apple without breaking the peel. Apples, they are ripe for the picking The End

Sidebars:
Some facts dietary and otherwise about Apples:
Apples consist of about 85% water. They contain the vitamins A, and C, potassium, pectin and fiber. From the Website www.bestapples .com, 1 medium apple has about 80 calories; 22 grams total carbohydrate, 0 total fat and 0 cholesterol and trace iron.

Three varieties of apples Delicious, Golden Delicious and Granny Smith make up about two-thirds of the apples grown in the United States. Two other varieties- McIntosh and Rome Beauty also rank among the leading apples grown in the U.S. McIntosh and Delicious apples are the chief varieties that are grown in Canada.
The apple is a pome (no wonder I like poems) A fruit that has a fleshy outer layer and a paper-like core. Pears are also pomes.

Apple trees belong to the rose family!
Apple trees can bear fruit as long as 100 years, though most grown in orchards are replaced every 12-20 years.
Leading apple growing countries: Soviet Union Approx 301,700,000 bushels produced annually United States 235,000,000 bushels produced annually China - 225,600,000 bushels produced annually France - 126,000,000 bushels produced annually Iran - 57,200,000 bushels produced annually ***

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by Karen A. Lech
Some local apple picking locations:
Harvest Time Oriole Springs Orchard 35032 128th Street Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. Open daily - (with fresh doughnuts that put Krispy Kreme to shame)
Woodstock Country Orchard 17015 Garden Valley Road Woodstock, Illinois


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Moon Cake Festival

Festivals are always fun and no one does Festivals better than the Chinese.
Of all the Chinese Festivals, the Moon Cake Festival is specifically aimed at families and in particular family reunions.
As the full moon rises. families meet together. They watch the glowing moon rise, eat moon cakes and sing moon poems.

The Moon Cake Festival takes place on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month around mid-September at the autumn equinox. Thus it may also be refereed to as Mid-Autumn Festival.
It may also be known as Lantern Festival due to children carry lanterns to celebrate the sighting of the moon. These lanterns are made in traditional Chinese shapes like rabbits, carp, butterflies, lobsters and star fruit however modern shapes on planes, rockets and ships may also be spotted these days.

Much legend, mythology and folklore surrounds this festival, which adds to this festivals appeal.
In China, the moon symbolizes beauty and elegance and a trusted friend. And ancient folklore brings us the story of the moon maiden. While several version of the story exist, this one is my favorite.

Chang-O a beautiful lady, was the wife of the Divine Archer Hou Yi the most skilled archer of the emperor. One morning ten suns magically appeared in the sky. This made the land very hot, and the folk were concerned it was cause a massive drought and all would die. So the emperor instructed Hou Yi to shoot down nine of the ten suns.
He did so and his superb marksmanship was rewarded with the elixir of Life. Concerned that Hou Yi would become a tyrannical ruler, Chang-O stole the elixir. After drinking it, she floated up to the moon, where she still lives to this day.

So when you look up at the moon this Moon Cake Festival and you just might see her dancing on the moon.
The most intriguing legend of the Moon Cake Festival takes us back to the 14th Century. During this time the Chinese people were being ruled by the Mongolian people. And understandably they were unhappy about submitting to foreign rule.

So a rebellion was planned.
Meetings were banned and it was impossible to rally people together to form an uprising. However Liu Fu Tong, a patriotic revolutionary came up with a plan to spread the word of a uprising against the Mongolians.

He had thousands of moon-shaped cakes filled with lotus paste made. And received the blessing of the Mongol emperor to distribute these to his countrymen. However, along with lotus paste, each cake also contained a piece of paper with a message telling the Chinese of the planned revolution.

The rebellion succeeded and was the birth of what became known as the Ming dynasty. And also possibly the birth of giving Moon Cakes at the Autumn Festival.
What ever the real reason for the festival or for giving the cakes, it is a fun time to look up at the moon and remember friends and family.
And, could it be that the Moon Cake was the inspiration for Fortune Cookies?
Happy Moon Cake Festival
Francis Chang. ***

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by Francis Chang
About the author: www.Chinese-Fortune-Co okies.com your definitive site for everything about Fortune Cookies

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