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Countries around the world are scrambling to jump on board the hugely lucrative halal sector, except, that is, Arab countries, Part II.
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Certification woes. However, one unresolved issue continues to dog the industry: a harmonising global standard that will unify a fragmented industry and give consumers peace of mind. "There's a considerable [volume] of imports to the GCC that's not halal," says Evans. "One can always find ways to get certificates, the most famous example being the import of pork with the halal symbol on it."
Meanwhile, as an increasing number of importers and exporters urge governmental and religious bodies to formulate a global standard, each affected country continues to go its own way: Turkey imports some $200 million in halal products each year but doesn't have an official halal certification system, while some Islamic exporting countries such as Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia, and even non-Islamic exporters such as Australia, observe halal codes strictly. Oddly, the UAE does not require businesses to specifically label halal products. In short, chaos prevails.
Since the launch last year of the GCC Common Market, the industry has petitioned local authorities to develop a gold standard so that local markets can compete internationally, says Lootah, who expresses concern about consumer confusion over "real halal", hygiene and safety problems, and "the total absence of market data on the size of the halal food business and demand in the GCC region", among other worries.
However, a solution may be near: in 2008, during the third World Halal Forum (WHF) held in Malaysia, delegates agreed to develop the International Halal Standard. The IHI Alliance has since been working on a draft, which was presented to the OIC Standards Committee in Jeddah last March. The draft will be endorsed by the 700 members of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) and the results will be made public this month at the fourth WHF.
"A huge market is getting its wheels to spin," says Evans. "So now is a huge opportunity for Muslims to present what they have in a different light: something fantastic to offer to the world."
It's a pity the Arab world could well miss out.
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Can New Jersey Tea be broadcast seeded and expected to establish, or do you need to buy plants?
I don't know about broadcast seeding - it it works, but it might be difficult to identify and protect the tiny seedlings. I winter-sowed Ceanothus americanus last year. I soaked the seeds for 24 hours in hot water and then sowed in milk jugs in early winter. They sprouted abundantly, and I transplanted the sprouts to small pots in the summer. They were easy to start from seed.
I don't know how well they will grow this year, but I hope to plant them out to their permanent spots while they are still fairly small (under 1 foot). Supposedly these do not like to be transplanted. They will grow in rocky, dry, poor soils and slopes, so it's probably best to plant them out while small and let the roots establish themselves.
I bought 2 from an on-line source. They died. I bought some more in tiny little cups from a Native Plant Sale. They died too. So then I went to an actual Native Nursery who had them in 3 gallon pots. These are the only ones that have ever lived. So for "me", these weren't easy! lol...they were hard!!
A wonderful plant. Plant lots of them, since they appear to be a rabbit favorite.
My plants were all purchased from Prairie Nursery as small plugs years ago; all did fine. This year for the first time I tried spreading the seeds in a newly planted area. I have heard and read that they are difficult to germinate, but I did not attempt any special treatment. We'll see what happens.
You have to protect them from rabbits, else they will go nowhere.
I bought 3 fairly large shrubs (5 gal size) and the rabbits ate them to nubs. I put up a chicken wire circle to protect the nubs and the rabbits knocked it over. So I had to buy sturdier woven wire fence and stake it firmly into the the ground.
Its taken about 3 years for the nubs to recover, but they are doing fine. I was told they need to be big enough to survive browsing before I can remove the fencing. Without the fencing, I would have nothing left.
JPW, I've had difficulty establishing NJ Tea plants, but it never occurred to me that it might be the rabbits browsing on them. Thanks for the info tip about the fence. I will pass it on to other local wildflower growers who are wintersowing NJ Tea this year. I just thought that it might not be hardy in my area.
how do we keep the rabbits away without killing them?
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I use metal fencing.
My rabbit strategy is to outwit them. I find that they are creatures of habit--they keep browsing at the same spot. If you spread the plants around, they never find all of them. So plant many different species, and spread them around as randomly as possible (that's what nature does).
I use metal cages also. I have a lot of metal cages in our postage stamp yard âº. They're out browsing now, but it's too wet to be out there digging up and moving the plant. I took a few of the cages off some plants last year and found that the plants had gotten big enough that the bunnies no longer were interested.
I started some seeds from my plants this winter, winter sowing method. First I cleaned the seeds and rubbed them between two sheets of sandpaper to scarify them. I planted them in seed starting trays with clear covers with holes poked in them for ventilation. About a week ago I had sprouts and they now have their first true leaves. I've removed the covers and they seem to be off an running.
It hadn't occurred to me to try making tea. I grow them for insects and birds who like the nectar and the little insects the fuzzy flowers support.
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I believe the name New Jersey Tea comes from the Revolutionary period. Patriots who refused to pay the British tea tax (as in the Boston Tea Party) tried making teas from all kinds of other plants.
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whoppers !!!!
No, not tall tales or lies. I'm talking about the Hersheys "Malted Milk Balls". DW bought me a box of them last night and currently I'm OD'ing on them.
Was reading the ingredients and Nutrition Facts to make sure they weren't loaded with caffeine or other things that would cause me to post something stupid today. They do contain Barley malt.... gotta love that stuff. Course it's much better in it's liquid form.
But on the label it says "Serving Size 18 pieces - servings Per Container - about 8". Now, somebody tell me... WHO determines the serving size of Malted Milk Balls? What is so magical about 18? Why not 4 or 12, or 78 (which is about how many I've had this morning)? I mean, is there someone in upper management at Hersheys that's PAID to determine how many Whoppers make a meal? Geeeez, I'd like that job.
just call me the "Whopper Nazi".
Serving size 18???? Who do these people think they are anyway? I'm down to about half the box and I feel perfectly fine. A little light-headed though. Must be the Fractionated Partially Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil.
Y'all (proper spelling by the way) let me know if I start posting stupid stuff or get carried away on here today.
Na, I don't worry about shrinkage. I weight 164 soaking wet. This is from someone who can eat a 12 pak of frozen fudge bars while watching one movie. Then go get something for dessert. Which reminds me, I haven't checked the freezer tonight. Wonder what she brought home today?
My freezer has 5 frozen mice and 2 frozen rats, a gallon sized ziplock bag full of roe (steelhead) for use as bait during a future fishing trip. There is also DH's supply of shake fixin's... he got a genuine shake mixer for Christmas from my mom, and the boy hasn't gone a night without a shake ever since. Hasn't gained a pound, either. You boys make me sick. I swear I drove by a Krispy Kreme donut place today and needed to let my belt out a notch. Grrrrrr.
Does the serving size box say anything about an ounce?
I LOVE Whoppers and also eat them until my tongue is sore. You'd think the creamy chocolate coating would sooth between episodes of roughness, but it doesn't.
How do you all eat your Whoppers? Crunch them whole? (I bet Mizzou eats them that way.) Let them melt slowly in your mouth until the chocolate and then the malt disolves? Does anybody else like to bite them in half and let your saliva melt the center and then play the little chocolate half-sphere around with your tongue until it melts too?
Anyone find that morning coffee is never the same once you try it with malted milk balls or other chocolate confections on the side?
Whoppers are the worst Malted Milk Balls around. Brach's are the best. I've never heard of Hershey's MMB's. I bet they are even better.
I do all of the above, Nancy. Except drink coffee. Yuk!
I REALLY like it when you get one that the malt was missed or something and it gets all hard and chewy when the chocolate melts in your mouth!
ItAintEasy.... yeah, DH used to be a vegetarian, then he realized that "animals taste good", so he's experimenting. (Kidding, I think the boy cut his teeth as a baby on steak and burgers)
Seriously, though, that's for our ball python, Tom. He's being a little picky, though, and won't eat the rats... he'd rather eat a few mice instead. I think he's just lazy ;)
As for the Whoppers, I never thought about it but I guess I'm guilty of biting them in half. I do the same with peanut M & M's... but I let them melt in my mouth regardless.
Ever try animal crackers with your morning coffee? Just enough sweetness to not ruin a good cup of coffee with light cream (no sugar), and Sam's Club sells the crackers by 20 gallon jugs. Can't beat that!
10 crackers per serving. Unless you get an elephant, then it's 8.
And for what it's worth, I like cats (for the most part). I'd post that in the other thread bashing cats, but my stupid mouse isn't working on the laptop and it's taking me forever switching from thread to thread using this stupid touch pad thingy. My stupid thumb keeps getting lazy and putting my cursor in places I didn't even know would allow typing.
That reminds me of an elephant joke from the old Scholastic elepant joke book.
How do you get an elephant into a milk jug? You get a pair of binoculars, look at the elephant backwards through the lenses so that it is very small. With a pair of tweezers, pick up the elephant and drop it into the milk jug. Don't forget the cap, or he'll escape!
Animal crackers are one of my favorite cookies and I agree that the coffee should not be sweet when eating sweets with it. I am stuck with decaf, though. GERD :-(
From the script of that particular episode:
(Jerry and George talking in Jerry's room.)
George: Did she do it on purpose?
Jerry: It was my fault, I told her the wrong door.
George: I was supposed to see her. She wasn't supposed to see me.
Jerry: So what?
George: Well ordinarily I wouldn't mind. But...
Jerry: But...
George: Well I just got back from swimming in the pool. And the water was cold...
Jerry: Oh... You mean... shrinkage.
George: Yes. Significant shrinkage!
Jerry: So you feel you were short changed.
George: Yes! I mean, if she thinks that's me she's under a complete misapprehension. That was not me, Jerry. That was not me.
Jerry: Well, so what's the difference?
George: What if she discusses it with Jane?
Jerry: Oh, she's not gonna tell Jane.
George: How do you know?
Jerry: Women aren't like us.
George: They're worse! They're much worse than us, they talk about everything! Couldn't you at least tell her about the shrinkage factor?
Jerry: No, I'm not gonna tell her about your shrinkage. Besides, I think women know about shrinkage.
George: How do women know about shrinkage?
(They see Elaine walking down the hall) Elaine! Get! (She enters) Do women know about shrinkage?
Elaine: What do you mean, like laundry?
George: No.
Jerry: Like when a man goes swimming... afterwards...
Elaine: It shrinks?
Jerry: Like a frightened turtle!
Elaine: Why does it shrink?
George: It just does.
Elaine: I don't know how you guys walk around with those things.
Wait a minute. Does chocolate cause that too? Or is it the malted milk? Quick, I gotta know. There's an Snickers bar in my desk drawer and now I'm afraid to eat it.
Eat it....you see what happened to Alice in Wonderland! ;0
Alas, the Neverland thing appears to be a shrinking case for the prosecution. So, it's fine for a child to sleep in the same bed with a strange man AS LONG AS NOTHING HAPPENS?
Did anyone expect this former child actor to say he'd been molested? He still has hopes of a career -- unfounded, I'd say, but he has hopes.
The best malted milk balls are the ones they sell in bulk at the Cracker Barrel restaraunts.
Try them, and then tell me I am wrong.
DH and I are also big Seinfeld fans and I have loved this thread. Our banker has an autographed photograph of the soup nazi in his office and I tried to steal it, I liked it so much.
I don't even go. He works out on Saturdays with his brother then they go there...bonding time, ya know. I've eaten at one once in Gatlinburg. Can't stand noisey places. What about the place with peanut shells on the floor...a steak place. Geez...LoneStar Steakhouse, maybe? Once was too many times there also.!
We ate there this afternoon with our brood and there was a screaming kid convention--but it was at our table! Arghhh.
They also have these really cool chocolate cherries that I am sure are covered with some horrible cancer causing red dyes. But, man are they yummy.
Can't beat that place for comfort food.
The last time I went to CB these two women let their kid scream for a half hour unchecked. After asking the waitress twice to speak to them, I told her I would if she didnt. She promptly scurried off to the kitchen to get the Mgr. As soon as he emerged, the little monster shut up and never made another sound. I now never go there for fear of looking like an arse again.
I heard if you eat too many you can turn into a street tough and the next thing you know you are steeling armoire's from the street wearing a puffy shirt being called a low talker or even a close talker.
And don't even get me started about Master of My Domain ! Did someone say chocolate ? ............"I'm out"
I love Seinfeld and I love whoppers.
This has been a fun thread.
It's all marketing. If the bag just said the amount of calories in one Whopper, you'd exercise restraint because you'd probably eat them one at a time and think of the calories adding up with each one that you ate. But if it says there are 18 pieces in a serving, you start out eating the 18 (probably in handfuls) and then if you go over the 18 you'd think of the extra calories in groups of 18. And if you eat the whole bag, thinking that you ate 8 servings of Whoppers sounds a lot better than thinking OMG I ate 144 whoppers today! This would make a great Seinfeld episode! I wonder if you can eat a Whopper with a knife and fork.


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I am at such a loss of understanding what exactly quantum computers are and how they work (no matter how hard I try)... so it makes me feel like less of an idiot when I find out that it's so complicated that even Google engineers aren't even sure if what they have IS one.
Maybe it simultaneously both is and isn't a Quantum computer?
Obviously, you don't have a use for a quantum computer if you can't find a way to determine if it's a quantum computer.
Unless the act of trying to find out changes the answer, of course.
FYI a quantum computer is not a black box.
Well, it doesn't matter what color you paint the box, so long as there are enough entangled cats inside. </highlytechnicaldescription>
All I can offer you is a quantum of solace.
Just like a write off [youtube.com]? They know!
Apparently opening one of these things and looking at its innards violates the warranty really bad.
Yea, the manufacturer has kittens when you open it..
It simultaneously is an isn't a quantum computer until you observe it.
I have a device for sale which generates free, unlimited power. The catch is that you cannot measure the power output or it won't function. If you put any load on the device you are directly or indirectly measuring the power, and thus it won't work. So just know up front that stipulation and use the device accordingly.
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The six people in the world that understood that movie title thank you.
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Small space, big meals
Don't let a cramped kitchen stop you from cooking up a storm
This Christmas, my husband gave me a copy of The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook. Author Deb Perelman is a New York-based food writer (she also blogs at smittenkitchen.com) who offers meticulously tested recipes, warm and funny writing, and a generous, unpretentious attitude to food and cooking.
I love all of that, but what really impresses me is that Perelman's glorious recipes are produced in a kitchen the size of a Ford Fiesta.
It's one of those culinary paradoxes that large urban centres offer up all kinds of exciting possibilities for food lovers — myriad ingredients, great shops, inspiring restaurants — while at the same time packing many of their citizens into incredibly small kitchens. In cities like New York and Paris, even richy-rich people can end up with teeny-tiny apartment kitchens.
There are now cookbooks that meet this situation head-on, like Perelman's The Smitten Kitchen and Rachel Khoo's Little Paris Kitchen. Blogs like Big Girls Small Kitchen and The Kitchn and online hubs like Sorted offer lots of recipes geared toward urbanites, university students, people in small apartments — anyone, really, who deals with a weird or funny little kitchen and still wants to eat well.
There are other cooking issues, of course. Sometimes it's not lack of space but lack of time. Or a tight budget. Sometimes it's just waning inspiration: It's easy to get stuck in that if-it's-Wednesday-it-must-be-chicken rut.
A cook like Perelman, who doesn't fret about limitations but just dives right in, is a great role model. With her infectious enthusiasm for food, she encourages us to stop with the excuses, whatever they might be, and just cook.
I made a few cooking resolutions this New Year. I want to try out more recipes instead of falling back on the same-old, same-old standards. And I want to enjoy my kitchen, just the way it is.
My kitchen is roomy by New York City standards but small by 2014 suburban Winnipeg standards. Designed in 1949 and essentially unchanged since then, it's a little galley setup that could be described as economical. Still, it's better to be too cramped a few days of the year -- on those big occasions when you're cooking for a crowd -- than too large the rest of the year.
I've pulled off Thanksgiving dinners for 18 that have involved juggling, improvising and (admittedly) a few moments of hair-pulling frustration. But, basically, anything that you can do in a big kitchen, you can do in a small kitchen. You just have to plan.
One of my New Year's projects was a big cleanup that allowed me to get reacquainted with the back of my pantry cupboard, while freeing me to stock up on some new ingredients. I ruthlessly purged non-essential items of kitchen equipment and organized the remaining basics. I donated obscure kitchen gadgets and vowed to renew my commitment to the ones I kept. (Bring on the slow cooker.) And I started to get tough with my cookbook collection, zeroing in on the recipes I really use, as well as adding some new ones to my weeknight rotation.
I celebrated this whole New Year-New Me project with a salad adapted from The Smitten Kitchen. The sesame-miso dressing is a keeper, and poured over some crisp greens, it cheered up a frigid January day.
I also made a slow-cooker pork stew from teenytinykitchen.com, a food blog written by a pair of Vermont-based cooks who passionately believe that "a small kitchen shouldn't be a hindrance to good food." (Although anyone with a micro-kitchen probably has to store the slow-cooker in some other part of the apartment, this appliance does free up a small oven for other things.)
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225 g (about 1/2 lb) snap peas, untrimmed
225 g (about 1/2 lb or 3 cups) Napa cabbage (also called Chinese cabbage or sui choy), cut into thin ribbons
3 green onions, sliced thinly
Half an English cucumber, halved lengthwise and sliced thinly
15 ml (3 tbsp) toasted sesame seeds (divided)
15 ml (1 tbsp) minced fresh ginger
1 clove garlic, minced
30 ml (2 tbsp) mild yellow or white miso, plus up to 15 ml (1 tbsp) more to taste
30 ml (2 tbsp) tahini
15 ml (1 tbsp) honey
60 ml (1/4 cup) rice vinegar
30 ml (2 tbsp) sesame oil
30 ml (2 tbsp) canola oil
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil, and prepare a small ice-water bath. Boil the snap peas for about 2 minutes, then scoop them out with a slotted spoon and immediately drop into ice-water bath. Let cool, drain and pat dry. Trim ends and cut on the diagonal into thin slices. In large bowl, toss the snap peas, cabbage, green onions and cucumber. Sprinkle with 15 ml (1 tbsp) toasted sesame seeds. Make the dressing by whirling all ingredients, starting with the smaller amount of miso, in a blender until smooth. Taste and adjust ingredients -- use the extra 15 ml (1 tbsp) miso if desired. Toss salad with half the dressing and taste. Use more dressing if you like, or save the rest for your next salad. Sprinkle with remaining sesame seeds. Dig in.
Adapted from The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook by Deb Perelman.
Tester's notes: Oh, gosh, so good. And such a terrific alternative to my desperately uninspired weekday staple of bagged greens and standard vinaigrette. Perelman points out that you can easily change up the ingredients. She uses julienned radishes, and you could also try blanched green beans or cooked, shelled edamame.
I made the dressing twice in one weekend, and the first time I didn't have miso and simply couldn't face going out in the -34 chill to get some. Miso definitely adds salty and subtle flavour, but that first miso-less batch was also pretty good. I just upped the amount of tahini by 15 ml (1 tbsp), added a little salt, and adjusted the oil and vinegar a bit.
You can toast sesame seeds in a 150 C (300 F) oven for about 5 minutes.
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Olive oil
Salt and pepper, to taste
3 carrots, peeled
3 large parsnips, peeled
3 medium red thin-skinned potatoes, scrubbed but not peeled
2 red onions
60 ml (1/4 cup) Dijon mustard
Couple of sprigs fresh thyme
500 ml (2 cups) dry white wine
250 ml (1 cup) sodium-reduced chicken broth
In large pan over medium-high heat, heat the olive oil and sear the pork tenderloins on all sides, adding salt and pepper to each side. Meanwhile, cut the carrots, parsnips and potatoes into 2.5-cm (1-inch) pieces and place in bottom of a slow-cooker. Place seared pork tenderloins on top of vegetables and spread mustard on top of pork. Coarsely chop the onions and sauté in the same pan used to cook the pork until softened and beginning to brown. Deglaze the pan with wine and chicken stock, scraping up any brown bits, then pour mixture over pork and vegetables. Add thyme, cover and cook on high for 4-5 hours or until pork is starting to fall apart and vegetables are soft.
Adapted from teenytinykitchen.com.
Tester's notes: Just add some good bread and you have a nice, simple supper. Of course, this recipe will spark the Great Slow Cooker Debate -- whether or not to brown first. It's not an absolutely necessary step -- and part of the appeal of the slow cooker is the idea that you can just dump everything in and walk away -- but the browning stage does add colour and complexity. If you're feeling very ambitious, you can add one more step: After the meat and vegetables are done, you can transfer the liquid to a pot on the stovetop and boil it down for a thicker, more concentrated sauce.
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