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My friend just got a promotion with an international company so he will be moving overseas. He is bit nervous about this move. This is the first time he will be moving out of the country for a longer period of time. I think there are many people like him who get transferred to other [...]

Do we believe that gems can cure us.This is the question that no body can answer surely there is no fixed answer to this. Many people thinks that they wear it for peace of mind and they are not sure whether it can help them,Like one wearing moonga in the middle finger helps in improving health. When asked whether it had helped him, he said that if nothing else,it had at least bolstered his confidence.

Gems therapists say that their therapeutic value say their power lies not just giving a notional sense of well being. Wearing the correct gem that receives the right vibrations from the planetary body can help restore the deficiency in the aura and provide the healing touch.So, identifying the right gem is as important as ensuring that what you are finally wearing a genuine stone.But it is not sure that gems therapy can yield 100 percent results.

I am strictly vegetarian, but I love to cook for my husband. He is really fond of non-veg dishes. Last weekend I tried cooking fish and he relished it. Let me share the recipe with you.
The dish is called Fish Shami Kabab
Ingredients:

1 kg fish (wash, steam and remove bones)
2 onions
50 gms bengal gram dal
8 green chillies
½ cup coconut
2-tsp cumin seeds
2 tsp aniseeds
8 cardamoms
8 peppercorns
2-tsp poppy seeds
3 cm piece ginger
1 big pod garlic
400 gms curd (tie it up in a muslin bag for one hour)
2 eggs
1 tbsp. lemon juice

Method:

Mash fish to fine paste.
Prepare a masala of all the dry ingredients.
Add salt and lemon juice to the curds and blend well. Add the masala and the curd mixture to the fish and mix well.

Shape into long kababs.
Beat the eggs.
Dip the kababs in the beaten egg and shallow fry.
Serve with a dash of lime and garnish with fresh coriander leaves (optional) and onion rings.

Hope you all will love it.