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Diri anda amat berharga sekali. Allah ciptakan semua yang ada pada diri anda sebagai amanah yang tidak ada tukar gantinya khusus untuk melaksanakan tugas menjadi Khalifah di muka bumi ini. Jagalah ia dengan baik kerana ia akan menjadi saksi di akhirat kelak.....

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Nasi Kukus Berherba.....enak dimakan bersama Kurma Ayam


: NASI KUKUS HERBA ::


Bahan nasi:1kg beras basmathi
2 batang serai - diketuk
1 batang kulit kayu manis
1 helai daun pandan - disimpul
½ sudu makan halba campur
500ml santan pekat
Air secukupnya
Garam dan serbuk perasa secukupnya

Bahan kurma ayam:1kg ayam - dibersihkan
10 biji bawang merah
8 ulas bawang putih
5cm halia
3 kuntum bunga lawang
5 kuntum bunga cengkih
2 batang kulit kayu manis
5 biji buah pelaga
250gm cili giling
Rempah kurma secukupnya
1 liter santan
Garam dan serbuk perasa secukupnya
Minyak untuk menumis

Cara memasak:1. Basuh beras sebersih-bersihnya dan masukkan ke dalam periuk nasi bersama serai, kulit kayu manis, daun pandan dan halba campur.
2. Kemudian masukkan santan, air dan perasakan. Kukus sehingga masak.
3. Seterusnya untuk membuat ayam kurma, panaskan minyak dan tumis bahan kisar, bunga lawang, bunga cengkih, kulit kayu manis dan buah pelaga sehingga garing.
4. Setelah itu, masukkan cili giling dan rempah kurma. Kacau sehingga pecah minyak.
5. Masukkan pula ayam dan air secukupnya. Didihkan seketika.
6. Akhir sekali, masukkan santan dan didihkan sehingga kuah pekat. Perasakan.

The Health Benefits of Neem (Semambu)..download from the internet...



Azadirachta indica as the name suggests, is indigenous to India and South Asia. It is a common tree found in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Pakistan, Japan and tropical regions of Australia and Africa. In India it is known as ‘Neem’. All parts of the tree, roots, bark, gum, leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds and oil are used in preparation of various therapeutic use and products. It has been used in Ayurvedic medicine and agriculture since time immemorial.
The tree does not require much water for its growth, can withstand extreme heat but at the same time cleanses, cools the atmosphere and balances the oxygen level in the atmosphere. It helps to improve the fertility of the soil and to rehabilitate degraded wastelands. Planting these trees could help in the ‘green earth’ projects.
Margosa contains essential oils known as margosa or neem oil which consists of nimbin, nimbinin, and ninbidin. Sulphur is the main constituent of ninbidin. The flowers contain bitter oil which contains a highly pungent essential oil nimbosterol, nimbecetin and fatty acids besides glucoside, nimbosterin. The fruits contain baka yanin.
Margosa – acts as --a tonic and an insecticide.
It is also :
  • anti-spasmodic
  • anti-haemorrhoidal
  • anti-thelmintic
  • anti-leprotic
  • anti-poisonous
  • anti-dermatonic
It is therefore used –
  • As a preventive against malarial fevers and cholera.
  • Relieving flatulence.
  • To promote the removal of phlegm from the bronchial tubes.
  • To increase discharge of urine.
  • To arrest secretions and bleeding.
  • For spasmodic disorders.
  • For gum disorders. The stem is used in many places to brush the teeth.
  • For treatment of piles.
  • For skin disorders.
  • For hair disorders and growth.
  • For eye diseases.
  • For ear ailments.
  • For post-parturition disorders.
  • For deworming.
  • For jaundice.
The margosa is said to be the most promising tree of the 21st century. Its derivatives are used in a large number of medicines, cosmetics, toiletries. Though many plant extracts have been reported to be suitable as pesticides. Margosa is the only plant from which bio-pesticides are commercially manufactured, effective, eco-friendly, and acceptable to farmers. It is commonly used as an insect repellent in the form of incense sticks, and creams. Margosa oil is also used in aromatherapy.