Prawn Mee Recipe

Prawn mee is a mouthwatering Chinese noodle dish made with prawn stock, noodles, and  toppings, served with a spicy dip. There are a few varieties, including the Penang version, Hae Mee, and another called Mee Yoke. Whatever the style, the heart of prawn mee is the prawn stock (PRAWN FRIED MEE).

How to make prawn stock
Simmer prawn heads and shells in water to extract flavor.
You can also lightly fry the heads and shells in oil first.
Pour water, add salt, and simmer to extract the prawny stock.
Strain to discard the heads and shells.

Aging Faster Today: Yoga as a Natural Anti-Aging Therapy

Author

Ms. Krishnan N, a Zen entrepreneur in her 60s, founded Nava's Zen at 58. With 22 years as a lecturer, including 13 years in the Curtin University of Technology Perth, Australia Degree Twinning Program, she is now a certified yoga instructor, coach, and counselor. Her expertise enriches her current work.

Abstract
This paper explores the profound benefits of yoga as a natural remedy for anti-aging, contrasting it with contemporary quick-fix solutions and aesthetic treatments. Yoga is presented not merely as a physical exercise but as a holistic approach that nurtures the breath, body, mind, and soul, offering significant advantages for maintaining a youthful appearance and overall vitality. The paper highlights how yoga fosters genuine skin nourishment and rejuvenation, reducing the reliance on heavy makeup and superficial enhancements. However, it also cautions against overdoing yoga, as excessive practice can lead to fatigue, injury, and may paradoxically accelerate the aging process.

Tomato Chutney Recipe: Indian Style

An accompaniment, a side dish, or even a spread for sandwiches and burgers. Indian-style tomato chutney is like a thick tomato sauce that is spicy, sweet, tangy, and aromatic.

There are two common cooking styles. One is chopping the tomatoes and cooking them with the rest of the ingredients after sautéing until the tomatoes turn soft and mushy. The other is blanching the tomatoes, mashing them, and then adding them to the sautéed ingredients along with curry leaves (SPINACH DAL RECIPE). 

Sponge Cake Recipe: Classic Genoise

Spongy, crumbly, light and airy buttery cake. The classic genoise sponge cake, a traditional European-style sponge cake, is loved for its delicate texture. There are only five ingredients for this sponge cake recipe, and the measurement given is for a small loaf cake pan (BUTTER CAKE RECIPE). 

It’s a pretty straightforward recipe, but there are stages in making and it requires plenty of patience without rushing, as each step is essential for the outcome of the sponginess.

Sunny Lamb Traditional Apam Balik: A Street Food Delight

While out buying groceries, I stumbled upon Sunny Lamb Traditional Apam Balik. Intrigued, I approached the van stall to explore this concept further. The menu offered a captivating array of apam balik varieties and these are vegan friendly. After considering my options, I chose the ori kelapa parut (original coconut) and jagung cheese/corn cheese. The other varieties were equally tempting, but I decided that three pieces of these Malaysian (EFFORTLESS MALAY DESSERTS) traditional pancakes would be enough to start with. Perhaps next time, I will try the other varieties.

Chinese Ginseng Chicken Soup Recipe

Warm, nourishing, and aromatic, this traditional Chinese Ginseng Chicken Soup is an ideal  one-pot meal for rainy days, chilly evenings, or anytime you crave comfort. Tender chicken pieces simmer with ginseng, dried wolfberries (kei chi), and longans, creating a mildly sweet, wholesome soup.

Truly delicious on its own or pair it with rice for a complete (PORK CHOPS CHINESE STYLE), immune-boosting meal the whole family will love.

 

Making authentic Chinese chicken soup is easier than you think. Using store-bought ginseng along with garlic, ginger, and dried herbs, all it takes is a gentle simmer to let the flavors meld.

Mental Health and Productivity: The Case for Corporate Yoga

Author

Ms. Krishnan N, a Zen entrepreneur in her 60s, founded Nava's Zen at 58. With 22 years as a lecturer, including 13 years in the Curtin University of Technology Perth, Australia Degree Twinning Program, she is now a certified yoga instructor, coach, and counselor. Her expertise enriches her current work.

Abstract
Corporate wellness programs are increasingly emphasizing mindfulness, mental health, and work-life balance, yet yoga often remains sidelined. This abstract examines the integration of yoga into corporate wellness initiatives and the benefits it offers. Despite the growing popularity of mindfulness practices such as meditation and breathwork, which originate from yoga philosophy, many organizations overlook yoga's comprehensive benefits. This study explores the disconnect between the promotion of wellness practices and the actual incorporation of yoga into corporate programs. It highlights the extensive benefits of corporate yoga, including improved mental clarity, stress reduction, physical health, and enhanced workplace morale.