Publication 2014
Dans ce numéro n° 81:
le compte rendu de l'AG du mois d'aout 2013
l'annulation du PLU
le SCOT
explication de la submersion marine
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et dans le cadre de la prochaine élection municipale:
questions aux candidats
propositions de PALCF
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le compte rendu de l'AG du mois d'aout 2013
l'annulation du PLU
le SCOT
explication de la submersion marine
.................
et dans le cadre de la prochaine élection municipale:
questions aux candidats
propositions de PALCF
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As I have mentioned so many times, capsicum is one vegetable, that I always have in my fridge, it is a very versatile vegetable and so many dishes can be made with it. It pairs beautifully with so many vegetables, it takes less time to cook and most importantly, can be chopped in minutes. For today's curry I have cooked the capsicums with some roasted peanut and sesame seeds powder which gives a nice taste and flavor to it. It's again an easy one, very ideal for those busy weekdays and goes well with both rice and rotis..
Need To Have
- Capsicum - 3, diced
- Onion - 1 medium, chopped
- Tomato - 1 medium, chopped
- Turmeric Powder - 1/4 teaspoon
- Red Chilly Powder - 1/2 teaspoon
- Mustard Seeds - 1/2 teaspoon
- Cumin Seeds - 1/2 teaspoon
- Raw Peanuts - 3 tablespoons
- White Sesame Seeds - 1 teaspoon
- Curry Leaves - 10
- Salt to taste
Method
Dry roast the peanuts and sesame seeds, cool, peel the peanuts and make a coarse powder with it and the sesame seeds.
Heat some oil, add the mustard and cumin seeds, when it starts spluttering, add the onions and saute till it turns pink, then add the capsicum and saute for 2 minutes.
Add the tomatoes, turmeric and chilly powders and salt, mix for one more minute, cover and cook till the capsicum is cooked. Now add the ground powder, mix for another 2 to 3 minutes till everything comes together. Finally mix in the curry leaves and switch off.
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Note
If you get roasted and peeled peanuts, it saves time, also while roasting the sesame seeds, cover with a lid, it prevents the sesame seeds from popping all over.
Microwave Apple Jam
Homemade jams are always more special than the store bought ones and I had always wanted to make some, but kept putting it off since my family is not the 'jam' kind, they like savory sandwiches better. But this time I had so much apples at home, I had bought some and then a visiting friend had got some more, and I knew I had to do something with it. This apple jam, it's from a cook book that came with my microwave oven. It's such an easy method, I followed the original recipe, except for the amount of sugar and I added some ginger which gave a nice flavor and taste to the jam. My daughter who's not a big fan of jelly sandwiches, loved this jam and I was so happy, that my maiden attempt at jam making was a success..
Need To Have
- Apples - chopped, 21/2 cups
- Sugar - 1/2 cup
- Grated Ginger - 1/2 teaspoon
- Lemon Juice - 2 tablespoons
Method
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In a deep microwave safe bowl, take the chopped apples, sugar and ginger, mix and microwave it at 100% power level for 5 minutes. At the end of 5 minutes, it would look slightly cooked, cool it and blend it. Don't make a very smooth paste, it's okay to have a couple of pieces here and there, it gives a nice texture to the jam.
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Take the mixture in the same microwave bowl and this time microwave it at 60% power level for 10 to 15 minutes, mixing it in between after every 2 to 3 minutes. The final product should be thick and should have a jam consistency, remove it from the microwave, mix in the lemon juice, cool and refrigerate.
Note
I cooked the jam, the second time for 15 minutes, but this is a general guidance and it could be more or less, depending on your microwave model.
The amount of sugar you add depends on the sweetness of the apples, taste the ground mixture, you can always add more sugar at this stage.
Purchasing Bulk Candy Online for satisfying Your Sweet Tooth (smart business)
Who is ever able to stand firm against the sweet lure of chocolate candy? Or, the odor of butterscotch candies inside a candy bowl? Candy’s a sweet treat recognized all through the world. It does come in a lot of diverse shapes, varieties, & sizes. Candy canes, Alberts Chews, gum drops, Penny Candy, bubble gum, Parade Candy & more happen to be a much loved of numerous, from children to grown-ups. In the event of you liking to consume candy, and spending a great deal of cash on candy, think about purchasing bulk candy (cheap bulk candy).
A variety of producers carry definite brand names of candy in bulk. Chocolate enclosed candy is able to include caramel, nuts, coconut, & additional kinds of flavors, and happens to be a trendy choice. Other trendy kinds of candy happen to be bubble gum, sweet tarts, Parade Candy, peppermints & butterscotch. You are even able to have candy made to order for an occasion, like a sporting occasion or a marriage. This would be having your customers /your visitors to keep a keepsake of your occasion.
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Why You ought to be purchasing Bulk Candy
Purchasing bulk candy happens to be lower-priced than purchasing candy individually at the store. On you going to a convenience shop or a wholesale shop, you are going to see that individual boxes & bags of candy are going to be selling for more than $1. In the event of you working with a candy wholesaler, you’re able to be saving your hard made money.
To work with wholesale candy traders is awfully simple. If you’re with a society that does consume a great deal of candy you are able to receive money off from the wholesaler for purchasing bulk candy. Money offs are grand in the event of you / your organization being on a compactly strapped financial plan. In the event of you having purchased candy straight at the store, you would’ve had to vend twice the cost to be able to cover up your expenditures and for making a profit.
A variety of producers carry definite brand names of candy in bulk. Chocolate enclosed candy is able to include caramel, nuts, coconut, & additional kinds of flavors, and happens to be a trendy choice. Other trendy kinds of candy happen to be bubble gum, sweet tarts, Parade Candy, peppermints & butterscotch. You are even able to have candy made to order for an occasion, like a sporting occasion or a marriage. This would be having your customers /your visitors to keep a keepsake of your occasion.
One more reason of buying bulk candy happens to be that it’s an excellent fundraising activity. Kids & adults adore candy, particularly chocolate bars. You are able to place order for chocolate bars packages in bulk for giving to your tutors at school. The tutors can provide the children with an order form so that they are able to keep up to date with the candy bars. The kids are able to take candy bars home and have them sold to family, neighbors, friends, & church members. In the form of a fundraiser, you are able to have awards for the kids who sell the largest amount of candy boxes in the whole school. The fundraiser’s able to go to assist to finance a school's group trip, precise club, or a different kind of expense.
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Potato And Lentils, Aloo Dal
On weekdays, when I pack lunch, and when it's rotis, I try to make some side dish that has some protein in it, usually by adding some dal/ lentils or some form of soy, so that it's filling and doesn't make you hungry very soon. Today's dish is one such, I have cooked moong dal along with potatoes, and I have added kasuri methi which gives the dal a nice flavor. This is so easy to make, you have to only dice the potatoes and tomatoes and the entire cooking can be done in the pressure pan. This dal goes very well with pilafs, rotis or even with dosas..
Need To Have
- Potatoes - 1 cup, diced
- Tomato - 1 medium, chopped
- Moong Dal/ Split, Husked Green Gram - 1/4 cup
- Chana Dal - 4 teaspoons
- Mustard Seeds - 1/2 teaspoon
- Cumin Seeds - 1/2 teaspoon
- Dried Red Chillies - 4, broken into 2 pieces
- Asafoetida - 1/4 teaspoon
- Kasuri Methi - 2 tablespoon, crushed
- Turmeric Powder - 1/4 teaspoon
- Salt to taste
Method
Wash together the two dals and keep. Heat some oil, add the mustard and cumin seeds, when it starts spluttering, add the broken red chillies and the asafoetida and mix, immediately add the chopped potatoes and saute for 2 to 3 minutes.
Now add the kasuri methi and tomatoes and mix for another minute, then add the dals/ lentils, turmeric powder and mix once.
Add about 21/2 cups of water and salt, cover the pressure pan and cook. After the first whistle, reduce the heat to minimum and cook for another 6 to 7 minutes and switch off. Once the pressure is all gone, open the lid, depending on the consistency, add a little more water, or if it's very watery, cook for some more time till it becomes a little thick.
Note
Kasuri methi is dried fenugreek leaves and it's available in all Indian grocery stores.
If you don't have a pressure pan, you can do the entire cooking in a heavy bottomed pan, soak the dals for 1/2 and hour to an hour to speed up the cooking process.
Potatoes can be replaced with chayote or sorakkai/ bottle gourd/ lauki/ ridge gourd, the dish becomes more healthy.