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Want to save interesting info? Just take a Screenshot ethnic food or Print the page Issue 83, April 19, 2021 - Print & Online [email protected] www.ethnicfood.ca Get the kids into the kitchen with shrimp spring rolls (NC) Help your kids nourishment. cucumbers, julienned Arrange lettuce, noodles, expand their palates and 12 mint leaves carrot, cucumber and put their adventurous side Shrimp three mint leaves in the into action by inviting 12 cilantro leaves middle of the wrapper. them into the kitchen Spring Rolls 12 pre-cooked shrimp, Above that, place three to get involved in meal tails removed cilantro leaves and three decisions from the market shrimp in a row. to the dinner table. Prep time: 15 minutes Blue Dragon Thai Sweet Cook time: 3 minutes Chilli Sauce Fold wrapper around Exploring new foods can Serves: 4 lettuce and noodles, then encourage flexibility in continue rolling to cover children, so be sure to Directions: shrimp. Fold in the sides introduce your family to Ingredients: Cook rice noodles of the wrapper and then fun and exciting flavours according to package continue to roll upwards to early on. 1/4 pack (62.5 g) Blue form a log shape. Repeat Dragon Rice Noodles directions; refresh under Even the pickiest of eaters cold water and drain, set for three remaining spring will love these fresh, 4 Blue Dragon Spring Roll aside. rolls. Wrappers crisp and delicious spring Using one at a time, place Serve with a side of Thai rolls that pack a serious 4 Boston bibb lettuce wrapper into hot water sweet chilli sauce. nutritional punch. Loaded leaves until it is soft and pliable Explore more kid-friendly with colourful veggies 1/4 cup (30.5 g) carrots, (about 5 to 10 seconds). recipes inspired by and fragrant herbs, these julienned Remove wrapper from cuisines from around the spring rolls deliver as water and blot on a damp world at tasteadventure.ca. much flavour as they do 1/2 cup (59.5 g) tea towel. IMMIGRATION TO CANADA Subscribe to receive Ethnic Food online: Михаела Керезова www.ethnicfood.ca Тел. (416) 800-3898 2 Subscribe online: www.ethnicfood.ca For advertising call: (416) 821-9915 Very few fruits are Popularly known as smell right. Wood apples vitamin C. so delicious as a bael in the Northern are averaging 5 to 12 belt of India, the fruit centimeters in diameter, 2. Wood apple is known Wood Apple! is considered highly and have a hard, woody, for its laxative properties effective against sunstroke white-light brown shell. as it is a rich source of and other health issues fibre. related to the summer Not everyone is fond of its season. flavour and the stickiness, 3. It is rich in thiamine and it does require some and riboflavin, the Wood apples, botanically getting used to. 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BLT Sandwich with the Best Sauce What is actually a tagine The best tagine is usually and how does it work? one that mixes sweetness What is Touton? Tagine (the French word with a sour taste. This is ajine) is a traditional creates an unique flavour Moroccan dish resembling that is considered delicious a tender, stew-like dish among Moroccan cuisine. which is slow-cooked in Here are some interesting the traditional cookware. and fun facts to all tagine recipes: The main ingredient is any type of beef, lamb, 1. The best tagines poultry or fish that is fresh have local ingredients - and in abundance in the preserved lemon, argan market. It can also be a It is a staple dish of oil, saffron and other vegetarian dish without necessary ingredients. Newfoundland cuisine - a any meat. Tajine refers small pancake made by Author: Natasha of both to the rich stews and 2. Some tagine recipes frying bread dough in the cooking vessel used to pork fat, butter, or both. 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    20-10161-jlg Doc 346 Filed 03/24/20 Entered 03/24/20 00:37:05 Main Document Pg 1 of 154 UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK --------------------------------------------------------------- X : In re : Chapter 11 : FAIRWAY GROUP HOLDINGS CORP., et al., : Case No. 20-10161 (JLG) : Debtors.1 : (Jointly Administered) : --------------------------------------------------------------- X SCHEDULES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS FOR FAIRWAY GROUP HOLDINGS CORP., et al. CASE NO. 20-10161 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtor’s federal tax identification number, are as follows: Fairway Group Holdings Corp. (2788); Fairway Group Acquisition Company (2860); Fairway Bakery LLC (4129); Fairway Broadway LLC (8591); Fairway Chelsea LLC (0288); Fairway Construction Group, LLC (2741); Fairway Douglaston LLC (2650); Fairway East 86th Street LLC (3822); Fairway eCommerce LLC (3081); Fairway Georgetowne LLC (9609); Fairway Greenwich Street LLC (6422); Fairway Group Central Services LLC (7843); Fairway Group Plainview LLC (8643); Fairway Hudson Yards LLC (9331); Fairway Kips Bay LLC (0791); FN Store LLC (9240); Fairway Paramus LLC (3338); Fairway Pelham LLC (3119); Fairway Pelham Wines & Spirits LLC (3141); Fairway Red Hook LLC (8813); Fairway Stamford LLC (0738); Fairway Stamford Wines & Spirits LLC (3021); Fairway Staten Island LLC (1732); Fairway Uptown LLC (8719); Fairway Westbury LLC (6240); and Fairway Woodland Park LLC (9544). The location of the Debtors’ corporate headquarters is 2284 12th Avenue, New York, New York 10027. Fairway Community Foundation Inc., a charitable organization, owned by Fairway Group Holdings Corp., is not a debtor in these proceedings. WEIL:\97424119\6\44444.0009 20-10161-jlg Doc 346 Filed 03/24/20 Entered 03/24/20 00:37:05 Main Document Pg 2 of 154 GLOBAL NOTES AND STATEMENTS OF LIMITATIONS, METHODOLOGY, AND DISCLAIMERS REGARDING THE DEBTORS’ SCHEDULES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AND STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Fairway Group Holdings Corp.