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The Aborigines refers to the original inhabitants and descendants of Australia. In modern Australia, Aboriginal people is used to collectively refer to the indigenous Aborigines and the Torres Strait Islanders who represents an even minority group that dwells in the Torres Strait Islands. The Aboriginal people, who were discovered by colonizers in the late 18th century, have had an almost unfair representation in today's modern society. The mention of Aborigines today elicit a picture of an archaic, backward, primitive and Old Fashioned people who have not been affected by the numerous technological inventions of the modern day world. This study will make an attempt to look at the literary works done by several authors and make an effort to see how they represent aboriginality in their works. It is worth to mention that significant authors with an Aborigine origin have contributed greatly to understanding aboriginality (Prichard, 1929, p 24). They have achieved this through the use of poems by writers such as Oodgeroo Noonuccal initially known as Kathleen Ruska. The Torres Strait Islander peoples and the Aborigines has been the topical object that have been commented and classified in all kinds of manners. Crude and savage descriptions have been used in the past as the media and different personalities attempted to capture their understanding of aboriginality (Mudrooroo, 1997 p 15). Scholars and people of religion had their own unique way of looking at the Aborigines. To some, the Aborigines were seen as degraded creation whose moral state made them unfit for heaven. To others, Aborigines the Aborigines were low life creation whose ability to learn and make judgment was poor and inherently handicapped. Due to it's out of place characteristics; Aboriginality has seen a Great Deal of representation in all forms of literature including paints, films and plays.
Manner in which Aboriginality has been portrayed
Since the colonization of the Aborigines by colonizers, aboriginality, which is a term loosely used to refer to the way of living of the Aboriginal people have been the topic of observation, analysis, study, classification and labeling. An author has suggested that aboriginality has slowly evolved from a daily practice and has become a problem that needs to be solved. The historic landscape in which aboriginality is based is profoundly wide bearing a lot of collection of obscure passages and historic statements that do not in any way reflect the truth about originality (Prichard, 1929, p 24). It has been suggested that a proper understanding of aboriginality can only be obtained by the Aborigines themselves other than from the colonizers who in most cases presented aboriginality based on their short sighted bias and prejudice against the indigenous people. The original Aborigine is hence nearly suffocated by imposed labels and classifications and they have had few enlightened people to speak back and represent their world in their own ways, meanings, words and significance (Lee, 2009, p 1). Writers have represented aboriginality in an array of ways and disciplines including cultural studies, history and anthropology. Other groups have also notably presented this phenomenon through various mediums such as life stories, autobiographies, music and dance, and a wide array of paintings and poetry. Most writers have presented aboriginality in terms of a considerably low probability of attaining education as compared to their Australian counterparts (Mudrooroo, 1997 p 15). A significant number of writings associate aboriginality with poor levels of literacy. This is mostly derived from national statistics obtained from government sources which show that the likelihood of an Aborigine kid getting education is considerably low as compared to the fellow Australian kids. Based on this notion, the term aboriginality has been associated with all form of provincial and old fashioned theories. It is this lack of formal education that many writers induce from when they paint aboriginality as a practice completely out of pace with the world. According to government statistics, the performance of Aboriginal people in national tests is considerably inferior to their peers. Thus, many writers have painted Aboriginality as associated with semi-illiteracy and a general lack in sharp qualities associated with modern day knowledge. In her poems Kathreen Ruska (Oodgeroo Noonuccal) paints this picture of the way an Aborigine is most likely to be viewed when he steps in the modern arrays of the modern towns. Most of the writers are in general agreement that colonization dealt a vicious blow to the way of life of the Aborigine. In mot of their works, the writers paints the Aborigine as an inferior being who finds himself colonized with no voice to speak back. Early records suggests that the original Aborigines underwent through harsh times and received vicious treatment from the colonizers who punished them for being too low and almost living like animals.
Aboriginality from Aborigines writers
Aboriginal writers who have done literary works on their background are biased towards protection of what may be called here their own. Most of them are sympathetic to the prejudice that their own kindred face when exposed to the more civilized world. One of the issues they have dwelt comprehensively is on the issue of identity. There is an argument that it is possible to be Aboriginal culturally without invoking the idea of civilization and adoption of a modern lifestyle (Mudrooroo, 1997 p 5). According to the adopted meaning and definition of the word indigenous by the UN, a group of people is deemed to be indigenous depending on several aspects. An indigenous group determined using objective criteria and some aspects of culture. Culture involves religion, a tribal system of leadership, residence in some geographical locations that is regarded as backward in terms of development. Also, an indigenous community has a way of identification and a consciousness that makes the member of such a community feel different from the rest of the world (Lee, 2009, p 1). Going by this definition, a group in Indonesia is classified as indigenous for not meeting the standards of development including such aspects as education and access to health facilities. Also, a group is considered Indigenous if it fails to meet and perform their social functions. In Paraguay, one is considered indigenous if he fails to meet certain social standards that are generally accepted as being necessary to live the modern life. The indigenous writers feel that such a definition is biased and that it does not reflect the naturalist nature with which some communities emerged. In other words, they argue that Aboriginism should be seen as a culturally engrafted lifestyle which should not be based on the level of scientific and technological development. This implies that the original Aboriginal writers advocate for the recognition of the Aborigines and their way of lives without the need for them to conform to the Western way of living (Cook, 1983, p16). It is in this sense that the invasion by the colonizers to the Aborigines is viewed by these writers as a rude intrusion of a way of life that ought to have continued in its natural course. While Western writers and other non- Aboriginal writers view colonization as important to the recognition and civilization of the aborigines, the Aboriginal writers argue that Aboriginism ought not to be interfered with, that the Aborigines are okay in their own herbal medicine and their informal settlements and systems of education. The aboriginal writers are sympathetic to the scorn their people receive from the supposedly civilized world yet they ought to be proud of their own identity. The aboriginal writers argue that Aboriginism should be recognized and taken as it is. That is to mean that there is no need to refer to the influence of westernization when identifying an indigenous group (Mudrooroo, 1997 p 18). Most aboriginal writers have written for self determination where a community, irrespective of its perceived backwardness has a right to control its self destiny. For the Aborigines, in the view of these writers, they are legitimate as a people and should have the right to determine their own political systems and pursue their own economic, cultural and social development. The international law recognizes this aspect but when it comes to applying it to the marginalized groups, the law seems not to be identified as the non-Aboriginal groups' tends to emancipate such minority groups, subjecting them to rigorous competitions for basic survival and in most cases, the minority group lose due to its apparent lack of exposure (Lee, 2009, p 1). It is this lack of recognition for the Aborigines that have seen the community being rated together as normal contemporary society, being subjected to the rigors of modern world competition and the eventual consequence has been the marginalization of the indigenous community. This has ostensibly alienated the Aborigines from the modern community, alienating them from their valuable natural resources and introduced an epidemic of poverty and untold suffering among them. According to Aboriginal writers, the indigenous groups should have continued as indigenous provided their natural resources were guaranteed (Tsiolkas, 2005, p 12). The attempts by modernity to introduce westernization to such groups are detrimental owing to their inherent inabilities which make the disadvantaged when compared to the other contemporary Australians. It is in the view of most Aboriginal writers that recognition o the Aborigines must include the fundamental right to self determination and self definition and that the Aborigines must be free from the manipulation and control by alien cultures and traditions. This argument advocates that if there is need for any change, such a change should be self created and should stem from the aspirations of one's own desires (Tsiolkas, 2005, p 27).
Aboriginality By non-Aboriginal Writers
Non-aboriginal writers have done much in literary works in depicting their view of the traditional Aborigine. The views presented by these writers capture the knowledge that outsiders have on Aboriginality. In their systematic presentation of Aboriginality, they show no sympathy in depicting the traditional view of Aborigines and indigenous groups. There has been an argument that these writers present an invented or feigned literature that does not in any way represent historical truth (Lee, 2009, p 1). It is argued that the aboriginality that they present in their works is fictitious and seems to refer to nonexistent persons and events. This writer's presents Aboriginality which is acceptable or expected by the outsiders while neglecting basic facts on the ground concerning the true nature of Aboriginality. It is in this view that writers such as Langton argue on the decentering of Western culture in any attempt to present Aboriginality (Cook, 1983, p 36). The majority of non-aboriginal writers present an outsiders view of aboriginality. In mot cases, these writers attempt to compare the Aborigines with the modern society which results to a very poor image of the Aborigines. In a general sense, one can say that non-Aboriginal writers misrepresent Aboriginality by painting a conjured up image of their history and culture. These writers hence describe Aborigines as shabby, poor and dispossessed. In their presentation of Aborigines, they portray a group with a deep, almost spiritual attachment to their ancestral land which was swallowed by the intrusion of the colonizers. In general their works are in accordance to popular stereotypes and traditional assumptions made about the Aborigines (Tsiolkas, 2005, p 14). Aboriginality is hence presented as a form of life full of hopelessness and a longing for the good old days.
Similarities in Representation by aboriginal and non-Aboriginal writers
The similarities between these writers are not straightforward generalizations. A few aspects can however be picked to represent an assumed similarity. The two groups of writers present aboriginality as a backward primitive kind of lifestyle that is not in pace with the other developing worlds (Lee, 2009, p 1). In their presentations, the Aborigine is always portrayed as an individual who till conforms to backdated ages and has been unable to pick a modern language. The two writers are in agreement that the Aborigine feels at a loss of identity and has a continual longing for their little piece of land back in the country.
Differences in Representation by aboriginal and non-Aboriginal writers
Aboriginal writers are the hidden voice of the indigenous groups. Their presentation of aboriginality presents a sympathetic approach and view of their kindred (Mudrooroo, 1997 p 21). They feel for the Indigenous groups' incapability to cope with the modern life and almost feel ashamed when they contrast their aborigines with the contemporary Australians. On the other hand, non aboriginal writers' present aboriginality in the view the world would want to se the Aborigines. They hence represent them with no sympathy and lays down the primitivism of these groups in their works (Prichard, 1929, p 24). The aboriginal writers feels that aboriginality has been overrepresented with fallacies and prejudice while the non aboriginal writers do more research to present more new discoveries about the Aborigines. While the aboriginal writers feel that Aborigines have been denied identity, their counterpart's feels that the Aborigines are to blame in their lack of recognition. The aboriginal writer portrays the intrusion of the Aborigines by westernization as an affront to their natural heritage (Cook, 1983, p 36). In their songs and poems, their wish is that the Aborigine can be spared the agony of adopting new cultures and should forever be allowed to retain their inherent indigenous traits (Tsiolkas, 2005, p 21). On the other hand, non aboriginal writers view this as the age when aboriginality and other indigenous traits should be overridden by the adoption of new knowledge especially through formal education and integration in the contemporary society.
Conclusion
The term aboriginality conjures an image of primitivism and backward culture. Many writers have undertaken to present this phenomenon in a way they have deemed fair and representative of the truth. The kind of representation they present however is different especially depending on one's background. The aboriginal writer presents it with sympathy and a call for more recognition and inclusion while the outsiders present aboriginality as a phenomenon that is passed by time and ought to be erased using education and technology.
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What wine goes with what? One of the most common concerns of people is determining the wine that perfectly goes with a specific cuisine. Well I got news for you: trust you’re extinct about your selection. You can never ruin a good meal if you choose a wine that you really enjoy. Nonetheless, if you are really interested in finding out how you can make most of your gastronomic experience, I will provide a comprehensive list of the food that goes absolutely fantastic with a specific wine.
Chardonnay is responsible for the best white wines. It is also the grape behind the white Burgundy. With it’s diverge range of styles, Chardonnay is paired with a wide spectrum of dishes. Nonetheless, Chardonnay is marvelous with ham, veal, seafood with butter sauce, pasta with cream sauce, chicken and turkey.
Riesling is a premier White Wine grape from Germany and Alsace. Riesling is renowned for its balance of sugar and acidity. It is best paired with mild chesses, mussels, prawns, lobster, sashimi, ham, pork, and tandoori chicken.
Crisp, elegant and fresh, Sauvignon Blanc is perfect with Oysters grilled or poached salmon, seafood salad, Irish stew, goat’s cheese and strongly flavored cheeses.
Gewurtztraminer, an aromatic red wine grape that goes absolutely well with spicy dishes, Thai or Chinese food, curry, smoked salmon, pork, sauerkraut, onion tart, spiced/peppered cheese
Being a bold and assertive wine, Cabernet Sauvignon has a distinctive tendency to overwhelm light dishes. Cabernet Sauvignon works beautifully with duck, spicy beef, pate, rabbit, roasts, spicy poultry, cheddar, blue cheese, sausage, and kidney.
Pinot Noir features a lasting impression on the palate. It harmonizes with a wide selection of cuisines; nonetheless it is great match with braised chicken, cold duck, rabbit, roasted turkey, roasted beef, lamb, veal.
Celebrated for its flexibility, Merlot goes well with braised chicken, cold duck, roasted turkey or beef, lamb, veal, stew, liver, venison, and meat casseroles.
Shiraz features a darker and richer texture. Shiraz complements well with food with intense flavor and spiciness like braised chicken, chili, peppercorn steak, meat stew, barbequed meat, spicy meats, garlic casserole, and ratatouille.
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Most apartment kitchens are already supplied with stoves and refrigerators included. However, if you need a new stove, microwave, or refrigerator there are many types of such appliances that are good buys, you just need to know what brand, size, and type etc. that you need. Here are some ideas to get you started if you are looking for new stoves, refrigerators, microwaves or other kitchen appliances:
* Refrigerators:
Refrigerators are essential kitchen appliances
The most popular and convenient refrigerators are side-by-side as opposed to the actual fridge part being on the bottom and the freezer on top or vice versa.
Water and ice dispensers on the outside of the door are a very nice touch that make water and, if you choose, ice water easily accessible.
There are even refrigerators, such as ones GE has designed, that are shallower in depth than traditional model refrigerators, which making it much easier to seek and reach for things stored at the back of fridge. As you probably know, food can go bad way back there, usually because you never see it when you look around for something to eat.
And of course, there are much smaller refrigerators that are not so much kitchen appliances as they are conveniences for the office, dorm rooms or recreational vehicles etc. These items are very handy in a lot of ways, and designed especially for the purposes I just mentioned. Virtually all kitchen appliance manufacturers offer such items.
* The dishwasher:
Most dishwashers come with push button controls or simple to use dials in the front. Dishwashers in general are fairly accessible appliances, but sometimes you will want to do a little research on the reliability of such kitchen appliances before purchasing your dishwasher.
Dishwashers are usually at least 34" high and will fit perfectly beneath a standard 36" high counter. Unfortunately, standards kitchen appliances do not work for everybody.
For example:
Some people are very tall and have trouble bending. In these cases the person should try to have a higher dishwasher installed, (and often will have higher counters as well). This approach will make their experience in their kitchens a whole lot less painful—and such accommodations for the installation of kitchen appliances is sometimes even doctor recommended.
For another example:
People who use wheelchairs often find it easier and more accessible to have a kitchen counter that has provides space underneath it so that they can pull their wheelchair right up to the counter like a chair. Thus the size of the dishwasher they choose to purchase will have to be carefully considered.
* The stove:
Of all kitchen appliances the stove is one of the most important. There are plenty of kitchen appliance manufacturers currently designing burners and ovens especially with different kinds of accessibility in mind.
Knobs:
Sometimes there are knobs or push-button controls in the front of the stove. This way the user does not ever have to reach across a hot burner while cooking.
Ceramic cooktop units:
Another great kind of stove is the type of stove or burners with flat surfaces. These kitchen appliances allow you to easily slide pots and pans from one area to another, and are incredibly easy to clean up after.
* Ovens:
The way that the oven door opens is also very important.
Many ovens have a door that pulls downward. This sort of door will provide a very convenient transitional shelf.
On the other hand, some consumers prefer a door that swings to the left or to the right. This may seem to allow him or her better access to the oven racks inside.
* Microwaves:
Microwaves are kitchen appliances that are safer and much less expensive than other kitchen appliances. They are easier to operate than conventional ovens especially because you set the cook time and the microwave immediately turns itself off. This is a great feature for the forgetful cook. Sure you can set a timer for your oven, but the oven stays hot and if you do not hear the dinger—supper may be burned, and you may even have to disconnect the smoke alarm. But with a microwave oven, the item you have heated up will just sit there, waiting for you to remember it.
Look for features like a microwave with a door release that can be simply pushed shut.
Many microwaves have pads for programming the operation you need, such as cooking popcorn, re-heating soup or beverages, defrosting frozen leftovers etc. These pads are terrific, unless you have low vision. Or you can, of course, set your own time and heat levels with the number and cooking level pads.
Some microwaves have a timer dial rather than a touch pad.
* Smaller conveniences:
Other kinds of kitchen appliances are not necessary, but make for great accessories and can be incredibly useful in the kitchen. Without some of these smaller and less essential kitchen appliances, there are some things that you will not be able to make.
In-sink garbage disposers:
It is easy to become dependant on in-sink water dispensers. Once you get used to not having to scrape off the remains of your meal on or in your dishes into the trashcan it becomes habitual to take the dishes straight to the kitchen sink. If you do this without an in sink garbage dispenser your drain will get clogged—and quickly.
In sink garbage disposals are designed especially to dispose of food waste easily. And they will help your trashcans smell better longer, for lack of rotting food collecting inside.
Instant hot water dispensers:
Instant hot water dispensers can be a great convenience for those who need quick access for things like coffee or soup. However, it takes only a minute or two more to heat your water in the microwave. Accessories such as instant hot water dispensers are a fancy touch to add to your kitchen for extra convenience.
There are many kitchen appliances to choose from that I have not mentioned here. Popular and smaller items such as blenders, coffee makers, espresso machines, mixers, egg timers and more are great items to own, though not essential. Whatever kitchen appliances you choose to purchase for your kitchen, make sure they are in High Quality condition and will be long lasting for your convenience.
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As summer and outdoor activities approach, barbecues are popular and fun events to celebrat events such as
the 4th of July, birthday parties, receptions, and going away parties. No matter why you have decided to plan a barbeque party, the memories that will come from it are sure to stick with your guests for many years to come, provided that you plan ahead. Planning the perfect BBQ party is not difficult, as long as you follow a few simple steps.
1) First, no barbeque would be complete without guests. Plan ahead of time, checking with your potential guest for scheduling conflicts and issues. Finding a date and time that is suitable for everyone should not be to far as long as you everyone enough advanced notice. Remember that not everyone will be able to come, no matter how much notice you give them, so do not get discouraged if you do not get as many RSVPs as your originally hoped for.
2) Be sure to check the weather for that type of year. If you live in a climate that cannot be predicted, then you may want to have a backup plan just incase unusual weather comes. You cannot predict things like rain and thunderstorms ahead of time, but you can make sure that you hold you barbeque during the time of year that will be pleasant to your guests. A barbeque in cold weather may hold more negative memories of trying to keep warm rather then good memories of family and friends.
3) Purchase the type of meat that you will be serving at your party. You will want to have a least a couple of different kinds of meats, as everyone attending may not like a certain kind. It is usually safe to go with pork, sausage, hamburgers, and chicken. If smaller children are going to be in attendance, you should consider child friendly foods such as smaller hamburgers and hot dogs.
4) Once you have the meat purchased, you will then want to consider what type of sides dished you will serve. If you want a completely tradition barbeque, you may want to stick with traditions sides. Traditional barbeque sides include potatoes, potato salad, baked beans, and coleslaw. Your traditional condiment bar should include pickles, relish, and onions. These foods are typically severed at barbeques because they are easy to prepare and store until the event happens. You may want to cook other items, but any barbeque is complete with just the items listed above. Once again, if children will be present, you may want to consider sides for them as well.
The simplest approach to side dishes is chips and dip. Chips and dip do not require any cooking on your part, and will still be loved by the majority of your guests.
5) Depending on the theme of your party, you may or may not want to purchase decorations. Festive decorations can be found at any local party or general store. You may also consider purchasing decorations that can be stored and reused at a different time, such as reusable tablecloths and Tiki torches.
6) The day before you party, you will want to make sure to thaw, prepare, and marinate the meat you will be cooking. Store the meat stored away, soaking up the marinate until it is time for it to go on the grill. Prepare any side dishes that you can ahead of time.
7) The day of the party, get up early and start preparing for it. You do not want your guest arriving while you are still cooking or hanging decorations. It should only take you a few hours at most to prepare the area in which you will be having the party, but the reactions from your guest will probably seem as if you have been planning this for weeks. Try to have the grill already going by time the guests get there as well, because the smell coming from the grill is sure to get everyone in the mood.
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This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's The Healthiest Year of Your Life, which can be found at http://thehealthiestyearofyour life. com. In this excerpt, Nomi Shannon shares on kitchen equipment and recipes for preparing raw foods.
The Healthiest Year of Your Life with Nomi Shannon, raw gourmet, author and raw food educator.
Nomi: People get really tired, really fast of salads. I do, but you can take the same things that you put into a salad and throw it in the blender and do it up, it's amazing what the addition of a tomato or slice of mango or something can do to a concoction like that and you can make yourself some really delicious things really fast.
Kevin: What kind of blender do you use?
Nomi: There are only two great blenders, in my humble opinion, Kevin. One is the K-tech which is the one I do recommend for several reasons. The other is the Vita-mix. They're both fabulous blenders. I prefer the K-tech. The main reason is it's a whole horsepower stronger but there's a few others.
The difference between one of these blenders and a Hamilton Beach or whatever is the difference between a Pinto and a Rolls Royce. They' re both cars but need I say more? In my book, for example, I assumed everybody would have a regular blender. They're not inexpensive. I would say to make this dish,grate the carrot, grate the parsnip, then put it in the blender. Well, one of these blenders, you throw the darn thing in whole. I throw two frozen, rock hard bananas, whole and 45 seconds later I'm eating whatever it is.
You can do with one of these blenders things you could never do any other way. I will take a couple of apples and cut them up and throw them in the blender with some cinnamon, I have to baby the blender a little because there's no liquid in there, and I can turn it into applesauce in a minute or two, because people think applesauce? Raw applesauce? No, it's completely easy and possible if you have the right equipment.
Kevin: It's great for kids, too. I think the price comparison, you can tell me if I'm wrong or not, is if you break two or three $100 blenders, you can eventually, you kind of go for the bigger one.
Nomi: Well, I personally have taken two, probably $30 to $50 blenders, smoking,outside to finish their smoking process in the air where I tried to make a pate or something in it. They couldn't handle it. I do understand Kevin that there are plenty of people interested in this kind of food that are never going to be able to spend $400 on a blender. I appreciate that and that's why in my DVDs I use a regular blender. One or two hints about that, if you have an old Oster blender or you can get your hands on one and that would be like at garage sales, 40 or 50 year old blenders grab it, because they have the most amazing motor. Now, they don't compare with the Vita-mix or the K-tech. But they're still nice and strong. My first few years I was raw I had an old Oster.
Kevin: I think that people sometimes just think that the only thing you can make in a blender is a Frozen Drink or a yoghurt smoothie and you mentioned applesauce and then you just talked about pates. How versatile is a blender for making things?
Nomi: There's a big crossover in equipment. When I make a pate I use a food processor because a blender needs a lot of liquid. The pate I like best, it's in my book, called the Sunflower Pate, and it's 3 cups of sprouted sunflower seeds and lemon juice, because that's a good preservative and some tahini and then some onion and scallion and different spices. I use it in the food processor. The secret to blending is it needs liquid. Food processing is for things that are drier. The food processor could never work with as much liquid as a blender would. It would leak all over the place.
Kevin: What about Salidako. Can you explain what that is, for people who don't know?
Nomi: It's an odd name, it's also called a spiral slicer and some people call it a spiralizer. Another name is garnishing machine. I finally just said, listen, I'm confusing everyone because every time the company changed the name, I changed the name. And it's called the Salidako. It's now made in China. It's just a simple plastic gizmo, but what it does is really amazing. Here's what is does that's wonderful. It will take a vegetable, and the most commonly used vegetable is a zucchini. You put a three-inch piece of zucchini in this little thing and you turn the handle and what you get is pasta-shaped zucchini. It has this fascinating way of shredding it and you get long, long strands. I've had three and four feet long strands, where I've had to cut them in the bowl, of angel hair sized pasta made out of zucchini or carrot or beet or sweet potato or parsnip. It won't work with anything soft. Just turn like a tomato to mush, most cucumbers to mush. It has to be a good firm vegetable and this has revolutionized sort of the palate of raw people. You just never have to eat a salad. You can sit your kids down and they can eat this spaghetti and it's tossed in a pesto sauce, which I'm sure as you know is garlic and Olive Oil and lots and lots of basil and pine nuts, just no cheese and it doesn't taste any different, and then top it off with a raw marinara and suddenly it smells like and it looks like and it tastes like Italian spaghetti. The only difference is, it's not hot. This has, literally this little gadget has revolutionized, because you've got to have ways of doing food fast that's tasty.
There's another one I've just learned about from Germany and it's called a Spiralo. If you do like a parsnip, beet, carrot, and turn it into this little skinny pasta -- I've done this at shows and little kids have walked by and I've got it on the table next to the machine to show what it does, and these little three year olds will grab it and eat it. The mother or the grandmother will go, "I can't believe it, he won't eat any vegetables!" Something about cutting that vegetable into facets, let's say, really brings out the sweetness like no grating or slicing ever could.
Kevin: Not only does it bring out the sweetness, I think, but it's just so much easier to eat. You look at a carrot and you're like, oh, a carrot. I got to chew this thing forever and when it's in that small kind of form, you can eat it and you just keep eating it and eating it and eating it.
Nomi: When I started with raw food, I actually had a Champion Juicer at the time, but it was in storage. When I started with 100% actually all I had was an everyday blender, a good sharp knife and a grater and I didn't have any other equipment for at least for the first 6 months. So I do like to say to people when people say, "I don't have the money to go out and buy all that stuff." And you really don't have to, but on the other hand, I have to say, that having some of these gadgets, the Salidako I mean is $24.95, really the ability to change these foods, their shapes, their size, pureeing or taking and turning into this little strand what suddenly is delicate and tender instead of chomping down on some hard. I would never eat a parsnip the way you might take a carrot and chew on it the way you would a carrot. I just wouldn't, but it's so delicious when you turn it into the pasta. It's insane. It's like a whole other thing.
Kevin: You talked about some of the quick things you can do, like the applesauce. What are some other real quick ideas that someone can do to maybe make a meal like in 5 minutes and go?
Nomi: Let's not forget that almost any raw fresh raw fruit and vegetable can be eaten as it is. If you start out with a bowl on your counter filled with apples, oranges, bananas, whatever you can find seasonally, grapes papaya, mango whatever and then in your fridge you have different kinds of greens, like broccoli, cauliflower and all that there's nothing wrong with going and sitting down and eating three apples and two bananas and a mango. I mean literally. I very often eat a red pepper like you would an apple. I found some that are so delicious and I just literally just wash the thing off and bite it and even if I get some of the seeds they're not hot or anything like they can be. We're so removed from going into the back yard and plucking fruit from the tree or a walnut from the tree that we literally forget, especially the younger generation, that food doesn't really come in a box.
I've got a gadget called the Toss 'n Chop. It's such a clever gadget. You just throw everything that you want for your salad into the bowl and your dressing ingredients, everything, goes in a bowl but no cutting, no Cutting Board, no knife, no chopping, nothing. Then you just go at it with this thing, sort of a cross between a scissors and a tossing implement.
The other thing is, and I'm sure you already know this, is there's just a huge craze going on with something called green smoothies, which I actually did mention in my book, suggesting you could put your sprouts and things, sneak them in smoothies. Would you like my green smoothie recipe which is my current passion and crave?
Kevin: Sure.
Nomi: Okay. I put a cup of either orange of tangerine juice in the blender and that's taking about four tangerines at the moment. Personally I put about 8 cups of greens in, I wouldn't start with that many because it might taste bitter to you at first. So, if there are any supplements that I'm taking, and I'm usually taking some supplements, put that in. Then if I can get my hands on papaya and I put that in. Yesterday I put a little bit of mango in instead, or a handful of blueberries and then I top it off with two frozen bananas. I like it, because I like my smoothies to be thick and cold. It gives me about 24 oz of smoothie. It's fabulous. I have it at least once a day, every day. I vary out. You don't want to eat the same thing every day, no matter how good you think it is for you, because you need variety.
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Barbecued dragon chicken wings are really easy to make, and you eat them with your fingers. My favourite type of barbecue food! To save time I make the sauce for them the night before and keep it in the fridge until it's needed.
Serves: 6
Preparation: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 25 to 30 minutes
Ingredients
* 18 chicken wings
* Oil for cooking
For the sauce
* 9 fl oz (250ml) of cider vinegar
* 1 tablespoon of coarse sea salt
* 1 teaspoon of freshly ground black pepper
* ! teaspoon of paprika
* I small, roasted red pepper chopped
* freshly ground black pepper to taste
* 9 fl oz (60ml) of vegetable oil
* 2 tablespoons of Worcester sauce
* 2 tablespoons of lemon juice
* 1/2 teaspoon of dried chilli flakes
1. Place all of the ingredients into a blender and mix well together. Pour the sauce into a jug or bottle.
2. Rub the chicken wings with the oil and cook over a hot grill for about 10 to 15 minutes. Stir the sauce and drizzle it over the wings every few minutes.
3. Turn over and repeat for the other side. The sauce will separate and so will need stirring frequently prior to drizzling.
4. Serve your barbecued spicey chicken wings while they're hot.
Tip: Use a digital thermometer for cooking Barbecue Chicken
A basic digital thermometer is designed to take a temperature reading in about 10 seconds and cannot stay in the food during cooking. Remove the chicken from the heat and slide the thermometer into the thickest part of chicken pieces or into the breast on whole birds. Check the temperature reading.
If the temperature is too low, remove the thermometer and put the chicken back on the heat to finish cooking. If the temperature is right, the chicken is ready to eat.
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