Sandesh

• 1 cup paneer, crumbled
• 1/2 cup sugar
• 2 tsp freshly ground cardamom
• 1 Tb almond pieces

You can usually buy blocks of paneer from Indian grocery stores. If you use this kind, just use your hands to crumble it up first.

Using a potato masher or your hands, mash the paneer and sugar together. Shape into rounds. Sprinkle with cardamom, almond, and extra sugar. Chill for 1 hour.

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Matcha Salt	–	Powdered green tea plus salt. The stunning color bestows an ethereal beauty to foods. The slightly bitter tea marries beautifully with egg yolks, tofu, onions, and even chocolate. Read more about matcha.
Tangerine Salt	–	Dried pieces of tangerine (or orange) plus salt. Adds tangy, fruity, citrus notes to food. Try it sprinkled on roasted chicken, vegetable side dishes (especially beets), light pastas, shrimp, grilled fish, and omelets.
Lavender Salt	–	Dried lavender buds plus salt. Excellent on lamb (both as a salt rub before cooking, and a sprinkling afterward), salad greens, heirloom tomatoes, and avocados. Adds a floral, herbaceous touch.
Smoked Paprika Salt	–	Smoked, finely powdered paprika and salt. Use it when you want a smoky, powerful, earthy blast of flavor. Great on potatoes, fried rice, and grilled meats.
Kaffir Lime Salt	–	Leaves of the Kaffir lime tree plus salt. This salt infuses a Thai-like flowery headiness to dishes. Works well on poached eggs, seafood, corn on the cob, and steamed rice.

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Powerful magnetic fields appear to change the physical nature of superconductivity with some quite bizarre effects, according to University of Arizona (UA) physicist Andrei Lebed. Lebed says that strong magnetism changes the basic properties of electrons flowing through superconductors, establishing an "exotic" superconductivity. If his theorem can be proved via experiment, it will advance our knowledge of superconductivity considerably and open up a number of exciting new areas of research.
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electrons in a superconductor don't act as individual particles, but as pairs, now known as "Cooper pairs." When electrical voltage is applied to a superconductor, all Cooper pairs move as a single entity, establishing an electrical current. This normally works only at very low temperatures. When the superconductor warms up, its Cooper pairs separate into individual electrons and the material becomes a normal non-superconductor.

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