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We in Miami turnin’ up another night

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Posted On: August 1st 2026, 04:33 am

We in Miami turnin’ up another night

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beautybeyondaesthetics1

a month ago

beautybeyondaesthetics1

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dearfaraji

2 months ago

dearfaraji

You look perfect 😍😍🔥

andrean.caceres

3 months ago

andrean.caceres

😍😍😍😍

pezmiranda

3 months ago

pezmiranda

Te amo sister ❤️

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Let’s Make this no Maida, No Onion-Garlic Navratri Special Sabudana paneer Jhol Momo in Nepali Style without any Tamjam .

Ingredients
For the momo
1 cup sabudana (tapioca pearls)
½ cup grated carrot
½ cup crumbled fresh paneer
Salt to taste (as per your vrat rules)
1 tsp ghee

For the creamy jhol
2 medium tomatoes
2 tbsp peanuts
1 tbsp sesame seeds
1 green chilli
½ tsp grated ginger (optional)
1 tsp mustard oil

Water as needed

Salt to taste (as per your vrat rules)

Method

Soak the sabudana: Soak for a few hours until softened. Drain thoroughly and let the excess moisture evaporate.

Prepare the filling: Mix grated carrot, crumbled paneer, salt and ghee.

Make the jhol paste: Dry-roast peanuts and sesame seeds. Separately, heat mustard oil and cook tomatoes, green chilli and optional ginger until the tomatoes become very soft.

Blend: Grind the roasted peanuts, sesame seeds and cooked tomatoes into a smooth paste.

Cook the jhol: Transfer the paste to a pan, add water and salt as needed, and simmer until thick and creamy.

Shape the momos: Mash the drained sabudana. With lightly oiled hands, flatten a portion, add the paneer-carrot filling and carefully seal into a ball. Wet your hands slightly if needed.

Steam: Place the balls on greased or parchment-lined steamer plates and steam for about 20–25 minutes, checking that the sabudana is cooked through and the balls hold their shape.

Serve: Place the steamed momos in a bowl and pour the hot creamy jhol over them. Enjoy immediately!

Tips for best results

Drain the sabudana really well so the mixture is easier to shape.
Steam one test momo first; if it doesn’t hold together, the sabudana may need more draining or mashing.
Vrat rules vary by household, so confirm that mustard oil, sesame seeds and your chosen seasonings are permitted.

Save this recipe for your next Navratri fast! ❤️

#navratispecial #sabudanajholmomos #durgapujo #vratfood #homemade

I'am furious after watching this!

Anti-CEC demonstrators raise provocative "Hinduwad Murdabad" chants—only to aggressively block and confront a reporter documenting the march. If your conviction is honest, why intimidate the press and hide behind masks?

#Goa #GoaNews #Viral #CJP #cockroachjantaparty

#rvcjinsta

It was a good year to be the Harvard fund.

In its annual financial report released today, Harvard University revealed that its endowment rose to a record $68 billion in fiscal 2026. For the 12 months ending June 30, the fund outperformed the S&P 500, gaining 27.1% compared to the index’s 22.3% total return. It was the endowment’s strongest year since 2021, rising in value by 19.3%, or $11 billion.

While the fund holds a stake of more than $2 billion in SpaceX, revealed in an August SEC filing, its largest asset allocations went to private equity at 46%, with hedge funds making up an additional 31%. Per that filing, the endowment portfolio held just 19 stocks valued at $4.3 billion.

Faced with mounting pressure and funding cuts from the federal government, the school raised $1.5 billion in donations and distributed $2.6 billion from the endowment, amounting to nearly 40% of the university’s total operating revenue.

📸 : Getty / Harvard

Casting call….