May
01
2008
If there’s one undesirable trait that I have, it is impatience. I don’t want to wait and if I want something, I want it now. This is why I sometimes get annoyed working on our PC. It could be very slow most of the times. My sister said it needs memory upgrade.
This will be my next project. I needed a faster computer.
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May
01
2008
Here’s for this week’s recipe. My sister cooked this last Sunday and we shared some of them with our neighbors. It’s an instant hit.
Sambusa is a recipe that we got from our Lebanese friend when were still in Riyadh. It’s a wonder how delicious it could be with only parsley and cheese as ingredient. Please feel free to try it out.
Here’s the recipe.
Sambusa

Ingredients:
2 tbsp garlic (minced)
4 tbsp onions (minced)
50 g parsley (minced)
½ tbsp salt
1 tsp pepper
¾ box cheddar cheese (finely grated)
20 pcs siomai wrapper
2 cups cooking oil
Directions:
Combine minced garlic, onions and parsley in a bowl
Season with salt and pepper
Add grated cheese
Mix
Wrap about one teaspoon of parsley mixture triangularly in a siomai wrapper. Make sure that the ends are tightly sealed.
Deep fry
Serves 5
Beefy Penne

Ingredients:
1 big canned tomatoes (whole)
2 tbsp olive oil
5 tbsp garlic (minced)
8 tbsp onions (minced)
½ kg ground beef
1 big can mushrooms (pieces and stems)
Salt to taste
Pepper to taste
2 g basil (chopped)
250 g penne rigate
Parmesan cheese
Directions:
Red beefy sauce
Boil tomatoes in a casserole.
In another burner, heat pan
Add oil
Sautee garlic and onions
Add ground beef once the garlic turned golden brown and the onions became translucent
Mix until the ground beef turns golden brown
Add the mushrooms
Transfer the sautéed ingredients to the casserole of boiling tomatoes.
Season with salt and pepper
Add chopped basil
Pasta
Cook the pasta according to the its packaging directions
Mix together the penne pasta and the red beefy sauce. Serve with Parmesan cheese.
Serves 4
**If you decide to publish the recipe, please give credit to where it is due.
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May
01
2008
Our little boy is really fascinated with gadgets such as mobile phones and computers. He can spend a lot of time tinkering with our laptop. Most of the times I just let him but sometimes I’m afraid that he might accidentally delete important files, especially M0rn1ng’s sales data.
I’m glad that there is a way to Recover Deleted Files. The advice is to turn off the computer and stop using it to prevent overwriting the deleted data. Then call Flashback Data and ask for data recovery expert for help.
Of course, having a back up of important files would be helpful too.
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