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In the novel 90 packets of Instant Noodles, another main character, who is Joel’s father faces internal struggles within himself. The struggles that the father faces are about him not setting any boundaries for Joel and not wanting to be like his father. In the start of the novel you see Joel’s father being very lenient with him. This is shown through indirect characterisation as we notice Joel and his father have no boundaries. However we see in the start how instead of being sent to juvenile detention, his father negotiated a different deal for him proving he wanted to have more of a disciplinary relationship with him. Another struggle the father faces is trying to overcome not being like his father. On page 97 you read in the letter from

The novel 90 Packets of Instant Noodles, written by Deb Fitzpatrick. The novel involves the act of growing up and a twist of adventure. It is about a boy named Joel who gets sent off to solitary confinement as punishment for a crime that has been committed. Through the book we examine how each character faces an internal struggle or moral dilemma within themselves. The character Joel faces moral dilemmas of friendship, guilt and not doing the right thing. In the novel, we also notice Joel’s father face internal struggles which involve his son being such a troublemaker because of the father-son relationship they have. Lastly, we witness Joel’s best mate Craggs, who faces the internal struggles of family and not being loved. All of the characters

This report analyzed and exposed the issues facing Go Sushi, a small franchised retail enterprise in the take away food industry. The information received is based on interviews with owner and innovator Luigi Bertolacci, and research in to the external and internal environment related to Go Sushi and the take away food industry.

Finding a place that you are comfortable with is important. In this article “How Ramen Got Me Through Adolescence”, Greenwood writes about when she was in fifth grade she doesn’t like to eat in the cafeteria and in front of people. This is because as she said “The cafeteria was a place of foul odors, gelatinous spills, horrific mixtures of chocolate pudding, fruit cocktail and ketchup consumed as dares…”.In this article she told us that she is an introvert that likes to read and eat by herself. She started the article by saying how she didn’t eat from breakfast until after school because of her disliking of the school cafeteria. Then she continues about how after school she always eat a big bowl of ramen that she will make by herself. She shows that she really like to read book.”I read my book hidden under my desk in nearly every class until the end of middle school.”. In this article she shows that ramen is a big part of

Kitakata Ramen is a small, family owned restaurant that just opened up about a month ago. I worked in a resale shop next door and was privileged with the task of “quality assurance” a few weeks before they open officially. Business seems to be booming for them and people are always packed into the entrance. They only serve ramen, as the name would suggest, and the plaza the shop is located at is quite busy. The store itself stands out in stark contrast to the other restaurants nearby.

In this show there are four chefs to show a variety of everyday ingredients into a unprecedented three-course meal. In every episode, four chefs contend. The show is split into 3 sphericals; in every round, the chefs square measure given a basket containing between 3 and 5 unrelated ingredients, and also the dish every rival prepares should contain all of those ingredients. The competitors are given access to a storeroom and icebox, that is equipped a good type of different ingredients. every spherical is times, and also the chefs should cook their dishes and plate them before the time elapses.

I have everything that any other kid would want who lives on the streets searching desperatly for help. I could go on about how my family gets into physical fights or how they dont always suport my decisions, but the truth is that i can’t put myself in Michael oher shoes. Michael oher is a strong, kind hearted man who had a terrible childhood. Some how he overcame it with his secret. In his autobiography he says “instead of getting caught up in what was in front of me, I had my eyes on what was ahead” (oher 12). Oher knew he didn’t want to be in the position he was in for the rest of his life so he made a change. He didn’t focus what was in front of him instead he followed his heart and worked on what he loved which was football. Being able to do what you want and not let anything get in your way is important when you want to live a happy life and that what Michael Oher did.

Noodles are known for their widely consumption throughout the world. Wheat flour which is usually used to make instant noodles has low fibre and protein contents (lysine). Legumes are becoming popular in various food applications as it is rich in fibre and protein. This study was carried out to establish the proportions of cowpea flours that would produce good quality noodles, in composite with soft wheat flour. Up to 50% cowpea flour substitutions were made. The following parameters were investigated on the flours: functional properties and proximate composition. For the preferred noodle by the sensory panels; cooking qualities and proximate composition were determined. Sensory evaluation was conducted to assess the acceptance preference of the products. The results showed that moisture content of flours affects the final quality of noodles. Wheat and cowpea at 70:30 had high cooking weight (37.00g). From the sensory analysis, no significant difference (P> 0.01) existed between noodles

This passion of mine began while watching “Nailed it” a TV series from netflix. This show demonstrates at home bakers that know how to bake but aren’t the best at it. This show reminded me of me because I say am a good baker but when it comes down to it, it always ends up being a flop. While watching that show I came across a new Australian tv baking show called “Zumbo's just desserts” were fiercely competitors do bake offs to see who is the best baker. The difference between the two shows are that in Zumbos just desserts once the baker is ready to bake they show and describe what technique they are

The Ramen Girl is a 2008 movie directed by Robert Allan Ackerman. Brittany Murphy plays Abby, a young woman who is abandoned by her boyfriend in Tokyo after moving to Japan to be with him. Although she is severely depressed, she continues living in Tokyo instead of going back home to America. On a night soon after her boyfriend’s departure, she wanders into a ramen shop, has a good cry, and instantly feels better after she eats a bowl of ramen. The chef and restaurant manager, Maezumi, and his wife, Reiko, do not know what to make of the American girl since they do not understand English.

It was a rainy afternoon-turned-evening and I was faced with the struggle of rummaging up something to eat. I was alone, and cooking for one is never that exciting (to me), I find a sweet pleasure in cooking for others, witnessing their satisfaction with each bite as your sign of endearment. Before I lamented at the thought of cooking for myself, a recipe popped into my mind, shifting my thoughts to excitement. It's one that I'd been wanted to try and just so happened to be the perfect meal to brighten up this grey day, plus it was simple, like really simple.

Phoenix high School’s Culinary Arts class had a Ginger Bread competition on the 10th, 11th, 14th, 16th, and 17th of December. The whole purpose of this competition was for Mr. Janosek, the teacher of the Culinary Arts class to teach his students how to improvise, to demonstrate the students’ communication skills, and to work well with the teammates in each students group. I talked to Miss Pond to get a better incite on the competition. Miss Pond is a young lady in the class in group six and she felt as though “(put in a quote)”. Along with Miss Pond every other student in the class where striving to win the prize for having the most unique Ginger Bread creation. The prize was a Dutch Brother’s card for each student in each group that won

Two weeks ago our studio was given the challenges to take ideas from the prototype that the last studio made and make a functioning donut falafel cart. On the first day of the studio

I believe Stephen Fry’s goal is to show people what the South truly is like not what other people believe it is like. In the beginning, Fry talks about how the South consists of cotton, gospel music, hospitality, and its unique accent, which I believe the South represents to some extent, but it doesn’t entirely consist of those things. Fry seems delighted with these aspects of Southern culture and was quite taken back by the football game. What I found interesting but not surprising was the “penitentiary conversion” because for me it just seems like such a Southern thing. I always perceived the South as a deeply religious and football loving area. This video hasn’t really changed my perception. The only thing I did not know about was

In the film Mirch Masala, the movie brings to light a critical point in Indian feminism. The film takes place in the 1940s in a small village of colonial India. It acknowledges the interactions of the protagonists struggle due to the power relations in the village. The subedar is a (tax collector) who travels to villages with his soldiers and order payment of land taxes. Due to their power, they intimidate the villages and seize women. The subedar who is lustful for women, is fascinated by Sonbai, whose husband left the village due to his new job. Sonbai is a woman who works in a spice factory. The subedar is intrigued by her confidence, beauty, and intelligence which, makes him pursue her. Sonbai encounters the oppressive realities of life for a woman in India. Rejecting the advances of the subedar, Sonbai is forced to take safety in a pepper factory. I will analyze the use of the spice red chili pepper as it serves as a powerful image in the film. Red chili peppers are used as a metaphor that can be can invoke many meanings. Chili pepper in the movie is used as a symbol of resistance against the patriarchal oppression that the Indian women face in the movie.