This is called pearl corn because of the white kernels..
Pearl Corn is different from the normal corn because it is so sweet, have bigger kernels and can be eaten fresh. It is more expensive than regular corn but it is worth the money.
Corn can be eaten raw, and it tastes best when it’s just ripen and freshly picked. The husks by the way makes excellent organic plate scrubber at the sink. My mother-in-law gathers the husks, fold it and ties it together with a thin rubber band (there’s thin and there’s the thick rubber bands). She then scrubs the plates with a bit of water and dishwashing liquid. Such an environmentally friendly tool.
I don’t really cook much meat nor do I go camping at all (Don’t even ask me to do it. I hate leeches, mozzies and ants) so I won’t be doing much cooking like the way this guy does. But see the video. I just love the way he stacked the 3 dutch ovens on top of the other to conserve and preserve heat. What a way to make a great meal outdoors.
I saw this bottles of juice at the cold section at a Coles supermarket in Sydney and just had to take a picture of it. I was actually disappointed because it wasn’t raw juice. It’s misleading because it’s really mainly constituted juice. If it’s not raw, it means that most of the enzymes have been destroyed.
I brought my mini blender with me for my one month trip there, but oh my, the fruits are so pricey. Apparently, the devastating floods near Brisbane had a major impact on the food industry. If it wasn’t for the flood, I was told, I could get a whole box of mangos for $10.
My thoughts are with those who suffered during the massive flooding.
The ancient Hebrew scholars taught parents to bake cakes in the form of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet which the child has to identify before he was allowed to eat the cake.
<Glenn Doman on teaching really small children to read at an early age>
Oh dear. When it rains, it pours! I’ve been having a crisis here. One problem after another. And you know what? I realize, most of the problems was a result from my state of mind. Sure, there were some problems that could not be avoided, but in my haste, and confusion, I made one mistake after another today. After a deep breathe, I got… back into my groove. This made me .think of all those people out there that have problems raining on them for days, months and years on end. One problem compounding after another. Relationship problems, family problems, financial problems … those can affect other stuff that is happening in their lives.
Lemons out of lemonades?
Btw, my father-in-law, who’s such a great guy, has fractured one vertebrae in his spine and is in lots of pain. He’ll be staying with us for a week. What’s the lemonade here? We, especially the kids, get to spend some time with him. Please help me pray for his quick recovery.
