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November is National Adoption Month. In recognition of this month, Ambassador Susan Jacobs, Special Advisor for Children's Issues, will hold a discussion on intercountry adoption with Christine James-Brown, President and CEO, Child Welfare League of America, and Richard Klarberg, President and CEO, Council on Accreditation. The discussion will be moderated by Cheryl Benton, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, and will be available for on demand viewing soon on DipNote, the Department of State's official blog.
Intercountry adoption is an important way to find homes for children who otherwise would remain in institutional care. Adoption, like other matters of the family, is an emotionally charged issue, susceptible to unscrupulous actors. And at the heart of the process is a vulnerable child whose best interest must remain paramount. As a result, it is important for prospective adoptive parents to understand what to expect from the intercountry adoption process, how to choose an adoption service provider, and what they should expect from their adoption service professional before they begin the adoption process. We will address the challenges and opportunities to improve the intercountry adoption process, and how the role of accreditation promotes best practices. Our goal is to educate the public and adoption service providers about best practices and the role of the accreditation process in ensuring safe, ethical, and transparent intercountry adoptions.
You are invited to participate by submitting questions, some of which will be selected for response during the taping. Submit your questions below on DipNote and join the ongoing discussion via Twitter using the hashtag #IntercountryAdoption. Please submit questions via DipNote and Twitter as soon as possible for consideration.
Through Conversations With America, leaders of national non-governmental organizations have the opportunity to discuss foreign policy and global issues with senior State Department officials. These conversations aim to provide candid views of the ways in which leaders from the foreign affairs community are engaging the Department on pressing foreign policy issues.
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Adri D. writes:
That is just a wonderful thing you guys are doing...Because the Bible teaches us to look after the widows and orphans...
yes I understand that we have too be careful
so that they don't get victimized once and again...
My question would be would these agency Provide security to their Newly adopted child?
Im an #IntercountryAdoption
Ashley in Washington, D.C. writes:
Adopting children from all over the world has become an increasingly common thing for American families. What documentation is required to ensure these adoptions are legal in both the child's country and in the parents-to-be's country? What role does State play - confirming documentation? Overseeing policy related to documentation? Approving documents?
Yvonne A. in Washington, D.C. writes:
I thank you for this opportunity. I am a South African citizen, married to a US Citizen and I would like to find out the procedure to adopt my late sister's 10 year old who is currently leaving in South Africa. His father is not that involved and is willing to forego custody.
Linda F. in Florida writes:
Why do you make it so hard for people to adopt a child and then they endup going over seas and spending huge amounts of money for thier child when you can make it a little easier and more of parentless children can have a good home?
it really does not make any sense!
Maciej C. in Washington, D.C. writes:
What steps are NGOs/Non-Profits taking to influence or recommend new policies to government agencies like the State Department to ensure a more efficient system of cross-border adoption? Are there any successful case studies that can be shared with the public on this topic?
Paul C. in Iowa writes:
We've been trying for about a year and a half to move forward on adopting a boy from Russia who visited us with "Camp Hope" in Des Moines, June 2011. The Russian govt. became angry over language on the Camp Hope web site and is prohibiting adoption of the Camp Hope kids. We've had state dept. involved and no progress. Russia tells our govt. that the kids can be adopted, but they tell agency people on the ground not to bother because it will never happen. How aggressive can and will our government be to advocate for us and make this happen? We had home study done so we are qualified candidates. We need help from our government. Thank you.
Femmee A. in Pennsylvania writes:
Re: Tax Deductions for Adoption Costs
It seems like some (if not most) of these deductions will be eliminated soon and/or will they extended, what is the latest on this IRS policy?
Jacqueline Z. in Maine writes:
With fraudulent child-trafficking adoption agencies growing globally how will the US protect it's citizens & deceived, exploited parents? #intercountryadoption
R.A. in Oklahoma writes:
How do international adoptees go about getting original birth certificates? Like many adoptees, I want to know more about where I came from and maybe find my family someday. No one really understands when you say that you can't just call the town hall and get a copy.
Claudia in New Jersey writes:
How long does it take to become a license foster parent? I want to help/foster a child or two. I've call my local offices and I feel I'm not getting the right assistance. It's going to be a year this December since my husband and I made the decision.
Lavenir E. in Florida writes:
I am in the process of applying for residents visa on behalf of my three step daughters who actually live in Haiti. My wife, their biological mother, is living with me. I have not gone through the adoption process because it is more and more complexe in Haiti. Would it be possible for me to make a request for citizenship for them at the time of the residency application or do I have to wait for them to move to the United States and file for adoption before I can proceed?
Thank you for your hard work on behalf of children.
Barbara M. in New York writes:
Is State in discussion with Ministries of Justice/Family of Morocco re:bi-lateral agreement or other measures that would enable re-opening of kafala?
Sophia in Hawaii writes:
To quell the rumour that these kinds of abuses do NOT exist in families of wealth, wealthy families are just able to hide it better.
I know this specifically because I am the daughter of a wealthy and well-renown corporaton in CA who was blatantly refused any association with corporate success and was told to "just go off and get married."
Until this attitude is erased from the generations who carry and perpetuate this kind of an attitude, women, from BOTH wealthy and poor families, will be BLATANTLY DENIED OPPORTUNITIES!
Wealth also contributed to abuses and injustices, and life long injuries for which I will never be compensated. Truth and justice are the ONLY compensation!
Sophia in Hawaii writes:
How do you know that a child isn't just going to a wealthy amily that just needs a wite-off or has some other nefarious intent?
I hope you have people who check on the child's welfare! I PERSONALLY KNOW what it is like to be the victim of extreme abuses by adoptive parents.
Vanessa C. in Washington, D.C. writes:
1. Are there different requirements to adopt an adult versus a minor?
2. What is the process for citizenship for someone adopted from another country? Is it automatic or is there a typical immigration process?
3. Is there any agency/entity that monitors and tracks international adoptions?
4. Who investigates suspicious or illegal international adoptions?
5. We have seen a lot of cases where individuals come to the US with a family friend who takes them on as an "adopted child†and with the promise of education and work opportunities. These individuals then typically end up in a domestic servitude situation. Currently, there is a mechanism in place to ensure that minors leaving the US have the consent from both parents. Is there a similar mechanism or screening tool when minors enter the US with a companion that is not a relative/guardian?
6. There were a lot of adoptions after the Haiti earthquake – what is the process of Humanitarian Parole? How does it work? Beyond meeting the child's immediate basic needs (shelter, healthcare, etc), is it really in the child's best interests long term?
Patrick in New Jersey writes:
Since the State Department has been engaging members of the various Diasporic Communities through many initiatives and the effort of the Secretary's Global Diaspora Conf. Will there be other opportunities to engage the members of Diaspora in direct/indirect work through the SD?


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What Is The Truth About Gun Control?
To the Readers' Forum:
How can our top government leaders such as Barak Obama, Joe Biden, Andrew Cuomo, Michael Bloomberg, Diane Fienstein and others expect us to believe anything that they say, especially when they look us in the eyes and boldly tell us lies as if we are just cattle standing in a field.
For example Biden saying that the White House will fight for an assault weapons ban, "there is no place on our streets for military weapons."
The military and the police are the only ones that use fully automatic military machine guns such as the M16 or M4. We, the law abiding citizens, are not allowed these type of weapons. We are only allowed to have semi-automatic rifles like the Rugar 10/22, that we first learned as a youth how to handle a firearm safely and shoot properly, to the AR15 target and hunting rifle that is easy to control for safety.
The more physical control we have of our firearms, such as pistol grips, forearm grips, muzzle brakes and magazine feeds the more safe the firearm and shooter will be. After all, isn't gun control actually being safe and accurate with our firearms?
Please don't ever forget that when our ancestors won our freedom from King George, we were able to win this freedom by using the same weapons that the King's Army had and have continued to keep this freedom from foreign and domestic powers by the shield of the Second Amendment.
We the people have not asked to possess tanks, fighter jets, bombers, missile launchers and assault weapons such as machine guns.
But we do demand to keep and bear the lesser style of firearms that we have today.
So what is the truth? Is our government afraid of the looks of the "black gun" or that we the American people will get tired of being treated like livestock and once again stand up for our rights and freedoms?
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - Apple(AAPL) was the star of the show again this week, as the company announced a dividend and a buyback, and "flash-crashed", all in the space of five days.
The consumer tech giant became allergic to dividends after co-founder Steve Jobs returned to Apple in the nineties. When Tim Cook took over from Jobs last year, however, there was a changing of the guard and the new CEO rethought the company's dividend strategy.
On Monday, Apple said it would spend $10 billion on a share-repurchase program and initiate a quarterly dividend of $2.65 per share. The Cupertino, Calif.-based company said it expects to spend $45 billion over the next three years.
The dividend would begin "sometime in the fourth quarter of its fiscal 2012," according to a press release by the company. The buyback will start in fiscal 2013, which commences on Sept. 30, 2012.
While the dividend and buyback may have been music to investors' ears, though, the "flash-crash" definitely was not. Apple's stock tumbled on Friday, as a rogue trade sent the stock down nearly 10% in seconds.
The trade in question may have been be an order placed through the BATS exchange, which, ironically, had trouble with its own ticker while going public Friday. Parent company Bats Global Markets (BATS) said in a statement issued at 10:48 a.m. EST, "Please be advised that BATS is currently investigating system issues trading in symbols range A through BF. Will advise."
Shares of Apple dipped on Friday, closing down $3.29, or 0.55%, at $596.05.
HP(HPQ) announced this week it would be restructuring its operations, merging its printer and PC divisions .
The Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) and the Personal Systems Group (PSG) will become one unit, under the jurisdiction of Executive Vice President Todd Bradley. Vyomesh "VJ" Joshi, who was in charge of Imaging and Printing, is retiring after 31 years with the company.
"This combination will bring together two businesses where HP has established global leadership," said HP CEO Meg Whitman, in the press release. "By providing the best in customer-focused innovation and operational efficiency, we believe we will create a winning scenario for customers, partners and shareholders."
Shares of HP closed up 60 cents, or 2.61%, at $23.63 on Friday.
Accenture(ACN) reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and raised guidance on Thursday, as revenue from consulting and outsourcing continue to be strong.
Excluding items, Accenture earned 97 cents a share, up from 75 cents a share in the prior year's quarter. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters were looking for earnings of 86 cents a share. Revenue came in at $6.8 billion, comfortably above the $6.6 billion estimate from Wall Street.
Accenture said it now expects full-year earnings to be between $3.82 and $3.90 a share, 6 cents higher than its prior range for a profit of $3.76 to $3.84 a share. For the third quarter, Accenture expects revenue between $7.05 billion and $7.25 billion. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters are looking for third-quarter sales of $7.02 billion.


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Serving Size ½ of recipe
Calories 441
Total Fat 15 g
Saturated Fat 6.5 g
Sodium 691 mg
Total Carbohydrate 60 g
Dietary Fiber 6.5 g
Protein 20 g
Ingredients and Preparation
Ingredients Measures
Bow-tie or other shaped pasta 4 ounces
Olive oil 2 teaspoons
Garlic clove, thinly sliced 1
Diced tomatoes, drained 1 (14.5-ounce) can
Chopped fresh basil 2 tablespoons
Fresh part-skim mozzarella, cut into ¼-inch cubes 4 ounces
- Cook the pasta according to package directions, omitting salt and fat.
- Heat oil in a large deep skillet over medium heat. Add garlic and sauté about 1 minute, until fragrant. Stir in tomatoes and continue cooking another minute.
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They're here.
The Class of 2017 descended on the Poet campus Sunday, marking the start of their undergraduate stay at Whittier College.
Hauling luggage, boxes, mini-fridges, economy-size boxes of goldfish crackers, and other must-have items, residential students and their families – with the help of 100 volunteer society members – did not let the mid-90s heat stop them from transforming Stauffer and Johnson residence halls into students' new home away from home.
Meanwhile, at the North Lawn outside Wardman Library, commuter students had their turn at check-in, rubbing elbows with Whittier staff and faculty who were on hand and making rounds at booths that provided students with everything from Orientation t-shirts to their official College IDs.
At noon, the Class of 2017 regrouped and along with Whittier's new transfer students ventured off for the start of Orientation, three days of get-to-know-Whittier activities that culminate on the first day of class on September 4.
The afternoon included a series of information sessions, opportunities to meet and mingle with First Year Program mentees, ice-breaker activities in the Graham Athletics Center, and an interactive game show in which students matched wits against College mascot, Johnny Poet.
All in all, it was apparent that students were excited about arriving on campus and looked forward to the days ahead.
Erek Brown '15
San Dimas, CA
Transfer student; sociology major
Professional aspirations: law enforcement
"I have friends at Whittier and have been on campus and I like the environment. I'm looking forward to meeting new people and maybe making life-long friends."
Irene Morrow '17
Palm Desert, CA
First-year student; kinesiology major
"I look forward to being more independent and having a lot more freedom. I'd like to join the yearbook staff. I'll also be on the swim team."
Robert Casas '17
Pico Rivera, CA
First-year student; social work major
"I'm looking forward to meeting new people and excited to get started."
Professional aspirations: "I want to give back to the community and work with people who have special needs."
Idalia Guadalupe Gaitan '15
La Habra and Whittier, CA
Transfer student; social work major
"I'm proud to say that I am a first-generation college student and the first person in my family to graduate high school. I am looking forward to getting to know people from different cultures, backgrounds, and opinions."
As evening descended, students participated in their first Poet rite of passage: New Student Convocation, which includes the College's symbolic "Sharing the Light of Learning" ceremony. Looking out at the crowd, President Sharon Herzberger celebrated the 126th class to matriculate at Whittier and spoke about the College's outstanding faculty, leadership development, and Quaker values.
"Newest Poets, on this beautiful night, I suspect that you are not yet pondering your graduation. You are probably thinking about the next few hours and about tomorrow and about Wednesday when your academic adventure truly begins. But your family, your faculty, and all who are gathered here with you tonight know that your time on this campus will pass quickly. We know that there is a world that awaits, eager to benefit from the education you will receive here. You have chosen well in choosing Whittier College."
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CINCINNATI -- Newly appointed IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said Thursday during a visit to Cincinnati that he shares the pain of local agency workers who have been put into the national spotlight in the wake of last year's targeting scandal.
After all, Koskinen was born in Cleveland, raised in nearby Ashland, Ky., and still has family in the Dayton, Ohio, area.
"When this all started unfolding in the newspapers and well before the White House asked me to consider becoming commissioner, my heart really went out to everyone unfairly tarred by this," said Koskinen, who held meetings with workers at the downtown Cincinnati offices at the heart of the controversy as well as at the IRS' massive return processing center in Covington. "Were some of the activities inappropriate? Yes. But there was a fairly broad brush and there were a lot of people that had their reputations harmed."
Thursday's visit was Koskinen's first out-of-town office visit since taking over the embattled agency. He hopes to go to other IRS offices around the country but acknowledged picking Cincinnati first given its high-profile status last year. The area is a major hub for the IRS with more than 5,500 workers, making it the region's 15th-largest employer.
STORY: New IRS chief sees end to Tea Party investigation
In an interview with The Cincinnati Enquirer late Thursday, Koskinen said he came away "extremely impressed with the professionalism, skill and dedication of all of these employees."
The agency acknowledged last May that agents in Cincinnati and Washington, D.C., improperly selected political groups for extra screening as they applied for nonprofit status over the previous two or three years, and most of those groups were conservative, raising allegations of political bias at the IRS. That led to the resignation of acting Commissioner Steven Miller. President Barack Obama nominated Koskinen last fall as permanent commissioner, and he was sworn in earlier this month.
Koskinen said he is committed to getting all four different investigations into the controversy "concluded as effectively and quickly as possible."
"In the end for us, it's about knowing that the IRS responded to this in the best way possible and eliminated anything that contributed to it to the extent that it could," he said.
One of those investigations is being conducted by the Department of Justice and the FBI. House Republicans alleged Thursday that Attorney General Eric Holder had put an Obama campaign donor in charge of the investigation. Barbara Bosserman, a Department of Justice lawyer, has contributed $6,100 to Obama's campaigns since 2008, Federal Elections Commission records show.
Justice Department officials did not respond to requests for comment, but FBI Director James Comey said the FBI's investigation is moving forward. "I don't know who she is, so I can't even comment on that," he told reporters Thursday.
Koskinen said that one of his biggest goals is to rebuild public trust in the IRS.
Contributing: Gregory Korte of USA TODAY


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With time still on the clock, City Hall has already received more suggested maps for new Sacramento City Council districts this go-round than a decade ago.
As of Wednesday, 14 proposals had been submitted, compared to 13 for the 2000 redistricting.
Interested residents and groups have until midnight Monday to put in a map through the city's website. The mapping software will still be available after that, but the "submit" function will be disabled.
Some have questioned why the mapping software starts from the existing eight council districts, suggesting that might give the incumbents a leg up.
The city's explanation: To make sure no blocks are left out of suggested maps and to follow the criteria to consider "communities of interest" - one of them being existing districts. The city also notes that the location of incumbents' homes isn't marked, though of course that's not that difficult to figure out.
Council members are trying to broaden public outreach this time by appointing a citizens advisory committee that will help vet the maps. But the task is still tough: The population gap among districts is sizable, meaning quite a bit of shifting around.
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Nature Conservancy sells 130 acres to boys camp
INDIAN LAKE – The Nature Conservancy's Adirondack Chapter has agreed to sell 130 acres of land in the central Adirondacks that it acquired from Finch, Pruyn and Co. to a private boys camp.
The Northern Frontier Camp already owns 38 acres at the center of the Conservancy's 3,000-acre OK Slip Falls-Blue Ledge tract, including OK Slip Pond in the town of Indian Lake. It recently purchased the 130 adjoining acres from the Conservancy for $452,000, according to a press release. Camp leaders said the acquisition enhances their outdoor recreation curriculum and prohibits development on the property.
"Our purchase of this property for addition to our existing ownership at OK Slip Pond will ensure Northern Frontier's ability to continue its ministry safely and privately," Northern Frontier Camp Director Ralph Essery said in a release.
The camp offers summer programs for boys 8 to 16 and father-son programs. It has been in operation since 1946.
As part of this transaction, the camp granted a right of first offer to the Conservancy, which can be exercised in the future only if the camp decides to sell the property. One hundred acres of the camp's newly acquired property, including all of OK Slip Pond, are protected by a conservation easement held by the Conservancy. The easement does not allow for public access. Northern Frontier will continue to be able to access its land via a private right of way over the Conservancy's property.
The rest of the OK Slip Falls tract is scheduled to be transferred to the state as part of the five-year, $50 million acquisition of 69,000 acres of former Finch lands announced last year. State officials have said the OK Slip Falls tract, which includes one of the state's highest waterfalls, is one of three that could be classified this year. The lands have been off limits to the public since before the Civil War.
"The Nature Conservancy's eventual sale of the balance of the surrounding land to New York state will afford those members of the public who have long desired to see the lovely OK Slip Falls and Blue Ledge the opportunity to do so," Essery said.
Mike Carr, executive director of the Conservancy's Adirondack Chapter, said the OK Slip Falls tract was the only one of the former Finch lands with a private inholding at its center.
"The land sale to the camp in advance of transferring the rest of the property to public ownership makes sense for Northern Frontier from a business perspective and for the public from a recreational use perspective," he said in the release. "Boundaries and uses will be more clearly delineated for everyone."


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Sami Mnaymneh Professor of Economics, and Professor of International and Public Affairs
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Professor of Economics, International & Public Affairs and Law, Columbia University, since 2005. Program Director, Behavioral and Personnel Economics, Institute for Labor, Bonn since 2003. Editor, Journal of Labor Economics, since 2004, Associate Editor, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, since 2001, Director, Western Economics Association, 2003-2006. Past Positions: Physics and Mathematics Teacher, Boki Boys Secondary School, Nigeria, 1975-1977; Instructor, Queen's University, 1978-79; Lecturer, 1982-84; Research Fellow, ISE and CORE, Université Catholiqué de Louvain, 1983; Visiting Professor, CORE, Université Catholiqué de Louvain, 1984; Assistant Professor, Queen's University, 1984-87; Associate Professor, 1987-91; Visiting Professor, Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona IAE, 1989-90; Associate Professor, 1990-92, Professor of Economics, 1992-96, Université de Montréal Sciences Économiques; Consultant for Independent Power Producers of Ontario, 1991-92; Consultant for Employment and Immigration, Canada, 1993-95; Visiting Professor (1995-96), Professor (1996-97) Boston College; Visiting Professor of Economics and Law, California Institute of Technology, 2002, Visiting Professor of Economics, Princeton University, 2003-2004, Professor of Economics and Law (1997 - 2006); Co-Director of the Center for Law, Economics and Organization, Co-Executive Director of the Olin Program in Law and Economics (2000-2006), University of Southern California. Research and teaching interests: economics of incentives with applications to labor economics, contract law and tort law.
Elected Fellow of the Econometric Society, 2005; H. Gregg Lewis prize, Society of Labor Economists, 2002; Benjamin Meaker Lecture, Bristol University, 1998; Harold Innis Memorial Lecture, Canadian Economics Association, 1996; Dal Grauer Memorial Prize for Economics, University of British Columbia, 1981; William Coombs Baker Prize for Physics, Queen's University, 1973.
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In short: A memorable race, hell at the time, but heaven when you finish - a definate for 2005!Date of review: February 14, 2005
In short: Remember to take your parachute for the descents.In full: The first few miles are deceptively easy: along the clifftops from the bleak start to Rottingdean and then along the undercliff walk to Saltdean; inland on the flat until you leave civilization up a long climb and pass the first walkers. From then on it is pretty hairy until the last 5 miles which is basically downhill, though the loose flints on the path will play havoc with your feet ands the guaranteed headwind back along the clifftops will make you long for the Asda car park again.The course was chosen with a devilish glint in the eye. It is well marshalled and the drinks stations come at the right moments. A laid-back race (don't look for Portaloos); there is a supervised baggage drop too, though it isn't mentioned in the race instructions. This year (2004) we got a medal and a free T-shirt. The race organizers make everyone feel very welcome including plodders like me.Date of review: September 6, 2004
In short: Not one for the faint hearted, but well worth the effort.Date of review: September 3, 2004
In short: One of those events you've got to do at least once! Date of review: September 2, 2004
In short: A fucking killer of a course!!! But I'll be back!!Date of review: September 2, 2004
In short: A tough, varied course to give ideal hill plus endurance training for marathon runners and anyone who wants a challenge in beautiful scenery.In full: with five major climbs to negotiate this is not for the faint-hearted nor the unfit but it is a terrific race set in the wonderful south downs and well worth the effort.this 20 miler isn't a PB course and it doesn't pretend to be. but it has plenty of other charms from the ever changing scenery and terrain to the friendly and efficient support staff.i'll be back for sure.Date of review: September 2, 2004
In short: Well worth the effortIn full: Very good cross country run in great scenery. Only downside: No mile markers. But will come back to beat my time..Date of review: September 1, 2004
In short: Challenging pre-marathon tester - I can't believe anyone runs this just for fun?In full: Fantastic race, well organised, friendly etc, but don't attempt unless you are feeling on top form. It's great build up for a marathon, but watch the chalky/stony parts of the course, as opportunity to turn an ankle. Runners and marshals were friendly. I would definitely run again.Date of review: September 1, 2004
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In short: I hurt all over but a good personal challenge now achievedDate of review: September 1, 2004
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1/8 tsp. turmeric
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• Add the garlic and onion and sauté for 2 to 3 minutes. Add the tofu, vegetables, turmeric, and salt and pepper and continue to cook over medium heat for 5 to 7 minutes.
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@NikkiA eating meat is a personal choice – regardless of anyone's views it's ultimately a personal decision. It's great that you're willing to try new things! I know I feel so much better since I stopped eating meat. Kudos to you for taking that first step!
@nikki Traditionally flour tortillas are made using lard (animal fat) but many companies make theirs with vegetable shortening instead. Mission brand is vegetarian/vegan for instance – just read the label before purchasing to be sure.
@NikkiA, no it's not spicy! I'm also a big baby when it comes to food with some heat but this recipe is just pure bliss! Granted, I don't use the hot sauce at the end. I feel it's just fine without it and I eat the burrito while I'm doing rounds at work. It's SOO yummy!
Most bread and Tortillas have Mono and Diglycerides which is an animal by product unless it says vegetable right? I only eat rudy's bakery bread and very few flour tortillas for this reason, but most Corn tortillas are fine. Please let me know if this is incorrect. Thanks
I'm not vegan but I'm trying out a vegan diet for my own health, I do eat meat and I'm sorry if that's wrong to you guys but I still need help.
I just wanted to know, is this particularly spicy? See I'm a whimp when it comes to spice and it seems so delicious but I don't want to you know, cry in pain as I eat it, or sweat out my entire body!
@nikki, most tortillas in the US are not made with lard. None of the tortillas at the 3 chain grocers closer to my house are, nor are the ones made at the very authentic tortilla factory in the next town over, nor in my hometown (not a vegan or health food place by any stretch). You do need to read labels, but most tortillas from the grocery store will be fine.
This looks great. I thought the only thing that would make it better would be some queso — and lo and behold, vegan queso! http://fatgoblin.com/ I'll be trying this on the breakfast burrito ASAP.
my family gives me alot of grief about being vegan i said id make my own meals but i mean come on now im saving lifes the need to give it a break
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KA White Whole Wheat and KA Bread Flour 50/50
October 04, 2013, 11:27:03 AM »
This is my first shot at making any type of whole wheat pie. It was the only way I could convince my girlfriend to let me keep feeding her my pizza experiments.
I was shooting for two 14" pies, similar to NY style. Here's the recipe I settled on:
Flour (100%): 434.48 g | 15.33 oz | 0.96 lbs
Water (72%): 312.83 g | 11.03 oz | 0.69 lbs
ADY (1.3%): 5.65 g | 0.2 oz | 0.01 lbs | 1.49 tsp | 0.5 tbsp
Salt (4%): 17.38 g | 0.61 oz | 0.04 lbs | 3.62 tsp | 1.21 tbsp
Olive Oil (1%): 4.34 g | 0.15 oz | 0.01 lbs | 0.97 tsp | 0.32 tbsp
Non-Diastatic Barley Malt Syrup (2.5%): 10.86 g | 0.38 oz | 0.02 lbs | 1.55 tsp | 0.52 tbsp
Total (180.8%): 785.55 g | 27.71 oz | 1.73 lbs | TF = 0.09
Single Ball: 392.77 g | 13.85 oz | 0.87 lbs
As noted in the subject, the flour was a 50/50 split between KA White Whole Wheat and KA Bread Flour. The barley malt syrup was used in place of sugar mainly because I bought it for the purpose of making bagels last weekend, and figured I ought to use it in something.
I proofed the ADY in a small amount of warm water in the mixing bowl, and mixed the malt syrup with the remaining water. Added the syrup water to the yeast water and added roughly 80% of the flour and all of the salt, and mixed on low for maybe 2 minutes, just until everything came together. I covered this and let it rest 15 minutes. I then put the mixer back on low and slowly worked in the rest of the flour. This took maybe 3 minutes to get a firm ball. Turned the mixer up to second speed and kneaded for about 8 minutes. I wasn't getting the window-paning I was looking for, so I let it go another 2-3 minutes. It looked good at that point, so out of the mixer, balled and put into an oiled bowl on the counter top for 2 hours. It was still a bit tacky when I first took it out of the mixer, but I had read that it would suck up some more moisture as it rested, so I decided to have faith. It did dry up a bit more while on the counter.
I had already gotten quite a bit of rise, so I punched it down lightly, split in two, and re-balled. Then, off to the fridge for 24 hours.
The next day, I pulled one dough ball and heated the oven to 500F (my max) for about 80 minutes with the stone on the lowest rack. Shaped, brushed with a tiny bit of olive oil, and topped with fresh mozzarella, sauteed spinach, and a little fontina.
Gave it probably about 7-8 minutes in the oven, turning once because my oven heats unevenly. Below you can see the finished product. I think I could definitely make some adjustments. The bottom browned pretty nicely and had a good crunch. I probably could've gotten some more color on top before I pulled it. The texture was also not quite right for my liking, as I prefer a more open, airy crust. This was a little dense and the slightest bit dry. Stupid whole wheat. (The picture of the slice makes it look more open than it really was. I must have just happened to cut that one in the middle of a big bubble.)
I think I could probably up the hydration even more, and next time I might let the dough rest on the peel for a few minutes after shaping.
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I would recommend dropping the salt to about 2% and increasing the oil to about 3%. Those two changes should make the pizza seem less dry without adding any more water.
Since the dough will be warm coming out of the mixer, I would put it in the cooler within a half hour. Conversely I would give it a good two hours on the counter before baking for a better rise.
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October 04, 2013, 03:56:20 PM »
Thanks for the advice, I'll take your recommendations on the salt and oil. If I have the time, I'll give the dough the extra 40 minutes rest that you recommend as well, but I usually make pizza on a week night (I travel a lot on weekends), so waiting until 8-8:30 to get it in the oven after work is just too late.
Either way, I'll be sure to post the outcome. Thanks again!
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October 04, 2013, 08:33:20 PM »
I think it looks pretty good. If it is going to be a long fermentation in the fridge, I generally don't get anywhere near a windowpane - even with 100% whole wheat. The dough will get together nicely just while sitting in the fridge - so I normally mix a minute or two, rest a short time, and mix for maybe 2 minutes, then one or two stretch and folds before I bulk ferment.
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