Koshary Asfar

I just read this, It says that Honey in Egypt is contaminated by chloramphenicol which causes some harmful effect in bone marrow. chloramphenicol is an antibiotic which is sold in pharmacies. Is it good thing that we eat chloramphenicol combined with HOney which fight agains bacteria . May be some can say yes and others will say no. Popular posts from this blog Koshary Asfar October 26, 2007 Yellow Lentil is 3ads asfar عدس أصفر We use it to cook that Yellow Koshary. Ingredient: One cup of yellow lentil - and one cup of rice- salt- onion - a spoon of butter Method: Cut the onion into small pieces and add some butter melt add the onion to the butter and quickly add the yellow lentil-rice mixture add two cups of water and leave to boil then cut down the heat and cover the pot. After about 15 minute the recipe will finish, eat and belhana wel shefa Read more The origin of the word " Egypt" or " MISR" November 16, 2006 Here is some points of views I receive from experts: - Egypt is a Greek corruption - Aigyptos, derived from the native Het-Ka-Ptah, which means house of spirit ptah. Copt is also derived from Aigyptos. Misr is Hebrew from Misraim. Misraim was the son of Ham, in Hebrew mythology. - Esoterically - the word Egypt is derived from the first letters for the essence colours Emerald Green, Yellow, Pink, Turquoise (E-G-Y-P-T) which are the colours associated with the ancient 32 foot tall egyptians that originally came from the stars and lived in Egypt before the flood ... those that delve into these mysteries will see these essence colours appearing electrically so there must be some truth to this... - The name Misr is a Semiticized form of Ancient Egyptian: Medjr = walled district Medjre = tower, fortress These Ancient Egyptian words became Meetsrayeem [Egypt] and Meetsree [Egyptian] in Hebrew, and in Arabic; Misr and Masri respectively. It is the same as Westerners calling China, China, afte... Read more Egyptian Hair Removal November 16, 2006 Halawa Sweet - Egyptian Hair Removal - Assalya This is a very old, very famous Egyptian recipe for wax that is completely natural and extremely effective. It is basically caramel, right before it reaches the crystallising stage (so it also tastes great). It is relatively simple to make, but take care to observe the carmelizing of the sugar, because the window for the wax to be just right before burning is very small. Do not be frustrated if you burn a batch; even experienced makers do this all the time. The best thing to do is to watch is continuously once the colour changes to golden brown. You can eat it or you can use it as Hair Removal. Ingredients for Halawa Sweet, AKA Sweet, Egyptian Sugar Wax, or Hair Removal by Lucy Elsherif 1. Two cups of water 2. Three cups of sugar or three cups of honey 3. Two teaspoons of lemon juice Procedure 1. Place all ingredients in saucepan. Bring to boil. 2. When its colour changes to golden brown, lower the heat and continue to simmer. 3. Keep a ca... Read more Archive 2022 3 February 3 2012 4 August 4 2010 23 February 5 January 18 2009 22 December 10 November 3 October 1 February 1 January 7 2008 96 December 2 November 1 October 26 September 32 Google chrome Top view of Cairo Desert road to pyramids The first disposable Tampon is made by the egyptian The traffic in Egypt cairo citadel Cost of a tel call to US from a landline in Egypt Hadar Mawt restaurant Egypt cake of menopause How to format Hard drive using windows vista sweat potaoes french fries Words that describe Egypt X y z Information on sixth october city governorate or c... Mubarak and the noble prize for peace the storming Financial crisis in USA cairo Egypt Nile opera view Schooling has bagun in egypt How to make and prepare fuul construction ezz steel egypt chineese milk scandel carrot salad useful for Daiabetic people When chicken see you eating their eggs cars crowd in Egypt GPS map showing 6 october bridge Order sandwich in Egypt Eldowe2a or eldeweqa chloramphenicol found in honey Alexandria tour Egypt 2008 Total asks and Total Bids Sleeping of Eye Is it more than a death? Inside the Tomatoes August 11 July 14 May 5 April 1 March 2 January 2 2007 173 December 9 November 71 October 40 September 8 August 13 July 7 June 10 May 1 March 2 February 2 January 10 2006 59 December 23 November 36 Show more Show less Labels Alexandria egypt Egyptian culture Egyptology Flowers Funny stories Living in Egypt Report Abuse Powered by Blogger