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World Chefs: Gluten-free cookbook for tasty meals
Aug 2, 2011, 3:01 a.m.
By Dorene Internicola
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - For the many millions of sufferers of the auto-immune disorder celiac disease eating a pepperoni pizza, chocolate cake, pasta or anything containing wheat can trigger a range of unpleasant symptoms.
But the editors of "The Cooking Light Gluten-Free Cookbook," with 150 recipes ranging from spaghetti and meatballs to chicken-fried steak, show that eating wheat-free need not be bland and boring.
They have reworked their favorite recipes to make them tastily free of gluten -- a protein commonly found wheat, rye and barley that triggers the symptoms.
Contributing editor and New York City-based nutritionist Janine Whiteson spoke to Reuters about eating wheat-less without sacrifice, stocking a gluten-free kitchen and exploring exotic grains.
Q: What was the reason for doing a gluten-free cookbook?
A: "For several million people gluten is toxic. It affects the small intestine and causes inflammation. In our country right now one out of 100 people have celiac disease or other wheat intolerances. It's a big problem."
Q: How did Cooking Light arrive at these recipes?
A: "These are 150 of our tried and tested recipes. We just changed them with a gluten-free pantry. We have diner-style onion rings. We have chicken-fried steak. We have Greek risotto and Indian dishes. You cannot taste the difference in these recipes compared to our regular recipes.
Q: What's the biggest problem encountered in eliminating wheat from a diet?
A: "There's wheat in so many things, from salad dressings to cough syrup, even the adhesives in envelopes."
Q: Is there any nutritional downside to not eating wheat?
A: "Not at all. A lot of the grains are actually higher in fiber, vitamins and minerals than wheat. Of course you do have to get in your fruit and vegetables. I always say shop the perimeters of the aisles (of the supermarket). That's where the fresh fruits, vegetables and the dairy products are.
Q: What are the essentials of a gluten-free pantry?
A: "The spices, the condiments, baking essentials like corn starch, corn-meal, gluten-free flour blends and baking power. Beans are an important staple in the gluten-free pantry, as are legumes, tofu, and dairy products. Luckily most supermarkets have a gluten-free aisle, so shop for the essentials there."
Q: What are some grains used in place of wheat?
A: "Quinoa is extremely high in fiber and protein and minerals and vitamins. We use buckwheat, which is not a wheat but a grain, and millet. Amaranth, an ancient grain from Mexico, is high in fiber and protein. Teff, a tiny grain from Africa, has a ton of vitamins and minerals."
Q: Is it more complicated to cook with these unfamiliar ingredients?
A: "No, but you really have to be careful how long you cook a rice pasta, or quinoa pasta. Gluten-free pastas get sticky or mushy if overcooked. You have to read the directions. You have to cook al dente. We've included all of that in the cookbook."
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Wall Street Journal Hit By Chinese Hackers, Too 92
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Anyone else surprised that China is run by a corrupt dictatorship? Anyone else surprised that the the ruling members amass vast wealth?
Does it happen here? Sure. But at least we can vote the bush family out every once in a while.
The Chinese people aren't' dumb. They know the ruling party is on the take. They see the special privlage, the fancy cars, the vast fortunes. What sucks is the attitude. They either want to ignore it, pretend it's OK as if it's their lot in life to be shit on, or they lust to be one of the powerful so they can step on everyone else.
The Chinese traditional lust for conformity and saving face is ultimately what enslaves them.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jan/28/pentagon-cyber-security-expansion-stuxnet [guardian.co.uk]
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jan/29/obama-guantanamo-pentagon-cyber-yemen [guardian.co.uk]
Perhaps now, someone in the ivory tower will see how vulnerable we really are.
This is not a 'china is bad' story but rather a 'US Corporate Security Sucks' story and it should be.
There will always be baddies trying to get in. We need to be the best in the world at stopping them.
Right now, I am sad to report, we are not.
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Acrastyle: the bright sparks behind some clever switches
Last updated at 10:15, Monday, 11 June 2012
WAITING in the reception at Acrastyle, two things immediately grab your attention.
One is the idyllic view overlooking the canal and the other is the two clocks mounted to the wall, displaying local times in Ulverston and Chennai in India.
"We're owned by an Indian parent company," Acrastyle's managing director, David Brands, explains.
Asking David to explain exactly what it is that Acrastyle does provokes a smile.
"In your house you have lots of switches to turn lights on and off," he says, happily settling into what can only be described as storytime mode.
"Light switches make and break a circuit. But at high voltage levels you can't use a simple switch. The current would simply 'jump across' and you'd get a big spark.
"To make or break a circuit on, say, an electricity substation, if there was a fault, for example, the switch uses other technology, and we design and make those systems."
Systems designed by electrical engineers at Acrastyle can be found on upwards of 90 per cent of all electricity substations across the UK.
In a matter of milliseconds, Acrastyle's automated systems can identify if a fault is indeed a fault, isolate and fix it, and prevent the fault affecting the electricity supply to homes and businesses.
"We design systems that can make a decision in 10 milliseconds. They can tell the difference between a fault which will need correcting and something which will clear itself given the chance," David explains.
Acrastyle started life 50 years ago making light fittings from its base in North Lonsdale Road in Ulverston. Now the company's 70 employees undertake work for windfarm developers – monitoring the flow of electricity from the turbines to the mainland – and design systems which provide and monitor power to electric trains across the UK's rail network.
Acrastyle has installed control and monitoring systems for nine UK windfarms to date, protecting their connections to the National Grid, including two off the coast of Barrow.
And David's expertise in train power networks led to him penning an article for Railway Strategies – a trade magazine aimed at senior railway executives.
Looking at his career path reveals why David is seen as an industry expert. He spent 19 years with GEC – a world leader in the field, bought and then sold his own company and then became a management consultant before being head-hunted to take the helm at Acrastyle.
"I got a phone call from someone who knew about me and asked if I would come up here," David says.
"I was here initially as a consultant and, in the end, I became the managing director."
Originally from Greenock in Scotland, David now splits his time between Ulverston and Stafford. He tells us one of his hobbies is F1 Racing, the origins of which are apparently self-explanatory.
"1968 Scalextric – Jim Clark. That's all I need to say," David says smiling.
When David joined Acrastyle, the company was struggling, the economic downturn having resulted in a 40 per cent drop in business over two years. But ongoing investment in electrical infrastructure across the UK and, although he is reluctant to admit it, David's management skills have turned things around and Acrastyle is expecting growth of up to 30 per cent during 2012.
"Our success is down to the team we have here in Ulverston," he stresses. "Our design engineers, our wiremen, our testers.
"They are the reason we are doing so well, I don't want to take the credit for that."
Acrastyle's monitors are housed inside large metal panels which give little away about the technology within but David is once more quick to highlight his workers' skills.
"There are some people in this industry who are known as panel bashers," he says. "They don't know anything about the technology inside the panels, they literally just source the components and put them together. One of the things we try to sell is our engineering capabilities.
"We design the systems from scratch, get all the components and wire them up and then test them. Some customers think of us as panel bashers but, ultimately, we are an engineering company – that is our USP, we are bloody good engineers."
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The Giants' No. 15 prospect struck out eight and allowed two hits over six innings Saturday night as Class A Augusta blanked Savannah, 1-0.
Crick kept the Sand Gnats out of the hit column until ZeErika McQueen doubled with one out in the fifth. He walked four and faced five batters over the minimum in his 12th start for the GreenJackets.
"I'd say fastball-curveball was working for me," Crick said. "I was just getting ahead of the count."
In three starts this month, the 19-year-old right-hander has allowed just an unearned run over 18 innings. Crick has given up only five hits while striking out 22 during that stretch.
"Fastball command and getting ahead of the batters," he said when asked what was the key. "I'm making them swing at pitchers' pitches."
Overall, Crick is 3-4, ranks sixth in the South Atlantic League with a 2.79 ERA and ninth with 73 strikeouts. The 49th overall pick in last year's Draft is hoping to get even better -- and he knows what he needs to do.
"Cut my walks in half and throw a lot more strikes," he said.
Michael Fullmer (4-4), the Mets' No. 8 prospect, fanned eight while allowing a run on two hits over six innings. Pitching in a game that many would describe as old-school was a fun experience for Crick.
"It was cool, real competitive," the Texas native said. "I knew the other starter, we were definitely competing against one another."
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