Fadime Tiskaya, via GuardianWitness Makes 8-10 For the buns 70g plain yoghurt 50g warm water 4g dried yeast 4g salt 200g strong white flour 20g grape molasses or sugar 20g tahini 20g butter 1 egg Olive oil, to brush over the buns 4-6 tbsp za'atar For the filling 150g ricotta 75g mascarpone 8 tsp honey 1 Mix the yoghurt, water and yeast until the yeast dissolves and it is smooth.
Skewers of juicy chicken and beef come with sweet-yet-savoury sauces of satay and molasses, while vegetable-based salads – both raw and cooked – are tossed with sweet, chilli, vinegary dressings and plenty of coriander and peanuts.
Sugar, molasses, rum, cotton, tobacco and coffee were then brought back to Europe.
IN JANUARY 1919, a huge tank of molasses burst open in a Boston freight yard, drowning 21 people and demolishing a fire station.
In Victorian days, ships from Canada's Maritime provinces traded Caribbean sugar and molasses for timber, salt cod and potatoes.
By one count, jatropha now covers less than 500,000 hectares.Biodiesel is not the only kind of biofuel: India also makes bioethanol from molasses left over from refining sugarcane.
He would be happy to take a paternity test, he said, but was sure that the baby could not be his.Mr Edwards, with his molasses accent and concern for America's underdogs, was once a rising star in the Democratic Party.
Indonesia's traffic jams make molasses look runny.
Enriched by his family's molasses business, he helped to defeat Mr Moi in the presidential election of 2002, this time by throwing his support behind a coalition led by Mwai Kibaki.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, listed some delicacies on sale that contributed to the success: "Tibetan yak cheese, pomegranate molasses and zero-carb cheese straws".R.J. Reynolds lost $136m in the latest quarter, an increase from a loss of $59m a year ago.
