oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | africa, business, ghana, government, news
The United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), alongside Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science & Technology (FMIST) and Ghana’s Ministry of Environment, Science & Technology (MEST), have officially launched Sankore, an initiative valued at £1.9 million designed to enhance science, technology, and innovation (ST&I) environments across West African nations.
As part of the UK-Africa Technology and Innovation Partnerships (ATIP) Program, Sankore will enhance the United Kingdom’s relationships with Nigeria and Ghana. This initiative supports crucial strategies such as the UK-Ghana Science, Technology & Innovation Strategy from 2023 to 2027 and the UK-Nigeria Strategic Partnership, which was agreed upon in November 2024 between the UK’s Foreign Secretary, David Lammy MP, and Nigeria’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar.
Centering on Nigeria and Ghana, Sankore will collaborate intensively with stakeholders in West Africa to:
— Assist with the implementation of the Ghana National Research Fund (GNRF) and the Nigeria National Research Fund (NRF).
— Assist Nigeria in establishing its National Research and Innovation Council (NRIC) as an operational entity.
— Promote the commercialization of innovative solutions in key economic areas like agriculture and energy.
— Improve the policy and regulatory framework to foster innovation, enhancing data access and transparency for stakeholders within the ecosystem;
– Set up a demand-driven Helpdesk to support FCDO and governmental partners, offering expert guidance and advice.
At the program launch in Abuja, the UK’s Head of Integrated Strategy and Delivery Unit, Ms. Susan Mshana, stated that the Sankore initiative represents an exhilarating enhancement aimed at bolstering the United Kingdom’s enduring collaboration with the governments of West African nations. This new venture seeks to foster economic expansion via innovative approaches.
“Through utilizing our abilities, assets, and knowledge, we strive to hasten the common objectives of economic diversity, employment generation, and enhanced service provision in both Nigeria and Ghana,” she mentioned additionally.
Additionally, Ghana’s Minister of Environment, Science & Technology (MEST), Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, stated: “Innovation plays a crucial role in fostering a robust and equitable economy. The Sankore initiative will serve as a driving force behind positioning Ghana as a leader in scientific progress and technological development within the area. We are excited about working alongside numerous collaborators contributing their knowledge and skills to this collective effort.”
Furthermore, the Honorable Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation in Nigeria, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji stated: “At the FMIST, we aim to promote sustainable growth by encouraging locally developed innovations while incorporating international scientific advances to secure Nigeria’s advancement globally. The project known as Sankore signifies a crucial step forward in our significant and fruitful collaboration with the United Kingdom, working together towards a prosperous future for all Nigerians via state-of-the-art technologies and enhanced economics.”
Sankore will be provided by UNESCO and R4D working alongside local and international collaborators to guarantee successful execution and knowledge sharing.
The project will span 15 months, coming to an end by March 31, 2026.
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oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | business, cloud computing, cloud services, technology, technology companies
By Kehinde Ogundare, National Director, Zoho Nigeria
The entrepreneurial zeal in Nigeria is unmistakable. Despite operating within a vibrant yet fiercely competitive marketplace, companies here have immense promise, ready to emerge as major players regionally and globally. Yet, actualizing this potential involves tackling a difficult environment characterized by scarce IT assets, intricate operational challenges, and entrenched conventional business methods. To achieve lasting expansion, Nigerian enterprises must embrace digital change, where cloud technology plays an essential role in facilitating progress.
As Nigeria’s middle class grows and its populace becomes more technologically adept, the country presents a promising environment for creativity and growth. However, numerous companies still rely on outdated, hands-on methods, which hampers their potential for expansion and competitive edge. In this scenario, cloud solutions and advanced digital resources prove essential.
The requirement for digital evolution
Conventional growth strategies struggle to adapt quickly enough to changing markets. Relying on manual procedures creates inefficiencies, insufficient data analysis impedes well-informed decisions, and constrained IT capabilities impede creative progress. To surmount these challenges, companies should embrace digital solutions that simplify processes, mechanize routine tasks, and offer practical analytics.
The process of digital transformation doesn’t revolve around implementing new technologies just because they’re available; rather, it focuses on achieving efficient expansion. For companies aiming to grow within the current digital landscape, scalability is essential as it allows them to broaden their audience, stay ahead in competition, and address shifting consumer expectations. By leveraging digital resources, organizations can enhance their influence, boost income generation, and streamline expenses, thus securing enduring stability.
The strength of cloud-based systems
Cloud-based platforms remove the necessity for significant capital expenditures on infrastructure, providing companies with advanced technological tools that are both adaptable and expandable. These systems automate routine processes, optimize work procedures, and boost efficiency, thereby freeing up important assets so enterprises can concentrate on their strategies and interactions with customers.
A comprehensive SaaS platform provides a cohesive environment for overseeing every aspect of a company’s operations. Through an centralized collection of tools, this system streamlines processes, minimizes manual input, and enhances teamwork among staff members. This leads to decreased overhead expenses and quicker strategic choices, facilitating swifter growth into emerging markets.
Zoho’s focus with their software lies in contextual intelligence, utilizing AI to deliver real value to customers. Given that customer experience holds significant importance in today’s market, Zoho’s AI-driven analytics empower companies to customize engagements, predict requirements, and enhance connections with clients. Additionally, Zoho remains dedicated to protecting customer privacy, ensuring that enterprises can use data ethically which helps build confidence and enduring allegiance.
An all-encompassing strategy for expanding a business
Zoho’s strategy of refining every part of the technological framework—from infrastructure to applications—guarantees smooth interoperability and peak efficiency. This comprehensive method leads to superior tech solutions for companies in Nigeria, allowing them to concentrate on what they do best without getting bogged down by intricate technical challenges.
For businesses in Nigeria, digital transformation is not an option but a must-have now. Adopting cloud-based solutions allows them to surmount conventional hurdles to expansion, grow more effectively, and realize their complete capabilities.
The future of Nigerian enterprises lies in digitization. By embracing the cloud, companies can turn obstacles into chances, thereby facilitating enduring expansion within a progressively cutthroat worldwide market.
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oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | food and drink, health, meals, meat, money
What defines an ideal banh mi? Should it overflow with meats, pâté, and cold cuts, or should it maintain a lighter, more balanced approach?
VnExpress
After the recent Banh Mi Festival in Ho Chi Minh City, readers shared their thoughts on their perfect version of a banh mi sandwich. At this event, certain well-known brands were charging up to VND73,000 ($2.85 USD) for a filled serving.
Reader
Hien Le Thanh
thought that a banh mi with such a high price tag was excessive:
A banh mi costing VND73,000 comes loaded with an abundance of meat and has a remarkably rich taste. It’s quite substantial for one person to consume entirely on their own. In my opinion, this particular banh mi mirrors others in terms of its composition. Personally, I favor a well-balanced stuffing accompanied by generous portions that should be served warm, crunchy, and aromatic.
Reader
Jen
added:
A VND73,000 banh mi, which is loaded with meat, has become quite famous. This sandwich was once favored by western travelers looking for bigger servings; however, nowadays, local youth also appreciate it. Despite this popularity, most individuals find they can typically consume just about one-third of the sizable banh mi due to its generous size.
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At a store in Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll find two portions of a banh mi filled with cold cuts along with two levels of pate. The image was captured by VnExpress/Quynh Tran.
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For reader
nguyendinhvu2010
, the ideal banh mi begins with its fragrance:
As you stroll by a banh mi cart, the blend of freshly baked bread, pâté, barbecue pork, and butter emits an enticing aroma that beckons you closer. When you grasp the sandwich in your hand, you ought to sense its warmth and listen for the crisp sound. However, the real delight comes with the initial bite—the harmony of sweet, salty, and creamy flavors renders every banh mi distinctively special.
Reader
Quang Nguyen
reminisced about his most memorable banh mi experience:
The finest version I experienced was in Da Nang. It boasted just the right size, featuring a touch of tartness and spiciness, along with a crunchy exterior, flavorful filling, and fresh herbs such as coriander, Thai basil, and cucumber.
Another reader,
Nguoi nhap cuoc
reminisced about a banh mi from decades past:
Those who resided in the vicinity of Thu Duc both prior to and following 1975 would recall an older gentleman with one blinded eye peddling banh mi using a bicycle equipped with a sizable wooden crate secured at the rear.
In those times, food was hard to come by, yet his banh mi remained consistently warm and crispy. His signature dish included pressure-cooked sardines swimming in rich tomato gravy. The more affluent customers would often buy an entire banh mi, whereas many others opted for only half due to cost constraints. Whether it was chilly outside or raining heavily at night, his banh mi was always a delightful find. To ensure freshness, he carried a charcoal stove on his bicycle specifically for reheating the sandwiches when needed.
Afterward, I didn’t see him or his banh mi bike anymore. I was told he had passed away, and nobody continued his work. By then, banh mi carts could be found all around.
One notable characteristic of his cart was a manually operated horn connected to the bicycle’s handlebars. This would announce his arrival long before he got close, as the distant blaring could be heard clearly. That noise served as a fragment of the city’s history.
oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | commerce, medicine and healthcare, news, news media, transportation
Tanger Med has climbed higher in the international port rankings, now standing at 17th position globally—a gain of two places compared to the previous year. As reported by Alphaliner, the port experienced an 18.8% surge in container throughput, marking the second-largest growth rate internationally, following closely after Long Beach and Los Angeles.
In 2024, Tangier Med managed to process an all-time high of 10.24 million TEUs due to improved infrastructure, state-of-the-art machinery, and streamlined marine activities. This achievement makes it the sole port from both the Mediterranean region and Africa to be listed among the world’s top 30 ports.
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oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | climate, meteorology, rain, vietnam, weather forecasts
This year, Vietnam can expect more moderate weather conditions, featuring hotter periods that will arrive later than typical along with above-average precipitation, as stated by the meteorological service.
The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has stated that from April through June, the ENSO climate event—known as the El Niño–Southern Oscillation, characterized by abnormally high sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern parts of the Pacific Ocean—is anticipated to remain neutral with a likelihood of 70-80%, affecting weather conditions across Vietnam.
Cold air waves will gradually weaken. Heatwaves in the northern and central regions will arrive later and be less intense than in previous years.
The temperatures in these regions are anticipated to rise starting from May.
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A construction worker braving the intense heat in Ho Chi Minh City on April 9, 2024, as the temperature climbed above 40 degrees Celsius. Photo by VnExpress/Quynh Tran
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In the Central Highlands and southern regions, heatwaves are forecast to begin later than usual in April bringing fewer days of extreme heat.
Generally, temperature levels throughout the nation will remain near their historical norms, with the exception of the northwestern region, where they could increase by 0.5-1 degrees Celsius higher than usual during May.
Even with the more favorable forecast, northern and central Vietnam will likely face extended periods of elevated heat during July and August, with conditions slowly improving as we move into September.
The wet season starting in April will result in substantial rainfall across the northern areas, north-central zones, Central Highlands, and southern parts of the region, with especially intense showers predicted for May and June.
It is anticipated that in the northern region, precipitation will be typical in April with amounts ranging from 70-120 mm in the flatlands and over 150 mm in the mountains.
In May, we can expect a rise in precipitation of around 5-10%.
In June, rainfall is expected to reach 250 mm, with certain elevated regions potentially getting up to 500 mm.
In the central area, precipitation in April should remain near average but might rise by 5-15% in May, totaling around 200 millimeters.
In the Central Highlands and southern areas, precipitation levels are expected to range from 5-15% higher than average during April and May.
From July through September, six storms are predicted to form over the East Sea, with three of them possibly reaching Vietnam’s shores.
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Ha Long was left devastated following Typhoon Yagi in September 2024. Image courtesy of VnExpress/Giang Huy
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In July and August, the northern region is expected to experience between 250-500 millimeters of rain. Precipitation levels for September should fall within the 150-250 millimeter range, consistent with typical amounts.
In the Central Highlands and southern regions, precipitation levels will range from 250 to 400 millimeters.
Vietnam endured
19 heatwaves last year
with temperatures surpassing long-term averages by 0.5-1.5 degrees Celsius.
On April 28, Dong Ha city in Vietnam’s central Quang Tri Province experienced a high of 44 degrees Celsius, marking the highest temperature observed in the month of April nationwide since 1976.
Last year, there were also 10 typhoons and one tropical depression recorded over the East Sea, out of which five made landfall.
Typhoon Yagi
was the most devastating, hitting Quang Nginh Province and Hai Phong City in the northern region with gusts of up to 166 km/h.
As Vietnam enters yet another uncertain year, officials caution that although severe heat might subside, the dangers posed by intense rainfall, storms, and floods continue to be significantly elevated.
oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | controversies, government, politics, politics and government, politics and law
Hyderabad (Telangana), India, March 25 (ANI): BRS MLC
K Kavitha
stated on Monday that the party will “resist” the
Waqf Amendment Bill
in the Parliament.
After attending an Iftar party in Banswada, speaking with ANI,
K Kavitha
stressed again the backing of the BRS party for the Muslim Community and recognized the assistance provided by the minority community throughout the Telangana movement.
We are observing Ramadan with our community in Banswada, and we’re discussing the present circumstances under the central government’s leadership. There is an effort underway to introduce legislation aimed at taking over the management of Islamic endowment properties known as Waqf lands. The BRS party firmly stands against this move. We remain steadfast supporters of our Muslim compatriots; we’ve consistently advocated for their advancement. Throughout the Telangana movement, they stood beside us… Harmony must be maintained across India and specifically within Telangana. Hence, we will contest this proposed measure.
Waqf Amendment Bill
in Parliament,” Kavitha said.
The Waqf Act of 1995, which was put in place to manage Waqf properties, has frequently faced criticism due to problems like poor administration, corruption, and unauthorized intrusions.
The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, seeks to tackle these issues through reforms including digitalization, increased auditing, better transparency, and new legal means for recovering properties that have been improperly seized.
The previous day, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (
AIMPLB
) initiated a countrywide protest against the suggested
Waqf Amendment Bill
.
A statement released by Mohammed Vaquar Uddin Latifi, who serves as the Office Secretary for the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, reads as follows:
AIMPLB
) on Sunday remarked, “After an enormous and victorious demonstration in Delhi on March 17, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (
AIMPLB
has initiated a countrywide protest against the suggested
Waqf Amendment Bill
.”
A Joint Parliamentary Committee has been established by the government to review the Bill in collaboration with experts and stakeholders (ANI).
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oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | climate, climate change, singapore, sustainability, temperature
In 2024, Singapore experienced an annual average temperature of 28.4 degrees Celsius, marking it as the hottest year ever recorded, equally matched with both 2019 and 2016, as reported by the country’s National Environment Agency.
The annual report issued by the agency on March 23 stated that each month of 2024 experienced temperatures that matched or exceeded their respective historical averages. Throughout the year, numerous temperature records were surpassed, including peak daily lows recorded in February and peak daily highs documented in December.
The past ten years from 2015 to 2024 marked the nation’s hottest decade ever recorded, with an average of 28.11 degrees Celsius. This figure was 0.05 degrees Celsius higher than the previous decade spanning 2014 to 2023, making it the fourth successive year that Singapore broke its own decadal mean temperature record.
The report highlighted that although climate change led to higher temperatures, climate variability in 2024 was also a significant factor.
The El Niño phenomenon that emerged in 2023 and concluded in the second quarter of 2024 probably played a role in the elevated temperatures observed in 2024. This includes the period of Singapore’s hottest months (March – May). That particular stretch ranked as the third warmest such season ever recorded, following closely behind 1998 and 2016—years characterized by intense El Niño conditions as well.
It has been observed that Singapore’s annual temperature pattern in 2024 mirrored the recent global trends as reported by the World Meteorological Organization. Consequently, 2024 was marked as the hottest year documented worldwide since 1850.
oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | cooking, pasta, recipes, spaghetti, spinach recipes
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Main Dish
The concept behind one-pot pasta involves cooking both the noodles and your ingredients simultaneously, resulting in a convenient dish that boasts well-mixed flavors. In this rendition, we incorporate spinach, goat cheese, and chicken into our take on the classic. This recipe promises to turn even the most ardent spinach skeptics into fans! Give it a try using these step-by-step instructions provided below ↓
Ingredients
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1 drizzle of
olive oil
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1
onion
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1 garlic
clove
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1
chicken
breast
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5 oz fresh
spinach
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1 stock cube
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1¼ cups of water
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4.5 ounces of tagliatelle (or any other type of pasta)
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Salt
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Pepper
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2 tablespoons of fresh goat cheese
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Chives
Materials
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ladle, chopping block, blade, mixing spoon
Preparation
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Step 1:
Dice the onion and slice the chicken breast. In a pot or skillet, warm up the olive oil, then fry the chopped onion along with the smashed garlic clove. Include the chicken next.
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Step 2:
Cook all ingredients together for a few minutes. Then add salt and pepper.
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Step 3:
Include the pasta and fresh spinach (feel free to add the spinach bit by bit as it reduces). Add the broth (water mixed with the stock cube), then continuously mix everything together. This should take approximately 10 minutes for the cooking process.
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Step 4:
Once the pasta turns naturally creamy, stir in the goat cheese until well combined.
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Step 5:
Serve in a deep dish and add some chopped chives on top! It’s all set 🙂
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oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | debt, financial crises, government, politics and government, social welfare
KUALA LUMPUR, March 25 — Data from the Malaysian Insolvency Department reveals that an astonishing 14 percent of government employees were declared bankrupt last year.
This concerning figure has led key governmental figures such as Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar to frequently caution against the escalating personal debts of employees in the public sector.
Consequently, this pattern has ignited vigorous discussions regarding its origins and possible remedies.
What reasons explain why an increasing number of government employees are accumulating debts?
Shamsul links the increase in individual debts amongst public sector workers mainly to their lifestyle preferences. He highlighted that governmental staff members who carry heavy financial obligations tend to overspend, giving examples of individuals buying vehicles priced at almost 20 times their monthly income or regularly acquiring top-of-the-line smartphones and laptops.
He proposed that seeking approval through social media contributes to this behavior, often known as “FOMO” (fear of missing out). This term encapsulates the tendency to buy costly things to stay current with fashion and match others around them.
Consequently, numerous government employees rack up credit card debts and then resort to taking substantial personal loans to settle these original liabilities, frequently aiming to reduce their monthly financial burdens. According to interviews conducted with bank representatives for *Malay Mail*, debtors usually stretch their loan periods across multiple years, which leads them to end up paying higher amounts in interest charges.
The increase in buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) services might have worsened the issue by offering unrestricted and effortless access to credit. Experts suggest that these BNPL systems subtly “influence” customers to spend more since they allow for splitting payments into smaller, usually interest-free installments.
According to a 2023 research conducted by the Malaysian Insolvency Department, half of the bankruptcy cases involving government employees were caused by personal loans—a situation that similarly affects many young individuals working in the private sector.
Government employees were seen strolling through the Putrajaya governmental complex during daylight hours. — Image by Raymond Manuel
Rules governing loan caps for government employees
Calls have been made to impose stricter borrowing limits on civil servants. At present, these employees can dedicate up to 60 percent of their monthly income towards repaying loans—a limit that some critics believe is excessively generous.
The limitation mentioned here is established by legislation through Rule 13 of the Public Officer (Conduct and Discipline) Regulations 1993. This rule stipulates that a public officer’s aggregate debt obligations should not surpass 60 percent of their monthly earnings, thereby guaranteeing they maintain at least 40 percent of their income for personal use.
In contrast to those working in the private sector, civil servants have access to an expedited debt management service via the Malaysian National Cooperative Movement (Angkasa).
The system automatically sets aside a predetermined part of their salary for loan repayment. Nevertheless, detractors suggest that this might foster an attitude among civil servants who think that Angkasa will assist them in handling their debts, irrespective of how much they have borrowed.
The government’s reaction to the crisis
Even with warnings and the possibility of severe consequences, such as possible termination, the Malaysian Insolvency Department (MDI) Chief Executive Officer Datuk M. Bakri Abd Majid disclosed in January that certain junior government employees were permitted to incur debts amounting to up to RM1 million.
The organization has suggested reducing the debt limit to 45 percent of take-home pay, implying that an employee’s overall monthly debt obligations should not go beyond 55 percent of their earnings.
Responses to this suggestion have varied. The Public Service Director-General, Tan Sri Wan Ahmad Dahlan Abdul Aziz, has shown guarded approval, emphasizing the need for a meticulous strategy when putting it into practice.
Concerns have been raised that tighter borrowing restrictions might lead public sector workers towards unauthorized lenders. Cuepacs, the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service, has cautioned that heavy debts could increase government staff’s susceptibility to corruption.
Government employees were seen strolling through the streets of Putrajaya. — Picture By Raymond Manuel
According to a 2016 survey conducted by Cuepacs, out of Malaysia’s 1.6 million public sector workers, around 170,000 individuals—or about 11 percent—were implicated in lending frauds, leading to an aggregate loss amounting to RM340 million.
As the discussion goes on, those who make policies need to find a middle ground between maintaining fiscal responsibility and making sure government employees do not resort to unauthorized or unlawful borrowing channels.
oleh admin | Mar 24, 2025 | cuisine, desserts, food and drink, fruit, recipes
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Dessert
During summertime, we relish the tiny, delectable yellow fruits called mirabelles! For our dessert, we opted to bake a super-moist cake which is incredibly simple to whip up. The blend of mirabelles with almonds, then glazed and roasted until golden post-baking, ensures it will steal the show once served towards the end of your dining experience! Follow each detail closely so you won’t lose even a morsel of understanding from our instructions, complemented by images and a video guide.
Ingredients
For the uppermost layer of the cake:
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20 mirabelle
plums
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50g softened
butter
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100g
sugar
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65g sliced
almonds
For the dough:
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25 mirabelle plums
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100g softened butter
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1 tbsp
vanilla
extract
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75g brown sugar
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220g flour
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5g baking powder
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3 eggs
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10cl milk
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25g almond powder
Materials
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1 square mold 20cm x 20cm
Preparation
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Step 1:
For the upper layer of the cake: Mix together melted butter with sugar. Evenly spread this mix across the base of your baking pan and let it cook in an oven pre-heated to 350°F (180°C) for about 10 minutes.
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Step 2:
Take the mold out of the oven and scatter some sliced almonds inside. Clean, cut in half, and remove the pits from the mirabelles. Arrange the halved fruits over the sliced almonds and leave them aside.
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Step 3:
To prepare the dough: Use a hand mixer to blend the soft butter with the sugar until it becomes smooth. Incorporate the eggs and continue mixing until everything is thoroughly mixed.
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Step 4:
Incorporate the flour, baking powder, and almond powder into the mixture. Next, stir in the milk along with the vanilla extract, ensuring all ingredients blend together nicely. Slowly incorporate the flour in three stages, making sure to thoroughly combine after adding each portion until you achieve a perfectly smooth batter.
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Step 5:
Rinse the mirabelles, cut them in half, and take out the seeds. Gently mix the fruit into the batter with a spatula. Then pour this mixture evenly over the mirabelles inside the dish.
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Step 6:
Bake in the middle of the preheated oven at 350°F (180°C) for about 30 minutes, or until the cake’s surface turns golden and feels springy when touched lightly. Ensure a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean as well.
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Step 7:
Once removed from the mold, you can serve the cake directly. Otherwise, you can put it in the oven using the grill function for about 5 minutes to toast the sliced almonds.
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Step 8:
There you go; it’s all set!
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