well when you are making rice, you can de-fat the stock by putting it in the fridge. The fat will rise to the top and you can scoop it out.

I too am able to make different types of food. Unfortunately my husband will only eat Somali food. As for anjera....that took me forever to learn properly. if you've never made it before try using pancake mix first. That way you won't make a mistake. Use a pancake mix that you only need to add water.

Originally posted by Abwaan: [QB] Originally posted by Lt-QA: [qb] somali food is very unhealthy, you're better of learning some other types of cuisine. Any recipe can be made in such a way that calories and fat can be reduced.

your daughter is sooooo lovely, masha'llah. [/QB] Jezaka'Allah for the wonderful comment. I am so happy that Allah has blessed me with at least one girl. My boys (4 of them) are super hyper active.

Originally posted by Amina/Tammy: quote:Originally posted by -MARX-: Admin, I thought I should bring your attention to RULE 9 of SOL Golden Rules, which clearly states that : - Advertising: this forum is not free advertising space. If you have a product or a website to advertise on here, you need to get a permission from Admin. No advertising on signatures either. Tammy has contravened this rule by advertising on her signture! Welcome Tammy! nice food and a neat website! Am I the only one that is confused with this post? What a nice welcome from you!! Anyways...I deleted my signature. Let me just explain to everyone what my intention is for posting a link to my blog. For starters, there are many young Somali ladies that are unable to make certain things. Also I am looking for comments and suggestions on how to improve certain dishes. I don't make any money from my blog.

Originally posted by -MARX-: Admin, I thought I should bring your attention to RULE 9 of SOL Golden Rules, which clearly states that : - Advertising: this forum is not free advertising space. If you have a product or a website to advertise on here, you need to get a permission from Admin. No advertising on signatures either. Tammy has contravened this rule by advertising on her signture! Welcome Tammy! nice food and a neat website!

Originally posted by Amina/Tammy: that isn't liver. It is steak...husband loved it. It is a beet and tomato salad. One lady thought it was raw meat. ha ha ha

Originally posted by Sabriya: lol wacdaraha aren't you just lucky, bt am sure it would be a whole lot better and more convenient if you made them yourself The blog is half Somali because not all the recipes are Somali. I have a big sections for Ramadan.

that isn't liver. It is steak...husband loved it.

Yes I agree to an extent, but, any food can be made healthier. Just by limiting the oil and ghee will reduce the amount of fat.

Assalamu alaikum my brothers and sisters, I would first like to thank blessed for inviting me. I created a blog that showcases traditional and modern Somali cuisine. I am a Canadian woman that has been married for 15 years to a Somali brother. We have 5 kids and 1 cat. Now that I have introduced myself, I'd like to invite everyone to check out my blog. I'd love to hear your comments and suggestions. Amina http://tammyssomalih ome.blogspot.com/

I also find that this is a problem with ADD and ADHD. It took me years before my husband agreed to get my son tested. Even though he agreed I know he did it for me and not because he believes it is a real problem. No one knows our son has this. He'd rather people think our son is bad than for them to know that he needs meds.

Originally posted by Malika: SS Indeed,a diverse approach in teaching style to cater for the different learning styles of the learner is something that is seen as of great importance in Education.But it is not necessary implemented by teachers as it requires extensive planning.Most teachers find it daunting task to differentiate for various needs within a class of 30 pupil. If you look at research done in US and UK,you will see how the Chinese and Indian pupils excel,more then their counter parts. As for the Indian and Chinese parental involvement in the education of their children is very important. Expectation to sucessed is high too, hence the parents and children viewing Education as highly important and do their utter best to obtain that sucess.