vide has to do with, there are, of course, devices for preparing sous vide, they are quite so, well,that many people do it in a saucepan, i even saw videos on the internet of how they do it in a dishwasher, that is, yes, it’s funny, something is vacuum sealed, for a full cycle of a dishwasher, what’s 2 hours, 2 hours 30 minutes at high temperature, it turns out great. allow for a boom in domestic tourism, what do people do when they come somewhere in nature and so on they start frying shish kebab, the simplest, most affordable tasty kebab is, of course, made from chicken, that’s how this pleasant thing happens here, well, thank god, because everything... after all , meat is associated with even greater cost, because buckwheat and chicken or meat costs very significantly. in different ways, therefore, when a person allows himself animal protein, meat, poultry, fish and so on, this is good, this is a better quality diet, a healthier body, where to get it from protein to maintain your muscles, to be physically active and so on, this is of course meat, it contains not only b-12 iron, thi

i ate - these were eggs boiled in sous vide, that's true, but if regular eggs are left in a sous videw, then at the result is simply something divine, so let’s go back to the meat, let’s say that this is the duration of cooking, it helps to cope with the infection, because ... yes, in general , we don’t recommend that anyone eat raw meat, because after all , meat can contain parasites , pathogens, and so on and so forth, so it’s very important to cook meat correctly, this can be like quick cooking, charring on fire, which we recognize as incorrectly harmful to health, and suvit does this on for a long time and relatively speaking 4-6-8 hours even at a temperature of 60°. in general, it does not give any chance that there is something there, yes, that there will be something left there that could harm us, in general, this is a very, very interesting thing, and that’s what sous vide has to do with it, there are, of course, devices for preparing sous vide, they are quite like that, well, they are price sensitive, but i know that many people do it in a saucepan, i even saw videos on the i

now sous colorful style is inspiring others to follow suit. for su, craftsman, every day starts with a generous splash of color, i'd like for her color is everything. each one of these things is a work of art. and when i put myself together, i'm essentially making a collage because i want to bring color an art and excitement out into the page world. people dress souls stove, the investigative color. they have promo for the she's become something of an icon for a movement that is all about color and the social media savvy, 83 year old has some advice for all of us listening phase. don't wear beige, it might kill you. i mean that from the bottom of my heart, some people are afraid of heights. some people are afraid of spiders. i am petrified space time to bring the fight against the bays and the bland to the streets at spittle fields. market london, sou craftsman is a familiar face. she meets many of her followers here. one is vibrant as the next. the mood is bright and best in it. lift you up. also, if there's not many, yes until the x is which

interesting thing, that’s what souvit has to do with it , there are, of course, devices for making souspan, i’ve even seen videos on the internet of how they do it in a dishwasher machine, that is, yes, it’s funny, it’s vacuum sealing something for a full cycle in a dishwasher, for what, 2 hours. i would really like to note this interesting story regarding meat in general, it turns out that in our country over the last couple of years there has been a boom in chicken meat, people have begun to eat a lot of chicken, guess why i say, they can afford it, they can afford it, of course there is a boom in domestic tourism, what people do when they come somewhere in nature and so on for... fry a kebab, the most simple, affordable, delicious kebab is, of course, made from chicken, that’s how it is, this is a pleasant thing that happens here, well, thank god, because after all, meat is associated with even greater cost, because yes, but buckwheat and chicken or meat cost very significantly differently , so when a person allows yourself animal protein, meat, poultry, fish and so on, this is good.

the, it's not just fashion, though. sous message for philosophy even is quite simple. color, he's good for color has helped me through my life to connect to my emotion and to main. instead, i like the opportunity to be an extrovert because i'm an introvert really, but i love to dress up. so to me it's an opportunity to select my in a shy self be both. and if you do happen to pass by wearing page, you might just get pulled in. and if i do so read to see someone wearing colors, do anything like so many people as kate of college and seeing that i think that you made my day like i'm working in this way. my day to day the papa roxy are invited to what better way to get the word out than a good photo. it's just about color, it's about. it's about and it's about being with people. feel the same way. that's the incredible. i'm not just one lonely, weird though. i've got a lot of weirdos with me and we're not only the to craftsmen is undeniably magnetics for energy drawing people in from all walks of life. a missionary for a more colorful world. anything goes except baze. that's all from us thi

at spittles fields, market, london, sou craftsman is a familiar face. she meets many of her followers. here. one is vibrant as the next. the mood is bright and best is it lift you up? also, if it's not many, yes until the x is which clearly it isn't for me. he, we'd best it'd be as cheerful as recap and swing about and have loads of fun. it really is. a community that sees is created. then what a community it is. every 3rd thursday, su, entered color, full co conspirators get together for color. walk is gaining quite the following. the, it's not just a fashion, though. sous message for philosophy even is quite simple color. he's good for color has helped me through my life to connect to my emotion and to main. instead, i like the opportunity to be an extrovert because i'm an introvert really, but i love to dress up. so to me it's an opportunity to select my in a shy self be both. and if you do happen to pass by wearing page, you might just get pulled in. and if i do so read to see someone wearing colors, do anything like so many people as kate, of cause

sou carried a wounded comrade out of battle, for this he has a gold star of a hero on his chest, a medalt for the fatherland, such a simple russian clerk, yes, who went to work in the canteen, ivan zhersky, modest, yes, real, yes, amazing, guys, by the way, that’s exactly what they’re for. doesn’t really want to go die, but if necessary, they will support him, now polish and british specialists, it turns out that they were working on new approaches to modern warfare at ukrainian training grounds, well, how they first throw ukrainian cannon fodder forward, and then use the experience, themselves of course they also go and die in batches, and then they tell tales about someone who got lost in the alps, somewhere suddenly a helicopter crashed, somewhere a boat capsized. but i think there’s no need to torture like that, you just need to set the part numbers according to their location and it doesn’t matter where they are, in petty vile britain, in poland, or anywhere, in germany, in america, send a gift there, a simple modest one, depending on the distance, as was the case with self-promotio

the command in sou is even trying to counterattack in some areas of the kharkov direction, but thesesuccessful and the enemy is... again trying to hit civilians, air defense crews of the russian army are being destroyed every day targets approaching belgorod, and this despite the fact that the enemy has fewer and fewer opportunities to strike at the regional center every day. evgeny poddubny, alexander pushin, ruben mirobov and stanislav yalovsky. news, kharkov direction. well, against this background , the zelensky regime has allowed vincom, those who resist being sent to the front to be poisoned with dogs, and when in odessa, in arcadia. some nato allies have already lifted restrictions on such use of weapons, and i am sure that it is time for other allies to think about this too. ukrainian trace of the terrorist attack fsb director alexander bortnikov confirmed the sitikholi croc. at a meeting of the cis intelligence services in bishkka, he stated that the military was directly related to the tragedy. ukrainian intelligence. about the investigation vitaly kormazin. alexander bortn

on may 12, on a day off , belgorod was shelled in sou.o the house an entire entrance collapsed. for two days, rescuers pulled people out from under the rubble. i live literally across the street from here. accordingly, it was a sunday, a day off, well, in fact, we were doing our household chores and the arrivals began, the missile danger began, the arrivals began, i dropped everything, we just took it, bought water and ran here right away. that is, we were here even before the collapse of the last span occurred, we helped people, helped rescuers, helped firefighters, special services, with everything we could psychologically they supported, they took children away from here, they took away old people, at that moment you somehow mobilize, at that moment it seemed that the entire belgorod region united, experienced the tragedy as its own; as a result of the terrorist attack, 17 people died. kiev immediately declared its non-involvement and continued attacks on the border region. since the beginning of the year , the ukrainian armed forces h

the tactical situation at the front; the military also repelled a counterattack by attack aircraft in sou successful actions, the units of the troop center group improved the tactical situation was defeated by the manpower and equipment of the 24th, 115th mechanized, 143rd infantry and 68th jaeger brigades of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of the settlements of leninskoye, novokalinovo, semyonovka and solovyovo of the donetsk people's republic. a counterattack was also repelled. assault group of the 100th mechanized brigade of the ukrainian armed forces in the area of ​​​​the settlement of ocheretina, donetsk people's republic. the enemy lost up to 395 troops , a us-made abrams tank, two us-made bred infantry fighting vehicles, two armored combat vehicles, four automobiles, 152 mm d-20 howitzer, 122 mm gvozdika self-propelled artillery mount, as well as 422 mm d-30 howitzers. while on the battle line. contact, the soldiers are moving forward in the rear areas, preparing to celebrate the anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war. the military in the luhansk people's r

sous encampment has since been taken down. a moment today to remember those who died three years ago in a shooting spree at a vta rail yard in san jose. nine people were killed by a lone gunman on may 26th, 2021, in what is considered the deadliest mass shooting in bay area history. the gunman, vta employee sam cassidy, killed himself as deputies arrived on the scene today. the vta observed a moment of silence at 6:38 a.m. to honor the lives lost. some trains and busses also paused briefly at that time . we are following the story as deadly storms ravaged several states in the central u.s. those storms are blamed now for at least 15 deaths. and you're seeing here storm damage in texas. as abc news reporter morgan norwood reports, how nearly 109 million people are under threat of large hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes. the national weather service is now conducting surveys after reports of at least 25 possible tornadoes stretching across five states. >> major damage reported in valley view, texas, north of dallas. do

the belarusian student squad for me, the sous squad has become a second family, a second home and a specialtmosphere, which probably gives me in the most difficult moments, we are all different, we come here, we all come by cutting ourselves, so we pass on this piece, everyone opens up differently, everyone talks about themselves, sudotriat. this is my life, these are the people who surround me, whom i met at university, they will always be ready to help you in any situation at any time of the day or night, you can contact them, turn to them, they will never refuse you. the people we have on the project, they create their own special atmosphere, for which you want to come back again, and this draws you in for life. it is generally accepted that the origin of the belarusian stodatryadov movement and in general on the territory of belarus dates back to 1963, when 2,500 students from 16 universities of the republic went to the ural region of kazakhstan and... this first semester lasted 73 days, a lot was built, by the end of the working period semester even entire streets were built, then they

trump required universities to respect the first amendnt lest they lose their federal sou away all yourrump torpedoed obamacare's individual mandate and got rid of many of its taxes. transparency, and empowered consumers to shop for health care services and compare costs. this is one of the biggest things that has ha is reducing the price of drugs and everything related to drugs and medical care ats this will soon be happening. the competition is now moving. we are ballooning health care expenses. trump signed "right to try." patients can receive experimental and potentially life-saving treatments, and one at that door what do they have to lose? what do they have to lose? thousands and thousands of peopleca try." supreme court justices in one presidential term. [applause] [crowd booing] fmr. pres. trump: very rarely seen before, if ever. trump canceled and defunded ion programs and other state-funded racism scams. the v.a. mission act which trump signed veterans receive federally funded medical care in the private sector. if delays prevent their treatment in v.a. hospitals. in other wor

sous encampment has since been taken down. a moment today to remember those who died three years ago in a shooting spree at a vta rail yard in san jose. nine people were killed by a lone gunman on may 26th, 2021, in what is considered the deadliest mass shooting in bay area history. the gunman, vta employee sam cassidy, killed himself as deputies arrived on the scene today. the vta observed a moment of silence at 6:38 a.m. to honor the lives lost. some trains and busses paused briefly at that time. we are following the story as deadly storms ravage several states in the central u.s. those storms now blamed for at least 15 deaths. you're seeing here storm damage in texas. abc news reporter morgan norwood reports how nearly 109 million people are under threat of large hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes. the national weather service is now conducting surveys after reports of at least 25 possible tornadoes stretching across five states. >> major damage reported in valley view, texas, north of dallas. dozens of people inju

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the soldiers break up positions in sou with strikes from a distance. both time-tested galubits and the latest heavy flamethrower systems are used. tankers make a significant contribution to the destruction of enemy equipment fortifications. frontline reporting by igor pikhanov. under the cover of darkness , the tos-2 multiple launch rocket system goes into combat. the crew's task is to destroy the enemy stronghold. the formidable vehicle carries 18. thermobolic projectiles of 220 mm caliber; in terms of power and efficiency, russian ammunition has no heavy flamethrower systems analogs. it’s impossible to describe what’s happening after ours, from our work, what ’s happening there, it’s hard to describe, well, it’s not for nothing that they call it the second weapon after nuclear weapons. the crew of a unit of the northern forces group strikes the enemy, destroying firing points, artillery in the ssu and military equipment, in a matter of minutes for... well, accordingly, better. on the neighboring sector of the front, artillerymen are working on enemy

but the, the sous tree tree is it was the case and may need, it says when it's finished presenting to, to make sure that the discussion you kind of the topic is, nathaniel, be, be deemed by the prices on the mazda. why don't we just as many might wonder why friends is so keen to keep hold of these tiny adults in the pacific ocean that are closer to australia than europe. so they have any strategic importance as they see the house goes in india in the best you can see both types of so for, for, for, for faster government needs to so that you, okay, when your forms best of the majority of the population, you're still in favor of independence and that's why i was so we have a solution for them to list them. i see that kind of people once in the band as a bit of some of the most of the completion of voltage, i guess it depends. okay, so do we have an independence movement that is that as long as it lost the argument, we have growing social and any quality on an island where local people are poor and your pin income as i have more of the money way, has the big the emphasis full of a slow c

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the hardy, sou, simmers for hours on a medium heat. once cooked the traditional dishes, reheated and eaten over several days cut out. he now lives and one of the most expensive neighborhoods near the beach cheese a dentist and a huge fan of carnival this year. a very special challenge lies ahead for the 1st time. she's a carnival queen in carnival. the queen's dress plays a central role. it has to be unusual, respect to traditions and have a seat on which the main carnival is fun. but it's also culture and traditions that i'm interested in social equality. having a balance between the winners and losers, best this dressers catalina's design. it requires a lot of fabric. and much like the responsibility of being queen it's waiting. my dress has a metal base. the costume represents the balance between rich and poor. colossal this. but it also has to be a big, sexy yes. of course. there's this part open with pearls. the more beautiful the dress, the better or has a dentist contract. tina earns good money. the dress will cost around $300.0

a los 23 años ya era sous chef de un destacado restaurante en san francisco.onas. y pues a mí me tocaba cocinar 500 £ de pollo. ese era mi trabajo casi todo el día. un camino con días difíciles. era como un parque, como de 2500 personas y era una cantidad de langostas y terminé con las manos llenas de espinas, pero también con grandes recompensas. una vez que mi jefe llegó y me dio una, me dio una palmadita en la espalda y me dijo excelente trabajo. y yo no sabía qué es lo que había pasado. me dijo tú especial hizo que nuestro restaurante estuviera en los mejores 50 lugares del área de la bahía hoy en día es el chef ejecutivo para el saint mary s college en moraga. está a cargo de 25 cocineros y ha consolidado también sus habilidades administrativas y gerenciales, un logro que un día pensó inhalar el lenguaje era una barrera grandísima. cuando vine a este país, ser responsable de de una operación tan importante como ser manejar un hotel, manejar este lugar aquí donde estoy ahora. y si, como muchos, sueña con abrir su propio restaurante, no necesariamente de lo

and we found jessica moore living, breathing cargo meat, part of the team that fuels team usa chefs, sous chefs and dietitians. in total, nine food pros will fly from two, rather from here to france to feed team usa three meals a day. we spoke with brian knudsen, who oversees team usa's food and nutrition. he says his team started planning the menu two and a half years ago. they're cooking up 250 recipes using 1000 ingredients. they're going to buy most food locally in france, including 13,000 baguettes. met with the bakery my last time there, and my current estimate is around 200 baguettes per day, which he is prepared to make more. he he's like, you're going to be buying more. yeah. carbo load. but team usa isn't going 100% local. it's bringing a couple tons of all american flavor 34 pallets. they are shipping from the states to france. got some ramen there, some raisin bran. yep. my personal favorite for authentic zest. somewhere in that load there. hickory chips for barbecue. we are actually going to bring our own wood chips and smoke some items out there ourselves just to bring that,

the russian army liberated two more populated areas point: katlerovka and solovyovo. 11 attacks in sou were successfully repulsed, two enterprises producing combat drones were destroyed. zelensky’s formation lost about a thousand more soldiers. the mercenaries destroyed four tanks, including a german leopard and two other armored vehicles, as well as 25 howitzers and self-propelled guns, mostly of american polish origin. air defense forces shot down a su-27 fighter, as well as 23 more drones and seven haimarc missiles. the black sea fleet destroyed five unmanned boats of the ukrainian armed forces. to a provocative statement russia will respond to threats from western politicians with military exercises. the use of tactical nuclear weapons, the ministry of defense said, such missiles and bombs are intended for limited destruction, for example, the destruction of a large ship or the destruction of enemy defenses on a separate sector of the front. natalya solovyova about an effective way to bring exploded russophobes to their senses. a direct signal to those who do not understand the hin

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with these detecting what they presume to be 10 short range. ballistic missiles being fired from the sou, 9 area outside, young, young, eastern blending in the waters off the eastern coast of the korean peninsula. now, given the large number of projectiles there is a lot of speculation that this could well have been what they call a super large caliber all large boil artillery rocket system. the kind that is fired from multiple launches on the kind that north korea has been testing recently . but with an estimated range of these project tells us 350 kilometers that's according to the south reno authorities would put pretty much all of south korea within range. and so this has been condemned by both the south koreans and the united states. all of this is calm, but the time of increase tensions this week. a with south korea having just hosted a unimportant pri, latrell summit with japan and china, which is an good north korea. and the latest tit for tat action we have seen from the north has been the launch of hundreds of these balloons, many of which have landed locations all across south

ballot in november to chaos and bedlam, his lawyers have told the supreme court, that is what boy and sou, if it does not do what he says, trump past, the caustically threatened the supreme court of the united states. it is time, detain him and send him to get mo, like any other terrorist. that's the oh steve, could we ever see a time when it get mo, could house domestic criminals, like as business fate like accuse trump, or even those who have been convicted for their part on january 6th, which by the way, in modern times are kind of at the same place as those presenters and get but who's been there for so long? they haven't been charged or convicted either yet. they are american citizens a. yeah. and they're facing jail time with no, they all relatively trespassing that the, at the capital is the video now share those, the capitol hill, police waving them in the opening, the doors unlocking them. so i think there is a valid comparison to the mistreatment alleged at guantanamo bay, and the actual mistreatment of the january 6 separates there. so again, being held without bail for years i

>> reporter: david, kharkiv has come under sustained aerial sou assault here. this is almost a nightly occurrence for this city. and that is why, today, in an exclusive interview for abc news, president zelenskyy told me now is a critical moment. tonight, the fight to secure kharkiv threatens ukraine's entire war effort, and so despite near daily missile attacks, president zelensky rushed here to boost moral and sound the alarm. it's an indication of just how serious a situation is that president zelensky has had to cancel his foreign trips to come here to kharkiv and meet the men who are fighting to defend this city. zelenskyy handing out medals to some of the 500 soldiers injured in just the past week. >> a lot of guys gave their lives. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc news, the ukrainian leader was clearly frustrated by weapon and ammunition delays, and the u.s. aid package that had been stalled in congress. how serious is the situation right now? >> it's difficult. it's serious. some brigades are not totally equipped, because of the package w

has arrived in cuba for previously announced diplomatic nation, a high level visit table, author a sous a russian movie gains in north eastern new claim, because presidents was intended to show continued us support for keith. as the pentagon rum stop is a weapon supplies. it was a 1st visit by a button administration official since congress last month approved the $61000000000.00 a package. the crane off to several months of heavy discussions. ross is all continuing to improve the 2 positions on the front line, as you can see here on the map. over the past 2 days, the russian army is taking control of 9 villages in ukraine's hard case region, as well as he reacted by fire in the pop commander of his troops in the province rushes defensive. nancy has released video footage of the equipment of soldiers explaining why they decided to surrender. remembered in the future. we were in positions together with our comrades in the morning. there wasn't a salt nor a few of us loved initially. we took up a defensive position, then called the evening. there was another salt and i realized where a su

and sous about how all these folks negotiatyo needs to look like and did look like under capitalism. it's been very difficultalize like the power that insurers had when we think about the sort of conventional we think about sovereignty. so they're gatekeepers to the economy, building. and they sort of rule in many ways their customers, you know they're the architects of risk classification. and so they have a ou know, what i would be interested in hearing the reflections of folks is in sort of thinking sort of thinking sovereignty and and because it sort of t attention more to kind of how the actual process of how power amassed, instead of sort of just assuming that that is how things should work and we'll turn it over. sorry, i just to make sure i'm clear format. do you want us talk more broadly now about or is it just define neoliberalism go either way. all right. well, i'going to s how to improve it. okay. hi, my name is elizabeth todd-breland. i guess say something about my own, how and, what i would say late and it didn't out of being a historian it came from writing in conversa

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our strategy in focusing on servicing private individuals and high-net worth clients is sou sound.n that sense, i'm confident we drew a strong line on these events and now it is about moving forward. >> reporter: speaking to me at the dubai fintech summit. no word on when we will see a new ceo. they are still working on it. the focus, frank, is what is happening in the space and julius baer opened a new office in the dubai area. it is opening up a world market in the middle east as they try to tap into the pools of the public and private capital in the region. we spoke about how bank julius baer is looking to leverage. >> i have been sitting on this stage for quite a while. i remember sitting here five years ago with some who say your bank will go out of business in the next two or three years. that has not happened. having said that, this fintech industry is important for julius baer. technology is essential for our business to bring our value proposition appropriately and in a most efficient way to our clients. in that sense, a sound and good fintech ecosystem helps to stay on ou

drive one like this all at once, the enemy immediately begins to notice. that after the shelling in soure and said the first thing she thought about was that maybe her help was needed there. i got there for an hour and a half, got on the bus, there was a siren, the buses didn’t run, that is, we waited, stood at the bus stop, like as soon as the transport started, we went, together with other volunteers i prepared food and tea for the rescuers, cleared the yard from shrapnel, several times we had to take cover from shelling, only after returning home i told my son everything: mom, where did i go, it’s dangerous there, they’re shooting where? -that? at work in her own kindergarten, no one knew about this until today, but now she is sure to say it, show her colleagues both a certificate and a badge that she is now also on putin’s team. sergey ponomarev, larisa nikitina, yuri shotokhin and sergey suvorov, channel one. the united russia party sent the first humanitarian convoy to the liberated region of the kharkov region. 2.5 tons of food. soldiers will deliver food packages to front-line v

sous chefs and dietitians. brian knudsen, who oversees team usa's food and nutrition. he says his team started planning the menu two and a half years ago. they're cooking up 250 recipes using a thousand ingredients. they're going to buy most food locally in france, including 13,000 baguettes. met with the bakery my last time there, and my current estimate is around 200 baguettes per day, which he is prepared to make more. he's like, you're going to be buying more, but team usa isn't going 100% local. it's bringing a couple tons of all american flavor 34 pallets. you see there are shipping from the states to france just to bring that that, you know, comfortable piece, that familiarity that our athletes get here, and that's why we go right. you know, last thing you want to do during an olympic year, during the games, is change their diets. these pallets also contain more than 10,000 american made protein shakes. knudsen said he just couldn't find anything in france that matched the athletes expectations for post-

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meet the team that's fueling team usa chefs, sous chefs and dietitians.l, nine food pros will fly to france to feed team usa three meals a day. we spoke with brian knudsen, who oversees team usa's food and nutrition. he says his team started planning the menu two and a half years ago. they're cooking up 250 recipes using a thousand ingredients. they're going to buy most food locally in france, including 13,000 baguettes met with the bakery my last time there, and my current estimate is around 200 baguettes per day, which he is prepared to make more. he he's like, you're going to be buying more, but team usa isn't going 100% local. it's bringing a couple tons of all american flavor 34 pallets. you see there are shipping from the states to france just to bring that that, you know, comfortable piece, that familiarity that our athletes get here, and that's why we go right. you know, the last thing you want to do during an olympic year, during the games, is change their diets. these pallets also contain more than 10,000 american made protein shakes. knudsen sa

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