I've often been guilty of posting recipes and pictures of dishes which can be somewhat fattening, (like Pizzas with extra cheese for example). Yet now I feel that I should restore the balance somehow. So for those who need to reduce the intake of fat in their diet, here is an interesting article about what to do: http://tribune.com.pk/story/848894/7-pakistani-foods-that-cut-fat/ These items are very easy to find in the Pakistani kitchen, but they are nothing too exotic. So anybody who wants to give it a try can do so!
Pizza with lots of cheese is a GOOD thing. The Cardamom, Curry leaves, Lentils intrigue me I already knew about dark chocolate and have always preferred it to milk chocolate. I am out of Lentils but usually try to keep them on hand to add to soups, stews, etc. We have several super markets that specialize in ethnic foods near us, maybe I will be able to find the fresh Curry leaves and Cardamom there.
Thanks for the article SH. I love lentils with curry and a few other things...think i'll cook up a batch today. Also, coconuts and coconut oil is very good food. Coco oil can be used to power a car (instead of gasoline)...the downside to this is coco oil solidifies below 21 degrees C (70 degrees F). This could be inconvenient. Where i live you cannot walk half a block without running into a coco palm. Unfortunately, the coco growers export their products to the US because they can earn significantly more money that way. So now, i have to purchase my coco oil on the internet and have it sent to me from the US. I don't think i want to get into manufacturing coco oil.
Actually, when it comes to powering a car, cottonseed oil also can be processed into diesel fuel. See this link of an experiment I once did! http://www.gardenstew.com/threads/what-cotton-can-create.25730/
That was some kind of impressive and gutsy experiment SH. I see why there are so many governmental regulations and heavy fines...i don't suppose the governments, any governments, want to loose control of their petrol rights. What a thread! I learned how to burn body fat and make bio-diesel fuel in the same thread. Are you a biochemist or did you look the instructions up on the internet?
No, I'm not a biochemist. My expertise are mainly orbiting around electronic designing, high energy physics, machine tools also, but usually I am following my passion of 3D CAD (computer aided designing). However, I am a doomsday prepper too, which actually is partly the reason why I enjoy gardening, as I love to grow my own food, organically, free of all types of pesticides... You by the way can see this thread too, where all of us once talked about doomsday propping and other survival skills. http://www.gardenstew.com/threads/survival-skills-do-you-have-some.31240/#post-282883 And this one too, where I was ready to face a serious tropical cyclone! http://www.gardenstew.com/threads/cyclone-nilofar-heading-my-way.34145/#post-311374