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    If you love good food and love eating then chances are you can turn into a great cook if you have the interest to learn. I personally started to learn cooking as a child only to give mom a break in the kitchen, this developed into an interest that I have pursued ever since. Cooking to me should be quick, not very laborious and taste very good. In order to become a fairly good cook I followed these steps below and hope it is of help to you too.1) Always be willing to learn new techniques, tips and

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    Are you tired of the same old routine everyday? Most of us work at least an eight hour shifts every single day, but our day is not over after work. We must rush home and start cooking dinner for our families, and maybe in a few hours we will have some time to ourselves. Have you ever thought about saving yourself some time, by cooking with your crock pot everyday. Most of us own a crock pot, but we never think to use it. Do you know that you can bake as well as cook everything else in your crock

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    lines. In contrast to seeds of traditional/modern high yielding varieties, hybrid seeds loose its hybrid vigor for each of the generations when seeds are reused compelling farmers to purchase new seeds every year. Most of the rich hybrids are for boro rice. Aman varieties are long duration type and mostly grown under rain fed conditions. Since most of the farmers rely on farmer saved seeds for aman season there is less demand for purchased seeds. Hence participation of private seed companies is very

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    Cultural competence is a major component in social work as it enables us to communicate effectively with people of different background and cultures. (Suppes & Wells, p. 79.) By definition, culture is a universal phenomenon as it refers to family values, education, work, religion, success, food, and social class. (NASW, p. 14.) In this paper, I will compare and contrast my own cultural background with that of one of my best friends, Dawn Denny who happens to be a Guyanese. Most Haitians

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    We did our facilitation about rice commodity in three different countries and I must say, it was good working with my team members. Rice production is one of the most important aspects to the food supply of different countries, I chose China and because China was the number one rice producing country, I thought this was really interesting. Working together in a group is not always fun, but with the right people working with you, it will be easy. My team members for this facilitation were great, which

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    use of rice in Japanese food culture is a long-standing tradition that is found to be very important to every meal ate on the island. Japan was actually introduced to the world of rice by southern China many years ago (Web Japan). After this original introduction during the Edo period, the rice was cultivated into wet rice paddies that the Japanese would eat (Web Japan). This use of rice stuck around for nearly two thousand years before the Japanese started creating other ways to use the rice they

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    stock are simmered in a pan to make a tomato sauce. The mashed cassava and coriander(cilantro) are mixed together with the tomato sauce in the pan. This delicious and rich in flavor dish is then topped with the fried shrimp and served with steamed rice on the side. This recipe has such unique and flavorful characteristics. Although I thought the consistency of the sauce would be thinner, the texture came out to be a little thicker and softer than expected. It had very appealing colors, including

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    Bioscience, improving productivity of rice, a crop recognized for its medically useful proteins, providing benefits to human nutrition worldwide. Ventria Bioscience Overview Ventria Bioscience was founded by molecular biologist Dr. Raymond Rodriguez officially in 1993. Professor Rodriguez began research and experiments in the 1980’s in Sacramento, California with some of his research colleagues and students. He began to develop techniques to extract, enhance and purify rice by adding proteins (Recombinant

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    Reese’s Puffs and Frosted Flakes are common cereal that many often eat for breakfast and are eaten as snacks, but are they healthy cereals. These cereals are top of the line for sales and are shown multiple times on televisions for their common commercials. To figure this out some research was conducted to see how much sugar, calorie, fiber, and sodium each of them have per serving cup. Data Reese’s Puffs are made with whole grain, no artificial flavors, and no colors from artificial sources. They

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    Traditionally, rice is harvest in a big group of your family in later months of summer each year. In August people would move to rice camps for harvesting of rice. Once rice would ripen most of their energy was then focused on harvesting. According to Harvesting and Processing in Canada, harvesting wild rice is also called knocking the rice where they would use canoes that are said to be the best watercraft to use because of their shape and smoothness, which causes the least amount harm to the rice plants

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