Wednesday, 21 February 2018

Temperatures for Beer, wine and Beverages

When brewing the perfect cup of instant coffee, did you know you shouldn't use boiling water straight from the kettle?
The high temperature of the water will scald your beans, making your drink taste bitter and burnt. 
But unlike coffee, tea leaves are best steeped in very hot water of up to 100°C which helps bring out their flavours, according to a new info
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According to the infographic, hardy black tea has to be brewed with water at 100°C.
Herbal infusions such as peppermint, chamomile and fennel can also be brewed at 100°C. 

Food Safety on Wheels


Ranchi: The food safety division under the state health department is all set to roll out its first mobile lab to curb adulteration by facilitating on-the-spot testing of samples at nominal rates.

A minibus, allocated by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and equipped with laboratory apparatuses, is currently stationed at the state health directorate in Namkum and may be launched as early as later this week.

Friday, 25 August 2017

Meal plans in Hotel


American plan: American plan includes room rent, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The early morning bed-tea / coffee can be served but it depends on the policy of the hotel.

Modified American plan: Modified American plan includes room rent, breakfast, with either lunch or dinner. The early morning bed-tea / coffee can be served but it depends on the policy of the hotel.

Thursday, 24 August 2017

Resume Vs Curriculum Vitae

The Resume
A resume is the typical document required of job applicants in the United States and Canada. We’ll talk about other countries a bit further down in this article.
The resume is a summary of your work and educational experience. You’ll have to be strategic in creating your resume so it highlights all your best work, since the document is a summary — you can’t describe every single accomplishment you’ve had throughout your career. Don’t be afraid to cut and tailor your resume to every job you apply for, either.
Unless otherwise specified, you should assume that most hiring managers expect a resume. The world of academia is a different story — they might just expect a lengthier, in-depth CV instead — but more on that later.

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