"Hah, it might've been the whole onion - which is fine by me! Never can have too much in my opinion! And yes, the newspaper adds a nice flavor to the meat ;)"
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Karen Kilberg replied to Zehra Rizvi's discussion Competition: Let's see those foodie photos! in the group FoodiesKaren Kilberg replied to Zehra Rizvi's discussion Competition: Let's see those foodie photos! in the group Foodies"It means it is completely vegetarian and only certain vegetables are used and they aren't supposed to be cooked because that would harm the plant (although some were cooked in here I believe). They also aren't supposed use any spices or…"
Karen Kilberg replied to Sarah Davitt's discussion What is your favourite "Aid Expose" book/thing? in the group Collective Wisdom"I second that vote for Rieff's book. It's excellent and was required reading for my Humanitarian Aid and Politics class. Now you all have made me want to go re-read it!"
Karen Kilberg replied to Zehra Rizvi's discussion Competition: Let's see those foodie photos! in the group Foodies"Mmm that looks delicious and far better than any of the food I had in China! Be sure to invite me next time, OK?
This gets my vote."
Karen Kilberg replied to Zehra Rizvi's discussion Competition: Let's see those foodie photos! in the group Foodies"
Everyone loves some good African bush meat wrapped in old newspaper, right? (But seriously, I do.) - Taken and eaten Sierra Leone"
Karen Kilberg replied to Zehra Rizvi's discussion Competition: Let's see those foodie photos! in the group Foodies"
This was in S. Korea and was a completely Buddhist meal. Unfortunately, it looked far better than it tasted. "
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Foodies
A group for aid workers who love good food. Share your recipes, tips for cooking and eating well in the field, restaurant recommendations or warnings, pics of awesome (or awful) food, and general food-related banter.This group is moderated by AidSource member, Zehra Rizvi.Photo of a feast prepared for AidSource member Karen…See More
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Humanitarian Practice
Discussions, notes and resources about the actual practice of humanitarian aid and development: How do we do what we do? How do we make it better?See More
Karen Kilberg replied to J.'s discussion Ask an Aid Worker... anything (almost). in the group Students & Educators"Hey J. (and everyone else!),
First of all, thanks for taking the time to answer questions. Reading through all the replies so far has answered a lot of lingering questions I've had.
I'm graduating from college next year (undergrad) and I…"
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Students & Educators
A working group for students with interest in the humanitarian sector, and educators who teach subjects related to the humanitarian sector:Forums and discussions on matters ranging from how to select the right degree program to source materials for research and education topics.This group is moderated by AidSource Member Grace Bahng.See More
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- Name
- Karen
- Profile type
- Individual
- What I do
- Aid/NGO worker based in the field, Student, Aid Critic, Skeptic, Cynic
- About me
- Currently a student. Soon-to-be logistician and aid worker. Spend 1/2 my time in Sierra Leone. Being cynical and sarcastic is my profession. Occasionally optimistic. Far too freckled. Vegetarian. Francophone. Afrophile. Often Barefoot. Fan of African food. Extremely fond of cassava leaves and the occasional bush meat.
- My website
- http://saidbyred.com
- Follow me on Twitter
- twitter.com/karenkilberg
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