The Giant Corporations Behind Your Burgers And Milk Have A Terrifying Climate Secret #auspol #qldpol #nswpol #ClimateBreakdown #StopAdani #EndCoal

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The Giant Corporations Behind Your Burgers And Milk Have A Terrifying Climate Secret

Together, five companies have a climate footprint bigger than Exxon, Shell or BP, but we don’t talk about it.

Tom Levitt

Lauri Patterson

Beef burgers, ham sandwiches, cheese slices, yogurt, bread.

A good amount of the food you might eat on a daily basis is likely to have come from just three U.S companies: Tyson, Cargill and Dairy Farmers of America. 

Minnesota-based Cargill is the world’s biggest food trader, selling everything from grains and beef to eggs and palm oil.

Meat giant Tyson processes 35 million chickens, 424,000 pigs and 130,000 cattle every week in the U.S. And Dairy Farmers of America accounts for 30 percent of all the milk produced in the country.

And in addition to providing your breakfast, lunch and dinner, they are some of…

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Hitchki goes Bollywood

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Hitchki particularly at bkc has been quite the buzz on weekends. You shall see hoards of people buzzing around there for its music, drinks and vibes.

So they have an entire menu themed based on movies and I was pretty impressed with the innovation of the names used.

Also secondly what I liked was the menu being so widespread. They had a huge amount of starters, burgers, soups, salads, pasta, Chinese dishes, chaat, Indian cuisine.

Let’s start with Chakna

We tried Ulta Punjab

Crisp Rumali + Masala Papad Mix . I liked this but would have liked more masala in butter to it.

They had this interesting section to the menu called “Back in time” which had dishes like

Irani & co

Hostel ka maggi

Andas apna apna

We tried Kuchi bhi

Hitchki take on vada Pav which had dabeli masala buttered Pav . I like the combination of the…

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Recipe: Banana Pecan Crumb Muffins By //Love and Olive Oil #AceFoodDesk reports

#AceFoodNews – Oct.13: Tender, fluffy banana muffins studded with chopped pecans and topped with a crunchy crumbly streusel (since we’re all in agreement that the tops are the best part anyway, why not make them even better with a crumb topping!)……………If you’re looking for a new way to use up those over-ripe bananas taunting you on the counter, look no further than these banana pecan muffins! They’re tender and sweet and satisfyingly crunchy, like a cross between banana bread and coffee cake. In other words, the perfect way to start your day #AceFoodDesk reports

Ripe bananas are a constant battle around here, so I’m always throwing together a batch of banana bread so as not to let them go to waste: But rather than torture you with yet another banana bread recipe (I’ve got quite a few of them, actually, including my all time favorite double chocolate banana bread) I decided to do a banana muffin instead.

What a concept!

But I wasn’t satisfied with a muffin-ified version of my banana bread. No, my muffins would be stellar, studded with chopped pecans (you should be proud of me for using nuts here rather than my default chocolate chips… because breakfast.) and finished with a crunchy streusel topping.

Because, let’s be honest… a muffin without a crumb topping isn’t even worth making.

I originally tweaked my buttermilk crumb cupcake recipe to incorporate the ripe bananas, and while it was a good starting point, I found the batter a bit too delicate to support the weight of the crumb (leading to delicious, but embarrassingly sunken muffins). A bit more flour and a little less butter seemed to solve that problem, easily enough, and this recipe is the result!

Why are those cupcakes and these are muffins?

Let’s see. Well, the fruit here, for one thing, makes them most definitely muffins. Also see: lack of chocolate chips (not that I have anything against chocolate chips for breakfast, but it makes the definition in this case a lot easier). No frosting, no dusting of powdered sugar, no mound of fluffy buttercream.

Source: // Love and Olive Oil Published: October.13:2018:

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Bubble Tea Craze

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One downside of living in a tropical country is its hot and humid climate which makes life really uncomfortable. To cool down we turn to cold refreshments.

One craze that stayed until now is the bubble tea. No one knows who really invented it but Taiwan reinvented it during the 1980’s. Bubble tea shops sprouted like mushrooms here since we love a cool refreshing drink.

There are many theories as to why it is called bubble tea. One theory is bubbles form when the drink is shaken up. Another one is because of the tapioca pearls that sits at the bottom. Those black pearls are addictive because there’s something in their chewiness.

But bubble tea doesn’t always have bubbles and tea in it. Bubbles usually formed when it has milk in it. The variety that has no lace of tea in it is the fruit flavoured juice with the jelly…

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Report: Huge Reduction in Meat-Eating ‘Essential’ To Avoid Climate Breakdown #AceFoodDesk reports

#AceFoodNews – Oct.11: Huge reductions in meat-eating are essential to avoid dangerous climate change, according to the most comprehensive analysis yet of the food system’s impact on the environment. From a report: In western countries, beef consumption needs to fall by 90% and be replaced by five times more beans and pulses #AceFoodDesk reports

The research [PDF] also finds that enormous changes to farming are needed to avoid destroying the planet’s ability to feed the 10 billion people expected to be on the planet in a few decades. Food production already causes great damage to the environment, via greenhouse gases from livestock, deforestation and water shortages from farming, and vast ocean dead zones from agricultural pollution.

But without action, its impact will get far worse as the world population rises by 2.3 billion people by 2050 and global income triples, enabling more people to eat meat-rich western diets

Source: PDF: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0594-0.epdf :Published on October 11, 2018 at 06:00AM: https://t.me/acenewsgroup/755152

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RT @gbchefs: Shout out to @chef_chantelle for #GBBO #VeganWeek as a major advocate of #plantbased food & #foodwaste AND for being strong yet empathetic female head chef in a very male environment #AdaLovelaceDay She rocks 💕👊👩‍🍳https://t.co/SLjOKDI7xr

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Shout out to @chef_chantelle for #GBBO#VeganWeek as a major advocate of #plantbased food & #foodwaste AND for being strong yet empathetic female head chef in a very male environment #AdaLovelaceDay She rocks 💕👊👩‍🍳https://t.co/SLjOKDI7xr

— Great British Chefs (@gbchefs) October 9, 2018

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Tipp No. 25: German Kitchen Classics – Beef Rouladen (Rindsrouladen)

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German Beef Rouladen

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Cook Time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour 50 minutes

Servings: 4 servings

Traditional German beef rouladen is beef rolled with bacon, onion, mustard and a pickle, served with a lovely pan gravy.

Ingredients
For the rouladen:
4 very thin boneless round steaks about 4 inches wider x 7 inches long
Salt and pepper
Paprika
4 Tbsp whole grain mustard or Dijon, regular yellow mustard
8 slices bacon
1/2 cup finely diced onion
4 baby dill pickles halved or larger dill pickles quartered. Sweet pickle is also an option here.
2 Tbsp olive oil

For the gravy:
2 cups beef broth
2 Tbsp red wine can omit or replace with a couple of teaspoons of red wine vinegar
1 Tbsp tomato paste or ketchup, in a pinch
1 tsp Dijon mustard or regular mustard
Pinch paprika
Salt and pepper to…

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The Great Indian Khichdi Festival, Good Punjabi food! Hello @Neel

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We absolutely loved this place as the food taste and quality is standard .

I love the Mahalaxmi outlet for its beautiful decor and being by the racecourse .

The Powai outlet is more like an all day place with modern ambience and gives you best of both worlds – Indigo Deli and Neel. You can order from what you like.

We were craving for good punjabi food .

Cost would be ₹2000 for two.

What did we order ?

For starters , we ordered :
Nadru Ki Shami Kebab ₹415
Lotus stem and Bengal gram patty, cooked on an iron giddle
Absolutely succulent and delicious .

We loved their Khichdi .
It is absolutely a Bowlful of soul !
Rediscover regional khichdi and what not.
There was more than our imagination. There was from Kathiyawadi Khichdi to Maharastrian khichdi to Bisi Belle Bhaath to Kolumbichi Khichdi to Karnataka to…

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Umraan Regional, little traditional place in Bandra

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Umraan Regional is a small restaurant in the by lanes of Bandra and right off the bat we can tell you it has a very homely vibe. Their menu is curated by taking dishes made by Indian mother’s from all over the country. From their spicy chettinad paneer to their fluffy parathas, this place is bound to bring back memories of your childhood.

First off, We tried the cheese corn samosas and they were heavenly. Hot, crisp and served with a mint and hung curd dip, the samosas made for a brilliant starter.

Along with the samosas we ordered the aloo sukha which did taste pretty good as well.

Moving on to the main course, we tried the paneer burjhi paired with the fluffy garlic paratha. The portions were very generous and enough for two. For desert we tried the lal gulla which was a red velvet rasgulla. At first…

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Elizabeth David (1913–1992) was a British cookery writer. In the mid-20th century she helped revital ise home cookery in her native country and beyond with articles and books about European cuisines and tradit ional British dishes #AceFoodNews

#AceFoodNews – May.22: Born to an upper-class family, she studied art in Paris and travelled to Greece, where she was nearly trapped by the German invasion in 1941………………..Returning to England in 1946, she was dismayed by the contrast between the bad food served in Britain and the simple foods she had enjoyed in France, Greece and Egypt……………She wrote magazine articles about Mediterranean cooking, and in 1950 published A Book of Mediterranean Food…………Her recipes called for ingredients such as aubergines, basil, figs, garlic, olive oil and saffron, which at the time were scarcely available in Britain………….By the 1960s David was a major influence on domestic and professional British cooking……………Between 1950 and 1984 she published eight books; after her death a further four were published: The Wikipedia article of the day for May 22, 2018 is Elizabeth David https://t.me/acenewsgroup/491237 #AceFoodNews

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