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Sep 28
2009

Geographic Situation Yamoussoukro, My City

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Francine Ouatarra

Local authority of particular type, the District of Yamoussoukro covers the territory of the current Department of the same name. Included between 06° 49 and 06°47 of Northern latitude and 05°16 and 05°15 of Western longitude, it covers a surface of 3500 square kilometers. Yamoussoukro, the seat of the District, is the political and administrative capital city and especially the birthplace of late Felix Houphouët-Boigny, first president of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire.

The District of Yamoussoukro, is limited to North by the Department of Tiébissou, in the South by the Department of Oumé, in the east by the Department of Dimbokro and in the West by the Departments of Sinfra and Bouaflé, in the area of Marahoué.

Sep 17
2009

Escalopes de porc de Norcia

Posted by Myriam Mukeba in Untagged 

Myriam Mukeba

Une recette de la cuisine italienne de Norcia, une ville de l'Ombrie. Aucune difficulté pour la préparer. Mais veillez à ce que les escalopes soient fines. La recette est pour 4 personnes.

Ingrédients

  • 4 escalopes de porc
  • 1 petit oignon
  • 1 gousse d’ail
  • 1 verre de vin blanc sec
  • 4 cornichons
  • 2 cuillères à soupe de farine
  • 40 gr de beurre
  • 4 cuillères à soupe d’huile d’olive
  • Sel et poivre

Préparation

Faites chauffer l’huile dans une sauteuse et farinez les escalopes.  Déposez les dans la sauteuse et faites les prendre couleur des deux côtés. Salez et réservez au chaud. Faites un hachis avec l’ail et l’oignon et mettez les dans la sauteuse. Cuisez à feu doux jusqu’à ce que les oignons soient tendres. Ajoutez le vin blanc. Augmentez le feu pour faire réduire de moitié. Ajoutez alors les cornichons découpés en fines rondelles et le beurre. Mélangez bien le tout et cuisez quelques minutes à feu moyen. Déposez la viande dans la sauteuse pour la réchauffer et l’enduire de sauce. Poivrez et servez de suite.

Sep 17
2009

Wine and Food

Posted by Myriam Mukeba in Untagged 

Myriam Mukeba

Pairing wine and food can be a daunting and intimidating task. Entire books, and many of them, have been written on this subject, and this is meant to be a very basic guide to help you understand what food works best with certain types of wine.

First of all, please remember that there are no hard and fast rules. There are famous selections that always go together, and when you experience one of these you'll likely agree with everyone else. However, no article or book can tell you what tastes best to YOU, and experience and experimentation will ultimately be your guide when pairing wine with food to please your own tastes.

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