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Kamis, 23 Desember 2010

How to Learn the Urdu Alphabet

By Mark Keller, eHow Contributor

Urdu is a language widely spoken in southeast Asia, and is an official language of both Pakistan and India. It has an alphabet descended from Arabic and Turkish script, and is read from right to left. Though the Urdu alphabet may look difficult to learn at first, you can teach it to yourself in only a few weeks using free resources found online.

Familiarize yourself with the shapes and sounds of the Urdu alphabet. Read through Hugo's Urdu Alphabet Pages and watch the Urdu Alphabet Jingle on YouTube.
Print out the graphical chart on the Wikipedia page about the Urdu alphabet. It contains both the Urdu characters and their names in the Roman alphabet. Study the chart and hang it someplace where you'll see it often.
Read the detailed notes about the Urdu alphabet on the Columbia.edu website. The articles there explain how to recognize and pronounce each character of the alphabet.
Practice writing the characters of the alphabet, saying their names and sounds as you do so. This will greatly aid you in your memorization. You can use the free online tool U-TRANS to help you.
Find some text written in Urdu and try to read it. Even if you do not understand the Urdu language, you can decipher the sound of each word by saying the sound made by the characters in it. This will be a slow process at first, but over time you will become more skilled at reading the Urdu alphabet.

How to Learn Urdu Writing

By Jennifer L. Potts, eHow Contributor

updated: September 14, 2010

Studying with a partner can help you learn another language.

More than 104 million people speak Urdu as a primary and a secondary language in the world. It serves as the national language of Pakistan and numerous other other countries speak Urdu as well, including India, Nepal, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Germany, Fiji, Thailand and Norway. To learn Urdu writing, just knowing how to say and sound out Urdu words won't be enough. It takes extra time to study an alphabet that uses a completely different set of symbols than English.

Utilize organized language learning materials to learn Urdu. Look for a class at a local college or university, purchase a how-to book or utilize online resources, that offer lessons in the language. Omniglot.com also offers a list of books that can help you learn the language.
Practice reading and writing the Perso-Arabic alphabet. This alphabet has different symbols than the English alphabet. Work on reading and writing each symbol until you know them by heart.
Read things in Urdu. Once you have a general grasp of the language, reading the language helps to cement it in your mind. Online resources that offer informative articles and stories written in Urdu can be found through the British Broadcast Corporation's website and the official website of the Government of Pakistan.
Purchase an Urdu dictionary. This will help you learn the language just like the American dictionary helped you learn English. When you come across a word you don't know, look it up and try to use the word yourself in a different sentence. Online Urdu dictionaries are available through sites like UrduWord.com and Urduseek.com.
Talk with someone who speaks Urdu. Talking with someone who already speaks the language can help you fine-tune your language skills, as well as your Urdu pronunciation.

How to Learn Urdu Script

By Leyla Norman, eHow Contributor

updated: December 11, 2010

Urdu is spoken widely in Pakistan and India, among other countries.

Urdu is spoken as a first and second language by about 104 million people around the world, according to Omniglot.com. It is the national language of Pakistan, and many of its words are derived from Arabic, though it is also related to Hindi. Urdu's script is read from right to left, and it is uses a form of the Perso-Arabic script. Free online resources can help you learn the Urdu script so you can move on to building your knowledge of Urdu vocabulary and grammatical structure.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Copy an Urdu alphabet chart from the Internet. Columbia University's Professor Frances Pritchett has a web page for Urdu that has one such chart, and Omniglot.com offers a more detailed image on its Urdu page (see References and Resources). Copy this chart regularly onto your own paper by hand, remembering to work from right to left.
Learn the names of the letters as you write them. Repeat the sounds they make after you say the name.
Study the methods to connect the letters. Columbia University's Urdu page has a lesson on this. Hugo's Urdu Alphabet Pages website provides charts to show how to form letters by themselves, at the beginning, in the middle of and at the end of a word (see Resources). This will help you see the different forms letters can take in different parts of a word.
Learn the diacritical marks used in Urdu. These will help you to read and pronounce Urdu correctly. A helpful tutorial is located on the Ukindia Urdu website (see Resources).
Write words from Urdu texts. Some online Urdu news sites and other sources of online Urdu text are available on the Omniglot.com Urdu web page. Sound out the words as you write them.

How to Learn Urdu Online

By Heather Topham Wood, eHow Contributor

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan, and there are over 100 million Urdu speakers worldwide. Much of the language is a combination of Persian and Arabic, including Urdu script, which has been around for centuries. If you desire to learn Urdu, you can find numerous online sites and downloadable software programs to help you master the language.

Difficulty: Moderate

Become familiar with the Urdu alphabet. The Omniglot website has a printable sheet with the Urdu alphabet and numerals.
Study common phrases and vocabulary. Download free online language software that translates from English to Urdu. The Byki website has dozens of packages available, including the free Urdu Lite application. Although you will have to purchase the full version in order to access the complete lesson plan, the Lite version has enough features to teach you some basic vocabulary and phrases commonly used in Urdu.
Move on to more advanced Urdu language lessons. The website of Syracuse University posts free lessons for those interested in learning Hindi or Urdu. These lessons will extend your vocabulary as well as instruct on compound verbs, pronouns and other grammatical rules used in Urdu. In order to understand these lessons, you need to be familiar with the Urdu script.
Take part in an online language exchange program. Some online sites offer a chance to learn and practice Urdu by using the language in everyday situations. For example, sign up on My Language Exchange to find an Urdu language partner. You will have the option to email, voice chat or text chat with your partner.

How to Easily Learn Urdu

By Leyla Norman, eHow Contributor

Urdu is mainly spoken in Pakistan.

According to Learning Language Advisor, Urdu is a very close relative of the Hindi language, and they are both spoken by about 600 million people in South Asia today. Urdu is spoken mainly in Pakistan. Urdu is also distantly related to European languages, and some of its features, therefore, resemble those of European languages.

If you want to learn Urdu, you will need to spend many hours studying the language. However, you can learn Urdu by using engaging study methods and teaching tools. This will make the learning process more fun and less cumbersome than merely studying a book.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Things You'll Need:

English-Urdu/Urdu-English dictionary
Urdu grammar book
Instructions

Learn Arabic alphabet and numbers. Urdu in written in the Arabic script, and it is read and written from right to left. The UK India website offers free beginning Urdu writing lessons online.
Build your vocabulary in Urdu by learning common words and phrases. Utilize YouTube to help you learn Urdu. There are many instructional Urdu videos available. When you watch the videos, you will be able to hear the words being spoken. Also, you'll often see the words written in Urdu, and sometimes even the person speaking them. Search for "learn Urdu" on the YouTube website.

Pause the videos occasionally and repeat the words you are learning. Rewind each video and play it back to hear words again.
Listen to and read Urdu as much as possible. Read and listen to the news in Urdu daily online. For example, the BBC News website allows you to read the news in Urdu. Plan on spending time everyday reading and listening to the language.
Join an online language exchange such as My Language Exchange to practice your speaking and writing skills in Urdu. You can chat via text and with audio to an Urdu speaker who wants to learn English. You can also exchange emails in Urdu. Ask your conversation partner to correct your grammar and to help you build your vocabulary when you talk together. Meet regularly so that you get plenty of practice producing the language.
Hire a private Urdu tutor. Once you reach a plateau in learning Urdu, a private tutor will help you target specific areas of the language you need to improve with personalized lessons.

How to Learn Urdu for Kids

Urdu is spoken in Pakistan and India.

Around 150 million people around the world speak Urdu. The language, spoken mainly in Pakistan and India, is spoken as a first language by about 60 million people. (See Reference 1.) Resources are available for parents who wish their children to speak Urdu, even if they do not speak the language themselves. Encourage your children to pick up a new language by using a variety of learning material that will engage and interest them.

Instructions

- Purchase an Urdu DVD course for children. These interactive, creative lessons are designed for young learners. The My Desi Guru line of Urdu DVDs for children includes multiple lessons. Also watch free Urdu lessons for children on YouTube. Search for "Urdu for kids."
- Hire an online Urdu tutor for your children. Basic computer knowledge is required to operate online tutoring software, but many tutoring companies have technical support available during lessons. Urdu Reading is one such online Urdu tutoring service, and it works with children. If you hire an individual online tutor from a site such as EduFire or ForteMall, be sure that the tutor is willing and able to work with children. (See Resources 1, 2, and 3.)
  
  Another option is to find an Urdu tutor in your community who is willing to come to your home or meet with your child in a public place.
- Invest in an online teaching program that will teach your children Urdu. Students log in and complete material for a particular lesson in Urdu on Urdu at Home. This site also has Urdu learning materials such as flash cards and Urdu language learning CDs available for purchase. Download free Urdu worksheets as well from this site.
- Seek out Urdu classes for children at your local Pakistani or Indian cultural center. These cultural community centers may hold classes for children.

How to Eat Properly Before an Exam

By an eHow Contributor

Eat Properly Before an Exam

Preparing yourself physically and mentally for an exam is just as important as learning the material. You must make sure you eat properly before the test, so you can focus on answering questions correctly and not on your hunger pains or fatigue.

Eat a well-balanced meal before the actual exam. If your exam is in the morning, give yourself time to eat breakfast. Include protein and fruit to provide energy.
Fill yourself with protein-rich foods like eggs, nuts, yogurt and cottage cheese during breakfast and lunch on the day of the test. The benefits will last throughout the day.
Keep each meal light, as heavy dishes will cause you to be drowsy. Skip dessert if you aren't hungry. The last thing you need is to fall asleep during a test.
Skip the caffeine as a meal substitute. Avoiding caffeine all together (if you normally drink it) may cause headaches, but you shouldn't overdo it. Overdosing on coffee and energy drinks may cause you to become too jittery and then crash. Try green tea as a natural caffeine addition to your diet.
Drink a protein shake, smoothie or other healthy energy drink if you are too nervous to eat. This gives you the energy you need to keep going until you can eat properly.
Keep healthy snacks like protein bars and fruit in your bag to munch on between tests. Keep your energy up without resorting to sugary treats, which may cause quick bursts of energy leading to a crash.
Take a multivitamin every day. Omega-3s and B vitamins increase brain functionality, but you also need a full range of nutrients to keep your body healthy.
Moderate your drinking during exams. Excessive alcohol causes fatigue, headaches and general lack of focus. Try not to drink at all the night before a test.
Drink plenty of water to keep hydrated before and during an exam. Dehydration may cause you to loose focus or feel sick during the test.

How to Make Punch From Blackberries

By Mandy Slake, eHow Contributor

Make healthy and delicious punch using fresh blackberries

Blackberries can make a sweet and healthy punch drink, with one cup of blackberries being only 62 calories, according to the USDA. Blackberries also contain cancer fighting antioxidants. These summer fruits grow wild in many areas, but you can also grow your own or buy them at the grocery store or at fruit stands when they are in season. Blackberries can be used in desserts, but you can use them as a base for many drinks, including punch. While sugar contains 16 calories per teaspoon, the berries are naturally sweet, so it's not necessary to add a lot to sweeten the punch.

Saucepan
Water
Spoon
Mesh strainer
Cheesecloth
Punch bowl
Sugar

Intructions

Place the blackberries in saucepan with just enough water to make them float. Bring to a slow boil.
Mash berries with a spoon, then allow mixture to return to a boil. Remove from heat.
Line the strainer with cheesecloth, then pour the liquefied berries through the strainer while holding it over the punch bowl. The seeds will be left behind in the strainer.
Lift the cheesecloth by the corners, then twist and squeeze until the juice stops running out. Discard cheesecloth.
Dilute the juice with water, then add sugar to taste.

Rabu, 22 Desember 2010

How to Make a Breakfast Pizza With a Crust

Make a Breakfast Pizza With a Crust

Breakfast pizza is a morning-time twist on this favorite American food. While some breakfast pizzas are more like an omelet topped with pepperoni, this breakfast pizza recipe includes a crust, helping the breakfast pizza to seem more like a pizza and less like a typical egg breakfast.

Bowl Oven Pizza Stone (at least 15") Parchment paper 1 package (24 oz.) frozen shredded hash browns, thawed and broken apart 9 eggs, divided 1/2 cup milk Microwave 1/2 cup chopped pig meat of choice (ham, bacon, or sausage) 1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms 1/4 cup chopped onion 1/4 cup d
iced tomatoes 1 1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese

Instruction

Prepare your cooking area. Cover your baking stone with parchment paper. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Make crust by beating one egg into a medium-sized bowl and adding it with the shredded potatoes. (You may optionally add salt and pepper to the crust mixture at this time.) Mix until the egg is evenly incorporated in the potatoes.
Spread the potato mixture into a large pizza crust on the paper-covered baking stone, so that it extends a half-inch away from the edges on all sides. (For example, if you have a 15" round pan, make a 14" round crust.) Pat down the potatoes to roughly thumb-width thickness, so the crust will remain flat. Bake for 20 minutes.
Drop eight eggs into the now-emptied bowl, and whisk them together with the milk. (Optionally, add salt and black pepper to taste.) Microwave this mixture for 6 minutes, stopping halfway through to stir it. Stir the mixture again when finished cooking, so it becomes sort of an eggy sludge. (Cooking in a pan will solidify the eggs too fast.) Spread the mixture evenly over the potato crust.
Top the pizza with vegetables and your choice of meat. Sprinkle the cheese evenly over these toppings and put the pizza in the oven for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, the cheese should be melty and the crust lightly brown. (If not, leave it in the oven until this is the case.) Once the pizza is done, remove it from the oven, slice into wedges, and serve.

How to Make a Breakfast Pizza

By Jillian Downer, eHow Member

Make a Breakfast Pizza

User-Submitted Article

Looking for a great twist on your weekend breakfast routine? Try this breakfast egg pizza, which is sure to garner rave reviews across any generation. Just one slice, served with a helping of fresh fruit makes a wonderfully tasty and filling Sunday breakfast. Read on to learn how to make it.

Things You'll Need:

1 8-oz. can refrigerated dough
Cooking spray
12 ounces breakfast sausage
1 cup shredded hash browns (use frozen for speed)
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/4 cup milk
salt & pepper (to taste)
2 cups egg substitute or 6-8 eggs
2 tbsp. grated fresh Parmesan cheese

Preheat oven to 375 F.
Roll out dough and press into a round crust about 12-inches round. Place on oiled (or sprayed) pizza pan and crimp the edges of the dough to form a rim. This will help to keep the liquid inside the crust while it sets during cooking.
In a skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until browned. Use a fork to stir and crumble. Drain and blot with paper towels in order to get rid of excess oil.
In a bowl combine milk, salt, pepper, and egg substitute, stirring with a whisk. For extra fluffy eggs, blend on high for 30 seconds.
Top prepared dough with sausage, potatoes and cheese.
Carefully pour milk mixture over sausage mixture. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and bake for 25 minutes or until eggs are set and crust is browned. Makes 8 servings.

How to Install a Car Amplifier

Things You'll Need:

Wire Cutters and Pliers
Car Manual
O-ring Ends
Car Audio Cables and Wires
Sandpaper
Utility Knife
Masking Tape and Pen
Wire Strippers
Female Spade Connectors
Screwdrivers
Car Audio Amplifier
Instructions

Preparation

Choose where to put your new amp. If you are installing subwoofers it's usually best to put the amplifier in the trunk next to or attached to your subwoofer enclosure. If you are going to power your main car speakers with the amplifier then it may be better to put the amp under the passenger's seat.
Purchase the following wiring for the amp: A thick power cable (the thickness required depends on the total wattage of your amp, ask a sales rep or consult your amplifier's manual for the proper gauge) that will have to reach from your battery to the amp (the power cable should also have an inline fuse to protect the amplifier); 3 feet of ground cable of equal thickness as the power cable; an RCA signal cable to carry the left and right signals from your head unit to the amp; a "remote on" wire which can be any thin wire (20 to 24 gauge) that will also run from the head unit to the amp; speaker wire (if you are powering subwoofers you should only need about 3 feet of 12-gauge wire per sub, if you're going to power your main speakers you will need enough 16-gauge wire to reach each speaker from the amp, 12 feet per speaker is usually safe).
Gather the following tools: Screwdrivers, wire cutters, wire strippers, pliers, a utility knife, sandpaper, masking tape with a pen for labeling, 2 crimp-on o-ring ends for the power and ground cables. If you're hooking the amp to your speakers, you'll also need 2 crimp-on female spade connectors for each speaker.
Find a manual with instructions on taking off the dash of your car (not the whole dash--just the head unit, in order to hook wires to the back), and also to get at your car's speakers if you are hooking the amp to them.

The Installation

-Disconnect the ground (negative) cable from your battery. Never work on the electrical system of your car with this connected

-Attach the side with the fuse of the thick positive (+/red) power cable to the connector on the positive terminal of your battery; the o-ring can be sandwiched in the bolt on the connector that connects your car to the battery. Now put the fuse in the fuse holder

-Run the power cable through the firewall of your car (there is usually an opening on the driver's side) and to your amplifier. If your amp is in the back it is usually best to run this wire under the plastic molding that goes along the bottom edge of your car. Be careful where you run the wire because the power cables should never be near the signal or speaker wires.

-Find a metal bolt or screw on the metal of your car near the amp to connect the ground cable to. This should be as close to the amp as possible, never more than 3 feet. Unscrew it and clean the metal surface with sandpaper. Attach the ground to it with the o-ring and screw it back down firmly.Remove your head unit and run the signal and remote on wires from behind the head unit to your amp. Connect the RCA connectors and the remote on wire to the back of your head unit.

-(If you are installing subwoofers and not running your normal speakers off the amplifier skip to step 7.) Run the 16-gauge wire from each one of your speakers to the amplifier. On the amp side use the masking tape to label each wire so you know which speaker it is. On the speaker end-strip a 1/4 inch off the ends of the wires and crimp on the female spade connectors with your pliers. Connect the spade connectors to your speakers making sure to match the positive (+/red or white) with the positive terminal and the negative (-/black) with the negative one.

-Connect everything to your amplifier. Only strip off as much as you need off the end of each wire to make a solid connection, you don't want any exposed wire hanging out. If you have subs, attach them to the amp with the 12-gauge speaker wire.

-Secure your amp to something. If it is in the back you can screw it directly to your subwoofer enclosure. If it is under a seat you may just want to get some straps that hold it down.

-Reconnect your car's negative cable to the battery. Test your system and make sure everything works, going around to see that every speaker is on before you put everything back together. Put everything back together.

How to Transfer Music From Ipod to Itunes

You can add your music to another computer that contains itunes without losing all your songs.

Difficulty: Easy

Things You'll Need:

ipod
itunes
computer

The first thing you want to do is connect your ipod to your computer via the white USB cable.

WARNING: If itunes opens and asks you if you would like to sync up your ipod click NO!
After your ipod is connected, open My Computer, or just Computer from the start menu and look for the ipod drive. It should be in the (F:) drive. You will see the ipod logo in the listing of disk drives.
If you are using Windows vista: Open the ipod drive and click on ORGANIZE. Then folder and search options tab. Then View and Show hidden files and folders.

If you are using Windows XP, open the ipod drive and click tools then Folder options then View tab then click show hidden files and folder. Finally click Apply.
Now you should have a new folder called ipod_control. Open that folder up and you should see the following: Calendar, Contacts, ipod_control, notes, photos, ect. If you are trying to save all of your music then the ipod_control folder is the only one you need to worry about.
Open the ipod_control folder then open the music folder. Copy each one of those folders (should look similar to these: F00, F01 ...) onto your computer.

You can do this by creating a new folder on your desktop and dragging the files into the folder.
Open itunes and insert the new folder you created on your computer's desktop into: library ---> Music
You can now sync your ipod to this new computer with out losing all of your music.

Kamis, 04 November 2010

Resep Kue - Classic Moon Cake (Kue Bulan)

Classic Moon Cake

Bahan Kulit :
250 gr terigu
130 ml sirup
60 ml minyak kacang
1 sdt air abu

Bahan Sirup :
1 kg gula pasir
750 ml air
1 buah jeruk lemon, ambil airnya

Bahan Isi :
500 gr biji teratai, rebus dengan air secukupnya kemudian blender sampai halus
1 sdm air abu
350 gr gula pasir
2 sdm sirup
400 ml minyak kacang
50 gr kenari
12 kuning telur asin

Cara membuat :
Sirup: Campur semua bahan, masak sampai kental, dinginkan.
Kulit: Campur terigu dengan sirup, minyak, air abu, uleni sampai tidak lengket ditangan. Tutup dengan serbet basah. Istirahatkan 3 jam.
Isi: Panaskan minyak kacang dengan sedikit gula pasir, masak jadi karamel, masukkan pasta biji teratai, air abu, sisa gula pasir, sirup, aduk rata. Tuang minyak kacang sedikit-sedikit hingga tercampur rata dan bisa dibentuk, angkat dan dinginkan.
Masukkan kenari, aduk, bulatkan adonan isi, beri bagian tengah dengan kuning telur asin dan bulatkan kembali, ambil adonan kulit, pipihkan, beri isi, bulatkan masukkan kedalam cetakan yang ditaburi terigu, keluarkan.
Panggang kurleb 15menit.

Bahan olesan :
2 telur campur dengan 1sdm air, kocok.

Source : http://bankresep.wordpress.com/2007/10/19/classic-moon-cake/

Resep Masakan Jepang - Miso Soup Tofu

miso soup

Bahan - Bahan :

200 gram tahu jepang dipotong kecil - kecil
3 sdm minyak goreng
1 liter kaldu dashi
150 gram miso
200 gr bayam

Cara Pembuatan :

Bungkus Tofu (tahu jepang) dengan kain bersih
Tekan airnya keluar lalu potong kecil - kecil
Panaskan ,imyak dalam wajan
Tumis Tofu tersebut dan tiriskan, rebus kaldu dan masukkan tofu
Cairkan miso dengan sedikit kaldu lalu masukkan ke kaldu
Tambahkan bayam yang telah dipotong dan masak hingga kaldu mendidih

Kumpulan Koleksi Resep Masakan Terbaru Lainnya dapat Anda dapatkan di

Resep Masakan - Empek Empek Palembang [Indonesian f00d]

mpek mpek palembang

mpek-mpek palembang

Bahan :

600 gr ikan tenggiri
300 gr sagu putih
3/4 gelas air
Garam secukupnya

Cara membuat :

Keluarkan dan bersihkan ikan dari sisik dan isi perutnya.
Belah menjadi 2 bagian dan bersihkan juga tulang tengahnya
Bersihkan juga tulang ikan yang kecil kecil sambil dikikis dengan garpu
Setelah kulit ikan bersih, haluskan daging ikan,
Campurkan air, garam dan daging halus hingga rata
Masukkan tepung sagu dan campurkan secukupnya. Ketika mngaduk tepung sagu, masukkan sedikit demi sedikit dan secukupnya karena jika kebanyakan empek empek yang dihasilkan akan melar dan keras.
Bentuk adonan seperti bola kemudian kukus dalam jumlah air yang banyak
Setelah itu goreng hinga berwarna kecoklatan.
Dalam penyajian dapat Anda tambahkan cuka dan mie soun atau mie kuning

Resep Kue Brownis Coklat Kukus

BROWNIS KUKUS

Bahan-bahan :

300 gr gula halus
200 gr mentega, dicairkan
200 gr tepung terigu
6 butir telur
1/2 sendok teh sp
1/2 sendok teh baking powder
50 gr coklat bubuk
150 gr coklat blok, dicairkan

Cara membuat:

mekser gula,telur, dan sp selama 15 mnt.
kemudian masukkan terigu, coklat bubuk, baking powder sambil terus dimekder.
masukkan mentega cair diaduk tapi tidak dengan mekser.
terakhir masukkan coklat yang dicairkan trus masukkan ke loyang dan kukus selama 20 menit.
resep ini untuk loyang ukuran 25X25 cm.potong menurut selera

Resep Kue - Chocolate Cup Cake

Chocolate Cup Cake

Bahan:

225 gr butter
200 gr gula halus / pasir
4 butir telur
½ sdt vanili
225 gr self raising powder
½ sdt baking powder
¼ sdt soda kue
225 gr cooking chocolate (dark/milk)
1 sdm rhum bakar

Cara membuat:
1. kocok butter dengan guka halus & vanili hingga lembut, tambahkan telur satu per satu sambil terus dikocok hingga rata, tambahkan tepung yang telah dicapmur dengan baking powder dan soda kue sedikit demi sedikit sambil dikocok terus dengan mixer
2. masukan cooking chocolate yang telah ditim (dilelehkan) dan rhum bakar, aduk hingga rata dengan spatula
3. siapkan cup bludder / muffin. Masukkan adonan ke dalam cup tersebut sebanyak ¾ saja, lakuakb hingga seluruh isi adonan habis.
4. panggang di dalam oven hingga matang

Resep Kue - Tiramisu Cookies

Bahan A:
225 gr Margarine
175 gr Gula halus
1 sm Rhum Tiramisu
1 btr Telur

Bahan B:
225 gr Tepung Terigu
25 gr Susu Bubuk
50 gr Keju
1/2 st Baking Powder

Bahan C:
1 st Coffee Caramel
Cara membuat:
Kocok Bahan A +/- 2 menit, lalu masukkan bahan B, aduk rata. Bagi adonan menjadi 2/3 bagian warna masukkan kantung plastik split. 1/3 bagian diberi bahan C, cetak adonan sesuka aneka model. Lalu panggang dengan api kecil dalam oven dengan suhu 150 derajat celcius.

How to Make Easy Tiramisu

tiramisu

Tiramisu is a great Italian desert that many people love. They do not however love trying to make this rich and creamy desert. I have an easy recipe for a no fuss tiramisu that will have you making it anytime you need a quick desert. This is usually the item that I bring to potluck occasions. It is the hands down winner when it comes to treats brought in for my coworkers. Whip some up today and enjoy the ease of tiramisu.

Things You'll Need:

9 by 9 tin baking pan 2 tubs of whipped topping 4 tbsp Instant coffee 8 oz water 2 small pound cakes ½ cup Sugar Coco powder Chocolate syrup

Slice the pound cake into ½ inch slices. This will be the cake in your tiramisu. The authentic version uses lady fingers. I have found pound cake to be much more accessible and easier to use.
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Warm 8 oz of water in microwave for 3 minutes. Mix into hot water the 4 tbsp of instant coffee and the ½ cup sugar until it is dissolved. Allow this mixture to cool completely before attempting to assemble the tiramisu. This strong sweet coffee takes the place of espresso in the authentic version of tiramisu.
Allow 2 tubs of whipped topping to come to room temperature. Whipped topping is usually kept frozen in your grocery store. If it is not brought to room temperature, it will not spread. This is the substitute for the marzipan.
Place the slices of pound cake on the bottom of the baking pan in a single layer. Wet the pound cake with the strong sweet coffee mixture. Make sure that you saturate all of the pound cake.
Layer the whipped topping in a thin half inch layer on top of the pound cake. Sprinkle the whipped topping with the coco powder.
Place pound cake on top of the coco covered whipped topping. Wet the cake with the coffee mixture again. Place whipped topping in a layer twice as thick as the first one on top of the wet pound cake.
Sprinkle the whipped topping with the coco. Repeat the cake, coffee, and whipped topping layers one last time. Finish off the top of the tiramisu with the remainder of the whipped topping. Drizzle chocolate syrup over the top of the desert.

Rabu, 03 November 2010

Ideas for Scrapbook Pages About Graduation [Gagasan untuk Halaman Scrapbook Tentang Wisuda]

At graduation, a scrapbook is a way to freeze memories and capture the meaningful moments as the graduate ends his time in high school. As you plan a scrapbook, consider ways that you can document the activities, people and places so the graduate can look back in future years and remember the feelings and friends that were so important at that stage of life.

Words to Live By

For a meaningful page in a scrapbook, ask family and friends of the graduate to contribute their words of wisdom. Request that each person give advice, contribute a wish for the future, provide a funny and instructional anecdote from their own experiences or simply provide a life lesson that has withstood the test of time. Include the actual handwritten notes, print off emails or ask contributors to write their words directly on the page.

Triumphant Moments

Graduation is a moment of triumph for many students; capture that emotion by focusing a page around a moment in the graduation ceremony. You might use a large photo of the graduates throwing their hats in the air, for example, or the student receiving her diploma. Include memorabilia from the event on the page, like a graduation program, a handful of confetti that was tossed or the petals of the graduate's corsage or boutonniere.

Looking Back

For a scrapbook page that celebrate the years of work it takes to get to the final day of school, create a design that looks back at each grade. Use school pictures to show the progression and growth of the graduate, starting in kindergarten. Arrange the photos to show the passage of time -- you might put them in a line across two pages, for example, or create a spiral with the individual prints. The final photo in your arrangement should be the graduate's senior photo.

Predict the Future

In a scrapbook about graduation, create a page that the graduate can fill in with predictions about his friends. Find senior photos of the student's closest friends, and include space underneath to fill in ideas of where each person will go in life. In coming years, you can look back and compare the ideas to what actually happens; the predictions are sure to get a laugh five or 10 years down the road.

Graduation Week

Because the final week of high school can be a whirlwind of activity and emotion, it can be difficult to remember the particulars in future years. Capture the memories in your scrapbook with a page dedicated to graduation week. Focus on the events leading up to the ceremony, like graduation parties, final days of school, the senior class picnic and even the tears as friends realize that they are leaving the safety of high school for bigger and better things.