Kazuki’s, Carlton: Pipi, soy, ginger Ellen Fraser, Melbourne editor Everyone’s got their hangover fix, whether it be fried chicken or the cool embrace of doctor ocean. You can imagine then how ill-matched this pipi and I were after a few hours spent on the house reds the night before. But the first dish I tried in the hushed, subdued dining room of Japanese fine diner Kazuki’s really blew my mind. A single raw pipi, spiked with ginger and a snifter of soy, served in the shell. It’s clean, sweet, brine-y and lively all at once – not quite doctor ocean, but damn near close enough.
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Top Left: Mokonuts owners Moko and Omar, and their kids; Top Right: Mokonuts café; Bottom Left: A local fromagerie; Bottom Right: Service with a smile.
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If you are not a fan of gulping the seeds with the fruit, you can soak them in water overnight, and then dry and shell the cover. In fact, sprouted watermelon seeds are treasure houses of protein too!
Remember how as a child you would swallow a watermelon seed and people would scare you with the thought of a watermelon tree growing inside you? As you grew up, you did realize that it was a hoax but watermelon seeds continued to carry a bad name with them. But even if we keep the childhood memories aside, let’s admit that we all hate it when a watermelon seed suddenly turns up and interferes with the true flavor of the fruit. Well, the truth of these seeds may come to you by surprise. Spitting out, removing or throwing away watermelon seeds is a way of dampening the nutritional value of this fruit. Yes, the black seeds of the brightly-colored fruit are a combination of delicious and healthy and can be the perfect snack for you. All you need to do is dry some watermelon seeds and roast them and your snack is ready. Pack some of these with your box of nuts to give your body the additional boost of nutrition.Also read: These 10 Seeds Have Tremendous Nutritional Value
So the fact that cotton produces gossypol reduces the value of cotton as a crop. If you could use cottonseeds as food for humans the way you can for sunflowers or use it without careful rationing as a feedstock, that would be a boon to cotton farmers. In fact, for every 1 pound of cotton fiber — the product, the plant produces 1.6 pounds of seed — the byproduct. Imagine if you were a farmer being able to produce straight up 2.6 pounds of product for sale instead.
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Drake’s fruit tray requires pineapple, kiwis, oranges, bananas, and grapes. He had us at the Nivea chapstick, though. What a total softie.
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