Important Dates Of State Bank of India 2012 recruitment

SBI to fill up 3,100 clerical vacancies.The bank has called for applications as part of a special recruitment drive for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Class category. It is also having a regular recruitment exercise for posting at the north eastern circle of the bank.

Clerks will be paid starting emoluments of Rs 14,177 per month in a metro like Mumbai. The minimum age requirement is 18 years while the maximum is 28 years.

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Republic Day Security will be very tight in the city till Jan 30

The entry of visitors inside the national and international terminals, the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (SVPI) suspended for 30 jaanuar.Liikuda put in place security measures in the wake of Independence Day.

Airport officials said that every day, several family members to purchase tickets, flyers, visitors enter an area that is now limited for safety reasons.

Officials said they got around the Bureau of Civil Aviation and Safety Monitoring (BCAS) to restrict entry of visitors, and a double screening of the airline into the terminal building and 30 January

"Everyday around 1,000 people buy tickets to enter the visitors' area of the city airport in the inner and terminal. Hindu these tickets is Rs 30 domestic and R-60 international. Per BCAS circular family members and friends to see the flyer on the outside of the building. aiming ground staff officers are also improved for the Republic Day, "an airport official said.

Ahmedabad airport last year received a threatening letter in which the sender claimed to belong to terrorist groups. CISF officials said all countries of the visitors inside the terminals is limited to a few days before 26 January but it has done well in advance.

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How To Make the Lighter Oyster dish Version

Last week's oyster casserole was rich with butter and cream, and as Henriette den Ouden of Habanera Farm in Tyaskin pointed out, it wasn't for everyone.

"Many people on the Eastern Shore are staying away from butter and cream due to cholesterol issues," wrote the herbalist and cooking coach. "This is why I am sending you the recipe we have been using for years and we share with our clients. It is basically oysters, with the addition of some vegetables and some spice."

Here's the oyster recipe from Habanera Farm.

Oysters In The Oven

One pint of oysters

One medium-sized onion, cut in small pieces

One celery stem, sliced

One clove garlic, finely cut in small pieces

Three small carrots (or one big one), sliced

One-half tablespoon olive oil

One-quarter teaspoon pepper

One-half cup white wine (optional)

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Drain the moisture from the oysters into a cup; you might want to use this later. Butter a

2-quart Pyrex or oven-safe dish and add the oysters, without the juice. Saute the onion in olive oil until it looks like glass (and tastes kind of sweet). Add the garlic, celery stem and carrots, and add pepper to taste (at least one-quarter teaspoon.) Saute for three minutes. Add one-half cup white wine if you want, use the oyster juice or combine both, and simmer for one minute until all is hot.

Add the sauce on top of the oysters. Sprinkle with bread crumbs so that the surface is covered with a thick layer, then sprinkle a little cheese if you want (please not much -- we are eating oysters and not cheese.) Bake in the oven for 25 minutes at 375 degrees. It should bubble on the sides.

Eat this with bread, or create an oyster wrap with toasted whole wheat tortillas.

A pineapple treat. This little gem of a cookie recipe had been sitting undiscovered in my cookbook collection since 1993, the year Pillsbury put out the cookbooklet "Holiday Classic XII: Over 100 Recipes & Ideas." These are absolutely delicious!

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Hollywood confirms Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis : Paula Deen

aula Deen has confirmed that she has been living with Type 2 Diabetes today, following speculation last week that the celebrity cook had signed on as a spokes woman for a pharmacutial company that makes medication for the disease.

Deen, 64, made the anticipated announcement on the “Today” show Tuesday, telling Al Roker that she was diagnosed three years ago, reports Cara Kelly of All We Can Eat:

Deen has been taking a drug called Victoza, made by Novo Nordisk, and has teamed with the company as a paid spokesperson to launch a program that aims to help people live with Type 2 diabetes and promote the drug, Jennifer LaRue Huget of The Checkup writes:

When asked whether the deep-fried and high-fat recipes she has published in her cookbooks and on the Food Network can lead to diabetes, Deen said it is only one part of the puzzle, according to the Associated Press:

One nonprofit organization ranked Deen’s cookbook as one of the worst for high-fat and calorie content, says Cara Kelly of All We Can Eat:

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