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Koreans have many uses for rice water for cooking, cleaning and for making your face pretty. Reusing rice water is great for environment too! No comment yet.
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A Malaysian halal-checking service is preparing to brave the volatile stock markets to join London’s junior market Aim. DagangHalal, which claims to be the world’s first online hub for verifying suppliers of food and other goods adhere to Islamic principles, has hired London brokers Arden and Optiva to sell shares next month. It is thought that Dagang is looking to raise up to £4m through share sales in both Malaysia and London, which will give it an overall market value of £12.5m. The company posted revenues of 3.4m Malaysian ringgit (£572,000) for 2014, and made a profit of about 730,000 ringgit. As well as working with various government and independent halal authorities across Asia to check food suppliers are within the rules, Dagang also sells consultancy services and offers training courses for suppliers. The firm will authenticate food, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals and leisure sites if they comply with Shariah law. While the business currently operates in Asia, it aims to expand into European markets, consolidating the various certificates for suppliers into a single site. "With widespread internet use and smartphone adoption across the world's Muslim population, we now have the infrastructure to be able to check product authenticity anytime and anywhere,” said chief executive Mohamed Hazli Mohamed Hussain. There has been a drought of major listings on the London stock market so far this year, as a 20pc drop in equity prices scared off all but a handful of companies. However, a number of smaller players have floated on the Aim, including Circle Property and Shield Therapeutics. This is thought to be the first IPO of the year for both Arden Partners and Optiva.
Via Rohaizad Hassan
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Chinese meat processors are being courted for investment by a leading destination for the country’s meat exports.
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Tuyo has been a staple in most Filipino households. It can be cooked fried or added to other dishes. Here are five simple ways to cook tuyo.
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Wishing my beloved readers a very and joyous Norouz! May your 1395 be filled with much happiness and blessings! Much love, Sanam Related Post Asheh Reshteh ~ Persian Noodle ... Read More
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I don't think I have ever been as giddy with excitement as I was when I stepped into the Kawaii Monster Cafe with my friend Adam on Saturday 5th December last year. I just couldn't stop smiling and giggling. The Kawaii Monster Cafe was everything I hoped it would be! It's a place like no…
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"All publicity is good publicity." Nowhere does this specious PR maxim ring more hollow than in Fukushima Prefecture. As if the horrors of the 2011 Great E
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It’s not like I have a huge amount of time right now (we’re gearing up for The Pho Cookbook photo shoot) but it suddenly dawned upon me that seaweed could possibility be used to make a faux fish sauce. Our recent discussion on Facebook about umami-laden Shitake mushroom seasoning granules (bot nam dong co in Vietnamese) also got me thinking about making non-fish fish sauce. As a result, I spent about 36 hours seeing if I could make a fishless fish sauce and what we may learn from my experience. There are vegetarian fish sauces sold at Viet markets. I’ve only tried one brand and it was a long time ago. It was lacking in dimension. Since then, I’ve come up with workarounds i
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Tehran, after being the capital city for 230 years, has many memory-filled places. Among them, Tehran's Grand Bazaar, as the oldest organized social-economic structure, has many of these nostalgic locations within it – places which are full of kindness and emotion.
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Discover how Vietnam will become a fine flavor cocoa nation, the challenges facing the global cocoa sector and what the future holds for chocolate demand in Asia and beyond.
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Making wine is difficult anywhere in Japan, but try doing it in a part of the country that has been rocked by an earthquake and tsunami, and spurned becaus |
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Everything you wanted to know about Japan's lingering love affair with bananas but were afraid to ask.
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It's hard to tell when the real season for fresh strawberries is in Japan, they are even available in December. The actual season, however, goes from sprin
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Vietnamese fresh spring rolls made with Korean pork bulgogi is the best of both worlds. Great for appetizers or for lunches. Gluten-Free!
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A new range of beverages based on eucheuma are being readied for launch following a collaboration between food scientists from the National University of Singapore and a local food manufacturer.
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Your pre-game should begin at the grocery store.
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A watchmaker, a surgeon, a chef and a diorama artist are sitting around together. Each is a master of their trade and together, they’re attempting to create the world’s smallest bento. One that fits inside a wristwatch yet is packed with all the vitamins
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The Persian new year is all about herbs, fish, and new beginnings.
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Vous avez jusqu'au 30 avril pour découvrir Ekiben, le premier kiosque à bent
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Beef Short Rib Soup or Galbitang is a great tummy warming soup that is simple and easy to make. Serve with rice and Kimchi. |
