Image Blogspot: 2011

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth 2011 nominees for Best Couple

Miley Cyrus and her boyfriend Liam Hemsworth are nominated for Best Couple, Latin MTV Yearbook for 2011. Miley and Liam are a couple more durable, and prefer to keep their romance away from the cameras and moderate public displays of affection.

However, they are not alone in the nomination, others that compete with Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, are Robert Pattinson and KristenStewart, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez, and finally Shakira and Gerard Piqué.

Lady Gaga wants to play for Woody Allen

Lady Gaga does not have enough with the music. Apparently, the flamboyant singer has confessed in an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that his dream "is starring in a Woody Allen movie."

His taste for the interpretation is not, however, nothing new. The singer and played small roles in television series as well known as The Sopranos, but it seems that now the thing is serious, "I'll be a star, you know why? Asked the host of the program 'Because I have nothing to lose. "

Gaga has given free rein to his role in their own video interpretation, many of them lengthy and real mode scripted films. This might have been the way to prepare for the leap to the big screen and now looks ready to start acting.

His music career is going from strength to strength, has led to the top of the list label, but also be the focus of sight of the press. The artist has opened in this interview says that she is pursued by photographers, hence precisely the Paparazzi-topic and do not want your truncated fate looks like Lady Di: "I want to die like Lady Diana, I do not be a martyr of fame, "he assured.

Cure Cancer - Alternative Medicine

Human beings, in their relentless pursuit of a long life is over and again with a major obstacle that neither science nor technology can decipher. We talk about terminal illness, that through traditional medicine can only be treated and can not always be overcome, bringing death and destruction to those who suffer and mourn their relatives.

At this point the man in his instinct for survival and death struggle against opts for what is known as alternative medicine.

The Botanical Panama, Diomedes Ureña, study of medicinal plants and the vast expeiencia in this branch, makes a mixture with various medicinal plants in order to create a treatment for the eradication of cancer, treatment was implemented with himself, with the hope of saving his own life, being true test of its effectiveness and now enjoys good health and help others who suffer from Alzheimer's or any other disease.

Happy Birthday Images

Thank You Images

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Blue Waffles

Blue Corn Quinoa Waffles

These waffles have an amazing flavor. It's one you aren't expecting, but it's good. Very unique, with a nutty flavor. Almost like peanut, but not quite. It's one of those flavors where you say, "That's different," but it's good so you keep eating it and you like it more. At least that's how it was with me. My family members had mixed opinions.

I served them with maple syrup (organic, Grade B). I loved them, my husband liked them. My oldest daughter thought they were great, my youngest didn't hate them but they weren't her favorite. I did, however, get her to gobble them up a second morning when I put nutella on top. So I guess what I'm saying is, if you like different tastes, you'll probably like these. It's worth a try.

The texture, though. The texture is really great. Perfect crumb.

I usually use Pamela's baking and pancake mix when I make waffles, and follow the recipe on the bag, with the addition of a few spoonfuls of milled flax seed. I made blue corn waffles several times before we were gluten-free, but hadn't tried them since. I wondered how they would taste with quinoa flour, and I'm glad I tried it.

I adapted this recipe from one found in The Blue Corn Cookbook by Celine-Marie Pascale.

Projected prep time: 5 minutes; projected cook time: 1 1/2 minutes per waffle, give or take some time

1 1/2 c. blue cornmeal (gluten-free)

1 1/2 c. quinoa flour

1 tbsp. baking powder

1/2 tsp. salt

2 tbsp. packed pure dark brown sugar

3 eggs, beaten lightly

1 1/4 c. milk (will probably need more later)

1/2 c. unsalted butter, melted

Melt butter.

In large bowl combine your blue cornmeal

with the rest of the dry ingredients and mix together well.

Combine eggs and milk

and then make a well in the center of your dry ingredients and pour liquids into it, mixing well.

Stir in melted butter.

The batter will thicken as it stands, so you may need to add a little more milk periodically to thin it a little.

Bake in a preheated waffle iron until done. I have a Cuisinart waffle iron and 1/3 cup of batter is just about the perfect amount per waffle. Other irons may need more or less.