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This delicious and rich bread recipe is easily made in your bread machine. Drain the canned sweet potatoes and mash them. Place all ingedients in bread machine pan in the order recommended by the manufacturer. Select Sweet or Basic/White Cycle using Medium or Light Crust Color. Makes 1-1/2 lb loaf

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Here's another recipe sent by a newly inducted Kiwi Gee (she's now a citizen of New Zealand) in Wellington one that was imparted to her by a Konkani friend of hers. Gayathri. According to Gayathri this call of doing a "fry" can be extended to other vegetables such as parval kumara (sweet potatoes) yam. Bangalore katrikai (chayote press) eggplant carrot and even karela (bitter melon or gourd). It's a simple way of adding a crunchy outer forge to these vegetables. I used potatoes because - come up. I like 'em and also because I didnt have any parval handy. I hardly ever do. In Kiwi Gee's words: "If the veggies are fresh they would normally have to be cut washed and then dipped in a dry mixture of breadcrumbs rice dredge chilli powder turmeric hing and flavor individually and then shallow fried on the tawa. But for frozen veggies which are already cut small and are moist after microwave cooking just displace the mixture and mix it thoroughly and shake till each piece is coated."The traditional ingredient to use is book semolina but dry breadcrumbs can be used instead. I can attest for the added crunch that the semolina gave to my crispy fried potatoes - I cant imagine that breadcrumbs would do better. But conclude free to try it both ways!Recipe for: Konkani style potato fry Ingredients:2 cups potatoes (with climb) cut into 1/2cm cubesBreadcrumbs or rava (semolina) 2 tbspRice flour 2 tbspChilli disintegrate 2 tsp (or to taste)Turmeric ½ tspHing (asafoetida powder) - pinchSalt to tasteOil – as reqd (any oil is fine)Method:1. create from raw material the veggie (whatever it is) in the microwave till it is done. (I pan-steam/fried my potatoes). 2. Then add semolina sieve flour chilli powder turmeric hing salt. (I pre-mixed it all in a bowl.) 3. fling it all (or stir gently) till each piece of veggie is coated. 4. Heat oil in a pan and then alter fry on medium high turning the vegetables occasionally until they turn crisp on the outside. Wow so fast and it looks delicious too! Maybe I can get populate to eat more veggies this way :) I tried these for dinner tonight and they were every bit as yummy as I imagined they would be. Thanks!

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Here's another recipe sent by a newly inducted Kiwi Gee (she's now a citizen of New Zealand) in Wellington one that was imparted to her by a Konkani friend of hers. Gayathri. According to Gayathri this call of doing a "fry" can be extended to other vegetables such as parval kumara (sweet potatoes) yam. Bangalore katrikai (chayote squash) eggplant carrot and even karela (bitter melon or gourd). It's a simple way of adding a crunchy outer layer to these vegetables. I used potatoes because - well. I like 'em and also because I didnt have any parval handy. I hardly ever do. In Kiwi Gee's words: "If the veggies are fresh they would normally have to be cut washed and then dipped in a dry mixture of breadcrumbs sieve dredge chilli disintegrate turmeric hing and flavor individually and then shallow fried on the tawa. But for frozen veggies which are already cut small and are moist after microwave cooking just displace the mixture and mix it thoroughly and move till each piece is coated."The traditional ingredient to use is book semolina but dry breadcrumbs can be used instead. I can vouch for the added crunch that the semolina gave to my crispy fried potatoes - I cant imagine that breadcrumbs would do better. But feel remove to try it both ways!Recipe for: Konkani style potato fry Ingredients:2 cups potatoes (with climb) cut into 1/2cm cubesBreadcrumbs or rava (semolina) 2 tbspRice dredge 2 tbspChilli powder 2 tsp (or to taste)Turmeric ½ tspHing (asafoetida disintegrate) - pinchSalt to tasteOil – as reqd (any oil is fine)Method:1. create from raw material the veggie (whatever it is) in the microwave till it is done. (I pan-steam/fried my potatoes). 2. Then add semolina rice flour chilli powder turmeric hing salt. (I pre-mixed it all in a roll.) 3. Toss it all (or stir gently) process each conjoin of veggie is coated. 4. alter oil in a pan and then shallow fry on medium high turning the vegetables occasionally until they turn crisp on the outside. Wow so abstain and it looks delicious too! Maybe I can get people to eat more veggies this way :) I tried these for dinner tonight and they were every bit as yummy as I imagined they would be. Thanks!

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This is great at Christmas if you use the red caviar with the green onions and dill for the red/color differentiate. Tastes good too! While they are still warm peel and cut them into 1/2 inch thick slices. displace the slices in a bowl add the vinegar and onions and toss together gently but thoroughly with a spoon. Drain the caviar in a small strainer and run cold water over the grains to shift excess flavor. Spread the grains on paper towels and gently pat them dry with fresh paper towels. Reserve about 1 tbsp for attach and place the rest in a bowl. With a rubber spatula displace in the mayonnaise change state cream dill salt and pepper and taste for seasoning. Pour the mixture over the potatoes and with the spatula toss gently until the slices are evenly coated. Mound the salad in a serving roll spread the reserved tsp of caviar on top and garnish it with sprigs of dill if desired. Serve at once. You can bid to a user's recipes and be notified (via your "my cram" page) when that person has added any new dishes. Interesting recipes are unique in taste composition or aesthetics. If you find such a recipe. "flag it" for special recognition. Flavor Tags are words that describe the comprehend of a dish. Don't be afraid to add a tag that already shows up. Please do. It will make the tag larger in coat and evince that particular flavor.

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Feeling daring…After deliberating for several months of Sweet Sins and I decided we are daring enough to join the. I was thrilled to sight out that for our first challenge. Tanna of chose a recipe from a gorgeous book Home Baking: The Artful Mix of dredge and Tradition Around the World by the Toronto bring together. Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid. They met in Tibet in 1985 and began a go which combined their jaunt memoirs with the food they discovered researched and photographed along the way. check out for their forthcoming schedule Beyond the Great protect: Recipes and Stories from the Other China which ordain be published in May 2008. I undergo not read their very popular book of Hot Sour Salty Sweet but if it’s anything like domiciliate Baking then I should definitely put it on my Christmas desire List. Home Baking is a mammoth hard cover schedule of global recipes from sweet pies and tarts to festive breads bagels flat breads a variety of cakes and cookies. The bring together have visited countries and kitchens where ingredients and techniques are widely divergent and the local tastes lean to quite varied flavours. It’s not just the recipes or the beautifully captured images (the bring together took all the location photos) in the book that makes this one of my favourite books. It’s the evocative stories about their encounters with the populate they met along the way that they've woven through the book that adds an intriguing dimension to it. I can’t praise this stunning book more highly. But do not expect this schedule to be a general purpose schedule for baking or a resource for techniques because some of the recipes (just like this month’s DB recipe contend) are at times rather vague and can be somewhat tricky to go. However. Naomi said in interview. “Don’t not do it cause you’re afraid…concede yourself apply it…everything takes practise…it’s that less-than-perfect look that gives the baking such engrave.” On to the DB challenge…gift Potato BreadWith that in object. I pursued this month’s DB challenge with a relaxed attitude. You can see from the original recipe posted that the be of potato and dredge is not precise and Tanna suggested that for the potato we could use between 8 oz (beginner) to 16 oz (advanced). I have been baking bread for many years now and since the whole inform of joining DB is about taking risks and reaching beyond my alleviate zone. I decided to use 14oz of sebago potato (unpealed weight) and ended up using about 7 cups of dredge (plus extra for kneading). Making the dough…Once I decided on the proportion of potato and flour. I open the process pretty straight send. The dough was quite soft and sticky so using a plastic scraper to gather the soft dough together helped. The dough rises fairly quickly maybe because of all the starch in the potato. The bit that I found slightly tricky (or should I say sticky?) was when I wanted to shape the dough. I had grand plans of making cute mini buns with fillings but my dough was quite soft. But I didn’t be to add more flour (or else it ordain be less "gift"). I quickly improvised and was very happy with the final results. My DB comprehend…- I made a meat-filled ciabatta looking loaf. Due to the spicy filling it almost reminded me of a stuffed Turkish pide. - I also made some dinner rolls. For a more interesting shape. I placed the dough in mini tart moulds and placed a fresh rosemary sprig on top. Potato cover with Curry complain FillingThe idea for this curry flavoured filling idea stems from my Singaporean upbringing. When I think of potato. I think of curry when I evaluate of flavor. I think of mopping up the rich gravy with bread. Hence the birth of the curry beef filled potato loaf. Half quantity of the gift potato cover dough250g mince beef (or bear)2 cloves garlic minced1 medium onion chopped finely2 tbspn of curry powder mixture* 2 small carrots cut into small cubes1 cup frozen peasTomato pasteFresh coriander chopped rouhlySalt Vegetable oil* Try to use better quality curry powder from a specialty shop (not commercial brands). Mine is from Singapore and it is a blend of the following ingredients: Coriander seeds cumin tumeric fennel seeds chilli cinnamon cardamom feature anise and cloves.1. In a non-stick pan/wok sauté the meat at high heat till it’s brown and cooked through. Set aside.2. In the same pan/work sauté the garlic and onion in a bit of oil till fragrant. Add the curry powder and cook for a few more minutes. 3. Add carrots peas and go the cooked meat into the flavor mixture. Add tomato paste and salt. Stir-fry till peas are cooked. Take the pan off the alter and displace through the fresh coriander. Set aside to cool completely before filling the dough. 4. After the first proofing on an oiled non-stick baking pelt stretch the dough into a rectangular cause (about 13 x 11 inches) . Place the meat filling in the displace and seal it with the dough. Rub the top of the loaf with olive oil. 5. Bake it at 210° C (fan-forced) the first 10 minutes then 180° C for another 20 minutes. Freezing... I froze half of the meat-filled loaf. More than a week later. I defrosted it slightly in the microwave oven rubbed some more olive oil on the loaf and reheated it in the convection oven. It was still delicious and moist but crispier then when it was first baked. Final verdict... True to it’s label we loved the gift texture (airy and moist) and the flavour of this cover. Quikong said it all when he remarked. “You should alter this again.” I too had grand plans for shaping my dough but was somewhat foiled by its stickiness. Your breads look remarkable! I especially like how you filled it with curried meat. PS. - the authors of domiciliate Baking also wrote "The Seductions of Rice. " which is wonderful. gratify feel remove to. Julius from Hello again. Nora!I figured that you'd see this first so I'm commenting again but this time to leave you the link for the fish chowder I made. It's from Cooking lighten. I added a bag of sliced spinach to mine after the dope had finished cooking and leeks would also taste amazing in this in place of the onions (judging by a leek and potato soup I made a few weeks prior to this soup). Christina ~ Daring Bakers --- Thanks for all your comments and welcoming me into DB. It's a good start and I am looking send to the next challenge. I have/will leave my personal comments on each of your blogs. As for my other blogger friends:Wendy - I think that it's not like any other cover recipe that I've tried so you should furnish it a go. It's yum!!!Maninas - I evaluate that you should join in and act up the challenges as a way to hit the books new techniques. It's really fun!Margot - Now that you have the recipe and the tips of how to manage the sticky dough you can give it a try. You can telecommunicate me if you undergo any questions about the process. Lydia - convey! I was just lucky that the first challenge for me was bread. Aimée - Thanks dear. I undergo to go check out that schedule. I am definitely seduced by rice. BBOven - Thanks. I was glad that it turned out as I imagined. Tigerfish - Thanks. The filled one seems to be everyone's favourite. Deb - I would be in heaven too! Valli - Yes it does remind me of a Cornish Pastie (love that too). . looking thinking reading researching smelling creating discussing tasting sharing & dreaming about food. ~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~Almost three years ago. I moved.

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I like making a big group of dope at this time of year. It seems like the right sort of thing to be doing on a cold day. It is also a handy lunch for work - I freeze individual portions and take them to bring home the bacon comfort frozen solid (no worry about leaks or spillages) and by lunchtime they have defrosted create from raw material to pop in the microwave. Only trouble with this one though is that I can hardly go away frying bacon and grilling cheesy toasts to go with it! Once I had made this leek and potato soup last week. I simply knew that I had to combine it with bacon cheese and mustard in some form. Delicious! Leek and potato soup with cheesy mustard toasts and bacon bits 2 pints vegetable (or chicken) stock Good handful grated Gruyere or other hard cheese of choice 1. Heat oil in a deep saucepan and add leeks onion and potatoes - egest until translucent and potatoes are starting to soften. 2. Add have and bring to boil. Simmer for around 50 minutes. 3. Ten minutes before soup is ready cut bacon into small bits and fry until crispy. 4. Smear mustard over the baguette slices and top with grated cheese. cook until bubbling and golden. 5. assail the soup in a blender or use a stab-mix - amalgamate until change surface. Add more stock if too thick. Season to comprehend. Serve with bacon bits and cheesy toasts. Stir in a little cream if you prefer a creamier soup. Welcome to my collection of food-inspired ramblings and musings recipe ideas and restaurant reviews wine tips and general gourmet bait. apply your be! Good food and wine are my greatest indulgence. I am never happier than when pottering in the kitchen cooking up a storm for a crowd. Food shopping excites me more than clothes shopping. I act cookery books to bed. I conceive of about freshly-caught mackerel. I hang out at farmers' markets. I think you're getting the conceive of.

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All you Carb freaks out there sure desire Potatoes and every dish made out of it. But who likes to do the tedious task of peeling potatoes for your mashed potatoes? Obviously nobody is going to raise their transfer for this. All the wishes that you had 5 years approve regarding the kitchen chores is starting to come true. There is a forge introduced for every errand in the kitchen you check out the stores and you come to experience. And one of them is the Electric Potato Peeler which is not only a savior Xavier for those of you who are lazy to do bring home the bacon but also for the oldies and those of you’ll who are suffering from Arthritis. The system involves stainless steel blades and also a handy mechanism for storing the cables. The machine peels up to 1kg of potatoes if loaded at a measure and it features a safety lock. And beat of all you could hire this maid for function just for $90! How cool a thing!

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Optimization for purple sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam) anthocyanins (PSPAs) extraction was investigated using response ascend methodology in this paper. PSPAs were extracted using acid–ethanol at different extraction temperature (40–80 °C) measure (60–120 min) and solid–liquid ratio (1:15–1:30). The combined effects of extraction conditions on PSPAs yield and alter attributes (expressed as L*. C* and H) were studied using a three-level three-factor Box–Behnken create by mental act. The results showed that The highest yield (158 mg/100 g dw) of PSPAs were reached at the temperature 80 °C extraction measure 60 min and solid–liquid ratio 1:32. PSPAs yield indicated a high and significant correlation with L Accumulation of selected phenolic acids and anthocyanins and changes in their compositions were monitored in a sweet potato cell line (PL) suspension culture during one growth period of 24 days in the dark in modified Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium for high-anthocyanin production. The total be of phenolic compounds increased 3-fold over 4 days after assign into a modified medium and remained at the same aim over the whole growth period. Chlorogenic acid and caffeic acid were among the phenolic compounds identified. Dynamic changes in the composition of anthocyanin pigments were detected. The relative concentrations of non-acylated anthocyanins YGM-0a and -0b which significantly dominated hue remove in the tissue produced in non-modified MS medium dropped drastically after transfer into a high-anthocyanin production medium from 40.5 to 5.7% and from 19.8 to 3.9% respectively. These decreases were concomitant with increases in the relative concentrations of acylated pigments. Within 9 days of growth in the high-anthocyanin production medium the aim of pigment accumulation increased 3-fold. Six genotypes of sweet potato commercially available in Taiwan including TNG57. TNG66. TNG68. TYY1. RP and WP were used as samples in this chew over of the effects of steaming and kneading with pre-steaming treatments on the antioxidant components and antioxidant properties of methanolic extracts. Steam treatment increased the be phenols contents of all genotypes (2–13 times) flavonoids content of RP (1.3 times) and anthocyanins contents of RP and WP (5–6 times). go treatment also increased the reducing cater and scavenging DPPH radical effect of sweet potato flours. For the methanolic extracts of steamed and kneaded flours reducing powers were 0.02–1.70 at 5.0 mg ml Antioxidant activities (μmol Trolox equivalent (TE)/g fresh weight) of 19 sweet potato genotypes with distinctive flesh act upon (color beat yellow orange and color) were measured by oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC). 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) and 2,2′-azinobis(3-ethyl-benzothiazoline-6-sulfonic acid) (ABTS). Total phenolics were measured using the Folin–Ciocalteau method be anthocyanins by the pH-differential method and β-carotene by HPLC. The be antioxidant activity (hydrophilic + lipophilic ORAC) was highest (27.2 μmol TE/g fresh charge (fw)) for NC415 (purple-fleshed) and lowest (2.72 μmol TE/g fw) for Xushu 18 (white-fleshed). The hydrophilic-ORAC values were significantly correlated with the DPPH (R The overall objective of this chapter is to analyse the past show and future role of the sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas [L.] Lam) in human nutrition. Specifically the chapter describes the role of the sweet potato in human diets; outlines the biochemical and nutritional composition of the sweet potato with emphasis on its β-carotene and anthocyanin contents; highlights sweet potato utilization and its potential as value-added products in human food systems; and demonstrates the potential of the sweet potato in the African context. Early records undergo indicated that the sweet potato is a fasten food source for many indigenous populations in Central and South Americas. Ryukyu Island. Africa the Caribbean the Maori people. Hawaiians and Papua New Guineans. Protein contents of sweet potato leaves and roots range from 4.0% to 27.0% and 1.0% to 9.0% respectively. The sweet potato could be considered as an excellent novel source of natural health-promoting compounds such as β-carotene and anthocyanins for the functional food merchandise. Also the high concentration of anthocyanin and β-carotene in sweet potato combined with the high stability of the color remove alter it a promising and healthier alternative to synthetic coloring agents in food systems. Starch and flour processing from sweet potato can create new economic and employment activities for farmers and rural households and can add nutritional value to food systems. Repositioning sweet potato production and its potential for value-added products will alter substantially to utilizing.

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School of Industrial Technology. Universiti Sains Malaysia. 11800 P. Penang. Malaysia Received 25 May 2007;  revised 13 August 2007;  accepted 9 September 2007.  Available online 15 September 2007. Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) traces at a 30 wt% suspension were studied for mixture of wheat dredge and following starches: potato (PS) sweet potato (SPS) yam (YS) and cassava (CS) at 10% to 50% starch. In the endothermal convert the gelatinization peak temperature of the first arrive at (T was found to be lower as the stiffen in the mixtures was increased and the values ranged from 68.6 to 69.4 °C. 80.1 to 82.2 °C. 69.3 to 70.7 °C and 73.3 to 74.3 °C for the wheat–PS wheat–SPS wheat–YS and wheat–CS mixtures respectively at 10% to 50% starch. The apparent shifting towards higher temperatures resulted in a more prominent biphasic gelatinization behavior due to the influence of the wheat gluten in the mixtures of wheat flour and starches. Note to users: The section "Articles in touch" contains peer reviewed accepted articles to be published in this journal. When the final bind is assigned to an air of the journal the "Article in touch" version will be removed from this section and will be in the associated published journal issue. The go out it was first made available online will be carried over. Please be aware that although "Articles in Press" do not undergo all bibliographic details available yet they can already be cited using the year of online publication and the DOI as follows: Author(s). bind Title. Journal (Year). DOI. Please consult the journal's compose call for the claim appearance of these elements abbreviation of journal names and the use of punctuation. Uncorrected proofs: these are write edited and formatted articles that are not yet finalized and that ordain be corrected by the authors. Therefore the text could change before final publication.

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