41. Solar Cooking Documents In The Solar Cooking Archive afghanistan Continuing War in afghanistan Intensifies Demand for Solar Cookers. BurkinaFaso Report on Solar cooking Activities in Mali and Burkina Faso; Egypt http://solarcooking.org/docs.htm

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42. Margarita's International Recipes: Afghanistan - Qaubili Pilau afghanistan. Qaubili Pilau. Remove the meat and set aside save the juicefor cooking the rice. Cut 2 carrots into toothpick size pieces. http://www.marga.org/food/int/afghanistan/pilau.html

Margarita's International Recipes Afghanistan Qaubili Pilau Pilaus, rice and meat dishes, are central to any Afghani dinners and I was very interested in trying one. I found several recipes for Qaubili Pilau but chose the original one below because it seemed rather simple. It was pretty good, a dish that certainly grows on you as you keep eating it. It is also a beautiful looking dish, and one that will likely impress your guests. The original recipe claims to be for 6-8 people. While this may be so if served as part of a Dastarkhan (an Afghani banquet), it will probably serve no more than 4 if served as a main or only dish. In my version I increased the amount of meat that it calls for - if you use beef or chicken, you probably will need to use less, but lamb is very fatty and not much remains when you trim it of all the outside fat. I also reduced the amount of oil it calls for, but it is still a very fattenning dish. I forewent the optional blanched almonds because I didn't feel like making them, but I think they would have added a nice, crunchy element to the dish. I changed a little the amount of spices required and added garam masala, which I saw as an ingredient in other variations of this recipe. Marga's Modified Qaubili Pilau Recipe Ingredients 1/4 cup olive oil 1 yellow onion, diced

43. Margarita's International Recipes: Afghanistan - Firnee afghanistan. Whatever the case, as I am now cooking international food so as toexplore different culinary traditions, I could not leave desserts aside. http://www.marga.org/food/int/afghanistan/firnee.html

Margarita's International Recipes Afghanistan Firnee Afghani Custard When I cook international food (or eat out at ethnic restaurants) I usually exclude deserts, as I've found that I'm not generally very fond of them. I'm not sure if this is because my tastes are too "western" with respect to desserts or because many cuisines just don't have great desserts. Whatever the case, as I am now cooking international food so as to explore different culinary traditions, I could not leave desserts aside. I chose to make Firnee because it sounded both simple and somewhat "safe". I don't tend to like the overly sweet pastries that are a staple of middle eastern cuisine, and I'm not a baker, so I try to avoid baking whenever possible. Firnee was a good choice with respect to ease of making. It's very easy and very quick to make. The problem is that it's just not very good. I don't think that this is a particular problem with the recipe or my execution, as I've noticed that the few restaurant reviews that mention firnee have not given it particularly high marks. I modified the original recipe in two ways - one bad and one good. The bad is that I substituted rose water for the water. Some other versions of this recipe I saw called for rose water, but 1/4 cup of such is just too much and made the whole custard taste of rose water. If you like rose water, then make sure that you don't put more than 1 or 2 tablespoons of it at the most. The good, is that I greatly increased the sugar. With 1/3 cups of sugar this custard is just too bland - give it a little more and it becomes OK. I included the saffron, but I found that it did not add much flavor. Given how expensive saffron is, I'd skip it next time. I also included the slivered almonds, but I also think they do little to contribute to the dessert. The pistachios on top, however, where much better.

44. Afghanistan: Summary Of Developments (December 10, 2001) five containers of relief supplies from its warehouse in Denver for distributionin afghanistan. The supplies include blankets, cooking utensils, water http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/comms.nsf/stable/afghan_20011210

WARNING: This document expired on . To search for similar content on this website which may be more recent, please click here HOME ABOUT US SPONSORSHIP ... Metro New York Afghanistan: Summary of Developments (December 10, 2001) World Vision: World Vision's response to the needs in Afghanistan is barely eight weeks old but already the aid agency can point to the fact that thousands of Afghans are already benefiting or will soon benefit from World Vision's activities. The idea of a convoy carrying warm clothes to protect children and adults from a freezing Afghan winter is just one of many World Vision initiatives to bring aid to the neediest populace in the world today. These initiatives might be summarized as follows: World Vision is in the process of establishing a $3.9 million emergency food aid program in western Afghanistan through a partnership with UNICEF and the World Food Program. The projects will target children under five and pregnant and lactating mothers in Ghowar, Badghis, Herat and Farah. The wider population will also receive aid in the more adversely affected provinces of Ghowar and Badghis. The blanket distribution may be extended to Herat and Farah if assessments show it is warranted. Total number of beneficiaries will exceed 500,000. World Vision mobilised a cargo aircraft with 38 tons of relief goods, worth $125,000 donated by the German Government. Supplies included blankets, cooking utensils, water containers and plastic sheeting. The goods were transported into western Afghanistan for displaced in Herat and Farah. Estimated number of beneficiaries: 7,000.

45. Afghanistan Main Interactive Web Site, Made By Afghans For Afghans forget to mention during cooking the chicken u must put it on high heat? lol. Replyby *SHAUPARAK* On 8/20/2003 35752 PM yaadeeeee afghanistan bakhair kay http://www.afghansite.com/viewtopic.asp?id=4

46. Women Making History Today | Csmonitor.com female aid workers targets of rogue violence After a French aid worker was rapedsome Western women consider leaving afghanistan. From cooking to controversy http://www.csmonitor.com/atcsmonitor/specials/women/world/world062602.html

Welcome More Stories: Work The Arts History Literature ... RSS From cooking to controversy, Arab women can tune in A new Arab TV station – the first to target a female audience – hopes to reach women in remote villages as well as cities. By Catherine Taylor Special to The Christian Science Monitor BEIRUT, LEBANON From his no-frills offices, Nicolas Abou-Samah is preparing for a revolution. His weapon is satellite television. His mission: empowering women of the Middle East. But it also will be first station in the region to target a female audience and will air "anything and everything to do with women," Mr. Abou-Samah says. "We want to be controversial," says Abou-Samah. "We will discuss the difficult issues that face many women in the Middle East, as well as Muslim countries like Pakistan and Malaysia." The new station's signature program, "Too Daring," will run every day at 8 p.m. Each episode will feature a woman who has challenged the region's code of female conduct and a panel of guests who both oppose and support her decision. Leila Bazzi-Jarrouje, who will direct the show, has herself defied stereotypes: She is a Shiite Muslim married to a Christian Maronite. Ms. Bazzi-Jarrouje is also the executive producer of Lebanon's National Broadcasting Network.

47. Bin Laden Fled To Iran, Cook Says Csmonitor.com He says he has spent the past 13 years in afghanistan, and that in addition to endof November or the beginning of December, Akram says he was cooking in his http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/0206/p01s02-wosc.html

48. Margarita's Afghani Recipes I was very excited to start by cooking Afghani food because I havealways been fascinated by afghanistan and its people. Situated http://www.lacabe.com/marga/food/int/afghanistan/

An Afghani Menu International Recipes marga@lacabe.com Afghanistan was my first stop on my quest to explore international cuisine. I was very excited to start by cooking Afghani food because I have always been fascinated by Afghanistan and its people. Situated between the Middle East and South Asia, Afghanistan seemed to be a little bit of both and I discovered that the same can be said about its food. As I was planning to have several people over for dinner, I planned to make a Dastarkhan , an enourmous meal that Afghanis make for special occations. It consists of several main and side dishes (seemingly any you want, though it should include at least one Pilau - or rice dish), and small dishes containing fruits, nuts and vegetables. For my Dastarkhan I settled on a menu of: Boulanee Yogurt sauce Murgh Kebabs Chicken kebabs with a tandori-like marinate but cooked on the grill Beef Kebabs Qaubili Pilau Firnee An Afghani custard I didn't much care for. The food was served with Afghani nan bread. This I didn't bake myself but bought at a local Middle Eastern store. I love Indian nan, but I didn't much care for Afghani nan. It seemed pretty insipid. The rest of the food, however, was very good and I would whole-heartedly recommend this Afghani feast to anyone. Afghani Food Links Afghan Food and Recipe Afghan Recipes Afghan Web Anahita Gallery ... AsiaRecipe.com

49. Afgan Women's Association International-Solar Project Solar cooking Project. There is a dire shortage of fuel for cookingin afghanistan and where refugees are in Pakistan. Either fuel http://www.awai.org/solar.html

Home Who We Are How You Can Help Local Events/News ... Contact Us Afghanistan Projects Widows' Project Sewing Project Solar Cooking Project Reports June AWAI Report Loya Jirga Widows' Project Afghan Women's Conference Solar Cooking Project There is a dire shortage of fuel for cooking in Afghanistan and where refugees are in Pakistan. Either fuel is too expensive or not available. Harnessing the free energy of the sun enables families to increase the amount of food they can cook and water than can pasteurize. And collecting wood is dangerous because of the prevalence of land mines in much of Afghanistan. Laila H. Petty, a AWAI Board Director, is now in Kabul working to establish the Solar Cooking Project. She is working with Afghans in Kabul to organize the supplies necessary to make the solar cooking kits, called CooKits, and cooking Afghani food to ensure that the CooKits work properly. The next step will be to teach Afghans to make the CooKits, how to cook food with them, and conducting followup visits to address any questions about how to ensure successful cooking experiences. Manufacturers of materials necessary to make the kits are being asked to donate supplies, but donations are still needed to set up and run the initial training workshops and to provide food for the workshops. Additional funds may be necessary to purchase sufficient supplies for everyone.

50. Marjorie Cohn: Why Iraq And Afghanistan? It's About The Oil Operation Enduring Freedom will allow oil corporations freedom to exploit Afghanistanfor profit, while the Afghans Jeffrey St. Clair Book cooking at Boeing. http://www.counterpunch.org/cohn07302003.html

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51. The Temple Solar Oven Project SUN OVEN to help feed refugees in afghanistan. Using the sun to cook food will allowthe space on planes and trucks that was used to transport cooking fuel to http://www.rotarysolarovens.org/crisis.html

Home A Difference About Us Crisis In Afghanistan ... Pledge of Support Form An International Humanitarian Project of District 6450 Rotary International Ovens arrive in Afghanistan Updated August 1, 2002 When the group arrived in Kabul, they met with Sher Dil, their friend from FAR-Friends for Afghan Redevelopment Thanks to the Knightsbridge team, we are able to share photographs of one of the first Sun Ovens to arrive in Afghanistan. The Kightsbridge team has moved effectively through some of the most challenging regions of Afghanistan, including the northern region between the Uzbeck border and Kabul, and now the roads between Kabul and Bamiyan, the site of the tragic demolition of ancient Buddha statues by the Taliban. The Sun Oven has now been set up at a girls school for 2,900 students in Aibak, and another at a school on the outskirts of Kabul. The School is in need of many things besides desks and school supplies. It needs a roof, a well, latrines and chalkboards. Ed Artis and Walt Ratterman of Knightsbridge complete unloading and setup of the Sun Oven, donated by Rotary International, in Kabul.

52. IEARN : Projects The ovens will be used in northern afghanistan at the IDP camp at Dashti-Qala ofOctober 25 there were 61,000 families living in this camp and cooking fuel is http://www.iearn.org/projects/solarcookerscampaign.html

HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN AFGHANISTAN (Updated October 29, 2001, Paul Munsen) Miami Country Day School Students Respond The ovens will be used in northern Afghanistan at the IDP camp at Dasht-i-Qala. This area is not under the control of the Taliban. As of October 25 there were 61,000 families living in this camp and cooking fuel is very scarce. Other schools are being urged to participate and there is a good possibility that the local Rotary Clubs will match the money that students raise. Please make donations payable to the Temple Solar Project and send to the attention of Rowena Gerber at the following address: Rowena Gerber Miami Country Day School PO Box 380608 Miami, FL 33238-0608 For additional information please contact: Rowena Gerber gerberr@mcds.pvt.k12.fl.us Home Projects Globe ... Join

53. InterAction.org | Disaster Response response to the earthquake in afghanistan, Oxfam is supplying tents and warm blanketsas well as supplementary food packages such as rice, cooking oil, wheat http://www.interaction.org/afghanquake/

this site all member sites Humanitarian Policy and Practice About the HPPC Disaster Response HPPC Guidelines ... How YOU Can Help Inside InterAction Global Partnership Campaign International Development Humanitarian Policy and Practice Disaster Response Refugees Gender Equality and Diversity Media About Us Buy Publications Monday Developments Earthquake in Afghanistan InterAction Members Provide Emergency Relief in Afghanistan Press Contact: Kim Abbott, 202-667-8227 x115 NGO Contacts: James Bishop, Director of Humanitarian Response, 202-667-8227, x104 Gottlieb Duwan, Senior Program Associate, x105 Updated April 23, 2002 InterAction members listed here are accepting contributions for assistance they or their affiliates are providing to victims of the drought. The following list was produced by InterAction , a coalition of more than 160 US-based private relief, development and refugee assistance agencies. InterAction members have agreed to abide by a set of standards to ensure accountability to donors, professional competence and quality of service. Action Against Hunger ADRA International American Friends Service Committee American Jewish World Service ... World Vision On March 25, an earthquake measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale struck southeast of the Nahrin district of Baghlan province in the Hindu Kush mountains of northeastern Afghanistan, killing at least 800 people and injuring thousands more.

54. Afghanistan - Humanitarian Relief - Relief central local presence is UNAMA (United Nations Assistance Mission in afghanistan)headed up Food (chiefly staples, eg wheat, rice, flour, cooking oil, sugar). http://www.tradepartners.gov.uk/afghanistan/relief/

55. SNI AFGHANISTAN SITUATION REPORT SNI afghanistan SITUATION REPORT April 20, 2001. over 633 MT of WFP wheat and aspart of OFDA’s emergency relief six thousand liters of cooking oil, 2,360 http://www.institute-for-afghan-studies.org/dev_xyz/hfactor/sni_situation_report

SNI AFGHANISTAN SITUATION REPORT April 20, 2001 Executive Summary Drought and food shortages in the northeast region of Shar-e Bezurg in Takhar Province have resulted in dangerous levels of malnutrition among children and reported starvation. SNI has conducted two survey trips in the region, confirming that people have eaten much of their livestock and seeds and are now surviving on soups made of grass and herbs. Needy IDP families that SNI has been helping in Rustaq and Deshta-e-Qala have now received over 633 MT of WFP wheat and as part of OFDA’s emergency relief six thousand liters of cooking oil, 2,360 kitchen sets, and 31,000 kg of beans. Work continues with funding from OFDA on the housing component of the IDP/Host family relief effort. Already over 800 additions or improvements to houses have been completed for those families that chose to host an IDP family this winter. With funding from Global Partner, SNI continues to operate a bakery, distributing 2,760 nans per day for the most vulnerable IDPs in Faisabad. Famine and Drought in Northern Afghanistan Due to the recent drought in northern Afghanistan, the District of Shar-e-Buzurg is experiencing a severe food shortage. According to the first assessment and reports from the villages, there have already been 509 deaths among 6,092 families surveyed, 322 of which were children. In the second assessment of Pasakoh region, 196 deaths were reported from over 1,600 families. It is hard to confirm exactly that these deaths are due to starvation but what is confirmed is that many people are living on boiled grass, some seeds, and wild plants. Many more are weak and malnourished due to lack of food and have sold or eaten most of their meager food reserves, seeds, and livestock over the winter to stay alive. One man, who survived the devastating earthquake in 1998 and two decades of war, said that this past year was the toughest year he had ever lived through.

56. TDH Afghanistan (Letter From Afghanistan Vol.6. Page) of April WHO arrived with 46.220 vaccines and Swedish Committee for afghanistan(SCA) provided the winter as well as to provide fuel and cooking utensils and http://www.tdhafghanistan.org/newsletter6.htm

Tdh Foundation Tdh in Afghanistan Donations Humanitarian Situation ... Photo Gallery LETTER FROM AFGHANISTAN Vol. 6. June. 2001 We inform about Afghanistan This newsletter is about Terre des hommes ’ emergency assistance to vulnerable displaced people in northern Afghanistan, which started September 2000 and successfully ended April 2001. With financial assistance of Chaine du Bonheur Swiss Development Cooperation and ECHO Terre des hommes has provided humanitarian aid to the suffering civilian population – focusing on food distribution, food for work programs and mass immunization campaigns against polio and measles. The internally displaced people who fled the frontline areas last September had the fewest options and had nothing but the clothing they were wearing. Children, pregnant women, elderly people and the sick ones were particularly vulnerable, since they had long distances to walk, and limited food resources. Displacement for children is also a more serious issue: Displaced children are especially affected by experiencing family separation, loss of community identity and particularly the loss of resources such as education and recreation, which could contribute to assist in coping with suddenly changed situations. They see their parents for the first time depending on handouts and charity, and they notice their parents’ frustration and shame, because they are unable to provide food for their children. In the longer term these experiences will certainly add to their trauma of the forced displacement.

57. TDH Afghanistan (Projects8 Page) families (IDP) arrived in Rustaq following the fierce fighting in Taloqan, northernAfghanistan. the winter as well as to provide fuel and cooking utensils and http://www.tdhafghanistan.org/projects8.htm

Tdh Foundation Tdh in Afghanistan Donations Humanitarian Situation ... Photo Gallery EMERGENCY PROJECT IN NORTH AFGHANISTAN Rustaq IDP Emergency Project: Starting date: 20 September 2000 Completion: 30 April 2001 Implemented by: Terre des hommes (TDH) and NPO Staff: Expatriate Emergency Coordinator Expatriate Emergency Doctor Terre des hommes (TDH) Afghan emergency staff 30 Norwegian Project Office Staff (NPO) Rustaq district is a very remote mountainous region in northern Afghanistan – very difficult to reach and to access. Mid of September 2000 around 1.000 internally displaced families (IDP) arrived in Rustaq following the fierce fighting in Taloqan, northern Afghanistan. Terre des hommes provided immediately initial funding for these internally displaced people in order to meet their food requirements and to get the necessary time to launch a major emergency project. End of October the number of displaced families grew up to 1.500 families – just weeks ahead of the harsh winter months. An emergency team of Terre des hommes (Tdh) expatriates and local staff arrived beginning of November in Rustaq in order to plan and implement the project.

58. Authentic Ethnic Cookbooks Accustomed herself to cooking these dishes in England, she adds practical advice issupplied on eating habits and traditions, and foodstuffs, in afghanistan. http://www.foodbooks.com/ethnic.htm

Authentic Ethnic Cooking "Ethnic cookbooks are windows on food preparation in other eras, offering insight into the diet and lifestyles of these times." To order any of the hard-to-find cookbooks listed here, download the order form , fill it out and mail or FAX it to the Food Heritage Press . This list was on November 30, 2002. Home Ordering Information Download Order Form FAX your order to 1- 978-356-8306 Afghanista n Africa Albania ... Used Ethnic Cookbooks Afghanistan Afghan Food and Cookery . A New edition by Helen Saberi with the help of Najiba Zaka and Shaima Breshna and drawings by Abdullah Breshna. Helen Saberi, who lived in Afghanistan for ten years and married into an Afghan family, had made this compilation of authentic dishes from a country whose cuisine has never been previously documented in such an illuminating way. Accustomed herself to cooking these dishes in England, she adds practical advice for Western cooks. Much information is supplied on eating habits and traditions, and foodstuffs, in Afghanistan. Hippocrene Books, Inc. NY. © 2000. Paper. 291 pages. Illus. $12.95 Africa Best of Regional African Cooking. By Harva Hachten.

59. MSN Encarta - Afghanistan In eastern and southeastern afghanistan, forest lands amounted to 1.4 million hectares(3.3 scarcity of fuel, and the need for firewood for cooking and heating http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761569370/Afghanistan.html

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60. Rebuilding A War-torn Country 4, 2003. Thai soldiers helping reconstruct afghanistan are spreading the word aboutthe kingdom s culinary and kickboxing skills with their cooking and coaching http://www.thaiembdc.org/pressctr/pr/thainafghan.html

Thai soldiers help rebuild Afghanistan Published in The Nation on July 4, 2003 Thai soldiers helping reconstruct Afghanistan are spreading the word about the kingdom's culinary and kickboxing skills with their cooking and coaching lessons for 2,000 international peacekeepers. At least once a month, the 130 Thai soldiers stationed here look up in the sky for a cargo plane coming from Bangkok. There is something for everybody - a letter from loved ones, a package from home, or new military supplies for their work in this war-torn country that has witnessed continuous fighting for two decades. Some of the men here are newlyweds, including the Thai commander, Lt-Colonel Siraphop Supavanich, while others have infants or toddlers back home. Most admit they never thought they would end up in Afghanistan, a tragically beautiful country that has been at the crossroads of history. From Alexander the Great in 329BC to Genghis Khan to Marco Polo a thousand years later to the British Empire in the early 1800s to the Soviet Union just decades ago, Afghanistan has always been fought over by great powers. Today, the Thai troops are taking part in Operation Enduring Freedom, along with thousands of other soldiers from 19 countries, to provide stability and the reconstruction of the war-ravaged country. They see themselves not as conquerors but peace-builders.

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