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    Protect rice from insects Dry 50 g. of mint leaves, powder them and add to 10 kg. Of rice. Not only will the mint leaves keep insects at bay, they will also impart a delicious flavour to the cooked rice.
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    Learn how to make delicious Indian vegetarian Paneer (Indian Cottage Cheese) recipe called Paneer Pasanda using basic indian spices, paneer and chickpea (besan flour)
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    Putting 3-4 cloves in the sugar container will keep the ants at bay.
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    The use of bananas has been found beneficial in the treatments of several medical conditions such as intestinal disorders, constipation, arthritis, gout, anemia, allergies, kidney stones, tuberculosis and urinary disorders.
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    Add a pinch of soda-bicarbonate to spinach while blanching to retain its bright green colour. Also never overcook greens as they will lose their colour, taste and vital nutrients
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    Chop the vegetables only when you are ready to use them. Don't cut them in too advance. It would spoil their food value.
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    If you are constantly looking at computer screen, take a break after every one hour, give rest to the eyes and look at distant objects in nature. At night put small cotton ball dipped in cold milk or rose water over the eyes for 15 minutes
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    If you are storing the herbs in the refrigerator, cover loosely with a plastic bag. Cilantro or Coriander, loves cool temperatures and should be stored in the refrigerator. Parsley can be stored at room temperature or in the refrigerator. Basil is ideally stored at room temperature and not in the refrigerator, because it is susceptible to damage from cold.
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    Always refridgrate maida, wheat flour,chenna to avoid lumps and worms. It wil be fresh for more than three months
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    Keep grated potatoes in cold water to prevent them from getting discoloured. When required, drain, press out excess water and dab on a clean kitchen towel. Use immediately.
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    Place a raw peeled tomato in the bow, it will absorb the extra salt.
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    To avoid crying, cut the onions into two parts and place them in water for 15 minutes before chopping them.
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    It will be easier to chop raisins if you sprinkle some flour over them so that they do not stick. Then cut with a small kitchen scissors.
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    Never beat idli batter too much just before spooning into moulds. Just spoon as is. The air already incorporated while rising is lost and idlis may not be as soft as they should be.
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    Store chili powder for longer By keeping a piece of asafoetida in the same container you can store chili powder for longer.
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    Putting 3-4 cloves in the sugar container will keep the ants at bay.
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    Make approximately 1 teaspoon of your own pumpkin pie spice by combining ½ teaspoon cinnamon, ¼ teaspoon ground ginger, ¼ teaspoon ground cloves and a pinch of ground nutmeg.
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