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anko or an (餡) as it is sometimes called, is a sweet paste that comes in red, green and many shades in between. anko is typically made from azuki beans which have been boiled, mixed with sugar and then mashed and thickened into a paste. though mixing the bean paste with sugar is considered the standard

nowadays, during the kamakura period ( ), salt rather than sugar was used to make anko. during the edo era ( ), domestic manufacturing of sugar grew and sweet anko became the standard. in those days anko was a luxury food and was said to be a treat that only those in the nobility were permitted to eat...

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you see the tip turning little yellow and when you feel the growth phase is completed. curing of vanilla beans: quality requirements the primary quality determinant for cured vanilla beans is the aroma /flavour character. other factors of significance in quality assessment are the general appearance,

flexibility, the length and the vanillin content. the relative importance of these various quality attributes is dependent upon the intended end-use of the cured beans. traditionally, the appearance, the flexibility and size characteristics have been of importance since there is fairly close relationship...

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you see the tip turning little yellow and when you feel the growth phase is completed. curing of vanilla beans: quality requirements the primary quality determinant for cured vanilla beans is the aroma /flavour character. other factors of significance in quality assessment are the general appearance,

flexibility, the length and the vanillin content. the relative importance of these various quality attributes is dependent upon the intended end-use of the cured beans. traditionally, the appearance, the flexibility and size characteristics have been of importance since there is fairly close relationship...

http://www.orchidsasia.com/vanillacuring.htm

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communication student jayne ong dishes on her favourite food in ntu feature where to get good coffee on campus synonymous with late nights and hectic schedules, coffee has become a staple for university students. ntu students spill the beans on their go-to caffeine fix by p a annmarie for the coffee...

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to as parasites rather than pathogens. the scientific study of microscopic organisms, including microscopic pathogenic organisms, is called microbiology , while the study of disease that may include these pathogens is called pathology . parasitology , meanwhile, is the scientific study of parasites

instead in terms of relative virulence. pathogenicity is also distinct from the transmissibility of the virus, which quantifies the risk of infection. [ ] a pathogen may be described in terms of its ability to produce toxins , enter tissue, colonize, hijack nutrients, and its ability to immunosuppress...

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