If the only times you break out your muffin tin is for making muffins
and cupcakes, you're missing out. They're great for cooking up
itsy-bitsy versions of some meals you wouldn't expect, which fit neatly
into your child's lunchbox-or your car cup holder for your morning commute.
And they're great for plated meals too, when you want some built-in
portion control. From mini meatloaf to pint-size pizza, here are some
tasty tidbits that you can make in a tin.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Anambra Commissioner of Police confirms arrest of electoral official
The Commissioner of Police in Anambra, Bala Nasarawa, on Sunday
confirmed the arrest of an electoral official involved in Saturday’s
governorship election in the state.
Nasarawa told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka that the state Police Command was interrogating the official but declined to mention the presumed offence.
Nasarawa told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka that the state Police Command was interrogating the official but declined to mention the presumed offence.
Mandela remains ill, can't speak, family says
South Africa's former president, Nelson Mandela, remains "quite ill"
and unable to speak because of tubes that are keeping his lungs clear of
fluid, though he is relaxed, his former wife told a South African
newspaper.
"He remains very sensitive to any germs, so he has to be kept literally sterile. The bedroom there (in his suburban Johannesburg home) is like an ICU ward," Winnie Madikizela-Mandela told the Sunday Independent. "He is 95 years old and it is difficult for him, because of all the tubes that are in his mouth to clear the (fluid from his) lungs, and prevent an infection recurring." Because of those tubes, she said, he communicates through his face.
"He remains very sensitive to any germs, so he has to be kept literally sterile. The bedroom there (in his suburban Johannesburg home) is like an ICU ward," Winnie Madikizela-Mandela told the Sunday Independent. "He is 95 years old and it is difficult for him, because of all the tubes that are in his mouth to clear the (fluid from his) lungs, and prevent an infection recurring." Because of those tubes, she said, he communicates through his face.
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