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Behind The Rasta Colors | Stoner Blog

This is the story Behind The Rasta Colors. There are some things that are extremely popular to stoners. Particularly aspects of the Rastafarian religion, which is most often associated with cannabis culture. More specifically, I’m referring to the three color combination that seems to follow the pot leaf every where it goes. The rasta clothing colors are super popular among the members of the stoner community. How many people know their origin? Even if you already know where the colors come from, it’s always good to brush up on cannabis related knowledge, just in case someone decides to test your know how.

Sometimes, black is included in the rasta colors but most stoners stick to the green, gold, and red. The famous color combo is shown on the Ethiopian flag. They stand for the loyalty that the Rastafari feel towards the state of Ethiopia during the reign of Haile Selassie, who was an emperor of Ethiopia that inspired great men such as Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Nelson Mandela with his civil disobedience views. Rasta colors are interpreted differently but are shown on the Ethiopian flag (from bottom to top) as red, gold, and green. These colors are sometimes mixed up, sometimes even reversed. It all depends on the person viewing them, although that is genuinely the way that they are displayed on the flag.

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The colors each have their own meanings which are interpreted as follows (although again, some people may have different views on this). Red stands for the blood of martyrs, people that have given their lives to help others. The green represents the beauty, fertility, and green vegetation that Ethiopia holds within it’s boundaries. The gold, or the yellow, stands for the wealth of Africa. So these colors have a lot of meaning behind them and it’s important to know their history so that they become much more respected than they already are.

More then just a stoner symbol, the Rastafarian colors will be respected when used. The colors symbolize a lot more than just stoners. Things like this are important to know in the community. For more information on the Rastafarian religion, as well as the colors themselves, you can visit www.religionfacts.com

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“Green” pasta

I came to confess my love for pasta once again. If I don’t know what I want for breakfast, lunch or dinner, I cook pasta. Some kind of sauce for them – and life becomes much more fun, more definite and more interesting. It is invariably simple, accessible and very easy, and also variable and not boring. Any combination of food in the fridge gives a new taste sensation, and that’s great. However, the last couple of months I have a favorite – I regularly and very often make myself “green” paste .And no, this is not spinach pasta, as the name might suggest. This is different. Easier. And no less tasty. And also – infinitely fragrant and unrealistically beautiful. There is a portion of summer on the plate, and the realization of this fact improves the mood, I want to sing and love the whole world at once, including that part of it, which in a standard mood does not really work out to love. So, “green” pasta is pasta with herbs. Simply put, with dill, parsley, cilantro. A clove of garlic goes there without fail – not for taste, for aroma.And butter! Everything. It’s so simple and affordable – but in the end, thanks to some tricks, an unrealistically tasty dish is obtained!

– Dine with us, Vasilisa Eremeevna, decorate the table …
– I, – I answer, – not parsley with dill – you should decorate the table.
Olga Gromyko

Probably “green” pasta will please only those who, like me, are not indifferent to pasta. Nevertheless, the leading taste in this dish is precisely the pasta, the other components successfully complement it, emphasize, set off.In short, try it. For those who need a must-have sausage with noodles, I advise you to flip through the recipe, it is not for them, but for lovers of spaghetti and tagliatelle, farfalle and fettuccine in any variants, I strongly recommend looking under the cat.

How to prepare green pasta

Ingredients for green pasta

200 g pasta;

2 large bunches of greens;

1 garlic clove;

4 st. l. aromatic vegetable oil to taste;

Parmesan if desired;

salt and pepper to taste.

Instruction

• There should be a lot of greenery, it should be fresh and your favorite. I usually collect a bouquet of parsley, cilantro and dill, the mono version seems boring to me, but you try as you feel.
• Mine, chop finely.
• Simultaneously boil the pasta until al dente.
• Drain the water, leave the paste in the saucepan. Throw greens and a finely chopped clove of garlic there, mix and close with a lid.
• Leave for 4-5 minutes, then pour in your favorite oil (olive oil, in my opinion, is ideal), mix.
• And serve immediately. Cheese is optional.
• Bon appetit!

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Thai green curry paste – Cuisine of the peoples of the world – LJ

Original taken from foodfm in Thai green curry paste

Until recently it could not have occurred to me that such a paste can be made at home.

Of course, this is not exactly what we are offered in Thailand: there the products are more fragrant and fresh, there is a different, more correct cooking technology – in the markets they can grind pasta in a mortar right in front of you. At home, I am too lazy to cook it according to all the rules and laws, and I just grind everything in a blender.
As I mentioned earlier, unlike dry Indian curries, Thai curry paste uses fresh ingredients. The basis of such a paste is, of course, chili peppers. Depending on what color and saturation you want to get the paste, either green chili peppers or red ones are taken.The cooking method is the same. Only the ingredients differ: the red paste is sharper, the green one is more aromatic and spicy due to the use of herbs.
Green curry paste is widely used in the preparation of various curries, combining it with chicken, fish, vegetables. I often mix it with coconut milk, and carcass chicken, meatballs, white fish in such a sauce. It turns out very quickly, tasty and aromatic! Also, there is no limit to imagination: it can be added to absolutely all dishes – soups, salads, pasta, and so on.With it, your dishes will acquire an even more original taste.
In the preparation of such a paste, ingredients such as kaffir lime leaves, malangal, shrimp paste, fish sauce are used. This is, of course, the most correct choice of ingredients. However, these ingredients are often not found in our supermarkets. Therefore, I will give replacements for this or that component in brackets. It is also very well written about replacements here. There is also a recipe for green curry paste, but I do, here, according to this recipe – it seemed to me the most optimal.

Cooking time: 10 min.
Servings: 1 can of about 250-300 ml

Ingredients:

1 shredded lemongrass stalk
2-3 green chili peppers
1 shallot tbsp chopped red onions)
4-5 chopped garlic cloves
1 thumb-sized galangal root (can be replaced with ginger)
large bunch of chopped cilantro
large bunch of chopped green basil
· ½ h.l. ground coriander
· ½ tsp. ground cumin
· ½ tsp ground white pepper
3 tbsp fish sauce (can be replaced with 1 tbsp soy sauce)
1 tsp shrimp paste (can be replaced with ½ tsp salt)
· 2 tbsp lime juice
1 tsp brown sugar
3-4 tbsp coconut milk (or more, depending on the desired paste consistency)

Preparation:

1.Place all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth.
2. Check the pasta for salt and spices. Add more salt as needed. If the pasta is too salty, add more lime juice. If you want more spice, add more chili.
3. The finished pasta can be stored in the refrigerator for about a week.

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Green curry is one of the most famous Thai dishes, although according to legend, it was invented not so long ago, compared to other dishes.To prepare green curry, you need a special curry paste, which you can buy ready-made or cook it yourself, with the possibility of purchasing some specific ingredients. And this green curry paste from the Maliwan Thai cooking school in Bangkok that I visited is one of the simplest Thai curry pastes. Although it also has some ingredients that will not be familiar to everyone. But I will write in more detail about them and write what can be used to replace each of them.

Green chili peppers are the base of the green curry paste.In Thailand, the most commonly used are small and very hot chili peppers called “bird’s eye”. They come in both green and red. Sometimes in our flower shops you can buy a “tree” with small chili peppers. This is the “bird’s eye”. Green curry paste requires green chili peppers. If you can’t buy these chili peppers, then you can safely use another green chili to keep it quite hot.

Galangal or Thai galangal is a relative of ginger that has a more graceful, distinctively ethereal aroma and thin skin.You can buy it expensive, fresh, in some online stores, or you can simply replace galangal with ginger. It will be a little different, but it will be delicious.

Cilantro roots are the most common cilantro roots. If you grow cilantro yourself, then you just need to dig up the cilantro by the root. And in the bazaar, cilantro is often sold by the root, because, unlike parsley, after cutting, cilantro does not grow back and there is no point in leaving the root.

Lemongrass or lemongrass cannot be substituted here.You can buy it fresh in large hypermarket chains or online stores. It is stored for a very long time as if it were fresh grass, so it is not so difficult to find it even here.

The zest of kaffir lime, a very aromatic relative of regular lime, can be substituted with the zest of regular lime. It will be a little different, but not dramatically.

As for the fermented shrimp paste, an ingredient found in almost every Southeast Asian cuisine, it can be missed, but with the curry itself, you will need to add an additional 50 ml of fish sauce.They are not identical aromas, but similar. In general, fermented shrimp paste does not have the most pleasant aroma :-), but it can slightly change the overall flavor composition from simple to incredibly tasty, because it is full of “umami”. It’s about quantity. And the dish, unlike the pasta itself, will not have an unpleasant smell, it will have a special taste. And those who have been to Thailand and have tasted real Thai dishes and are now grimacing when reading about fermented shrimp pasta, let them know that pasta is in most Thai dishes that everyone likes so much :-).And the depth of taste in them is precisely due to the small amount of this paste. And very often its absence is the reason for disappointment with Thai dishes in Thai restaurants outside Thailand (not to mention ignorance of cooking techniques, unbalanced taste of dishes, etc.).

In terms of ingredients for Thai green curry paste, it seems like it all. As for the cooking technique, I simplified it a little. In the original, anything that can be sliced ​​is first sliced ​​and then pounded in a mortar.After cooking courses, I realized that you can first grind everything in a blender, and then grind it in a mortar. One way or another, cooking Thai curry paste is not an easy process and even trained hands get tired faster than a paste-like mass appears in the mortar.

If you first chop everything finely and then grind, remember that you start grinding with spices, and then just add the rest of the ingredients in turn, from hard to soft.

The color of the greenest curry paste, how green or brownish it will be, depends on the degree of roasting of the spices and the shade of green ingredients in that paste. The greener the curry paste itself, the greener the green curry will be.

Ahead of the question. Most of the ingredients for Thai green curry paste are from Thailand.

Ingredients

• 5-6 pcs
  fine green chili
• 2
  small circles of galangal or fresh ginger root, peel
• one
  Lemongrass stalk, crush with a kitchen hammer, and coarsely chop
• 2
  cloves of garlic, peel
• 1-2
  cilantro root (if thinner then 2-3)
• 2
  shallots, peel, chop coarsely

• Zest of 1 lime (original Kaffir)

• 1/3 hl.
  fermented shrimp paste (you can skip it and add more fish sauce to the curry dish)
• 3
  white peppercorns
• 1 tsp
  coriander kernels
• 1 tsp
  cumin seeds

• A pinch of salt

1) Place zest, chili peppers, lemongrass, galangal or ginger, garlic and coriander roots in a blender bowl, chop well.

2) Gently brown the spices in a large skillet or wok. Remove from heat.

3) Put the spices in a mortar and grind to a powdery consistency.

4) Continuing to grind the spices, add salt and portions of the mass whipped in a blender, grinding everything to a pasty consistency.

5) Add the fermented shrimp paste, if using, and grind again.

Store prepared curry paste in the refrigerator for up to 1 week, or almost forever in the freezer.

Bon Appetit!

See also

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28 August 2017

Recipe for the classic Thai green curry with coconut milk and chicken from the Thai culinary school from Bangkok.

15 January 2018

Classic Thai coconut soup with chicken, Tom Ka Gai (Kai). Very fragrant and super-quick to prepare soup with coconut milk.

10 June 2012

Tom Yam Kung is a spicy Thai soup that everyone who has been to Thailand knows.He is so good that those who have not been there know him.

90,000 Green Shrimp Pasta in Creamy Sauce • Guilty Food

Some might call this recipe Alfredo Pasta, but that would not be entirely true. Still, in the classic Alfredo pasta, cream and additional additives such as onions, shrimps are not used. Only butter, parmesan and water. I will publish this simplest recipe shortly, but for now, try this unusual green pasta with shrimps stewed in white wine and a thick creamy sauce.And no matter what it is called, the main thing is that it is very, very tasty. You can easily take ready-made pasta – tagliatelle, papardelle, fettuccini or even spaghetti. If you are too lazy to cook homemade pasta, then go straight to the “Sauce” part. Go!

Spinach paste

To give the paste an unusual color and taste, use a variety of additives: cuttlefish ink, herbs, spices, nuts, vegetables and even cocoa. We’ll take fresh spinach. Its color and flavor goes well with shrimp and cream.

Blanch the spinach in boiling water for 10 seconds.

Immediately transfer to ice water.

When the spinach has cooled down, squeeze it well.

Put the spinach in the food processor together with the eggs and chop.

The longer and more thoroughly the spinach is chopped, the more uniform the color of the finished dough will be.

Pour the egg mixture to the sifted flour and begin to stir.

When the dough comes together, transfer it to the table and begin to knead.

Knead thoroughly for at least 5 minutes, until the dough is firm and elastic.

We form a ball, wrap it in foil and leave it for 30 minutes.

Now we start rolling. You can use a rolling pin or a pasta machine. Thickness – 2 mm.

If the place is tight, divide the dough into 2 parts and roll out in turn.

Lightly dust the dough with flour and fold several times.

Take a knife and cut the dough into strips 1 cm thick. A pizza knife or the most ordinary knife will also work.

Sprinkle flour on the dough and mix well to flatten the dough strips. Done! This pasta goes well with creamy sauces. For example, try making a salmon and blue cheese pasta with it. Now you can start the sauce.

Sauce

The sauce is very easy to prepare.Chop the garlic and shallots finely. You can use red or onions.

Preheat the pan and add the butter and olive oil. The pot of water for the pasta should already be boiling on the stove. Homemade pasta is cooked for 3 minutes, so everything should be ready. Don’t forget to add salt to the water.

Lightly fry the garlic – 15-20 seconds.

And add the bow.

Fry over medium heat until the onion is soft – 2 minutes.Now is the time to put the pasta in the pot. Stir and cook for 3 minutes.

Increase the heat and add the shrimp. Lightly add salt and fry for 30 seconds, stirring constantly.

Add wine and simmer for another 30 seconds to evaporate excess alcohol.

Pour in the cream and a ladle of pasta water. Simmer until the sauce thickens – about a minute.

Add grated nutmeg and parmesan.

Once the pasta is done, transfer to the pan and stir.You can adjust the thickness of the sauce by evaporating a little more moisture or, conversely, adding water from the pasta. Taste and season with salt and pepper if necessary.

Tip: If you are using dry paste, cook it 2 minutes less than it says on the package. When the pasta is still damp, transfer it to the boiling sauce, stir and simmer for another minute.

Finally add the chopped parsley and basil. Stir, garnish with grated Parmesan and serve immediately in warmed bowls.

Try other pasta recipes. For example, Aglio e Olio, Putanescu, Arrabiata or Amatricana.

Green Curry Paste – All Salt

Green curry paste differs from red curry paste in the color of the pepper used and slightly more spices. It is more flavorful and works well for chicken and seafood curries. Here, of course, you can get confused, curry dishes, curry pasta – but everything is very simple. The word “curry” means sauce and implies the presence of a sufficient amount of liquid, because these dishes are always eaten with steamed or boiled rice.And the pasta itself is a milled set of spices, which then adds flavor and aroma to our sauce. Curry paste can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks, can be placed in ice cube trays and frozen. But you can also buy this pasta in a specialty store, for example, in the “Indian Spices”. It’s time to take money from them for constant mention.

Ingredients:

• 8 green chili peppers, seeded and chopped
• 1 cup shallots or 2 onions
• 5 cm fresh galangal or ginger, finely chopped
• 12 cloves of garlic
• 6 kafir leaves (lemon leaves)
• 3 lemongrass stems (white part only)
• 1 cup cilantro with roots
• 2 h. l. finely chopped lime zest
• 2 tsp shrimp paste
• 2 tsp salt
• 1 tbsp cilantro seed
• 1 tsp caraway seeds (cumin)
• 1 tsp white pepper
• 2 tbsp vegetable oil

Now, as in the case of red curry paste, you can crush all this in a mortar, which, in fact, I did. This process is laborious and takes 20-25 minutes, but you can grind everything in a food processor (Aunt Kahn does just that).

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