Friday, September 8, 2017

Youtube daily report w Sep 8 2017

My father had, grew grapes, he didn't make wine, but grew grapes.

Since I was very young I grew up around grapes. But yeah, with 14 or 15 years of age

you still don't really know what you will do. But already back then I heard that in this region you can make

very good wines, of international recognition. And here in Falset there is a winemaking school.

I went there for 2 years and in 1997 I started working in the winery of Alvaro Palacios.

And it was there, where, well... I had the grapes of my father

and together with the grapes of my family and the things I learned and knew, well

then it clicked and I knew that that's the thing I will dedicate myself to.

So you mentioned Alvaro Palacios,

who was your role model when you started with your own project?

Before I started my own project, I had only worked in Alvaro Palacios' winery and at that time, the winemaker

was Joan Asens, who was already my teacher in the winemaking school, and he was

my teacher again in the winery. When I was working with him I learned many things.

And also the passion for the world of wines.

Tighten it. Who has put this one?

Both of us, but no, now it's not leaking anymore, it's ok. Are you sure? Really?

It's not leaking because there were no grapes now, eh? Because there were no grapes, let me see...

For how many years now do you follow the rules for

organic agriculture for your wines? For many years I do not use nor herbicides,

nor insecticides, nothing like that. With the official organic label since 2011.

I have to say that many things I have learned by myself. Failing sometimes, but yeah,

I am making wine since the year 2000 now, so this year that means 17 harvests, since I am making wine. Trying

and failing, trying and correcting. Here you always learn many things, and you always ask your colleagues,

and if you see that something is not right, or is failing, then you ask and correct and you get better and better.

And from your errors you usually learn a lot.

Why does everybody say that your wines are a perfect example of the Montsant region?

I think they are very authentic wines and are not disguised with anything, or

almost anything, no. In case of the two Miloca wines, for example, they are

not disguised with anything. And with the Serè and Alleu, they were in the barrel, right.

So you can distinguish them. But I hardly ever use new barrels, hence the wine is always

dominating, and never the oak, or other things. This is what we try to do.

This is the style of wine I am trying to make.

So you re-use the barrels, right?

I do re-use them until a certain point, as then they suddenly can add some strange taste, but until

5, 6 years I do keep and re-use them.

Regarding wine rating. What is your opinion about that?

I think you have to buy the wine for what the wine is, and not because of a punctual

rating of one year or the other. It is also a risk. If one year they give you a good rating, and the

the next one not, so what will happen? You won't sell the wine the next year?

You have to make the wine which you think you have to make, and you have to do it as good as possible and

the ratings are ok. If they give me good ratings, then I am very happy, but if not, then

it's alright, too. They gave my wines some good ratings. But then I dont' really sell much more.

And when they gave them some less points, then I don't sell much less neither. There is an important

guru here from Robert Parker, who we all know. And if he would, or let's say,

if he for example rates a wine with 98 points, in that case yeah, I think I would sell the entire winery,

almost... At once. It is difficult. Because apart from the wines, they do also consider and rate the

background. I am very humble and I don't think that they will ever, that they would

give me this rating for what the winery is. I know that in Switzerland you like a lot the wines aged

in oak barrels, but sometimes alternating a bit is fine. Yes, that's true. One time alternating a bit

and discovering more fruit, or let's say, a nice fruit, a complex fruit, it's nice

when you can discover that and alternate a bit. So this is very important. The Miloca wines are very authentic.

Yes, yes. But you didn't have them since the beginning, right?

No, we make them since 2009. It is almost grape juice in a bottle. Fermented grape juice

in a bottle. Without nothing, nothing which distracts from what they are, you know?

What's your next goal?

As I have the two Miloca which are 2 young wines, monovarietal wines, 100% Garnacha,

100% Carinyena, I am thinking about making again 2 monovarietal wines, first

maybe Garnacha, then we will see with Carinyena.

But they will be barrel aged wines, of high-end quality. And yeah, I have some stuff prepared and we'll see,

If finally it is worth it, and I am able to make a really exclusive wine, then, well

I will make it. We'll see.

Well, Nuria. Hi.

As birthday present from your husband, what do you prefer

a trip to the Maldives, or a labelling machine?

How's that going?

Man, some travelling wouldn't bother me, but it's true, what we really need is a

labelling machine. Because I do everything by hand, label by label, bottle by bottle.

And how many bottles?

Well, around 30 and something thousend bottles, depending on the year.

What's it like being the wife of a winemaker and especially during harvest?

Well, being the wife of a winemaker is very nice. I have not worked in this sector

before, but now I do work with him,

the two together and during harvest it is quite hard. Because you depend on the whole year, and

on the weather it will be, for example this year there was no rain at all and well, every

year is different. And depending on the year you need more or less nerves.

True.

Well, then thank you for your time. You're welcome.

Well, now you got me a bit staggered

Well, this is information... Almost confidential, no?

When I was a kid, together with a friend we put the bonfire of our village,

the bonfire of San Juan, we lit it up one week before it was

supposed to be lit. And yeah, this was, oh man, yeah I got punished during quite some time. My mother

punished me by having me locked in the house, without being allowed to go out. Because this was a thing..., well

maybe it was better, that I could not go out.

Because they would have knocked the shit out of me.

How's your daddy these days during harvest?

Mmmmh, I dont' know...

... he's tired.

He's tired!

And what about you? What do you think? How is your daddy these days during harvest?

Fine.

Ah yeah, fine?

Yes.

How is he? What is he doing?

Harvesting.

Harvesting!

And your mommy? How is your mommy during harvest?

How is she? Is she any different?

No.

No?

As always?

Yes.

And you? Are you also as always?

No.

No? So what are you doing different?

I dont' know...

Harvesting?

No.

For more infomation >> Celler Vendrell-Rived #2 | D.O. Montsant | full interview | presented by Fabienne und Carlos Weine - Duration: 9:25.

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Music Lessons Done Right

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Citi: E for Education 2017 - Duration: 3:07.

When I grow up, I want to be an astronaut.

A doctor.

-A lawyer. -A teacher.

A police officer.

NARRATOR: <i>There are 115 million children</i>

<i>who cannot read or write</i> <i>a single sentence,</i>

<i>and roughly two-thirds are women.</i>

A high-quality education is the most important thing

I can pass on to my own children,

and it should be the most important thing

we can all pass on to society's next generation.

When you provide an education to a child,

you're also developing a multiplier effect

<i>and the impact that</i> <i>that has on society is profound.</i>

We're not going to go anywhere in life

if we haven't got a good education. It's a great leveler.

Giving a wider number of children that gift seems pretty important.

E for Education was set up by the CitiFX business in 2013

<i>and the idea was to engage</i> <i>our clients</i>

in an effort to raise money for education-focused charities.

<i>This is the fifth consecutive year</i> <i>of our E for Education initiative</i>

<i>and we, at Citi, are excited</i> <i>to work with all our clients</i>

<i>to make this a truly landmark year</i> <i>for charity contributions.</i>

ITAY TUCHMAN: <i>E for Education is really simple.</i>

<i>For every million dollars</i> <i>traded electronically with us</i>

<i>over a ten-week period,</i> <i>beginning on the 11th of September,</i>

<i>we will donate $1 to</i> <i>charities focused on education.</i>

<i>So, the amount donated</i> <i>directly relates to the volumes</i>

<i>our clients trade with us.</i>

PATRICK DEWILDE: <i>The charities that we support</i>

<i>are essentially</i> <i>helping people to read,</i>

<i>some of them are building libraries,</i> <i>some of them are teaching teachers,</i>

<i>some of them are providing books,</i>

but all of it is around the education of the children.

NADIR MAHMUD: <i>As a part of</i> <i>the E for Education campaign,</i>

we've organized school days where teachers and children can come in

<i>and visit our trading floors.</i>

They are totally blown away by the excitement and noise level

<i>in the trading floor.</i>

TUCHMAN: <i>Since 2013,</i> <i>we've donated over $16 million.</i>

<i>This money has built schools</i> <i>and libraries</i>

<i>and trained teachers and educated</i> <i>children across the world.</i>

<i>We're so excited about</i> <i>this year's campaign,</i>

<i>and trying to set new records in</i> <i>the amount of money that we can raise</i>

<i>through E for Education.</i>

<i>The good news is, we're not asking</i> <i>our customers to go out of their way</i>

<i>to trade with Citi.</i>

<i>Through the business</i> <i>they already do with us,</i>

<i>they can help us support</i> <i>these fantastic charities.</i>

You know, I applaud Citi in terms of the innovation

and the imagination that goes beyond just a strict, "this is business."

Well, this is business, and this is good.

There is absolutely no limit to what we can give.

We've done it for years, we will be doing it for years,

and we'd love you to support us.

Please join us in supporting these wonderful charities

and win one for the kids.

Thank you for participating in the campaign

and I look forward to working with you.

Thank you.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Thank you.

♪♪

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#DBAGroup tells its story. CHAPTER 18. Past and present for a bright future. - Duration: 1:43.

I've been working at DBA for ten years.

I embarked on a new adventure with them

because, up to ten years ago,

I had always worked in the sales of TLC equipment.

When I started working at DBA,

I started a new career in the service sector,

which was completely new to me

but I was able to use the experience I'd gained from my past activities.

My job involves frequent contact with clients,

so I get to understand, from their point of view,

what kind of new services

DBA could possibly offer them.

If I had to describe my experience at DBA,

I'd say it has been a very positive one

because it has enabled me to discover a new business sector,

the service sector.

At the same time, in spite of my age,

I've had the opportunity to learn many new things.

For my part, I think I've passed on my experience

to the many young employees within the company.

At the same time, I've never stopped learning.

And this is very important for me,

because as long as you keep learning, a bright future always lies ahead.

For more infomation >> #DBAGroup tells its story. CHAPTER 18. Past and present for a bright future. - Duration: 1:43.

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Keita Yuge | Japan - Duration: 1:03.

Hello, I'm chef Keita Yuge.

Born in Saga Prefecture, I returned to Tokyo

after studying in Vancouver and working in Paris.

I'm always striving towards new goals,

and I've worked at "Quintocanto" restaurant in Osaka since 2013.

I feel like I've found the place where I belong.

Cooking is simple, it is not complicated,

but that doesn't mean it's easy.

The way the details come together is important.

Pasta is best when it comes to simple cooking.

"Spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino" is the simplest recipe I know,

and one of those I like the most.

Good work today. I'm heading out.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Keita Yuge | Japan - Duration: 1:03.

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Emilio Giagnoni | France - Duration: 1:03.

I'm Emilio Giagnoni.

For two years I have been a line cook

in a Mediterranean cuisine starred restaurant in the heart of Paris.

To me, simplicity in cooking

is to offer an intense culinary experience

surprising your guests with simple ingredients.

I like to cook simple pasta dishes for myself

like the iconic spaghetti with garlic, olive oil and hot pepper.

This dish might seem easy to cook

but the most important thing is in the details.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Emilio Giagnoni | France - Duration: 1:03.

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Giorgio Spanakis | Greece - Duration: 1:03.

I'm chef Giorgio Spanakis. I'm Greek-Italian.

I've been living in Greece for the last twelve years.

Exactly twelve years ago I decided to come to Greece

and bring along Italian gastronomy, Italian culture

and the Italian temperament I've got!

The passion for cooking developed at a young age,

in my father's restaurant in Rome. The passion for cooking developed at a young age,

in my father's restaurant in Rome.

Since then passion started to grow

along with the search of ingredients and love for cooking in general.

My philosophy in cooking is based on simplicity,

on searching the ingredients and combining simple products.

That's why in my recipes I only use seasonal products,

while constantly trying to offer a well-balanced plate

with textures and colours.

When I cook for myself or for my family, I also look for simplicity,

as for spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino.

We're done, right?

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Giorgio Spanakis | Greece - Duration: 1:03.

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Royal Air Maroc- Deu ruim? Como foi viajar com essa empresa? - Duration: 5:16.

What happened there, Mom?

My passport did not pass the magnet

I don't know what's happened

But ok, Mom? (Did you pass or not?)

we are here

in another video of our channel

my shoe around the world

and now the shoe of my mother too

this shoe is with a hole

my mother's shoe is kind of stuck because she's a little shaken

it's hole

She wants to give up but she can not!

We're waiting for the flight that was delayed, very late by the way

We are going to wait a long time, but we will arrive

we will arrive, I hope

Let's show a little of everything we've been doing and put it on the channel

Our first stop will be in morocco, we will stay there for a while

Let's show you what's going to happen and show you a little how this company works.

First point has already delayed the flight so something is wrong, we'll have to wait a lot,

two hours late is too much. negative point delaying flight

see you

We finally got on the plane, my mother is already sleepy.

I'm sleepy and tired

she's just tired of waiting you can imagine ....

I'm going to get more tired because I'm not going to sleep.

What's happen Mom?

this song of habibis

Breakfast

Lunch

Hi everyone, we are here waiting for our bus,

to go to the hotel because our flight is going to be the next day the company provides the hotel

we are here waiting and my mother is tired.

But where are we, Mother?

in Morocco

The flight was okay, just little turbulences, but it was okay, tiring but we're here.

we are at the hotel that the company provides and

if we spend more than 8 hours waiting the company needs to give lodging and food

so...we're here and now it's exactly 8:34 am, we're leaving at 9 am, we have to go

We arrived in Denmark

continuation...

Subscribe

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by George Adrian Sisiu | Romania - Duration: 1:03.

I am chef Adrian Sisiu.

I was born in Romania,

but as a child I moved with my parents to Emilia Romagna.

I had my first experience as a chef at the Londra Hotel,

on the Adriatic coast.

Three years ago, I made the difficult decision to return home.

Italian aromas are strong but simple.

All the recipes have common points, which I call fundamentals.

Whenever I think about a new recipe,

I start from that point, from the simple taste I learnt to love.

This is "spaghetti mari e monti"

a recipe from the Adriatic Sea.

Simple flavours, which remind me of Italy.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by George Adrian Sisiu | Romania - Duration: 1:03.

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Ivascu ionut - Duration: 5:01.

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Bem-Vindo à ULisboa 2016/17 - Duration: 0:38.

Universidade de Lisboa invites you

to the best welcome session ever.

On September 20th, at the Rectory Building,

the Academic Year Inauguration organized in association with the Schools' student unions will have

sports activities, street food

and the Solemn Session at Aula Magna.

And from 5 p.m. …

Sunset Party featuring

Mastiksoul

and DJ Kwan, Ashtray Monument, Cruzes Canhoto,

and ULisboa Choirs and Academic Orchestra.

September 20th will be memorable!

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Leon Li | China - Duration: 1:02.

Good morning, my name is Leon LI. I'm from Beijing.

I work at "MIO" Italian Restaurant a the Four Season Hotel in Beijing.

When I was ten years old I watched a movie

entitled "The Chinese Feast".

That movie changed me and made me dream of being a chef.

Italian cooking is a form of art for which enthusiasm

and love for challenges are needed.

I hope Chinese people can get its cultural meaning.

Love for life, respect for traditions.

I enjoy my job very much

as it makes me happy.

With my hands, I can share happiness with other people.

This is the motivation that inspires me every day.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Leon Li | China - Duration: 1:02.

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Indoor playground & Outdoor playground COCOMONG ECO PARK- [RabbitPlay] - Duration: 10:03.

Indoor playground & Outdoor playground COCOMONG ECO PARK-[RabbitPlay]

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Bizim Hikaye / Our Story Trailer - Episode 1 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 1:07.

You don't know anything about her, you don't know anything.

Yes, I don't know anything, because she was not around.

She loved all of you, loved every one of you. She loved you too.

What love are you talking about?! She left us. I was just 9 years old.

I was 9 years old and looking after you.

I was looking after all of us.

When you lay unconscious after boozing at the front door, it was me who pulled you from your legs and moved you inside so that you wouldn't freeze to death.

I was with Hikmet when he caught chickenpox.

I stayed up with him all night.

I changed Fikret's diapers.

I cleaned the lice on Ismet's head.

I attended Kiraz's parent-teacher meetings, not my mother, I!

You were always too drunk to notice these things.

Filiz, enough.

Yes, enough.

Enough!

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Cartoons about Cars for Boys Blue Tractor Cartoons Construction Techniques Working Cars - Duration: 11:03.

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Michael van Gerwen Limited edition WC2017- review - Duration: 1:19.

Hello, I am Stijn, product interviewer from Zaak-shops

And today I will give you a closer look at the limited edition darts by Michael van Gerwen.

Thanks for watching, are you interested in these darts,

Or do you want to have a look at our webshop?

Then go to www.darts-zaak.nl

Until the next video

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Melanie Wenzel Rezept: Badepralinen | Badekugeln – Einfach selber machen (DIY) - Duration: 3:22.

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「 AMV」 Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e|ようこそ実力至上主義の教室へ| Classroom of the Elite - Duration: 7:24.

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Matrimonio a spreco zero o eco-equo e solidale? Nelle Marche si può! Parola di Foodbusters. - Duration: 2:34.

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Kalp Atışı 12.Bölüm 1.Fragmanı - Duration: 1:02.

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Pikmi Pops By Moose Toys

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Renault Mégane 1.5 dCi Bose (LEER/R-LINK/Climate) - Duration: 1:01.

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Volvo V50 2.0 D Momentum R design - Duration: 1:01.

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Celler Vendrell-Rived #2 | D.O. Montsant | full interview | presented by Fabienne und Carlos Weine - Duration: 9:25.

My father had, grew grapes, he didn't make wine, but grew grapes.

Since I was very young I grew up around grapes. But yeah, with 14 or 15 years of age

you still don't really know what you will do. But already back then I heard that in this region you can make

very good wines, of international recognition. And here in Falset there is a winemaking school.

I went there for 2 years and in 1997 I started working in the winery of Alvaro Palacios.

And it was there, where, well... I had the grapes of my father

and together with the grapes of my family and the things I learned and knew, well

then it clicked and I knew that that's the thing I will dedicate myself to.

So you mentioned Alvaro Palacios,

who was your role model when you started with your own project?

Before I started my own project, I had only worked in Alvaro Palacios' winery and at that time, the winemaker

was Joan Asens, who was already my teacher in the winemaking school, and he was

my teacher again in the winery. When I was working with him I learned many things.

And also the passion for the world of wines.

Tighten it. Who has put this one?

Both of us, but no, now it's not leaking anymore, it's ok. Are you sure? Really?

It's not leaking because there were no grapes now, eh? Because there were no grapes, let me see...

For how many years now do you follow the rules for

organic agriculture for your wines? For many years I do not use nor herbicides,

nor insecticides, nothing like that. With the official organic label since 2011.

I have to say that many things I have learned by myself. Failing sometimes, but yeah,

I am making wine since the year 2000 now, so this year that means 17 harvests, since I am making wine. Trying

and failing, trying and correcting. Here you always learn many things, and you always ask your colleagues,

and if you see that something is not right, or is failing, then you ask and correct and you get better and better.

And from your errors you usually learn a lot.

Why does everybody say that your wines are a perfect example of the Montsant region?

I think they are very authentic wines and are not disguised with anything, or

almost anything, no. In case of the two Miloca wines, for example, they are

not disguised with anything. And with the Serè and Alleu, they were in the barrel, right.

So you can distinguish them. But I hardly ever use new barrels, hence the wine is always

dominating, and never the oak, or other things. This is what we try to do.

This is the style of wine I am trying to make.

So you re-use the barrels, right?

I do re-use them until a certain point, as then they suddenly can add some strange taste, but until

5, 6 years I do keep and re-use them.

Regarding wine rating. What is your opinion about that?

I think you have to buy the wine for what the wine is, and not because of a punctual

rating of one year or the other. It is also a risk. If one year they give you a good rating, and the

the next one not, so what will happen? You won't sell the wine the next year?

You have to make the wine which you think you have to make, and you have to do it as good as possible and

the ratings are ok. If they give me good ratings, then I am very happy, but if not, then

it's alright, too. They gave my wines some good ratings. But then I dont' really sell much more.

And when they gave them some less points, then I don't sell much less neither. There is an important

guru here from Robert Parker, who we all know. And if he would, or let's say,

if he for example rates a wine with 98 points, in that case yeah, I think I would sell the entire winery,

almost... At once. It is difficult. Because apart from the wines, they do also consider and rate the

background. I am very humble and I don't think that they will ever, that they would

give me this rating for what the winery is. I know that in Switzerland you like a lot the wines aged

in oak barrels, but sometimes alternating a bit is fine. Yes, that's true. One time alternating a bit

and discovering more fruit, or let's say, a nice fruit, a complex fruit, it's nice

when you can discover that and alternate a bit. So this is very important. The Miloca wines are very authentic.

Yes, yes. But you didn't have them since the beginning, right?

No, we make them since 2009. It is almost grape juice in a bottle. Fermented grape juice

in a bottle. Without nothing, nothing which distracts from what they are, you know?

What's your next goal?

As I have the two Miloca which are 2 young wines, monovarietal wines, 100% Garnacha,

100% Carinyena, I am thinking about making again 2 monovarietal wines, first

maybe Garnacha, then we will see with Carinyena.

But they will be barrel aged wines, of high-end quality. And yeah, I have some stuff prepared and we'll see,

If finally it is worth it, and I am able to make a really exclusive wine, then, well

I will make it. We'll see.

Well, Nuria. Hi.

As birthday present from your husband, what do you prefer

a trip to the Maldives, or a labelling machine?

How's that going?

Man, some travelling wouldn't bother me, but it's true, what we really need is a

labelling machine. Because I do everything by hand, label by label, bottle by bottle.

And how many bottles?

Well, around 30 and something thousend bottles, depending on the year.

What's it like being the wife of a winemaker and especially during harvest?

Well, being the wife of a winemaker is very nice. I have not worked in this sector

before, but now I do work with him,

the two together and during harvest it is quite hard. Because you depend on the whole year, and

on the weather it will be, for example this year there was no rain at all and well, every

year is different. And depending on the year you need more or less nerves.

True.

Well, then thank you for your time. You're welcome.

Well, now you got me a bit staggered

Well, this is information... Almost confidential, no?

When I was a kid, together with a friend we put the bonfire of our village,

the bonfire of San Juan, we lit it up one week before it was

supposed to be lit. And yeah, this was, oh man, yeah I got punished during quite some time. My mother

punished me by having me locked in the house, without being allowed to go out. Because this was a thing..., well

maybe it was better, that I could not go out.

Because they would have knocked the shit out of me.

How's your daddy these days during harvest?

Mmmmh, I dont' know...

... he's tired.

He's tired!

And what about you? What do you think? How is your daddy these days during harvest?

Fine.

Ah yeah, fine?

Yes.

How is he? What is he doing?

Harvesting.

Harvesting!

And your mommy? How is your mommy during harvest?

How is she? Is she any different?

No.

No?

As always?

Yes.

And you? Are you also as always?

No.

No? So what are you doing different?

I dont' know...

Harvesting?

No.

For more infomation >> Celler Vendrell-Rived #2 | D.O. Montsant | full interview | presented by Fabienne und Carlos Weine - Duration: 9:25.

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FASTLAND episode 2 - Natten glemmer intet - Duration: 5:25.

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ஒரே நடிகருக்கு மனைவியாகவும் தாயாகவும் நடித்த நடிகர் நடிகைகள் | Tamil Cinema News | Kollywood News - Duration: 3:02.

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Why planes don't fly over Tibet!! Revealing the dangerous truth.. - Duration: 2:26.

The Tibetan Plateau is the roof of the world.

Being the highest, it is surrounded by massive mountain ranges of the Himalayas.

Commercial flights have to face several challenges if they choose to fly over this zone.

Difficult Drift Down Procedure

Though airplanes can fly a lot higher than the Himalayas, it's a bad place to be in

case of an emergency.

If there's a loss of cabin pressure, the airplane is supposed to descend to an altitude where

there's enough air to breathe.

Many airliners only have 20 minutes of passenger oxygen.

If you lose an engine, you are also forced to descend prior to running out of the emergency

oxygen, but over the Himalayas that means crashing into a mountain.

Assuming an emergency landing was even possible at such high altitudes, the oxygen level is

negligible at most ground level regions.

The maximum altitude for the average human being to breathe normally is less than 12,000 feet.

And the mean average elevation above sea level of the Tibetan plateau is 16,000 feet.

We do have to wait patiently till our breathing pattern adjusts to the height slowly.

Also the radar services are almost non-existent over the region.

Clear air turbulence

Clear-air turbulence is the turbulent movement of air masses in the absence of any visual

cues such as clouds, and is caused when bodies of air moving at widely different speeds meet.

The atmospheric region most susceptible to clear air turbulence is the high altitudes.

This can be hazardous to the comfort of air travellers.

Clear-air turbulence is usually impossible to detect with the naked eye and very difficult

to detect with a conventional radar, with the result that it is difficult for aircraft

pilots to detect and avoid it.

Not a major travel hub There aren't many major travel hubs in or

around the Tibetan plateau.

It is not surrounded by any major population center or cities.

Therefore, there's not a huge need to fly over Tibet.

So airlines don't do it.

Besides in case of an emergency landing.

There are just two Airports in the Tibet Autonomous region and their distances from any nearby

airport makes them unusable for such route design.

In fact, the flights that visit Tibet are those which are flying just to them.

These facts help us understand why planes choose not to fly over Tibet.

do give it a thumbs up.

Also share & subscribe.

Cheers!!

For more infomation >> Why planes don't fly over Tibet!! Revealing the dangerous truth.. - Duration: 2:26.

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Egg Masala Curry Recipe in Hindi | अंडा करी | CookWithNisha - Duration: 5:05.

Hello friend! Welcome to my channel "CookWithNisha"

Today recipe is quick and easy egg curry

If you are bored of eating same vegetable again and again and you are eggitarien you can try this simple and easy recipe

If you like my recipe do Share it with your friends and do subscribe to my channel "CookWithNisha"

To make egg curry first we will boil the eggs in water for 8-10 min on medium flame

when they are boiled allow them to cool and remove the outer cover

Now we will fry these eggs for that

take a pan and add 4 tbsp oil in it. Heat it

once the oil is hot we will make a slit in these eggs so that they don't burst

and fry them in oil from all sides

once fried from one side slip them

in 3-4 min you will see they are fried from all side

take them out in a plate

we will prepare gravy for this here I have grated onion here

if you want smooth gravy grate the onion or you can use chopped onion for textured gravy

oil is already hot add 1 tsp cumin seeds

bay leaves, black cardamom and black pepper. Saute them

in 1 min on medium flame you will see they aroma is coming

and 1 tbsp ginger garlic paste and saute

I am also adding the two green chili here

once they are saute add grated onion. Saute it

add 2 tbsp salt or as per taste

saute the onion on low medium flame until they turn golden brown

keep stirring in between and in 10 min they turn golden brown

add grated tomato and mix it well

after mixing it well add 1 tsp red chili powder, 1 tsp turmeric power and 2 tsp coriander powder

mix it well

in 5 min when they are done add water for gravy

add water to adjust consistency as per your liking

and once the first boil comes add egg in this

cover it and allow it to cook for 4-5 min

after 4-5 min gravy is ready and now for the final touch add 1 tsp garam masala in it

mix it well

turn off the flame and egg curry is ready

For more infomation >> Egg Masala Curry Recipe in Hindi | अंडा करी | CookWithNisha - Duration: 5:05.

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Salvatore d'Alterio | Australia - Duration: 1:02.

Hi, I'm chef Salvatore D'Alterio

and I was born on the beautiful island of Ischia.

I got passionate about cooking thanks to my mother, a baker,

but it was my grandmother who taught me.

In 2015, I opened my restaurant in Balmain, Australia,

which I called "Isola d'Ischia" of course.

Let's tell it like it is,

Italians are the masters of pasta and simplicity.

Cooking simple dishes is an art that I like to nurture every day.

My heart is attached to Ischia,

that's why when I want to feel back home,

I cook myself a simple and tasty dish from my beloved land,

lemon scented shellfish spaghetti.

Emilio, see you tomorrow.

- Good night, chef. - Good night.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Salvatore d'Alterio | Australia - Duration: 1:02.

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Keita Yuge | Japan - Duration: 1:03.

Hello, I'm chef Keita Yuge.

Born in Saga Prefecture, I returned to Tokyo

after studying in Vancouver and working in Paris.

I'm always striving towards new goals,

and I've worked at "Quintocanto" restaurant in Osaka since 2013.

I feel like I've found the place where I belong.

Cooking is simple, it is not complicated,

but that doesn't mean it's easy.

The way the details come together is important.

Pasta is best when it comes to simple cooking.

"Spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino" is the simplest recipe I know,

and one of those I like the most.

Good work today. I'm heading out.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Keita Yuge | Japan - Duration: 1:03.

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(Ep-5) Lets play White Day A Labyrinth Named School - Duration: 2:42:59.

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Little Ichki (Sparsh Khanchandani ) From Uttaran Then & Now Picture Will Blow Your Mind ! - Duration: 3:44.

Little Ichki (Sparsh Khanchandani ) From Uttaran Then & Now Picture Will Blow Your Mind !

For more infomation >> Little Ichki (Sparsh Khanchandani ) From Uttaran Then & Now Picture Will Blow Your Mind ! - Duration: 3:44.

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Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Sebastian Olma | Poland - Duration: 1:03.

My name is Sebastian Olma.

Several years ago I left Poland and moved to Great Britain,

where I began working at "Chez Gérard" restaurant,

specialising in French cuisine.

Next, I worked in Gordon Ramsey's flagship restaurant

and then in other well-known restaurants.

All of these experiences paved the way for a new chapter in my life.

It's true, we all love the simple things we loved when we were younger.

You may try out hundreds of new recipes over the years,

but when you're alone the only thing you need is spaghetti.

This is spaghetti with basil and various types of tomatoes.

This recipe reflects my personality.

It contains something from my history.

I like this dish because it's a simple one.

For more infomation >> Barilla Pasta World Championship 2017 | Recipes for Simplicity by Sebastian Olma | Poland - Duration: 1:03.

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Gatwick Holiday Inn Room With Parking | Holiday Extras - Duration: 1:39.

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Sakana in the koohii potto - Japanese Dub - Twin Peaks - Duration: 4:50.

On top of the morning to you, Pete.

Uh, no, Josie, the expression is "top of the morning."

And it's just barely morning.

Pete,

I want to thank you for yesterday. For standing up to me with Catherine.

Forget it. Catherine was wrong yesterday.

- Period. - Well, thank you anyway.

- Hello. - Pete, it's Harry.

I got Agent Cooper with me. We're here to see Mrs. Packard.

Um, I will make a fresh pot of coffee.

- Hi, sheriff. - Mrs. Packard.

Dale Cooper, FBI.

You remember him from the town meeting last night, I'm sure.

Pleased to meet you, ma'am.

Agent Cooper, you remember Pete Martell.

- Sure, Pete. - You bet.

Uh, can we offer you gentlemen a cup of joe?

Mrs. Packard, you said the magic word.

- I'd love a cup, thanks. - Sure, I'll pour that for you.

Uh, Mr. Cooper, uh, how do you take it?

Black as midnight on a moonless night.

Pretty black.

- Um, please sit down. - Thank you.

Mrs. Packard, I'll come straight to the point.

Mrs. Packard, I understand that you hired Laura Palmer

to come visit you twice a week to help you with your English, is that correct?

Yes.

When was the last time that you saw her?

Thursday afternoon, about the time the mill blew 5.

- That would be 5:00? - Yes.

And when did she leave?

In an hour, when the lesson was finished.

I didn't see her again.

How did she seem to you on Thursday afternoon?

Something was bothering her.

But we didn't have a heart-to-heart on it.

Something she said though, that stuck on my mind.

She said,

"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death."

Did she say what that was in reference to?

No.

But after what happened to her, I can't help hearing it in my head.

Like some haunting melody.

Hmm.

- Excuse me. - Certainly.

So, Harry, how long you been seeing her?

How did you know?

Body language.

Jeez Louise.

Not long. Six weeks.

Andrew died a year and a half ago.

Fellas, don't drink that coffee.

You'd never guess. There was a fish in the percolator.

Sorry.

Yes, Catherine, I'm listening.

I just thought you ought to know

what your sentimental, goodwill shenanigans cost us yesterday.

You do know what shenanigans are, don't you?

Shutting down the mill cost us $87,000 and change.

You really think that would have made brother Andrew happy.

Jocelyn? Mrs. Packard?

Uh, what is "shenanigans?"

Nonsense, mischief, often a deceitful or treacherous trick.

For more infomation >> Sakana in the koohii potto - Japanese Dub - Twin Peaks - Duration: 4:50.

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9 TIPS FOR DJI SPARK! 📷 (SPORT MODE? TRIPOD MODE? IMPORTANT!) - Duration: 9:27.

In my last travel vlog, I've used drone shots for the first time

Before I went to Hualien, I've got myself the DJI SPARK

And used it for some great shots

Just to say, this is not an AD

I've only began using drone lately

Not a professional or something

But there are a lot of stuff I had to test out and realize

So hopefully this video will give you a better idea of the SPARK

Let's get on with the tutorial!

1. MUST BUY CONTROLLER

First thing, MUST BUY COMBO!

DJI SPARK USD $499

DJI SPARK FLYMORE COMBO USD $699

Costing another $200 USD - is it necessary?

The answer is: ABSOLUTELY YES!

The most important feature of the combo is the CONTROLLER

Even though the SPARK can be controlled entirely by phone

But the controller is a MUST

Using phone you can only fly up to 100m

You'll lose connection after 100m

With the controller, you can fly up to 2km

Of course most of the time you won't need to fly to 2km

But 100m is really really not enough

It's impossible to use it for great shots

When you use the phone, the connection is made between the phone and the drone

Whereas with the controller, the connection is made between the controller and the drone

And then the phone with the drone for monitor

That's to say, if the phone somehow lose connection

In the first scenario, the drone will also lose connection

With the controller, you have an extra safety net

Even if the phone has lost connection with the controller

You can still use the controller to control the drone

I see that a lot of accidents are people using just phone

Maybe the WIFI would cut-off

Or somehow lose GPS signal, and then the drone will... just crash into the sea

The phone isn't used solely for the drone

It's processing a lot of other things at the same time, so it's bound to be less steady

I think this is really important

With the controller you are really like flying a remote control aircraft

When you press in more it's faster, press in less it's slower

This is really important for you to get steady and beautiful shots

Also, when you're flying the drone, you're controlling up to three things at the same time

The camera - tilt up and down

Forward, backward, left and right

Up and down, and rotation

Imagine having to control all these on the phone

It's really not user-friendly

Another reason why you should get the combo is that

Aside from the controller

You'll also get an extra battery and a charger

One battery can fly for around 14 minutes

Considering all the starting up and when you get to low battery you gotta fly back

You only get about 10 minutes in the air

That's not a whole lot of time

So getting 1-2 extra batteries is a must

With the charger, you can charge up to 3 batteries at a time

Trust me, you wouldn't wanna charge them individually on the drone

2. MAKE SURE GPS SIGNAL IS GOOD BEFORE TAKING OFF

When everything's ready, we can start flying

Remember, make sure all the signals are well before taking off!

A lot of accidents are caused by poor GPS signal

Also choose relatively empty area to fly the drone

More buildings mean more disruption with the signal

3. USE "SPORT MODE" TO QUICKLY LOCATE YOUR SHOOTING SUBJECT

In the beginning you want to find your scene as quickly as possible

Here we can make use of the Sport Mode

What's Sport Mode?

Basically it gets rid of the speed limit and flies a lot quicker

But you mostly won't use it for shoot

Because it flies too fast and the camera is too shaky

It's biggest use is when you're not shooting

To quickly find location or to fly back at the end

4. FRAME YOUR SHOT AND THINK ABOUT ITS MOVEMENT

Got the location you want

Now we gotta compose a good frame

We can use all the techniques we'd use when taking a photo

Placing your subject in the centre

Use guide lines

Just compose yourself a beautiful frame

At the same time

You gotta think about what movement you'd wanna use

Forward

Backward

Go up

Sideway

5. USE "TRIPOD MODE" FOR CINEMATIC, STEADY SHOT

Got your composition and know what movement you're gonna use

We can start shooting

Here I will recommend using the TRIPOD MODE

A lot of people don't know about this function

What's TRIPOD MODE?

Basically it limits your speed

So you can shoot some really steady and cinematic shots

6. DON'T JUST LOOK AT YOUR PHONE! KEEP TRACK OF THE DRONE!

Another really important thing

Remember: don't just look at the monitor!

A lot of people, when they just started using the drone, they look at the monitor all the time!

Cos' they're thinking to themselves: I wanna get the most beautiful shots!

But when they look up

Holy crap, where's the drone!

And then he realizes the drone is gone

Of course a lot of time when you're really far away

You wouldn't be able to see it with your naked eyes

But you should always have a mind-map inside you

Knowing whereabouts it has flied to, and how to get back

You can be filming really awesome shots

But if the drone can't get back, then it doesn't mean anything does it

7. DON'T BOTHER BUYING "DJI CARE"

When I got the DJI SPARK

I used about $60 USD to buy "DJI CARE"

What's DJI CARE?

If you crashed it somehow, or drop into the sea

This kind of human mistakes are not covered by insurance

But with the DJI CARE, you can use a cheap price to exchange for a new drone

But there's a HUGE BUG

The point is, whether you're off to the sea, or crashed it

You gotta be able to find its body before they let you do the exchange

In most circumstances, when you're that far away

It's impossible to find the drone once you lose it

So don't bothering buying DJI CARE

Use it well, use it carefully

If there's any accidents, whether it's your fault or not

DJI literally has the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE

I had a friend who lost connection (no fault of his own) and flew his drone into the sea

DJI gave him a 30% discount to buy a new one

How generous! Your majesty?

If anything bad happen, no-one will be able to help you

So do all the safety stuff you can do and use it well, and the rest... is up to luck...

8. MANUAL ISO

Manual ISO is quite important at some circumstances

Especially when you go from dark places to bright places

You'd see that the brightness of the shot changes quite a bit, which is not a professional looking shot

So with manual ISO, you'd be able to get a more consistent result

9. MANUALLY RETURN THE DRONE

When you get the low battery message

Don't do anything - JUST GET BACK!

Especially when your drone is miles away

You only have around 3-4 minutes to fly back

So at this point we can once again use SPORT MODE

Get back as quickly as possible

There's an automatic flyback function within the DJI APP

I don't recommend using it

Why

Because this function is done using the GPS of your initial starting point

If there's any disruption to the GPS during flight, that point will become inaccurate

So better off trusting yourself

Get it back yourself, that's the safest

That's it for today

Remember, you always wanna be flying your drone with caution

Technology is very handy these days

But if this falls down from the sky, it'd surely hurt people

Also pay attention to local regulations

A lot of places have height limitation

And other regulations such as not allowing to fly over crowds

If we all wanna be enjoying drone in the future

Let's not cause any mess and troubles

Have a nice trip!

For more infomation >> 9 TIPS FOR DJI SPARK! 📷 (SPORT MODE? TRIPOD MODE? IMPORTANT!) - Duration: 9:27.

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Bob's Big Move (iOS)! - Duration: 2:33.

Greetings Burglars and scoundrels

We have some Very important information that Concerns Everyone Playing Robbery Bob - Double Trouble on ios

Robbery Bob is developed By Level Eight and

Released By a Publisher

This is your Bob

All This time You have Been Playing Bob in the app that Belongs to the publisher

But Now Level Eight will also be the publisher and that means your Bob has to move

In other Words You will have to get all your things - your coins, your costumes your Stars

From The Publishers App and move it to the developers App

Confusing? Do Not Worry!

Follow These 5 simple one-time Steps and You'll be burglarizing again in no time

Update The App

Most Likely This has Already Been done automatically but in case it hasn't Go to the app store and make sure you're up-To-date

Start The App

When you're Faced with This Wall of Text don't despair

Read The Terms Of service and Privacy Policy and Then press back Up with Cloud Sync

This Will Make sure Your progress is transferred and Will Additionally Keep Your save data secure at all Times

Press Sign in.

If you have a Facebook account just press continue with Facebook and follow the instructions

If you don't you'll have to create a new account and verify With your email Address it's a quick process and once you're done

Simply Log in with your credentials

Just Make sure to not log out of the cloud. That could Result in you losing progress

Get The New App

Search For Robbery Bob 2 in the App Store and download The New App That's released by Level Eight

The icon Should Look Like This

Once it's downloaded Start The App

Sync The New App with the cloud. When you start You'll be welcomed by This pop-up

press Sign In and Basically Repeat What You did in step 3

Congratulations you Have Successfully

Helped Bob Move! From us at Level Eights we want to thank you for your patience and Understanding

The Best of Luck on your continued Adventures with our Beloved Burglar

Until Next Time Bye-Bye

We sneak

For more infomation >> Bob's Big Move (iOS)! - Duration: 2:33.

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ETUDE HOUSE: Dear My Enamel Eyes Talk! 에뛰드: 디어 마이 에나멜 아이즈 톡! - Duration: 1:47.

For more infomation >> ETUDE HOUSE: Dear My Enamel Eyes Talk! 에뛰드: 디어 마이 에나멜 아이즈 톡! - Duration: 1:47.

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Drawing CAMP! chapter one: MEN ~ Frannerd - Duration: 10:29.

For more infomation >> Drawing CAMP! chapter one: MEN ~ Frannerd - Duration: 10:29.

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मुर्ग काली मिर्च - Murg Kali Mirch Recipe in Hindi | मुग़लई डिश | Chicken Kali Mirch Recipe - Duration: 2:44.

For more infomation >> मुर्ग काली मिर्च - Murg Kali Mirch Recipe in Hindi | मुग़लई डिश | Chicken Kali Mirch Recipe - Duration: 2:44.

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Bizim Hikaye / Our Story Trailer - Episode 1 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 1:07.

You don't know anything about her, you don't know anything.

Yes, I don't know anything, because she was not around.

She loved all of you, loved every one of you. She loved you too.

What love are you talking about?! She left us. I was just 9 years old.

I was 9 years old and looking after you.

I was looking after all of us.

When you lay unconscious after boozing at the front door, it was me who pulled you from your legs and moved you inside so that you wouldn't freeze to death.

I was with Hikmet when he caught chickenpox.

I stayed up with him all night.

I changed Fikret's diapers.

I cleaned the lice on Ismet's head.

I attended Kiraz's parent-teacher meetings, not my mother, I!

You were always too drunk to notice these things.

Filiz, enough.

Yes, enough.

Enough!

For more infomation >> Bizim Hikaye / Our Story Trailer - Episode 1 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 1:07.

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DoubleX RMMV Skill Hotkeys - Duration: 2:21.

Currently usable skills can be used or bound with hotkeys

These hotkey slots can be freely navigated, just like navigating an ordinary selection window

Currently unusable skills can't be used but can still be bound with hotkeys

Like an ordinary selection window, these hotkey slots can also be selected using touch inputs including mouse

Binding hotkeys for the selected skill can be done by simply pressing them as well

All these bindings for all actors will be saved into savefiles, and the formers will be correctly loaded

The 1st hotkey slot's unavailable due to the results of the effective <use skill hotkey: USHX> notetags

None of the empty hotkey slot will give any feedback at all, unlike unavailable ones giving buzzer sounds

Using these hotkeys can be done by either pressing them or touching these hotkey slots using touch inputs including mouse

The 8th hotkey slot's unavailable due to the results of the effective <use skill hotkey: USHX> notetags

For more infomation >> DoubleX RMMV Skill Hotkeys - Duration: 2:21.

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RAJGIRA HALWA-UPWAS SPECIAL-RAJGIRA SHEERA RECIPE | उपवास का राजगिरा हलवा/शीरा | BY VIJAYALAKSHMI | - Duration: 3:18.

Hi this is Vijaya & welcome to Vijaya's recipes

Today we'll make Navratri Special an another Fasting/Upwas Recipe

Rajgira Halwa or Rajgira Sheera

Which is very easy to make and turned out very tasty

So let's make Rajgira Halwa

To make Rajgira Halwa or Rajgira Sheera we've taken 1 Cup Rajgira (Amarnath Flour)

3/4 Cup Sugar, 2 Cup Water

1/2 Cup Clarified Butter, 10-15 Cashew Nuts

10-15 Almonds & 1/2 tsp Cardamom Powder

So let's make Rajgira Sheera or Rajgira Halwa

Turn on the flame and here we've put in 2 Cup Water for boiling in this pan

We'll fry the Rajgira in another pan

Adding Clarified Butter in the pan

Clarified Butter is melt, adding Amarnath Flour

Fry it by stirring it continuously

Amarnath flour is fried and even releasing its fragrance

Now adding boiling water in it

Water is boiled, turn off the flame

We'll be adding the boiling water slowly in the Amarnath Flour and mixing it as well

We'll cook it continsoulsy by stirring it until it reaches to the lump form

We've cook it continuously by stirring it for 20-25 mins

It has reaches to the form of lump, now adding Sugar in it

Adding Cardamom Powder

Now we'll cook it by stirring it continuously until the sugar is completely dissolve.

We've cook it till the sugar is dissolved

Our Rajgira Halwa or Rajgira Sheera is ready

Now we'll add dry fruits in it

Adding Almonds & Cashew Nuts

Mix it well

We'll cook it for 2 mins by stirring it continuously and later on we'll serve it in a bowl

Here we have Rajgira Halwa or Rajgira Sheera is ready

We've garnish this with Cashew Nuts & Almonds

If you like our today's recipe, then do try this

We've given detailed method of preparation and ingredients

Do like and share our videos also subscribe to our channel

And for more such recipes, please visit our website "www.vijayasrecipes.com"

Thanks for watching.

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