Cookbook review: The Bowler's Meatball Cookbook | Urban Pundit

Recipe Tested: Beef and Chorizo Balls
Suggested prep and cook time: 50 mins
Serves: 6-8
Difficulty: 3/10

Choosing the specific recipe from ?The Bowler?s Meatball Cookbook? was the hardest task in reviewing this book. There is a choice of fish, meat and veggie balls, all of which looked extra tasty, however my dining guests were meat eating fish haters so I chose the Beef and Chorizo Balls with confit garlic mayonnaise, a thoroughly good choice.

What you need:
2 tablespoons of olive oil
2 shallots finely chopped
1 large free range egg (beaten)
500g beef chuck steak, minced
200g cooking chorizo, diced
400g white rice cooked (uncooked 100g)
200g Manchego cheese
1 teaspoon of smoked paprika
100g breadcrumbs
Grated zest of 1 lemon
1 teaspoon of salt
3 tablespoons of chopped parsley

Before you start, make sure you have cooked the rice and chopped everything as this will help to save time. Start by cooking the shallots on a low heat for 2 minutes, then add the garlic and stir for another 5 minutes until the onions are translucent. Then, add all of the ingredients into a bowl and mix with your hands until it?s all combined.The Bowler adds a nice little piece of advice to check the flavour; make a small patty and fry it off, then taste it. This way you can decide how much seasoning you want, however I?d say the recipe is spot on.

Next, line two baking trays with non stick baking parchment (works a treat, don?t use foil!) and cook at 220 degrees Celsius or gas mark 7 for 30 minutes and Bob?s your uncle! I served these ones as suggested, with the confit garlic mayonnaise which can be made from scratch (do it before the meatballs though, as the process takes a while) and rocket. ?I then sprinkled some of the Manchego cheese on top and served them with gherkins on ciabatta. It is as scrumptious as it sounds. The book has a lovely section at the back on the sauces and accompaniments, such as the confit garlic mayonnaise I used and Jerusalem artichoke gratin (which I really want to try), so you can make proper meatball banquets.

The recipe is easy, fairly quick and extremely tasty. The chorizo makes the meatballs flavoursome and adds another layer of texture, making them anything but bland. These are fillers though, so don?t be surprised if you can?t finish 4 ? I tried and failed. These would be great for a dinner party as they are quick and can be served on a bun, rather than with the usual pasta (yawn). The meatballs also work brilliantly as next day leftovers, as there were so many I had them for lunch cold with rocket and harissa cous cous and it hit the spot!
Jez Felwick is the Bowler, and he rides around the country in the Lawn Ranger (his grass covered van) serving meatballs to the masses. A regular on the London street food scene, Jez also makes appearances at farmers markets and festivals throughout the summer. If you want to find Jez and the Lawn Ranger then follow him on twitter @TheBowlerUK.

For more street food suggestions check out some of the things you can find at KERB Kings Cross.?

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Source: http://urbanpundit.view.co.uk/cookbook-review-the-bowlers-meatball-cookbook/

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FM asks difficult questions, India Inc keeps mum | Firstpost

The Finance Minister asked two rather difficult questions of captains of India Inc this afternoon: why are investments in industry drying up and why is there all round hesitation to declare actual income and therefore pay tax.

Mr Finance Minister, India Inc may be able to explain away the first question but it is unlikely that your second one will ever be answered truthfully.

Were you kidding us when you gave such an insignificant number of the super rich who pay taxes? PTI

It is a time tested practice in India to evade tax, else why would only 42,800 people from among 1.2 billion Indians confess to earning over Rs 1 crore in taxable income?

Were you kidding us when you gave such an insignificant number of the super rich who pay taxes?

P Chidambaram was at his candid best today when he said this number was given out deliberately to shock people during the Budget speech on Friday.

We are shocked sir. We remain in shock. You have stated something every Indian already knows: that our income tax compliance record is abysmal. Now, what are you doing about it?

Chidambaram has been trying to instil the fear of god, or more accurately the fear of the income tax inspector in the super rich, saying all high value transactions are being monitored. And today he let out yet another statistic: already 35,000 tax default notices have been sent out and another 35,000 notices are in the process of being sent out.? Only 70,000 defaulters? Are you kidding me?

He said during an interaction with industry chambers this afternoon that when he was a lawyer, he religiously declared his income and paid tax. Sir, how does this encourage anyone to follow your example?

Shouldn?t we be strengthening tax compliance laws instead?

On income tax refund arrears, he said in between April-February of the current fiscal, the tax department has given 69,000 refunds, against 84,000 given in the corresponding period last year.

But coming back to the FM?s first question of investments drying up, not one of the industry captains present today had an answer on why investments have dried up.

This, despite the Budget proposing a 15 percent investment allowance for companies investing Rs 100 crore in plant and machinery, over and above depreciation.

All Ficci president Naina Lal Kidwai came up with was a plea to reduce corporate tax rate which now stands at about 36 percent.

Chidambaram has taken up cudgels to bring back investment. He is planning extensive interactions with local industry representatives in the NCR region, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Kolkata shortly to figure out what is needed to spur investment.

Thereafter, he will begin wooing foreign investors during his visits to US, Canada and Japan between April and May this year.

All in all, the FM was quite candid in today?s interaction, rejecting several industry demands outright:

1) On SUVs: On hike in excise duty on Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) from 27 percent to 30 percent, he said the increase will not dampen demand and was levied because 98 percent SUVs run on diesel, a fuel the government subsidises. The 3 percentagepoint excise increase is the government?s way of recovering the diesel subsidy from SUV owners.

2) On fleet modernisation: Again, the FM brushed this aside. Why should the government incentivise someone who has already used his vehicle beyond depreciation, he wanted to know

3) on MAT: This debate was close some years back, he said brusquely and there was no case for reopening the debate at all.

4) Fear of tax men: There is no interface nor any plans for introducing an interface between IT officials and assessees. So there was no need to relook into the IT compliance norms

5) Royalty: Why should Indian companies not be taxed when they repatriate profits as royalty and not as dividends, he wanted to know. Anyway, the tax on royalty is within the DTAA norms.

Not only was the FM advising India Inc liberally, he also had a word of advice for RBI Governor Subbarao: reduce interest rates.

?I hope interest rate will come down, RBI Governor will have to take a call, we have done all we can on the fiscal side.?

Source: http://www.firstpost.com/business/fm-asks-difficult-questions-india-inc-keeps-mum-648031.html

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US town once home to exiled Soviet dissident Solzhenitsyn OKs exhibit in his honour at church

CAVENDISH, Vt. - Residents of a small town that was the home of exiled Soviet dissident author Alexander Solzhenitsyn for nearly two decades have decided to create an exhibit honouring him.

About 70 voters at Monday night's Town Meeting in Cavendish overwhelmingly decided the town should take over a historic stone church to house the exhibit for the Nobel Literature laureate.

Preservationists will examine the church, particularly its roof, in the spring, once all the snow has melted, and the exhibit should be ready by next year, Cavendish Historical Society co-ordinator Margo Caulfield said. The church likely will need minor repairs and cosmetic work, but events should be able to be held there almost immediately, she said.

Solzhenitsyn lived in Cavendish from 1977 to 1994 and died in Russia in 2008. His house in Cavendish is still lived in by his son, pianist and conductor Ignat Solzhenitsyn, and his family.

The Town Meeting, residents' annual decision-making gathering, was the venue where Solzhenitsyn addressed his new neighbours when he arrived in Cavendish.

Solzhenitsyn, who had spent eight years in prison and labour camps for criticizing Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, said he chose Cavendish for its resemblance to his homeland and its small-town personality.

"I like very much the simple way of life and the population here, the simplicity and the human relationship," he said then. "I like the countryside, and I like the climate with the long winter and the snow, which reminds me of Russia."

Solzhenitsyn wrote his best-known works, "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" and "The Gulag Archipelago," based on his years imprisoned, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1970.

The exhibit would include videos of Solzhenitsyn talking about his years in Cavendish. The impetus for the project came last summer when the town had little to offer a group of Russian tourists who expected a monument in their countryman's honour, Caulfield said.

The church that will be used for the exhibit was built in 1844 under the leadership of renowned abolitionist the Rev. Warren Skinner and was decommissioned in the 1960s. Church leaders offered to donate it to the town of 1,300 residents last year.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/us-town-once-home-exiled-soviet-dissident-solzhenitsyn-064358674.html

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Tips To Help You Manage Your Stress Levels | Self Help Hypnosis

It is common to feel overwhelmed at times. This kind of pressure can lead to feelings that are hard to endure. You will need some help to feel better when stress is getting the better of you.

Try drinking a tonic for stress relief. Explore natural medicines as a way to combat stress and anxiety. These natural remedies have proven to be both safe and effective at helping fight off stress and anxiety. Try the herb Kava, which has been shown in some studies that it works like alprazolam, better known as Xanax.

Devise a plan for your day, and do your best to stick with it. A haphazard approach to your day give will give you a greater chance of encountering stress. By keeping an organized schedule, you will know exactly what your day contains, and what your responsibilities are.

Smile often, and you will not be as affected by stressful situations. When you smile, the muscles used stimulate the limbic system, also known as the emotional center of the brain. So smiling can really be considered a valid solution to the stress in your daily life, as it helps your limbic system generate feelings of calmness.

Remind the people in your life that they are not the direct cause of the stress in your life. Spouses and children often think that they have acted in a way that is upsetting to you. Your stress should be your problem, and you should never displace it onto those around you who you love the most.

A nice, relaxing cup of tea is an excellent tension tamer. Green or black teas infused with chamomile, honey, or lemon are effective at reducing stress. Allow the tea to steep for at least 10 minutes to fully maximize their strength. Drink a cup of these in the morning or in the evening before you set off to bed.

An effective method of stress reduction is to engage in exercise. Going for a walk or a jog can be a simple way to release stress. As you exercise, endorphins kick in. The great thing about endorphin release is the calming effect it has on you. Your body will remove stress causing toxins when you are exercising as well.

You don't have to take on the weight of the world. The above article has given you some very useful techniques for kicking stress out of your life. The first step is yours to take now.

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Silicon Valley Has Hit Peak Lameness

Hey Bros of Virool, I know you think it’s cool that your launch party is being written up in TechCrunch.?But seriously, half-naked girls in silver mono-kinis dancing in front of floating arithmetic, fractions and percentage signs? Why would women want to work for this company? When did Silicon Valley become so thin on actual technology that startups had to have ?nerd? or ?science?-themed parties to have cred? You’re YC-backed for chissake. How much of your $6 million round went into hiring contortionists? What would Jessica Livingston think? P.S. In case anyone thinks Jack McKenna doesn’t know how to party, Jack McKenna thought of this post while dancing in a “rave cave” at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Because Jack McKenna rolls all weekend long. Sans fake hand and tentacle fingers. Update:?Virool’s CEO Alexander Debelov?responds?in a comment below. He says that Virool didn’t spend any investor money on the party, is profitable and is on a multi-million dollar annualized runrate. [Editor's note: In further discussions with Virool, the company made clear that 1) this was a theme party around a popular video it had helped make viral, 2) it is making more money in a day than what the party had cost, and 3) many of its investors had attended and were pleased with the company's progress so far. The party was also planned by a woman, and the company did not intend to demean women in any way.] That’s great. But success shouldn’t mean throwing parties full of hired girls. Many tech companies like Facebook and Airbnb had, erm, questionable parties in their very early days, but they learned and they grew up. Virool should too. ?

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/RlzM0lLZzXg/

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Enamored With Social Media Marketing? Don't Forget Search and ...

Social media marketing is top of mind with everyone today and for good reason. It?s new(ish) and it?s exciting. It?s also the hip and ?in thing? to be associated with if you are a marketer.

The question to ask yourself though is this, ?Is my concentration on social media marketing taking my efforts away from places that, while much less sexy, have the majority of Internet users using them??

Sadly, if many marketers are being honest, the answer would be yes. Money is being redistributed within online budgets to pay for social media ads because the big players like Facebook and Twitter are pushing it hard. Why? They need revenue and lots of it. At what price? Just look at the impact changes at Facebook regarding advertising have had on engagement for one New York Times writer.

So what might marketers be overlooking in this rush to be all things social? Good old search and email marketing. These numbers from eMarketer around the adoption rate of both are hard to ignore.

FOR EMAIL

FOR SEARCH

Granted, if you look at the fine print for these results the parameters for these numbers are pretty loose in that all that is required to be counted is that a person look at email or use search at least once a month. How many people use these things that infrequently though? Not many.

The takeaway here is that marketers must make sure that while they need to be at the leading edge of what is considered the ?future of marketing? it should never be at the expense of what might work best in the present. Balance between the ?tried and true? and the ?new and exciting? should be struck to ensure that marketers are not leaving money on either table.

How do you feel about the old standards of search and email marketing? Are they something that will start to fade in favor of social or is social simply another way to reach a market and should be treated accordingly?

Source: http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2013/03/enamored-with-social-media-marketing-dont-forget-search-and-email.html

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