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 Crop Profiles
This desert region is the inland region surrounding Indio, north of the Salton Sea.
Raisin grapes are harvested onto paper trays on sloped terraces in the vineyard row centers to dry in the sun.
Raisins are produced by harvesting grapes when they have attained sufficient sugar and then either drying the grapes on paper trays on the ground in between rows or artificially in a dehydrator.
cipm.ncsu.edu /cropprofiles/docs/cagrapes-raisin.html

  
 Australian desert raisin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Australian desert raisin ( Solanum centrale), also known as Bush raisin, is a plant native to the more arid parts of Australia.
Like many plants of the Solanum genus, Desert raisin is a small bush and has a thorny aspect.
It has been used as a food source by the native Australians for millennia.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Australian_desert_raisin

  
 Category:Australian plants - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Australian flora, in order to cope with the extreme conditions present in much of Australia, has evolved to cope with a common set of conditions, namely the ubiquitous presence of fire ; soils low in nutrients; and a lack of water.
For more information, see the article about Australian plants.
This page was last modified 13:20, 29 May 2005.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Australian_plants

  
 Dictionary of Australian Biography R
Another Australian student whose studio was in the same building, Ambrose Patterson, was a nephew of Madame Melba (q.v.), then at the height of her fame.
He was for a time president of the Australian Chemical Institute, and chairman of the state committee of the Commonwealth advisory council of science and industry.
A silver candelabrum presented to him by old South Australian colonists in 1861 is now at the Waite Agricultural Research Institute; there is a scholarship in his memory at the Roseworthy Agricultural College; and in 1933 the John Ridley Memorial Gates at the Agricultural Showground, Adelaide, were opened.
www.gutenberg.net.au /dictbiog/0-dict-biogR.html

  
 In western China, a white grape's raisin d'etre csmonitor.com
They sit humbly amid flashy kabobs, are crowded by thick corn chowders with melon, and show up in mixed rice and other delicacies of China's desert kingdom.
We speak of the Turpan raisin, a wrinkly translucent fruit- otherwise known as the "green pearl" of west China.
In one local account, the Turpan raisin is "stepping toward the world together with China's economy." Well, that might deserve some editing down by the Xinjiang chamber of commerce.
www.csmonitor.com /2003/0925/p07s02-woap.html

  
 Australian native bushfood industry: update/Australian New Crops Newsletter
Any claims made by authors in the Australian New Crops Newsletter are presented by the Editors in good faith.
ANBIC was charged with the responsibility of assessing the current status of the bushfood industry, its size and scope, as well as identifying its future as a financially viable, sustainable Australian industry.
Material sourced from the Australian New Crops Newsletter cannot be used out of context or for commercial purposes not related to its original purpose in the newsletter
www.newcrops.uq.edu.au /newslett/ncnl7-8.htm

  
 An Aussie in America - Muffins
Australians are likely to call either sort simply a "muffin".
There is a twisted logic in Australiana being used to distinguish something Australians don't themselves distinguish.
If you do the translation, they are really called "Australian scones for the toaster".
www.aussieinamerica.com /food/muffins.htm

  
 Australia Post Stamps -- International Post: Art of Papunya Tula
The immensely successful work of contemporary Western Desert artists is one of the most significant art movements in Australian history.
In 1972 the artists formed Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd, named for the Honey Ant Ancestor's Dreaming site, at Papunya, a site shared equally by the traditional Aboriginal groups in Central Australia and the Western Desert region.
While there they gathered the edible berries known as kampurarrpa or desert raisin.
www.auspost.com.au /philatelic/stamps/index.asp?link_id=2.686

  
 Observation Germplasm in the Desert Agriculture project
Santalum acuminatum, The Quandong, native to the southern part of the Australian continent, a tall slender tree with long leaves and an acerola-flavored bright red fruit that resembles a "live Xmas tree ornament", much esteemed for making kamaradin, jellies jams and pies.
Balnaities aegypticus, The Balm Tree A local indigenous species native to sandy washes in southern Israel, western Jordan and the Sinai desert with a leathery trunk and leaves and a sticky date-like fruit which can be boiled and eaten or made into a fermented beverage.
Zisiphus abyssinica, the endemic zisiphus species of the arid areas of the Horn of Africa, the fruit is small brownish and slightly astringent.
desertagriculture.org /observgerm.html

  
 cooking desert italian recipe
Deserts from the sophistitaced to the simple and the sublime.
Deserts for all occasions including diner, brunch, coffee, meetings and more.
Greens along with a Flambe- a desert soaked in either of rum...
www.desert-recipes.com /cookingdesertitalianrecipe

  
 Glossary of Australian Food Terms
The fact is that the Australian fondness for using nicknames and colloquialisms for almost everything leaves most people completely in the dark as to what they're talking about.
During World War I, tins of these popular cookies were shipped to ANZAC ("Australian and New Zealand Army Corps") soldiers, hence the name.
The list below gives a few of the most common Australian food-and-drink terms, plus many of their "slanguage" idioms.
www.sallys-place.com /travel/oceania/glossary_australia.htm

  
 Painting of the Week  week 3  17
Today she is considered as one of the outstanding women artists of the desert movement.
Still today even in the searing heat of the desert there is cold water available from this underground water hole.
Her close contact with Non-Aboriginal Australians has led her in her search of new rhythms and frontiers yet she always remains firm within the confines of Aboriginal traditions.
www.jintaart.com.au /paintingweek/week9.html

  
 Paper ...
Desert limes, wild limes and other native citrus are being grafted on to, and in some cases hybridised with conventional commercial citrus rootstock with a view to large-scale orchard cultivation.
Growing Australian native plants in a way and at a level which leads to the establishment of an Australian native food industry can clearly be part of the means of strengthening local communities (Trainer 1995, Douthwaite 1996).
As a recognizable industry, the Australian Native Food Industry is less than 20 years old and, with but a handful of exceptions, is focussing on species which were virtually unknown to recent settlers as possible food sources until the last two decades.
www.chdf.org.au /files/1/128/635/15.htm

  
 Our Wild Foods to the World
Australian Native Produce Industries began in 1992 and manufactures a wide range of Red Ochre Gourmet Food and distributes retail/wholesale raw and processed bush foods.
On returning to Australia in the mid 1980s he was inspired to devise exciting dishes pioneering a new direction for a "Creative Native Australian Cuisine".
(* PBR Australian Native Produce Industries - Product of 30 years research by CSIRO.
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au /ASGAP/APOL25/mar02-5.html

  
 the simpsons pron sites on the web Resources
Wiedemann, A.M. Vegetation studies in the Simpson Desert, N.T. Australian Journal of Botany 19...
Buckley, R.C. Soils and vegetation of central Australian sandridges.
Tunisia, with wind erosion in East Anglia, UK, with Namib dunes and with sedimentary characteristics of dunes in the Simpson Desert, Australia.
find247-now.com /sites/the_simpson/the_simpsons_pron.html

  
 Papunya Paintings, Page 12: Kayi Kayi Nampitjinpa
This is particularly true of the Pintupi, the men's Tingari Cycle paintings tend to encompass a vast unbounded desert country (the Pintupi frequently ranged over an area of 2000 square miles in the course of a single year).
While in the area the women also gathered edible berries known as "kampurarrpa" or desert raisin from the small shrubs in that dotted the landscape.
This painting depicts designs associated with the rockhole site of Wirrulnga, east of the Kiwirrkura community, deep in the Western Desert.
www.aboriginal-art.com /desert_pages/papunya_12.html

  
 American-Australian Slang Dictionary
It is intended for fluent speakers of Australian slang, although the frequency of e-mail from American addresses suggests it is diverting for Americans too.
This is a euphemism via baby talk {e.g., wee wee for penis; I cannot think of the Australian equivalent for breasts} of tits, the ta coming from the first letter of tits.
It would be a mistake to think that Americans use slang as often as Australians.
psy.otago.ac.nz /r_oshea/slang.html

  
 central desert australia
Her interest in aboriginal art has taken her to Australia's Central Desert, and she has organised exhibitions from there to the Australian Embassy in Washington DC and the United Nations in New York...
In the remote Tanami Desert of central Australia, where Newmont operates The Granites and Groundrush gold mines, extensive exploration is being conducted in search of new orebodies concealed beneath...
It begins in the vibrant red desert of Central Australia, passes through grassy savannah plains and ends abruptly at the palm-fringed shores of the Timor Sea.
www.australia-sun.com /centraldesertaustralia

  
 The Virginia Chef LTD Dessert Recipes
The mixed fruit can include raisins, currants, and any other kind of dried fruit you like; chop any larger pieces down to about raisin size.
Combine flour, wheat germ, brown sugar, salt and raisins in a mixing bowl.
Mix apples with raisins, lemon rind, sugar, cinnamon, and almonds.
www.lyons.netfirms.com /dess.htm

  
 Collectors Area: Page 1
While in the area the women gathered the edible berries known as kampurarrpa or desert raisin.
The prices below and on the next pages are in Australian dollars and do not include packing, shipping and insurance - use the "Enquire" button to confirm availability of a painting and the cost of shipping.
Collector's Area - Paintings from the Central and Western Deserts
www.aboriginalartonline.com /aboriginalpainting/collectors.php?type=10&local=30

  
 Scott Livesey Art Dealer
While in the area they gathered the edible berries kampurarrpa or desert raisin from the small shrub Solanum centrale.
Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies.
These berries are eaten direct from the bush and also ground and used to make a type of damper.
www.scottliveseygalleries.com /catalogues/cat6/pages/19.html

  
 Country in Flames: Fire in the Desert
Okay, now, the Aborigines were well aware of this and they burnt the spinifex in such a way that they produced this fire-weed – desert raisin.
I mean, that's the only thing the desert and the Top End has got in common, and grass is bloody important when you're talking about fire.
In the desert you've got to have this system because you have really bad droughts and so on.
www.deh.gov.au /biodiversity/publications/series/paper3/fire16.html

  
 Spotlighting the Deadly Night Shade Family
Members include the traditional vegetable garden plants (hot peppers, potato, tomato, capsicum and eggplant), the aboriginal bush tucker plants (desert tomato, desert raisin and kangaroo apple), invasive weeds (the cruel boxthorn and blackberry nightshade), potent extract producers (tobacco and deadly night shade) and many colourful ornamentals (potato vine, angel's trumpet, Chinese lantern and petunias).
The Tasmanian and Southern Australian aborigines traditionally treated the cherry-sized fruits of the kangaroo apple ( Solanum laciniatum) with all the respect that this potentially toxic bush tucker plant deserved.
The name 'wild' or 'bush' tomatoes and/or raisins have been applied to a number of plants, some of which are botanically identified as Solanum ellipticum, Solanum petrophllum and Solanum centrale.
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au /ASGAP/APOL34/jun04-5.html

  
 tradearc04.txt
Desert was prepared by Joel Rousell and David Burnett co-hosts of the Food Network’s “Man Made Food” show: poached pear in red wine with praline ice cream, shortbread, and orange crème anglaise.
This is the second time they have featured Australian food, wines, homewares, bodycare products, hardware, pet products, and so forth, from about 40 Australian producers.
Some interesting or unusual recipes: cucumber with raisin coriander vinaigrette, candy nut chews, veal and fig stew, chicken with plums, cheese biscuits with aromatic bay leaves, seared tuna with onion-raisin marmalade.
www.ryerson.ca /~dtudor/tradearc04.txt

  
 zyban directions
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Semiaquatic Free World misally the fruity desert holly with perceptual
Sphingine body odor grumble the crossed musher with zyban directions parvenu port-access coronary bypass surgery.
www.easternvalleyfire.com /zyban-online/zyban-directions.php

  
 Kyoto Globe
RAS LAFFAN INDUSTRIAL CITY, Qatar — The rat’s nest of pipes and columns snaking across the desert harbors a secret process that will use cobalt to turn natural gas into a powerful, clean-b...
This fact poses a myriad of thorny technical problems for the raisin...
Labour MP and former UK environment minister Michael Meacher slammed Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President George Bush for starting a war he said was to secure oil interests.
archive.wn.com /2005/05/21/1400/kyotoglobe

  
 Winestate Magazine - Tasting notes, reviews and articles from Australia's national wine magazine
Visitors and residents are invited to visit the Store to sample free the wide range of South Australian gourmet delights and speak to the makers about the variety of uses of the products.
Proprietor of the Hahndorf Inn, Jason Duffield said that it is a pleasure to showcase South Australian products in the store as there is a genuine interest in using these products by tourists and locals.
The opportunity to taste the very best of South Australian gourmet foods is now available every Sunday at the Hahndorf Inn Showcase Store in Hahndorf's Main Street and on the first Sunday of each month there will be cooking demonstrations of a featured product line.
www.winestate.com.au /news/news.asp?newsno=501

  
 21FirstSt.com :: artist biographies : Eunice Napangardi
Gaining experience and technique, she emerged in the late 80s as an artist in her own right becoming one of the central desert's leading Aboriginal artists.
Kaapa was one of the first artists to paint in Papunya and was most likely responsible for the central desert painting movement as we see it today.
Born at Yuendumu in the early 50's, Eunice is Luritja Warlpiri, and is the sister of Pansy and Alice Napangardi, and Rene Robinson Napangardi with whom she shares many of the Dreamings they paint.
www.21firstst.com /biogs/EUN.htm

  
 014 Aboriginal Art 3
Australian Aboriginal Desert Art and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity
This painting is from the private collection of a physician who has known the artist and his extended family since 1996, and who has worked extensively over the last 9 years in more than 50 Aboriginal communities in central, northern and southern Australia and, in particular, the Central and Western Desert regions.
Commissioned by Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery, Alice Springs, NT Aboriginal Galleries of Australia, Melbourne; accompanied by a copy of the certificate of authenticity
www.shapiroauctioneers.com /014_cat/014_lotsections/014_070_105.html

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