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Tahini is sesame eeds ground into a paste that is a super simple recipe to make and less expensive to make rather than buying it at your local supermarket or specialty shop. You need just three ingredients to make tahini, sesame seeds, honey and oil. You can add as much or as little salt as you like. Store your homemade tahini in a clean jar with a tight lid and store in the refrigerator for up to three weeks. Tahini Honey Butter Recipe Yield around 12 servings 2 grams fat 38 grams carbohydrates 2 milligrams of sodium Three Ingredient Tahini Honey Butter Recipe Ingredients 1 cup honey ½ cup sesame seeds 2 tablespoons sunflower oil Directions In a frying pan over medium heat lightly toast your sesame seeds. In a food processor add sesame seeds and oil, grind until a thick paste, add honey. Pour into glass jars or a a plastic container with a tight-fitting lid in the refrigerator for up to three weeks. How to use tahini Use sweet North African tahini honey butter re

African Proverbs Difficult To Understand African Proverbs are often difficult to understand because they often refer to local customs or situations. However, among the strongest influences for learning lessons from people long on experience are through a nation's popular proverbs.  They come, backed by the authority of the masses and that which everybody says we instinctively accept as true. Naturally, there is a tendency among the 54 African nations to make these compact and concise sayings, carved from real life.  African proverbs and sayings are compressed summaries of practical wisdom, pure condensations of life-experience. Studying African Proverbs  There are many popular African proverbs which are full of truth and worthy of our study on social issues of hunger, injustice and global piracy of African land. Formed from the wisdom of many proverbs are crystallizations of experience, brief expressions of the wisdom of the ancients. Below are 21 Ancient proverbs